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[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Nissiah:
Yes i'm 100% sure that i have a I9195 (Serranoltexx) Model

But thank you for the suggestions.

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I already try the advanced wipe options a few times.

Appreciate your help alot!

I guess i will just stick to the aokp build, works great so far.

Only the Google Camera App crash :eek:

/me wave to LOS 14.1
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M1chiel:
[MENTION=8109922]Nissiah[/MENTION] I remembered this from another thread. You may wish to give it a try: https://xdaforums.com/z3-compact/development/rom-slimm-t3359831/post69317244
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] arco68:
Disable global "Ok, Google" detection.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] marcolomboss:
Thank you, I solved the problem. I've installed version 20170323.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
You might need a newer TWRP. My mini did this too first time with an older TWRP. Try 3.0.2 or newer, see how you go.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Nissiah:
I already try "TWRP v3.0.3-0" and "v3.1.0-0" without any luck.

Thank you for your suggestions, much appreciate that.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] alphace:
5ghz wifi

Hello, do you have any issues with wifi 5 Ghz with s4 mini lte (international)? I've got the latest 20161222 cm14.1 build and looks like that only 2.4 ghz is available.

Also (probably it has been asked before) can I directly update to LOS from cm 14.1 20161222 ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Keyvannn:
where is the link?

i cant find it
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] BavoV:
Look for arco last post in this topic on *drumroll* 13 march
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] alphace:
I've installed the latest lineage (13 march), no 5ghz wifi, is there a way to enable it? Looks like many photography drone cameras use only that frequency.

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
Sorry, I don't really understand what happened when I first I had this problem. I just assumed it was related to the stable version of TWRP (2.8?) that I had used. To get it working, I started from the beginning...

Odin(v3) -> TWRP 3.0.2 -> full wipe, everything, then installed newer LOS & GAPPS.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] heilbron:
You should give it a try after making a backup!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
To first time I flashed it I only had 2.5Ghz for some reason, just go to settings>wifi> three dots>advanced>wifi frequency band and set to auto
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Techbound:
Is it just me or is anyone else facing issues with wifi eap connect ??
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ZeroPointMax:
does someone know if this will be an official Version for S4 mini? (And when?)

I feel kinda uncomfortable flashing unofficial builds :/
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] bierma32:
What is the difference between officials and unofficial ?

Unofficial will be supported by the maintainer.

Official by the maintainer and LOS Group.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] alphace:
weird I don't have a frequency choice, only region choice.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
ummmm, well I suggested that from memory, as tsar not on this ROM at the moment, have you tried using the search function in settings? Now you've said that I'm thinking they removed that setting and it's automatic, maybe I'm thinking of when I come back to marshmallow, maybe my mind is playing tricks. You could try resetting network connections, then
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] dplasa:
Did you try re-entering the eap credentials?

I re-entered the eap credentials and it works like a charm since then. (I had restored all my wifi AP data with TitaniumBackup - that probably didn't work out well with the eap AP, wpa/wpa2 AP worked fine).

I'm still using arco's 20170204 version (which works fine for me) and as I had EAP problems (no connection at all) but WPA/WPA2 working just fine, I also installed the Remix Kernel described in this thread (which improved by the way my battery life...):)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] alphace:
the last working distro with 5ghz was CM 13. After that, no more 5ghz band, I think it's just a matter of settings, probably not available through the gui. My current setup is a freshly installed lineage, so no previous hacks, settings or whatever.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
see above quote, this setting is not available anymore, sorry my mind playing tricks as I've been switching ROMs and phones to much recently! :eek:

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Don't know when it will go official but the only difference with this ROM being official or unofficial would be that the official version is built on LinageOS servers while unofficial is not as it would all be from the same dev (Arco) using the same repos. At least that is my understanding. I trust [MENTION=3044346]arco68[/MENTION] builds whichever ones they are.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] imarsh72:
LOS13 2017318 build still has it not sure about LOS14 didn't stay on it long enough to find out
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] XDAWPark:
Works for me!

Latest build works fine for me with 5GHz.

Great work Arco!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] A_one:
I'm using i9190 without sim card, only WiFi. Is it possible to remove mobile network framework from rom? Normally removing unnecessary apps(for me) from system/app.. Any advance?

14.1-20170313-UNOFFICIAL-serrano3gxx
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Der_Caveman:
I have a missed alarm for the second time. Alarm time is missed, but alarm triggers if the phone gets unlocked (fortunately I have a "backup" alarm clock).

With CM13 the countdown mode had the same problem- maybe it is android doze dependent?

