yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] ultimatepro:
If I'm not mistaken, the Note 2 has a SD soc. It's also much older and therefore, more source code is available for it. The N910c has exynos processor and samsung is notoriously unwilling/late to release sources of these processors.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] ejstrong:
Exactly...
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] muratbaizhanov:
exynos there also. but i suppose it depends on the market (just as always)
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] defi231:
i found this page and in the downlaod list you can see a note 4 exynos

http://www.theandroidsoul.com/download-lineage-os/

but it is a mistake, the rom is for qualcom only until now :/
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] exalented:
:silly::eek::eek::silly::silly:

You're right! >> "Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Exynos LTE (treltexx)" Hopefully those builds will work!
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] nasirnada:
Not treltexx. trltexx.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] exalented:
Oh! Yeah, The link misleads :C >> "lineage-14.1-20170201-UNOFFICIAL-trltexx.zip"
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] defi231:
yes, sry your reply was to fast, i edited my post :silly:
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] ultimatepro:
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[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] ultimatepro:
Here is the link to its xda thread: https://xdaforums.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-lineageos-14-1-t3532348

Problem is that it is under Snapdragon forum and not exynos, but uses trltexx as device code which is used for Exynos variants like N910C. It may not work at all on N91C. Also, the thread is already closed, but development seemed to have continued since there are new builds in the AFH folder.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] white7561:
No. Treltexx is n910c

Trltexx is the snapdragon variant
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] ultimatepro:
Oh
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] Daanissh:
Is this rom stable enough for daily use ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] faeterov:
Read the first post, the rom doesnt support the sim card.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] hoan1999:
i just have a question, [MENTION=1384487]erickwill[/MENTION] are you still here ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] erickwill:
Yes, I'm still here..

Actually, in a middle of a personal storm, gazing now calming waters.

Hopefully, I'll get back to work soon.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] nasirnada:
Wow. Thank you very much.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] Daanissh:
Heeee, glad to hear you. I hope you will be back to develope this roms :)))
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] exalented:
My hope is restored! I'm prepared to give you them cat-logs if/when you need them ;P
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] Daanissh:
Yeaaahhh, help each other than all of we can feel Cam14 on our beloved Note 4 :) feeling excited :)))

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*CM14
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] ejstrong:
Yeah, drugs aren't anything to play with... Lol
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] Isley Matias:
Please fix the issues, please keep up the work!
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] MobileJAD:
Please keep up the good work!

Glad to hear that you are back Erick! Please stay in good health and keep up the good work with this rom! I'll be flashing your rom as soon it is bug free, at least with the simcard, at least with North American AT&T lol.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] sarojas:
I see that the title has been changed to this post, I think it will come good news soon .. LineageOS
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] alex_awful:
Erick, you can rely on me to test the 14 rom.

I am at your disposal.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] joseftwilfredo:
This Rom is actuality ?

Enviado desde mi SM-N930F mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] yagahrhm:
Hi ..

How can I use the phone?

Can anyone help
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] edsoedso:
Hello,

I have a galaxy note 4 exynos international version on Dito note 7 custom rom. Since two weeks I have tried many times to install Lineage os 14.1 rom, treltexx version on my device but unsuccessfully. The lineage os 14.1 does not install at all reporting always error 7. I am on TWRP 3.0.2-0. There is any help? Thank you!
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] :
Are you sure you downloaded Lineage OS treltexx. Because I believe that Erick is still working on it currently. I think you downloaded the Snapdragon variant "trltexx"
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] 318g2:
N910C Exynos

I have N910C can i hope that 7.1.1 will be supported on my device ? and if yes when it will be released approximately :) .. i installed one rom "cm-14.1-20161117-UNOFFICIAL-treltexx" but sim card is not working at all, thank you for your job :(
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] malylysy:
This information is in the first post. I do not know why you are surprised.

Wysłane z mojego SM-N910C przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] fohrums:
That is exactly my case. I have the N910 Snapdragon variant of the Note 4 and it would be helpful if someone provided a brief tutorial on how to do this. I'm on the verge of getting an iPhone and i'm trying to make my Note 4 breathe here :rolleyes:

Not only that, but a way to revert back to the original in-case anything goes wrong. I just hope I don't have to use ODIN as I already have TWRP on my note 4 :cowboy:
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] faeterov:
You are askimg on the exynos forum for a snapdragon rom....

The thread for lineageos 14 on the snapdragon side of the forum is quite larger, because its easier to develop in that arquitecture. Go over there for specific instructions for your model.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] 318g2:
N910C Exynos

Still Waiting For Sim card issue solution on N910C , we hope you are still working on it Erick. hope we'll hear from you soon thank you very much.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] fohrums:
Cool, this helped. But there I still don't see what's the difference between LineageOS & EmotionOS. I do have a problem that LOS doesn't have any " XDA: DevDB Information", but EmotionOS does.

