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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] silva_dump:
can anyone tell me how to disable the vibration on fingerprint unlock ??

I cant find the vibration sensitive on sounds :(
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haggertk:
You are on the latest build? Stock kernel (not really kernel related, but some kernels pack full boot images which is where the fix lives)? This was the fix for seemingly everyone else:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/166570/

Unless you are having a different kind of lag than was previously discussed...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] silva_dump:
install the latest version mate :)

um using the 21st build and iam having no problem :)

just flash the latest over your rom and wipe your cache n dlavik :D
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] harise100:
If you have lag, set conservative governor. Same as CM13.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] :
The link you have posted has cm14 roms made by two different people. One of them is Haggertk (that link comes to this thread), while the other rom is by blackjubel(?). That could make things a bit confusing as you didn't mention WHICH rom you actually installed and this thread is for Haggertk's builds, not blackjubel's builds. (Haggertk is one of the klte maintainers for CM). You also aren't clear about important details, like the build date of the rom that you are using, etc.

A few notes/opinions though:

- SU: Personally, I don't see why anyone would flash SuperUser or SuperSU onto CM roms. CM provides a su binary already, which can be enabled in developer settings. I can only speak of my own SuperSU experience, but if you look at how SuperSU sets itself up; mucking sepolicy, fstab, modifying boot.img, etc - it's no surprise that it might cause breakage. I'm assuming this is probably similar to superuser too, but idk for sure... IMHO, superuser and SuperSU are really meant for OEM/user builds, where the ROM doesn't have /system/bin/su included on the system. (we have SU on CM).

- AdAway and busybox both work fine, lots of people are using them on Haggertk's builds and I am using them in my own cm14 builds. Maybe you are using blackjubel's build (?) and there is a problem OR mucking around with SU has caused issues getting them to work, idk.

The youtube 'no sound' issue doesn't seem to be a problem here, i don't think anyone else is having that problem in this thread. I can however, agree that the mixer settings can be a bit quiet (for microphone, etc). I find this to be true in general, so I usually boost them in my own builds. There is a thread here; http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/development/how-to-microphone-gain-increase-s5-t3190613 ... where someone is providing zips that change the mixer/volume settings. However, I don't use it so I can't recommend using it / as I don't know if it would break something for you.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Jaanto:
I couldn't find anywhere how to get adaway to work on our devices. I've tried changing the target hosts and also tried flashing the zip that's been around XDA. I know this is off topic, sorry. But how did you get it to work?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] :
Well, you shouldn't need to do either of those things. Personally, I use F-droid to install AdAway (** and Busybox too, which AdAway will need). F-droid App Store: https://f-droid.org/ .... Using a maintained app store/repository is IMHO probably better than grabbing random zips off of XDA. Install F-droid (sync it's repo), then install busybox Installer. Next, open busybox installer and install busybox itself. Finally, install AdAway.... Obviously, you will need to have root enabled in developer settings too.

this is slightly O.T, but hey! at least you aren't whining about it or presenting it as a bug in cm14/klte builds! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Jaanto:
I've tried everything i know now and everythig you suggested but it still won't work. Thanks anyway [emoji106]

I guess for the time being its back to ads stealing my bandwidth. I'm sure I'll find a solution in due time.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] :
That seems really odd to me. Were you mucking around with anything else that may have broken something? Assuming su/root is working fine, busybox and AdAway shouldn't give any real problems... That is the only thing that I could see blocking you. Can you verify that su/root is working?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] thaidroid:
Mate

Well the reason I'm posted it here in this thread is obviously because I installed this rom................Build 1022.

I posted the issues that I discovered using this method and by the way SU/Adaway/Busybox are all issues that have been seen by other users in this thread.

You may not have issues with your model but then again only you know what model phone you have since you dont seem to bother letting anyone else know....

I did find a fix for the low sound and it works. However I still have a sound problem. I need to have speaker enabled to get any sound in the earpiece. with or without the sound zip.

The YouTube audio problem is surely related to som sort of routing issue that also dont give me sound in the earpiece, Sky was fine after flashing the microphone fix as long as I'm on speakers.

I cant get Adaway and BusyboxPro to install As far as SU goes the reason I tried to install it was the fact that Adaway and Busybox would not install.......

