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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] wazer1337:
I got 3 questions.

Here in Denmark we have a TV provider via our services we pay for we can use android/apple etc, to watch TV from home/world.

However Its like the app checks for root status, how can I prevent it for checking for anything like that

Next question.

Kinda the same but how do I get snapchat working, I tried with and without root, still the same.

Last question, how do i get my s pen button working on this rom?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Suppenhuhn:
The answer for question 1 and 2 is Magisk.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] wazer1337:
so you remove supersu, install magisk and magisk manager?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] MuVic:
when i try to clean flash latest official build 20170725 it stuck at "Patching system image unconditionally..."

i have latest twrp 3.1.1-0

EDIT:

Problem solved by redownloading the ROM. the zip file somehow got corrupted, that's why it got stuck.

Also now I understand how useful md5 checksums are
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] hamiltonbento:
Galaxy Note 3 (Unified) (hlte)

Galaxy Note 3 (TMO) (hltemo)

Does anyone know the difference between the two?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] MisiekDP:
Hello guys,

I have a problem with this ROM. I think that this is very good ROM but I found one big disadventage for me.

In Titanium Backup I can't find MENU button (photo1). I only use Menu hardware key as Recents. In the previous ROM (Trader418 cm-13.0) I always used the 3 dots menu so I wouldn't like to use the on screen buttons :)

I wanted to move yesterday to the newer Android Nougat (this ROM) because Xposed has appeared but this problem is very annoying for me :(
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] StoneToken:
Hi there!

Would anyone with latest LA build and fast acquiring GPS lock share their modem version?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] fad19:
hlte is for N9005

hltetmo is for N900W8 N900T N900V

I don't know what should be used for other variants from these two.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] odoll:
Updated SM-N9005 hlte from 7/19, yesterday evening:

downloaded https://mirrorbits.lineageos.org/full/hlte/20170725/lineage-14.1-20170725-nightly-hlte-signed.zip to my PC

Pushed image via Wifi to my phones' 64 GB SD-Card with MyPhoneExplorer.

Rebooted phone into recovery TWRP 3.1.1.0 and made a Nandroid backup to ext SD-Card.

Installed 7/25 image

Wiped Dalvik/cache

Rebooted into system

Installed Bluetooth rSap driver

Rebooted the phone to activate the rSap driver​

Left Thumb up!: Neither Proximity nor Orientation issues any longer, atm.

Right Thumb Up!: After activating the Bluetooth connection between my speaker on the bicycle ride this morning no AVRCP skip / stop / etc. issues.

Same on my way back this evening. Keeping my fingers crossed.

Also no VPN issues when connecting to home during the day.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] hamiltonbento:
I discovered that the reason for this was the kernel.

I made the xenial kernel flash and solved it.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
The reason is for the most part because the developer strongly stated that we should install 3.1.1-0 before flashing the 07/25 build. My problem was that I thought that as the official TWRP site was only offering an hltetmo version up to 2.8.7, I was basically stuck on earlier ROM versions. But I've been reassured that the hlte version is fine to install in my N900W8, so I carried on to attempt flashing 07/25 with TWRP hlte 3.1.1-0. Didn't work, at all, so I'm back on 07/19.