I'm using the stock cLock- maybe I should give google's clock a try?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Andi46:
Hmm, over here with GT-I9195 + Lineage OS 14.1, the 2.4 + 5 Ghz band works without any issues and my Fritz!Box 7490 manages it automatically (band steering) to switch between 2.4 and 5 Ghz WITHOUT any settings in Lineage OS. if you restored the WLAN settings with TB - don't do that as it can cause more probs than wanted.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] alphace:
Didn't restore any WLAN settings. That's weird, I've got a freshly installed LOS, which version do you run?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Andi46:
I'm on 03/13 build... if you have a friend with a functioning WLAN Router like the 7490 with good BandSteering test it over there too to exclude a Router/FW issue. ;)

AAAHHH - one point i can add: the SSID of the 2.4 + 5 Ghz band has to be the same name for a functioning BandSteering...

Requirements by AVM- sorry, only found it in german...

Welche Voraussetzungen müssen erfüllt sein?

Das WLAN-Gerät muss dualband-fähig sein (2,4- und 5-GHz-Band müssen unterstützt werden, siehe Dokumentation zum WLAN-Gerät).

Die FRITZ!Box muss auf 2,4 und 5 GHz die gleiche SSID (Name des Funknetzwerks) benutzen (dies ist im Auslieferungszustand der FRITZ!Box der Fall).

Es muss eine FRITZ!Box mit WLAN AC sein.

Die FRITZ!Box hat mindestens FRITZ!OS 6.80 installiert.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] alphace:
MM I'm trying to connect to a 4k camera which only works in 5ghz band, I know the camera works beacuse I've tried it with an iphone, I know the s4 mini used to work because I did connect it to the camera in the past (CM 13). Don't have any clue, I'll try installing LOS 13.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
I've always used the Google clock, even with stock. The stock ones back then failed intermittently. So I'd recommend trying the google clock app, it has never missed an alarm for me.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Der_Caveman:
Now I'm trying google's clock.

I noticed that I now have the following apps:

com.cyanogenmod.lockclock

com.google.android.deskclock

com.android.deskclock

I disabled com.cyanogenmod.lockclock and com.android.deskclock now, maybe the missing timers and countdowns are related to this two preinstalled apps competing against each other?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
I'm not sure what com.google.android.deskclock is... Maybe it's the old google clock? The new "Clock" one is just com.android.deskclock. Google bought it from someone else a while ago, and it still works reliably.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Der_Caveman:
IMHO:

com.google.android.deskclock - clock from google apps (google play)
com.android.deskclock - android open source "vanilla" clock
com.cyanogenmod.lockclock - modded AOSP clock by cyanogenmod
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
Refer screenshot.... this comes with gapps.

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.deskclock&hl=en
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Der_Caveman:
Are you really sure?

open source deskclock manifest

For me it sounds logical that the domain name "*.android.com" is used for "vanilla" open source and "*.android.google.com" is used for google's closed source apps.

And com.google.android.deskclock is the only one I can deinstall, the other two are system apps that can only be deactivated.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
I don't disagree... but I can see which clock I'm running.

Actually, from Gapps:

Google Desk Clock (replaces stock/AOSP Clock)

And now we know how it replaces the stock clock :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Der_Caveman:
But not for me...:confused:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] csendre:
A data only setting was added to sources recently. You'll have to build it yourself using that config option.

https://review.lineageos.org/#/c/163689/

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No issues with 5GHz here. Play with your router settings.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Andi46:
This ROM passes SafetyNet

as mentioned above, with Magisk-v11.6.zip it's possible to play Super Mario Run, having snapchat! etc...

Easily passes SafetyNet checks - AMAZING!!! :good:;)

is there anything special at S4 mini that sys files are editable? Tried the same thing with my S5 mini, but no success as sys files aren't editable or reset themselves at reboot...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ZeroPointMax:
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Don't know when it will go official but the only difference with this ROM being official or unofficial would be that the official version is built on LinageOS servers while unofficial is not as it would all be from the same dev (Arco) using the same repos. At least that is my understanding. I trust [MENTION=3044346]arco68[/MENTION] builds whichever ones they are.[/QUOTE]

Okay, thanks for the information, helped me a lot :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] jihadinhorocks:
[MENTION=3044346]arco68[/MENTION] Thank you so much for the great work! dirty flashed after Feb build, no problems.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ZeroPointMax:
[MENTION=3044346]arco68[/MENTION] yeah, me too! i wiped (just to be sure) and flashed it today. No errors so far :good:

Great work!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] held600:
Sometimes the home button does not work. Everything else just working fine for me. Thanks

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9195 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
Yes, I had that before and even worse on LOS13 (also the cap keys next to it) LOS13 was unusable, (latest build + latest Open Gapps).
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Andi46:
Perhaps you both should replace the Home button + electronic, there are some videos on youtube... After i did CM13 times - no problem anymore :good:;)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
Thanks for the suggestion but no the hardware is fine, it works perfectly on other ROM's like CM13, which I'm back on for the moment, will give LOS another go sometime soon.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Andi46:
Hmm, at my side there's NO issue with home button in this ROM, it only costs a few bucks and some of your time... If it's still the 1st one i'd give it a try.