Personally I like SU and have used it since the I9000 days.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mmtrt:
This caused problems in root apps by recent kernel selinux status change from permissive to enforcing or it could be other permission problems. I can't promise that SU will work as I don't use it on CM roms so,

Anyways Just use inbuilt rom root then Selinux mode changer app set permissive then use your root apps then change selinux status back to enforcing. adaway,busybox working with this here fine on latest builds.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Jaanto:
Root is verified to work. Busybox from F-Droid installed, AdAway installed and full root access.

"/system/etc/" does have a file with unknown extension called "hosts" which I'm unable to open. There is also a file called "hosts" in /data/data/ which also cannot be opened. I also tried symlinking with 'ln -s /data/data/hosts /system/etc/hosts' and afterwards tried pointing AdAway to "/system/etc/hosts", "/data/hosts" and "/data/data/hosts" but everything to no avail. Pointing to "/system/etc/hosts" always results in the following message: "Copying of hosts file failed!" :confused:

Anyway, if we try to solve this things will probably get pretty lengthy and we drift off topic too much, so probably the best is to just drop it (for your times sake) or continue this somewhere else.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] :
I PM'd you with a solution, I've bumped into this. Please, let me know if it solves your problem. :)

EDIT: I solved Jaanto's AdAway problem in PM... If anyone bumps into this same error, from my PM;
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] rayzen6:
Yah hardware issue than, you might get consultation from mobile repairer. If not u can buy another too if it's available. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
RR was based on CM, which means it's downstream of whatever development was done on CM/is being done on Lineage. You may interpret "downstream of" as meaning "further from AOSP as developed and maintained by Google."

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It's a toss up between this, the unlocked G5, the unlocked V20, the Z Play, and the Axon 7 if my S5 were to die right now. Fortunately official Samsung OEM batteries and battery covers are still available, which has kept the phone alive for me.

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No microSD and violates GPL by refusing to post kernel source code.

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No microSD and violates GPL by refusing to post kernel source code.

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Same, especially after moving from the official Facebook app to Friendly.

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No, because unofficial builds don't have the location/address/server details of the official builds yet.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] lexridge:
Yea, I hate the fact there is not a removable battery in most of the newer phones, including this HTC-10, but it does have a microSD slot too. I am liking the HTC 10 very much already. I have not put LineageOS on it yet, but I have the stock bootloader unlocked, and rooted.

If you get one, read everything you can before doing anything to it, as there is a certain point you need to make a system backup in order to receive OTA updates, if you care about that sort of thing.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
Christ, I hope not. I use ~ 150+ apps and it takes me 3 working days to set up a phone from scratch.

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Same. This is another one of those "tech voodoo" things that may not be absolutely necessary but which I do to eliminate the possibility of problems. I never use TWRP with an adopted SD card inserted, either. Just asking for problems.

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Yes, but according to the developer going back to the (upcoming) official LOS builds might require clean flash. Your choice if you want to proceed; TBH if I'd known that I'd have stuck with 12/24 until official builds appeared. Oh well.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Malacant:
Couldn't you just do a full wipe, flash, and then restore just the data partition?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
The ecosystem's policy of screwing over users who actually take control of their devices is so frustrating. :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
So is it a better choice?

Refusing to post kernel source? And what is the problem with that? I think rooting is very easy and LineAge available?

And going back to stock very easy too.

Ireally really hope that clean flash is not necessary with official LineAge. Will cost me much time and nerves. :eek::eek::silly:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] GioxSword:
If there is a way, i think you should disable the navigation buttons on the lockscreen, because they cancel out incoming calls when i pull my phone out of my pocket an accidentally touch them, this should not happen
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
No, you'll have to flash back to stock to access all the TW phone diagnostics.

Depends on your carrier and model. In my case bootloader unlock works for only a subset of G900Vs, and there's no way to tell which is which without buying one 1st. Also, it seems that the one that it doesn't work for is the latest variant.

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You can create an account to submit a bug as you did for XDA :P
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
Is Pokémon not running with LineAge? I never tested that.

[MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION]

Is it possible to hide or encrypt root if it is switched off so that all apps are compatible?

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I hope dirty update with CM 13.0 to official LineAge will be possible.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
I've heard about doing this but have never tried it.

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Worse, IMO. You always want to stay as close as possible (with other factors considered) to where core development is being done. I've yet to come across any other ROM for my S5 that's as close to stock Android while having the infrastructure (devs, triage systems, gerrit, active userbase, etc.) that Lineage does. RR strikes me as an XDA forum project in comparison.

Well the Android license mandates that the kernel source be posted. Also kernel source makes things easier for ROM devs.