Same thing here. Tried three times, same stall every time. Soni flashed back to 07/29, found that GApps was missing for unknown reasons, and had to re-flash the same GApps package over, then set up a lot of logins and other user preferences from scratch. System clock app was killed, couldn't find anything to fix it, so using a third party alarms app now. Couple of other apps behaved weirdly too but managed to fix them. Oddly, somewhat spooky in a way, many of my apps and settings were just fine through all that. So just about 1/4 of my stuff got corrupted somehow. All my thousands of files are just fine however, and things like MX player remembering bookmarks in movies or my ebook reader retaining my library survived. Seems possible that my filesystem being incorrect is linked to the flash failing. Might take the time to convert to face from the current Ext4 (or whatever it's called) but for now things are working fairly well with 07/19 so perhaps I'll just leave but there. The Note 3 seems happy.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] MuVic:
Problem solved by redownloading the ROM the zip file somehow got corrupted, that's why it got stuck while flashing.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] albertfuller:
Am running hktetmo 0725. Any also having problem installing apk files (yes, unknown sources checked).Searched for apk issues already.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Really? Wow, that's weird. I downloaded 07/25 on my phone via Wi-Fi, and the download was reported in Dolphin-Browser as being successful. Just re-downloaded 07/25 now on the Windows 7 PC and comparing in every way I know how they are identical. But okay, I can give it a try... not looking forward to more corruption issues though, if it goes wrong again. Being rather fussy about my setups means it always takes a bunch of hours tweaking and tinkering to get things just right. I've also downloaded a different GApps package, will try Mini this time and see how that goes.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] shaggyskunk:
I'd highly recommend using Advanced Download Manager from the store - it's fast and it's great at ensuring that your Downloads are complete and correct ;)

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Thanks, will look into that. For what it's worth, I've just been able to run the first successful backup ever on my Note 3, using TWRP 3.1.1-0, with all boxes checked and the MicroSD as the save destination. Flashing 07/25 then worked flawlessly with the newer download, so apparently the previous corruption of my setup was due to a corrupted downloaded ZIP, as suggested by MuVic. GApps Mini also flashed successfully.

On booting it seems everything is as it should be. Even the system clock app is back! So definitely a corrupted file problem... though I'd flashed that version Full GApps (same file still saved to the MicroSD) from 07/22 a couple of times before and it was fine. I'm used to downloading errors in Firefox and in Dolphin-Browser with larger files, but was tricked this time as the download had reported successful and it matched what was linked on the Lineage page. Hope Advanced Download Manager removes such nonsense in future, thanks again for the suggestion.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] shaggyskunk:
You may find that TWRP 3.1.1-0 hlte is not reliable when you Nandroid to the internal sd card - I've been successful only a few times - Backing up to the external sd card works 100% of the time... What I've been doing is Flashing TWRP 3.0.2-0 when I want to backup to the internal sd card (although you could just as easily copy the Backup from the external sd card to the internal sd card) But Nandroids to the external sd card take quite a bit longer than the internal sd card - When I'm Flashing a Rom and Gapps - I just Flash TWRP 3.1.1-0 beforehand - This can be done within TWRP - You just select Install and the bottom right there's a Tab that says img - click on that and then choose whichever version of TWRP you want to use.

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Arlos:
I have a N900W8. I've using the unofficial 20170718 HLTETMO ROM and have not been very happy with the battery life. I recall the last compatble official HLTE ROMs having better battery life. So on Sunday evening I did a TWRP backup and flashed the 20170620 HLTE official ROM. After 24 hours I was not overly impressed with the battery life over the 20170718 unofficial HLTETMO so on Monday evening I retored the backup.

Now here's funny thing. Ever since the restore my battery life has been AMAZING! I start off at 100% at about 8:30am and by 7pm I'm at about 70%. I know that this sounds rediculous, and that is why I'm gone three days before posting since I wanted to make sure that it was not a glitch, false battery reading, etc.

My daily usage is about an 45 minutes of active surfing (browser, Facebook, Blogs, etc.), 60 minutes of podcasting, and approximately 20 minutes of talk. Yesterday I intentionally did not plug in my phone at night and woke up to 58% battery life from the previous morning. Darn, that almost 24 hours later.

Nonetheless, I am not flashing anything over what I currently have. And I'm posting this in case anyone want to give the above flashing sequence a try and possible achieve the same results.

I do have Greenify installed, but I've always had it installed and I have not made any changes to the setting since installing it about a month ago.

As I said, I'm just posting this should anyone want to try to mimic what I did and possibly achieve the same results.