It also began at that time that the home button sometimes did not work and when it was open i also replaced the speaker (sounded BAD)...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
Yes. I seem to just be lucky :eek: , if it wasn't for the fact it was midnight I would have spent more time looking into it. It seemed to be a lag issue as it would sometimes work after I'd stopped pressing it. No hint of any issue on other ROM
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JohnSoong:
Finally took the plunge and updated even tho the ROM is still listed as [TEST].

Clean install from CM 13. Gapps 7.1 micro. GT15195.

So far no problems encountered. Looks and behaved pretty much the same as CM 13, with only minor UI differences.

Minor quibble: can no longer customize the notification bar (can't show battery % anymore!), but not a deal breaker.

One thing I noticed. From what I read. Lineage OS is supposed to require a separate flash of a root file to gain root access. This ROM is offering me Root in Developer options just like in CM 13. One less step to do, but this would not be an official implementation? How would that work with Android Pay which requires a phone with NO root access? <I don't use it, so have not check it out yet. May try later.>
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
Yes you can.

Settings -> Status Bar -> Battery Status Style.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JohnSoong:
Thanks! Now I remember how I did it in CM13 .... I was looking at instructions on Nougat that shows Edit button on the notification shade. I assume that is not implemented.

And out of curiosity, anyone get Assistant working on this? I tried updating Google apps, changing language to US English, but still on Google Now.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sammyrc:
I thought that "edit" button in the notification panel was a TouchWiz thing. I don't actually recall seeing it in any Trebuchet Nougat build. :\
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JohnSoong:
It used to be a thing in TouchWiz, but now Nougat is supposed to have that ability as well.

Eg: https://www.thurrott.com/mobile/android/77434/android-7-0-nougat-tip-customize-quick-settings

This shows a screen shot of the shade with the edit button on plain Nougat. (on a Pixel?)

Well, I don't expect to have EVERYTHING in an early AOSP build ... I mean, we don't have split screen mode, or various other Nougat goodies. (yet?)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] csendre:
You can edit quick settings. There is an edit icon on top when you pull it down. Split screen is also working
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JohnSoong:
Me bad. Did not try that Pencil looking icon before posting .... Thanks. Now I found the edit.

How do you get split screen? I tried the swipe up gesture (as per some review site), or from recent app ... had not figure that one out yet.

May be it is messed up button mapping ... For me, the "recent app" button brings up the app menu. I get to recent app by long pressing home.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] csendre:
You have to go to the button settings and you actually have to assign split screen to the button of your choice
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JohnSoong:
Thanks! I really have to poke around a lot more before posting so as not to waste anyone's time.

I got split screen working. I also got the swipe up motion to split screen working as well by trial & error. From recent app switcher, if I press & hold on an (open) app for a second or so until the phone vibrates slightly, then swipe up, I can put the app on the upper screen. There is a tiny "_" at the bottom of the app that if I push & swipe down, I can get the app back to full screen. The swiping is a bit awkward so I am glad there is the assigned button alternative.

OK I am going to play with the phone this WE and maybe I will discover where all the other Nougat features are hiding.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Maco117:
If you read this thread, you would have found out.

With a bit of research, also other Pixel features could be run on this device, such as Pixel Launcher or Live Wallpapers.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Smeagal192:
I use the Google Pixel experience, replaces stock launcher with new, and has some nice features, do backup just in case you are not happy and want to revert, use XDA search to find.

Ray
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] kwaxi:
lineage-14.1-20170313-UNOFFICIAL-serranoltexx.zip

Thanks on my S4 Mini LTE and works like a charm.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] saya_inu:
Good,

I must report a problem that I have been dragging with several updates, and is that when I am on a call with the headset with microphone, it gets to hear very low, could amplify the audio volume in headset mode?

What problem is there and if there is a solution?

I need help.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Hinterecke:
Maybe flashing this kernel https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-mini/development/kernel-f4ktion-v1-t3316865 and install an app like Kernel Adiutor, then head to audio settings and increase Headphone Gain could be a solution.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] FOSI17:
How often do we have updates to LOS14.1 ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Aldroid_97:
One or two times per month ... Those updates include the android (google) monthly security patch ...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Der_Caveman:
So, this morning I had another missed alarm with google's proprietary clock. It seems to be system dependent then?