If you say so. I haven't kept up with OnePlus at all because I consider them shady and untrustworthy for a bunch off-topic reasons, the latest of which is the GPL violation.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
I only saw, that OnePlus provides stock ROM, recovery files and instructions how to root or unroot and instruction for TWRP on their homepage. And the bootloader is not locked.

So I thought, they support rooting and custom ROMs.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Brigham999:
Well, I did dirty flash and I'm pleased to report that I've had no issues for a few days of running it. Better than that, my G900F seems to be performing better than ever!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haggertk:
Didn't I say that builds would by default not have an su binary but we would have an officially supported add-on package?

How is this screwing users?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haggertk:
Nothing that uses the part of SafetyNet that checks for the su binary works. This includes Pokémon and Android Pay.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
I was referring to the Android ecosystem in general making apps choke on rooted devices. Not talking about Lineage or CM or custom ROMs at all, if anything they're the ones who're doing it right and Google and the OEMs have it all wrong.

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I thought I'd seen a utility that hid root a while back ... though I never used it. Any app that refuses to function because I'm rooted gets uninstalled. :p
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Thefmaximo:
Tested earlier, and it is working good

Thanks a lot for not giving up KLTEDUOS :D

Amazing job!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haggertk:
Gotcha.

There are various root cloak, magisk, etc. methods, but I pretend that they don't exist because if I, and pretty much any maintainer, get a problem report that shows any evidence of that stuff then the report will essentially be ignored. And I cannot attest to any working because I am like you -- if it doesn't work rooted then it doesn't live on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haggertk:
Hint: If a clean flash is required for Unofficial LineageOS -> Official LineageOS then clean flash would be required for Official CM -> Official LineageOS. It's all about the signing key swap; LineageOS will likely be signed with real release keys as opposed to the test-keys that CM and my unofficial builds are signed with.

Even though there are (somewhat valid) arguments that LineageOS is not CM, no one wants a clean flash requirement. There are a couple approaches being entertained right now, including something of a "super sed" replacement in recovery or a special key-stripper build that includes a visual watermark/overlay that is so annoying that no one would want to use it for any real amount of time.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] nictabor:
Just wanted to post... just updated to the 1-16 build and my rotation is working well.... THANK YOU. Have any of you had any issues with Bluetooth? I haven't tested yet on the 1-16 build as I am still at work, but I've had issues with certain BT devices since upgrading to CM14. Unsurprisingly, the issue has persisted on LineageOS. I have a Verzon S5 (kltevzw).
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
Same phone, 20170111 build, no Bluetooth problems. Then again the only Bluetooth device I use this with is a 2008-era Plantronics headset.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] E_Ben:
You can change the file system when you format a partition. In most cases, this will be in the recovery, e.g. TWRP. Google for it and you will find the info you need.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] cal002:
Did you drop it? If so, try dropping it again. I read MEMS sensors have movable parts that can get stuck.

But be gentle and don't blame me if you break it :fingers-crossed:

Read this:

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/Nexus/ytCwNnOJEaM
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] fitittome:
Thanks for that. I found a number of similar. Tried beating it to the max I dared! I moaned to my 13yr old. Phones broke and having run Samsung stock. He said I dont need rotate. Install Cyanogen and live with it.

Wise words, but he's not up to date with Lineage. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] rommy667:
Is twrp-3.0.2-0-klte working ok if i flash 14.1? dont want to loose it & jump through all the hoops to restore it, had problems with newer TWRP builds so had to revert to 2.0.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] thisisapoorusernamechoice:
I am running it with no problem, latest lineage build, magisk v10.2, latest phh beta zip and apk, magisk manager v3.1 app. And all my rooted apps run just fine too [MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION] I know you don't support such things but if idiots keep asking I can confirm magisk, when set up properly, works for Pokemon Go on your builds (blame the GF lol). I can't say as to Android pay since I don't use it
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Arthedes:
What are keys and why do we need to clean flash because of them when official gets released?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] limeaide:
There is ways of doing this but almost as fast as they got the general public they are patched to not work. Pokemon has been very adamant on closing loop holes.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mini01:
I'm on klte, no BT issue so far with car stereo JVC_KD_X320BTE
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] pulsaris:
Thanks to the developers of this nice rom (20170116 klte).

So far generally everything works fine apart from having a small bt issue. I can pair with all bt devices I have except for my samsung scoop compact speakerbox. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] 4rz0:
Sorry for being that "idiot", but is there a thread where the proper steps are described?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] derAndroidler:
Are there many apps with "compatibility" problems with LineAge or other custom ROMs?