BTW, I'm currently at 60% battery (6:11pm) and unplugged the morning at 9am with 87% before starting my day today. As I said, I don't know what the backup/flashing/restore did, but I'm getting amazing battery life.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] shaggyskunk:
If you aren't already - You could further enhance your battery life by using Privacy Guard and prevent apps from Waking & Keeping your device awake - Some of the worst offenders are Google Plus - Weather Widgets - Chrome - Tapatalk - News & Weather apps etc - Just open Privacy Guard and go through each app on your device and see how many wake-ups you see - You may be a little surprised - Wakelock Detector & BBS are very useful tools in tracking down misbehaving apps - Also in Settings - Apps - Check to see which apps are Requesting Location and if they really need it or if you want them to have it.

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] shaggyskunk:
[MENTION=703060]Arlos[/MENTION]

Here's just one example of how many times Tapatalk was denied the ability to run in the background - And many other apps will try to do the same thing.

View attachment 4224283

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[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] asusgarb:
Sorry to ask again, but can someone help me?

Googling I've found something like Lineage Audio fix.zip provided by Lineage, but too many users reported bad issues after its flashing.

I know I could use apps, but I don't like them. Is there some file to modify to have higher calls volume?

Inviato dal mio SM-P605 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Gazzasore:
I was having problems installing apk's a while back I changed File Manager that fixed the problem
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Josueden69:
Where is the link of the latest build hltetmo? (can), I was searching for a while without succed... Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Fair enough. The developer posted a link some pages back to the Lineage OS nightly builds page, but only for HLTE, not HLTETMO. So I just added a TMO to his link... and like magic, was delivered to the correct page for those builds:

https://download.lineageos.org/hltetmo
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] sandybeach:
How stable is this rom for 7.1.2 is it good enough for day to day usage ? I have a Samsung note 3 and Samsung S7 Edge

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Can't run on an S7 Edge, obviously. As for a daily use ROM on a Note 3, the 07/25 version has only been out for two days, so a bit early for anyone to know how stable it might be in the long term. But in my Note 3 for the past 20 hours or so running 07/25 it has been great. No significant issues. Since the Note 3 is my only working phone (my old Infuse is a mess, not possible to rely upon) I need stable software. This ROM is giving me that. Great connectivity, zero lagging, a snappy and positive user experience.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] action_papst:
Using this Rom for months. Works as intended.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] bladebarrier:
You can just click on the official link, and on the left side you'll see it listed right above the international version.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Pally01:
Good tips. I haven't delved much into privacy guard or bbs apps until now. Very enlightening to poke around with this stuff.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] juni12:
How's battery life here?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] ulats07:
not so good from my end,i had better with 19/7 ,not much app running in the background,but i leave idle it drop significantly from 90% to 20-30% overnight

on previous release i can get around 5hours sot,but with the latest one i only get around 2-3 hours max

other than that no issue from my end,the gps looks better and no rotation issue

i did dirty flash from the previous one
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Battery life for mine is quite similar to other 7.1.1/7.1.2 ROMs I've tried. Decent, but not massively better than stock. Of course everyone's setups are different. I disable a picnic bloatware, notifications and permissions and whatever background crap on things missing use. My battery is as old as my phone, about three years. I've just ordered a new Samsung battery so hoping to get a bit more time between changes. As it stands, with a mix of videos local and streamed, forum browsing, ebooks, not a lot of phone calls, email, no games, about 4 hours of use per day, I charge when it drops to around 60% at lunch time then again around 9pm to 100%. Half an hour to 1.5 hours use at bed time drops it to maybe 70% average. By morning it's at about 60% so I charge while having breakfast. I recall two years ago on stock getting a full day and night between charges with similar use. So old battery is just weak.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] albertfuller:
Than you for your response. Just a follow up: what do you mean specifically when you say you "changed the file manager?" Thanks again.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] action_papst:
You can install another file manager. I do use 'simple file manager' as it does not contain bloatware.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] zed37:
Hi, last version without any changes and I somethimes have unespected bootlops ... usually when I wake up phone - have you got the same ? On previous versions I had simular I hope It will be fixed in next but so far not changes

somebody have the same ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] action_papst:
Yes. Sort of. Sometimes my device won't wake up from deep sleep. It's not reproducible here and happens twice a week, I guess. No logs atm
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Gazzasore:
I normally use ES File manager