Any hints to debug this?

TIA!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JohnSoong:
Alarm worked for me so far. <I am using cLock.>

I had an issue with the system time when I first installed the ROM tho. When on the default "Automatic time zone", the phone thought I was 4 time zone away. <This does not appear to be a network issue, as CM 13 correctly set my time zone.> I had to manually set the correct time zone for time to be displayed correctly. Maybe this had something to do with the alarm?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Balino:
Doze should not affect alarms at all! Anyway did you try to whitelist it in battery optimization?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] despark:
Rebooting

I flashed the rom and Gapps successfully but once I reach the checking stage when setting up, the phone reboots.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
As you seem to be only one affected I guess it may be some other app interfering? Are you using a task killing app, a battery saver app, automation app? Maybe even just another app that uses clock in some way but is badly coded?

What battery mode is your phone in when this happens? Is it "power save", I can't imagine that should affect it but may be a bug in that power profile. Have you denied anything to stay awake with privacy guard?

I would suggest wipe data in clock, cLock ...... maybe also Qualcomm time service or Samsungdoze also but as yours is happening across rom makes me think it's another app.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ugynok:
Hello!

Which rom (which date / origin)? Which gapps from which date?

I am using 20170327 version with 201710327 7.1 arm pico gapps.

lineage-14.1-20170327-UNOFFICIAL-serranoltexx.zip and open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-20170327.zip

And it is good!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] :
27/03????

Isn't the 13/03 the latest one?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ugynok:
Well, everybody have to check the another Lineageos 14.1 thread for fresh builds.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] imarsh72:
But they aren't arco's builds though are they ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ugynok:
Erm, nope.

Should I create a new thread for "non arco builds" ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Harvey_Spectar:
Yes you need to make new thread of your builds
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] despark:
I got it to work by flashing an older release Gapps
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Aldroid_97:
I have noticed that the system apps uses more space and ram in your builds than in other ROMs (being the same apps by lineage) I don't know why but it makes the device uses more RAM...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ugynok:
Okay I did!

Be more specific: Whos builds? Which builds? And compared to whos/which builds?! :)

BTW I am using lineage-14.1-20170408-UNOFFICIAL-serranoltexx.zip from "visi0nary" with open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-20170408.zip from "opengapps" now.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] arco68:
New build.

GT-I9190 (serrano3gxx): lineage-14.1-20170409-UNOFFICIAL-serrano3gxx.zip

GT-I9195 (serranoltexx): lineage-14.1-20170409-UNOFFICIAL-serranoltexx.zip

Notice: This is Android 7.1.2, so if anyone goes back to 7.1.1 after installing it, that might require a full wipe. Also, there might be issues with current OpenGapps packages. I'd suggest trying this: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=170282
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] bierma32:
On this Thread ,we make the discussion about [MENTION=3044346]arco68[/MENTION] Builds, not from others Devs.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JohnSoong:
I finally got Google assistant working. It was a bit convoluted and a bit different from the threads I'd been reading. Maybe this has to do with different ROM, etc. (I am running the 7.1.1 Mar 13 ROM on GT19195.)

Anyways, this is what I had to do, in case this helps someone:

1. Change system language to US English

2. Edit build.prop and add the line: ro.opa.eligible_device=true

3. Clear Google App data in Settings

4. Remove Google account and then re-enter old account and sign in

5. Remap long press home button to = search assistant in settings

6. Enter Search assistant using the home button, then set up Google assistant (OK Google, etc.) for use.

This is a combination of methods from a half dozen different threads. I am not sure if all the steps are needed, but when I follow just a single method before, I was not able to get Assistant running.

Now that I edited build.prop, I assume I have to do this every time I flash a new update?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] jihadinhorocks:
Any one dirty flashed the latest build with no issues?

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Will there be a problem if I dirty flash this room as usual without reflashing Gapps i.e. just flashing this zip file?

Thanks for the great work and effort! you're the man! :good:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] arco68:
I think the issues with OpenGapps and 7.1.2 is with the setup wizard, so if you dirty flash it should be ok. Doesn't hurt making a backup just in case though.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] DonQuichotte:
Hello,

for me it went flawlessly with just flashing the ROM without GApps.

bye DonQ
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] xdaschwallobert:
[MENTION=3044346]arco68[/MENTION]: Thanks for your excellent and continuous work on this ROM. Do you have any plans to transfer this work to an official Lineage release which can be downloaded from https://download.lineageos.org/ ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Smeagal192:
I9195 dirty flashed, everything working fine.

Thanks Arco