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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] glostermeteor:
Hi Guys, after a day or so of testing on the klte version it has been on the whole a pretty stable pain free experience, one thing I have noticed though is wifi speeds are a lot slower than on stock. I have Virgin Media 150MBit broadband and on stock I regularly got up to that speed on my 5G network hotspot. On Lineage I am getting 20MBits max. Anyone else noticed this?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] izzyfanto:
I was just recently was informed of baseband updates, so I flashed my carriers newest baseband, both carrier and wifi, and noticed better speed, and slightly better LTE reception. But i'm on kltevzw, so not sure about yours. For home, I pay for Charter's 60mb, and I get 65 through wifi, so very happy with that. My LTE is 40 down, 20 up, which is about 5-10 faster than before I flashed newer basebands. So in summary, no mine has been great so far. Hope yours gets better.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Young Gunna:
Curious, what baseband are you running? I have a kltevzw
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] izzyfanto:
PJ2 for both LTE and nonhlos

https://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-s5/general/modem-modems-t3154630
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] meatfest1974:
Just followed everyone's lead and installed the experimental before the first nightly for the kltespr, with the 1-19 pico Gapps and the root zip from the LineageOS extras.

I tried to skip straight to the nightly and the most recent GApps. This resulted in a freeze right on the wireless setup screen.

Oh, well. I tried.

So far, so great.

4+ hours battery is tolerable for a first nightly, but at least it's stable.

SMS texting with LTE is still a no-go on Sprint, though.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] GGTheGooch:
All Sprint users having issues with SMS on LTE just add yourself as a recipient and it works perfectly. It's just a band-aid until the fix comes, but it works.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] AxiosKatama:
Does that work because it forces mms?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] GGTheGooch:
Exactly. It definitely works until the issue is fixed.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mkultra329:
Much appreciation to you!

Thank you very much for this. I literally went through every thread mentioning boot loader and modem as well as tons of sites. But, again, I may not have known what to look for since my modem/bootloader upgrading is infrequent compared to my rom swapping. Anyway, thank you for the help and hopefully someone else with a galaxy s5 will notice this thread if they can't upgrade past the cyanogenmod nightly 12/24.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] PartimusPrime:
Thanks bro!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Nailnail:
Didn't work. Still got abnormal wake. But thanks anyway.:good:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] 10goto10:
Try using GSAM or BetterBatteryStats to see the (kernel?) wakelocks in more detail. The former doesn't require root if you use ADB, there's a guide within the app.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] :
Wait okay, so I'm on vzw and PB1 baseband. What was your reason for upgrading the baseband? I was able to make it Lineage 14 on PB1. Or should I just do it for general improvements in connectivity?

Maybe someone can explain what the baseband does :)

Also can I upgrade the baseband without locking the bootloader again? That was such a bothersome process :(
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] deadman1007:
just to share my experience

yesterday i updated to official lineage

did a full wipe

wiped chache

then installed opengapps 28.01

wiped chace

rebooted

and setup my phone without problems

then rebooted back to recovery and flashed su

installed everything from play store restoted some apps with titanium

all i tested so far is working without any problems
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Apathetik:
He was having an issue with his SIM card not being properly detected. That's why he was trying to upgrade his baseband.

As far as what the baseband is...

Taken from [MENTION=3529193]painiac[/MENTION]'s Guide: (highly recommend clicking the link and reading the whole guide)

As far as upgrading the baseband without locking the bootloader, yes, you can. I don't think the safestrap / flashfire flashable zips linked previously (and above, and in Painiac's Guide) work properly in TWRP. But they may have been updated. But I'm not sure, best bet would be to check with [MENTION=4168602]klabit87[/MENTION] who posted them in the previously mentioned thread. So unless you're using safestrap, or flashfire still. You'll need to flash them in Odin.

Once again, not 100% sure on this. But if I'm not mistaken you require going through some special steps to flash certain things in Odin (such as a new modem) once you've unlocked the bootloader and the system status is no longer 'Official'. Instructions to do so were written up by [MENTION=1949695]jrkruse[/MENTION] in this post.

Now for the most important question. Is it worth going through all of that? Simple answer is 'probably not'. With the exception of "if you're having problems".

The other thing is, you aren't guaranteed to get better results with a newer modem. And as far as I know, no one can really tell you which one is best for you. It's one of those things you just have to try for yourself until you find the one that suits your needs / location.

Also, as per usual. I'm not an expert. Please verify the steps and requirements for yourself before making changes to your phone. And if I posted something incorrect, please correct me. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
[MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION]

Try to encrypt my phone but only reboots and seems to freeze at lineage booting animation when it should to start encryption process. With clean flash same result.