Sometimes when installing apk's it fails

If so I use the Built in File manager

But you could download a different one and try it
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] jonneldj:
Can i flash the rom for my SM-N900S?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] vaggos400:
Yes
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] asusgarb:
Hi. I think I figured out what causes high battery drain. It happens while connected in 3g.

I was using heavily the phone while connected with WiFi (YouTube, Gmail and WhatsApp) with extremely good battery life.

Once left house and connected with 3g, the battery drain begun. 3 minutes of WhatsApp caused -3%.

Once at home again and WiFi, low battery drain again (10 minutes WhatsApp -1%).

How can I stop battery drain on 3g connection?

Even in standby it happens.

Inviato dal mio SM-N9005 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] haggertk:
Without something like a last_kmsg log it is hard to say for sure, but I just merged a commit that is a cause for at least one similar sounding issue:

https://review.lineageos.org/#/c/182187/
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
Hi [MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION], I'm a SM-900p user - does compatibility only mean that you can use sims on a sprint phone? Sprint is my carrier and the 7/25 build couldn't hold a signal - it would show Sprint for 1 second and then go to No Signal. No calls or data.

Thanks for all your work!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] haggertk:
We had a tester that reported good connectivity. Pulling at strings, what is your baseband version?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Not sure if this helps, but connectivity via cellular voice, data, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are all excellent with this 07/25 ROM on my HTLECAN or N900W8 version. My baseband version is N900W8VLU2DPG1.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
Yeah, I thought it might be because the tester was using an hltespr on a non-sprint carrier.

Baseband is OK2
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] haggertk:
Hmm, that's a little dated and doesn't match with the system blobs. Do you mind updating to this?

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120749419
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
Ok thanks I'll give it a go
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] hamiltonbento:
A few days ago I have been thinking that the battery consumption is too high.

I use:

N9005 lineage-14.1-20170712

Xenial kernel built22

Anyone have any idea what I can do?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GlynG:
I’ve loaded the Lineage 14.1.2 25/07 nightly onto my secondhand Note 3 SM-N9500 (I’ve just got an Android phone for the first time and wanted the latest version). I used the hlte version which I hope was the right one?

Things otherwise seem fine but the SIM isn’t recognised. How can I fix this? Looking at other threads some people seem to update the baseband and modem files, would this sort it? If so which ones should I try? I’m in the UK and on the Giffgaff network if it’s relevant.

Also I get an error message when I connect it to either my desktop or laptop saying “The last USB device you connected to the computer has malfunctioned and Windows does not recognise it.” I was getting this sometimes back on the stock firmware also, but each time a computer reboot with it connected by USB would fix it and it would be recognised properly. Now this workaround doesn’t help and I still get the message, so I can’t transfer anything on or off it (unless by copying to the MicroSD and physically swapping that) or use Odin on it. Any ideas on this?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] StockholmSyndrome:
*sigh*

This is what happens if you don't provide all the necessary info in the 1st post.

People ask the same question over and over and over.

Here are the instructions how to update your baseband so that your SIM works in latest LineageOS for HLTE:

1.) Download the latest baseband that matches your phone (duh): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=196446

2.) Download a copy of Odin (3.12.x): http://dl.sammobile.com/Odin3-v3.12.7.zip

3.) Power down your phone completely, take out the battery for a few seconds

4.) Go into download mode by pressing Volume-Down + Home + Power simultaneously for several seconds

5.) Connect phone via USB cable until Odin says "Added"

6.) Click on "Options" and uncheck "Auto-Reboot", then load your Baseband file (_Baseband_Firmware.tar .md5) into the "AP" slot

7.) "Start"

8.) Wait for success and green light

9.) Unplug USB cable, reboot phone by holding down Power button

You are now clear to install the latest official LineageOS for your Note 3!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] jonneldj:
What kernel should i use?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] muffi23:
Send me more information about your system from private message in polish.