Snapchat doesn't seem to work. Only yellow screen with snapchat symbol or suddenly reboot.

Other question, has anyone compared camera quality with stock rom? Is there a big difference?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Mozziliac:
Im having issues with encryption.

I ended up pressing the encryption button under security and that lasted for more than two hours of it just standing at the boot-screen.

Force rebooted it - then it came up with a pin log in , great, but now i cannot un-encrypt it.

I've erased all partitions via twrp 3.0.2-2 and did a full restore through Odin with my latest firmware.

Here's the kicker,

touchwiz still brought up the pin login under a new user and wouldn't accept my pin (Guessing because with lineage, we can set the pin to five numbers where as touchwiz needs a minimum of six)

anyone experiencing this issue?

using a G900W8 edition with the latest unofficial lineage build by haggertk

using tested the latest telus touchwiz marshmallow 6.0.1 build (G900W8VLS1DPF3 G900W8OYA1DPF3 G900W8VLS1DPF3)

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Ah so looks like you just simply had to format the data partition through twrp, all good now.

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Did you end up getting this to work? I found that I cannot have both encryption and fingerprint sensor set up.

Once i formated the data partition, it seems to make the fingerprint sensor work :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] herclis:
Yo!

Can I dirty flash coming from cm-14.1-20161223-NIGHTLY-klte.zip?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] dotgeo:
Yes
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
Thanks for the details.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] nictabor:
I'm only having the issues on one device of the few that I have.

I'm encountering the issue when using a FM transmitter in my old daily driver which lacks bluetooth.

I don't recall having the issue in my other car (it is off the road for the winter, but it has a newer Pioneer head unit that i don't recall having issues with) and I don't have the issues when using a BT speaker that I use frequently in my bathroom. I'm not really sure what to make of it, and not sure if I can do anything to assist in debugging it (any logs I can provide?). The issue occurs when listening to audio, and seems like a skip in the music. Usually lose a fraction of a second in the middle of something I'm cranking. At the same time that I consistently have the issue over BT, I never have it with wired headphones. Anyway, not a complaint by any means... this build has been incredibly stable and I am grateful for it.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] brukernavn:
Hello all!

Before I flash this nice rom, I have a few questions I was hoping someone would be so kind to answer :

Is sms\mms working as they should?

Is the "no sim found" fixed?

Is Snapchat, Facebook, messenger, and other "normal" apps working?

Is Camera, and video working as they should?

Does this rom have Ota\nightlys working?

I only have this one phone, wich I need every day, hence the questions.

Samsung S5 (Klte)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
Can't move apps to SD card?

Can't move apps from adopted SD card to internal storage in 20170116 kltevzw build. Screenshot of internal storage showing sufficient storage space and logcat (zip file) of the failure to move an app that should fit in internal storage from the card to internal storage are attached. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] GorfDroid:
I use open camera and the quality is decent. You cannot get 60fps though u like TouchWiz. Stock cm camera gives me blurry images for some reason.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mekkelrichards:
Anybody know a way to restore the LiveDisplay quick settings toggle? (my favorite feature!)

Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
I'm having trouble moving apps from my adopted SD card to internal storage.

Everything works for me except sending snaps. Snaps I send just vanish without a trace, so I've just been replying via Twitter DM or SMS instead.

It's rare you'll ever get equivalent performance, but CM Camera produces passable results. Just takes much longer to focus, especially for close up pics. You can speed up focusing for close range pics by waving your hand in front of the camera, which apparently tells the app to reduce the depth of field. You won't win any photo contests but characters in pics will be legible, etc.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] HulkSmashBurgers:
I previously tried CM-14.1-20161221, but the low mic volume made it unusable so I restored back to CM13. I just flashed lineage-14.120170116 and did a test phone call and I'm told the mic volume seems perfect. Was something changed in Lineage to fix it?

Also, has anyone figure out how to get the menu button back in Titanium Backup, or the reason it is no longer there in CM14.1?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] AxiosKatama:
Not sure why it's not there but you can bind another button action to "expand menu" under settings>buttons to at least make it usable!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jsq:
I am using this rom about one month. Generally is great. I have one irritating issue. This system has an easy way to lost full-screen incoming call (minimize). After that I must unlock phone with symbol, then slide down menu to answer call, by the way avoiding to activate proximity sensor which disable screen. I never meet this in any different roms. Full screen calling should be locked on screen to decide what to do (answer or reject).