Is there a proper working backup and restore solution now for 14.1? TWRP had problems with restoring lineage settings last time I tried.

I'm a bit technically interested. What does experimental build do? Tried data partition from CM 13.0 with lineage nightly and many apps close. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mpower25:
I left my phone charging when I went to sleep and when I held it in the morning, 8 hours later, it was still warm.

There's no trigger to stop charging when the battery is full. If one leaves the phone charging overnight it will charge way past 100%. I reckon this reduces battery life and may be even dangerous.

The original camera app is a bit buggy. At first I couldn't even swipe between pictures. I don't know what happened, but now I can, though there's no rotation between landscape/portrait views in the app. And the return key won't close the app.

I also miss a widget that allows to see what apps are running and to clear the RAM. Is there any app that does that?

Aside this, I'm impressed with the quality of the first official LineageOS ROM. Keep up the good work, [MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION]!

BTW, klteduos user (G900MD).
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Blackburn119:
Mine is charging hot too both the fast charge and standard Samsung AC adapter
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] rhyzan:
1. Because you charged your phone for 8 hours. That's why it's warm lol. But it kinda varies from battery to battery. I never did it because it's dangerous to overcharge your battery so I wouldn't exactly know.

2. Yeah, the snap is a bit buggy. But it's still usable. If you want alternatives, use Open Camera for the meantime. And it is supposed to detect portrait or landscape tho...

3. One thing that I've learned in Android Marshmallow and above is that LMK and recents does a good job in clearing out apps in the RAM. Its so good that I dump Greenify completely. I'd recommend sticking to those two. Clearing apps using any cleaner app just ****s it up and make your apps open slower. Also, the closed apps will open in the background automatically so you keep on tapping that clear button when you see the ram is full so it's kinda useless.

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Well it's supposed to be warm at least while charging. Mine gets a bit warm during charging. It's quite normal. But it would be problematic if you feel that the phone gets "really hot" when charging.

Try to remove its cover or case while charging. Also, did you change any settings in the kernel? And also, how old is your battery?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] smuurfi:
My experience: KLTE, full wipe, lineage-14.1-20170125-nightly, dynamic gapps

This is the best it ever was, absolutely flawfless! I had GPS and rotation problems in earlier releases, which is all gone now. Only tiny problem is that Google camera is not working, although directly flashed with ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] pacaldi:
What version of Google Play Service is in da houzzZzzZz?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] deadman1007:
10.2.91 (438-144333517)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Pailak:
Hi guys! I have a doubt.

I read that to install Lineage's official roms would not require root.

Does this proceed?

Just install TWRP and blink rom + gapps?

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] vedko:
I believe you read that Lineage would not ship with root built in (unlike CM) - and that's true.

As for root requirement for installation - as far add I know root had never been required as long as you had custom recovery installed. But then, if I'm wrong, somebody here please correct me - it's been ages since I moved away from stock.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
Are Open gapps from today working properly?

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How can you over charge your phone? Charging stops automatically
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] pacaldi:
It looks like ;), i'm on nightly 2501 and gapps 0119 but i think to wipe all and install again with lastet version of gapps
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
Wipe all? Dirty flash!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] meatfest1974:
That is the strangest workaround. But hey, it works!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Brasscat82:
My LTE drops and SMS seems laggy too.

I'm running a 900R4 with baseband PD2, and having trouble finding out if this is the latest/best baseband, anyone have a link?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] vedko:
If with properly you mean the phone doesn't lock up during the initial setup, then I cannot confirm that. I had to flash the dynamic ones.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haggertk:
Encryption has something weird going on. It works, but you don't get any feedback of the status. If you want to be safe, start the encryption, let it do the first reboot, and let it hit the boot animation. Now, set a timer for 30-45 minutes and don't touch it in this time -- it is performing the encryption. When your timer goes off, force a reboot through a battery pull or vol_dn+home+power. If you had an engineering boot image you would be able to watch the encryption progress through logcat.

TWRP issues are TWRP issues and the settings restore problems are not limited to klte*. They have not released a build from their android-7.1 branch. I am curious, so I'm trying a recovery build from their branch.

The experimental data migration build strips the old test_keys signing keys from the CM or unofficial LineageOS installation in preparation for adding the new official LineageOS signing keys. Everyone has test_keys, they are in AOSP, so there is no proof that the build you received is untampered from a trusted source (i.e., LineageOS build box) when something is signed by those keys. The LineageOS signing keys are stored in a hardware signing module of the signing server. Only 2-3 people have access to this server and the hardware signing module prevents potential private key leaks from rogue maintainers who may want to try to inject a way of dumping them through custom mkbootimg scripts.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] philow:
Would love to hear the results of this test :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
Is the phone fast enough with encryption?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] dotgeo:
Aroma gapps not working... faulty gapps or faulty twrp or error download?