Maybe help you.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] vaggos400:
Start with stock and then try the others. I have not knowledge about kernel
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] jonneldj:
I install the rom successfully but during on selecting language, the phone was hang. Any fix?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] vaggos400:
Try clean install without gapps, finish the setup wizard and then flash gapps
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] jonneldj:
I install without gapps and with gapps but during in the setup wizard the phone is hanging :(
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] jonneldj:
What kernel should i use to my SM-N900S?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sheng0729:
doesn't help with not recognizing sim card
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] txx3:
anyone ..is xposed possible??? ..just a yes or no ..its all i want to know
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] odoll:
Thumb's down :( BT skip, pause worked for + 2.5 days, but yesterday around noon the phone rebooted. Since then AVRCP seems to be screwed again ...

And another annoying still lasting issue is that I can't set the USB profile permanently.

The first thing which is odd now, even if I change the profile e.g. from MTP to PTP in the developper setting, it still shows me MTP as profile, when leave that sub menu.

However the change seems to work as e.g. PTP is enabled, when I connect the phone to the PC.

But when I unplug and connect it again, the mode had fallen back to "Charging Only" and stays in that mode (same for MTP of course, which I would like to have as the default)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] xXNilsXx:
No
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] grumpycoder100:
Still in beta stages, so there's an increased risk of using it on Nougat. Better to wait till it gets really stable;)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] crackedvenom2:
Not a big deal but i notices this keyboard has swipe typing. Doesnt work for Me. Any help? I Mom swype and others exist but i like this one. Unless you can find this exact thene on another i night try it
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Can't you just disable swipe in the keyboard settings if you don't want it? I did. Swipe doesn't happen once disabled.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] crackedvenom2:
I want swipe but it doesnt work. It swipes but nothing happens
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] GerardSamija:
Ah, okay, I misunderstood your question. So the Android keyboard native to the ROM doesn't have an active swipe feature... and you don't like using other keyboards? I really like Google's keyboard, either included in a GApps package or downloaded from the app store. Google's learning auto-correction is significantly better than the native Android keyboard's, plus it can use a custom image for a theme (kinda pretty), and I just tested Glide input (their name for swipe input) and it worked perfectly. I disabled it right away as I hate that form of input, but it does work perfectly in my brief testing now.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] crackedvenom2:
No the active keyboard that came with it comes with swipe but doesnt work. Ill try your suggestion though
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] albertfuller:
I am running the purity's team xposed for nougat [emoji4]
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Stagger Lee:
Very strange, I dont have it.

With this 7.1 version I have some other small problem after boot. Screen goes black as it is shutdown and cannot be wake with Power button. Home button can wake it.

Edit: I see now. I have all reboot options, but missing option for boot into recovery tricked me.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] pech2sav:
there is recovery option for me in boot menu

install apk from sd works
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] alptuna06:
Dude you're awesome!!!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] reawo:
did you do anything special - like setup/format SD card or anything or did it work out of the box?

maybe it's something with file system format?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] pech2sav:
No f2fs for me ext4 only

activated developer : seven tapp on build number

In developer settings, put on correct choice
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
That's because SuperSU, in systemless mode, tricks the bootloader into thinking that the modified kernel is SEAndroid enforcing. You can see this if you look for SEAndroid in the update-binary in the SuperSU zip file.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Stagger Lee:
I can install from SD card. Did you activated "Unknown sources" in Security options ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] reawo:
sure, it works from internal but not from external