Im using twrp 3.0.2-2, first time using aroma gapps...

Edit: nvm downgraded to 3.0.2-1, i can flash aroma intaller...i guess 3.0.2-2 is broken when flashing aroma files...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Young Gunna:
Define not working please
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] alexbelgium:
Hi the ROM works great. Fast and stable. Only issue is that I can't select fingerprint to unlock. Is there any workaround ? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mpower25:
Stock ROM stops charging when battery reaches 100%. With it, the phone is cold after 2 hours plugged to the wall outlet.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Ujeank:
Been using CM for years, but for some reason i can't seen to find the options for changing the battery light in Lineage. Can somebody tell me where it is?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mkultra329:
And to build on this, I've found the "ClockSync" app to be a life saver in solving this via workaround.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Apathetik:
Fingerprint unlock isn't an option that you can select. It's an option that is enabled automatically for the lock screen once you have registered a valid fingerprint.

Go to Security > Fingerprint, add a fingerprint (or however many you want). If you have another lock method selected already it will ask you for it. If you do not, it should prompt you to create one.

Once you have a valid Fingerprint, and a Valid alternative unlock method set. You can use your fingerprint to unlock the phone any time it's locked.

Go to Notifications > Gear Icon at the top right (additional settings). At the bottom you'll see "Battery Light" select this option to change battery light settings.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] :
Just wanted to make another post to thank such an in depth response!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] brianinmaine:
I just made one for QA1 with the instructions on this thread earlier... Scroll down on this page:

http://teamuscellular.com/Forum/topic/6911-odin-stock-tar-files/?page=7

Needs to be flashed with Odin in the AP slot. I did it to my phone which is working fine, NO GUARANTEE! QA1 is the latest from Samsung for our phones at the moment.

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Kevinkuensken:
How can i make a Screenshot with this build
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
With lineage OS charging stops with 100% also I thought. My phone is cold.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mini01:
Volume down + Power button
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] cal002:
...and then it discharges and after some hours it might start to change again.

FWIW you can use "dumpsys batterystats" in root shell to get a very

detailed log that also includes temperatures (you can use adb shell or

Terminal Emulator app and type "su" command to get root).

Take some time to study it, you should be able to figure out

what it means. Might be interesting for you to see some of what

your phone is doing while you think it sleeps.

But don't post it here, I've no time to read your logs ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] iounas:
I installed this rom from factory reset, restored apps with titanium backup.

In gsam battery monitor held awake/doze section I only get light sleep, not deep even overnight.

Anyone knows why?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
[MENTION=7518817]cal002[/MENTION]

And with stock ROM what is the difference?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] noncicredo:
So, I just noticed the official lineage is out, great!

Im on cm14 atm, and I'd like to move to official lineage of course... what's the "standard" process? Can I just dirty flash (without full wipe) from TWRP (and without installing gapps again) or I have to do a fresh install?

Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] SB4BBs:
If you want to dirty flash install the experimental (migration build) don't forget to install 7.1.1 gapps. If you have issues of reboots or freezing try the jan19 opengapps
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] 10goto10:
You can dirty flash with the experimental data migration lineage build, wipe dalvik, reboot, then flash the official lineage nightly on top of that. (I did this myself successfully.)

Take a nandroid backup first though just to be on the safe side, and use your older version of 7.1 gapps .zip if you needed to reflash it somehow, newer version seems to be incompatible with our device.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Aviadash:
Hi

I'm using 0121 nightly build.

When trying to update to 25 the download ends fine but it says that "incomplete on unsecured" error and let's me download again.

Then I manually downloaded the 25 nightly zip and tried flashing it using recovery but got an error.

Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Apathetik:
I'm guessing the "incomplete or unsecured" thing happens when you were trying to use OTA to update an unofficial build, to an official build? If that is the case. It will NOT work. Ota's will only function properly again once you're on an official LineageOS build.

As far as manually flashing. Before you do anything else, please read This Post on the official LineageOS website.

Basically, because they've moved from signing builds with test keys, to signing them with private keys. You cannot flash straight from CM or Unofficial LineageOS to the official Nightly. You must first flash the 'experimental' (also called the migration) build to the phone.

Haggertk explains what the experimental build does in This Post:

In case you were curious.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] pacaldi:
If you make a dirty flash first must install experimental ROM (migration ROM) then the nightly otherwise wipe all and flash the nightly
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Aviadash:
So i need to download and flash Experimental and after that the nightly?

kind of strange that i cant upgrade from 21 to 25 so i need to reinstall again.....
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] pacaldi:
The 21 release is unofficial LineageOS, from 25 the ROM become Official this is the reason :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
Has anyone encrypted his phone? Is that working properly and fast enough?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Aviadash:
so i flashed the experimental and..... phone is hang at "Kernel is not seandroid enabled - Set Warranty bit: kernel" - boot screen....

is there a way to prevent me from frmatting the device and make a clean install?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Malacant:
Volume down + power does work, however I prefer using the power menu option. You can take partial screenshots which I find very helpful. If you don't see Screenshot in your power menu go to Settings > Buttons > Power > Screenshot.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
Seems that encryption is rarely used with Android. In iOS it's standard I heard. I think that should be standard with Android, too.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Brantman:
1. Has anyone had a problem with gmail not syncing frequently? I've checked the settings for sync, and its still happening. I got emails last night that still haven't shown up on my phone at 11am today. Am I missing something here?

2. There is some sort of permission issue that has changed since the last unofficial. I use google photoscan, which requires motion tracking across a picture. Doesn't work anymore. I'm using the same gapps package as I was with unofficial (open gapps full, 1/11), 1/25 nightly signed rom flashed via experimental, although I must've done something wrong, since I still had to manually reinstall all my apps-inadvertent clean flash.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] onlyoneway:
You know what, I did what you did and it didn't work for me. One thing I noted is on the CM 14.1 and Lineage OS builds, the installation always fails with two lines below (See example screenshot). Does anyone know why?

E: Unknown Command [log]

E: Unknown Command [log]

Anyways, I didn't want to, but I switched back to cm13. It's manageable at this point until the sms and auto-rotation issue get fixed.

Now all I need is a fix for the cm13 camera. Does anyone have a complete fix or instructions on how to fix it completely besides always setting it on HDR?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] dotgeo:
Ignore those two lines its completely normal we encounter it all since our twrp is not updated for nougat yet :p
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Brigham999:
The installation does not 'fail' as you put it. This is normal (for the time being). If you rebooted, you'd find that it installs fine.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] RemusW:
I am sorry to hear that this did not work for you maybe i was just lucky to get it working. the process i followed seemed to fix my problems with sms so i thought it was worth offering as a possible fix to you and offers affected. who knows what is causing this bug but am sure that as it is affecting many people it likely is a bug that is actively being worked on and hopefully will be fixed soon.

The 2 error lines can safely be ignored as they do not affect the rom flashing process.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Amirk365:
Yay! SD card access fixed
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Brasscat82:
900R4 running 1.25 klteusc

Camera won't take pictures, I'll tap the shutter button, it'll take the pic, pause, and send up a message too quick to read; "Media server died, Closing camera"

What's the fix?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] noncicredo:
I thought I shouldve installed the rom first and then wpie dalvik (I mean, I've always done this way with CM)... btw, I'll try later, thanks for the answer ;)

P.S. after I install the experimental one, will I be able to dirty flash (as "update") the future nightlies that will show up? or I'll still need to install the experimental one like forever? :p
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haggertk:
The entire purpose of the current experimental builds is for key migration. Once you are on official LineageOS builds you are on the LineageOS release-keys -- there is nothing to migrate.

You only need to flash an experimental migration build when you are performing:

cm (official or unofficial) to lineage

unofficial lineage to official lineage
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] cal002:
I have no idea, I just tossed out something for you to play with. Actually it was

more directed to the one who reported the initial charging problem but xda

quoting makes it look like I'm replying only to you personally...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] glostermeteor:
Hi Guys I have been running Lineage for about a day or 2 now and have been very impressed by its stability. Just out of interest what sort of battery life are people getting out of it?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Amirk365:
4 Hours SoT for me....I got less on the latest stock firmware for my Kltevzw
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] cal002:
I recently wiped for experimenting so currently mine is not encrypted, but it was

and it will be. The encryption process is somewhat buggy (as discussed here recently)

but then it works stable and fast enough, although it doesn't use hardware crypto.

Lineage also recently added an option in settings to set a seperate encryption password

(different from lockscreen pin), so you don't have to use external tools for that anymore.

What really sucks are the limitations of encrypted SD card (adopted storage),

the problem here is that Google doesn't care and only supports one emulated storage in vold.

Since the SD card is much slower than internal eMMC I don't want to use adopted

storage for apps, but mainly for photos, music and misc cruft. But if you adopt it

and then choose to not move your apps and app data onto it, it becomes mostly useless.