Also since LOS is based off EOS... wouldn't that mean LOS is extremely Alpha in that case since EOS is still in Beta?

Finally, in regards to bootloader-modem: Besides having the appropriate one for install, what if I so happen to get it working on my 910G without using the recommended ones. Is it for compatibility purposes or literally for proper performance and enhancements like how battery is used? Because why would I want to use an Australian or Indian BL-MDM when my phone isn't from those regions?
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] mangui:
I'm not trying to be rude, but you're asking about Snapdragon ROMs on a Exynos forum. Unless someone has both models (cpu) its hard to tell you the differences because no one has tried them in this forum. As mentioned by other member you will get better results in the EmotionOS and Lineage Os forums in the Snapdragon Section.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] fohrums:
I understand :good:, but my real question is regarding the bootloader & modem situation :confused:

- If you don't have compatible BL/MDM, you'll receive an error, right?

- What happens if you don't have the recommended BL/MDM installed and you so happen to get it working, is that bad?

- Why should one use recommended BL/MDM for roms (while keeping in mind that it may be different region than your phone, for example think India vs. Australia)?
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] faeterov:
1. If you flash a wrong rom with an incompatible bootloader or modem you risk bricking your phone. If things go ok youll get your phone back, if things go wrong you'll havve a rock instead of a phone. Allways do backups with TWRP

2. I guess you jumped from hardware to software. IF you dont have the recomended bootloader or modem installed (but still compatible a compatible hardware with the rom), you might find yourself having intermitent service (no signal, constantly searching), might get an error while booting, etc.

3. Most of the times the developer ask you to use the latest bootloader and modem beacuse that's the one he is coding for. If you are having problems with an older software (bootloader or modem), he will see if the problems happens in its phone, wich most likely will use the latest software. By the way, a new softawre for the modem might bring improved functionality.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] yagahrhm:
STILL WAITTING

FIX MODEM
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] 318g2:
Waiting Too Fix Sim Card

I'm Waiting Too Fix Sim Card , is this project alive Erickwill ?:)
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] AbbadonDahaka:
Yes! It's alive... Keep waiting.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] scorpion.hbs:
why we dont have a good aosp rom???
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] baltics:
Because the developers do not like exynos.

They build for the i9300. But given the enormous popularity of that phone, they have too.

My wife has the N901C and if there was an official Lineage 14.1 ROM for it, I would install it.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] webmanya:
Well actually it's not that simple. It's because European and Asian version of our phone uses Samsung's proprietary technology which is Exynos CPUs. Because of that Samsung not releasing the source codes and drivers like Qualcomm does. It's their policy.

So it's very hard for developers to write code and port other Android builds that are suitable for daily drivers. It's like inventing the wheel again and again with every update. They have to do very in-depth work with their code to find what works and what not.

Also when Samsung release kernel theysources they keep most of the mentioned codes out of it and release only the parts that they needed to with the bare minimum of the license requirements.

This is why developers having hard time doing something and also it's very time consuming. To my knowledge most of the devs here are doing this as a hobby and they have to make a living like most of us or continue school that is why development is so show. You should also keep in mind that when something is achieved by that time the device becomes somewhat obsolete.

If you are looking for a lot of options for custom ROMs I'll suggest next time buy Qualcomm based devices or go for Google phones. Better yet check XDA forums for the device you are looking for about the development base and then decide.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] baltics:
[MENTION=2389082]webmanya[/MENTION];

I was not complaining about the lack of custom roms for this device, merely offering the view that it was to do with Exynos.

I actually use an i9300, so I am very fortunate, but I accept that it is very difficult for developers to create custom roms for a device with an Exynos cpu.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] webmanya:
[MENTION=5731927]baltics[/MENTION] ,

Don't get me wrong please. I didn't think you were complaining. I just thought your explanation on the subject didn't do justice to the situation thats all.

In the end a developers feelings towards a device good or bad doesn't play that much role for development. Because I remeber in the past xda community (myself included) come together and bought the devices for wiling developers to do something about it.

But for modern devices for example Samsung S7 Exynos...There are a lot of users hence a lot of development going on over there.

As I said development takes time and when it comes to a point in devices such as ours they become obsolete already. Also Note 4 is a bit of an unlucky device IMO. It was released at a bad time. After it's release samsung put S6 edge (March 2015 IIRC) and Note 5 (August 2015). So that was also a big factor for the development because those devices brought big design changes.

Anyways these were my thoughts in the end. Have a nice weekend.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] exalented:
Couldn't agree more. I'll definitly be choosing a

Qualcomm device after I look

to see how things are going over here. What sucks is that I looked at the development of the 910C before I had bought it thinking that by the time I get it CM 13 would be good enough for a daily. Unfortunately, that didn't happen, but my friends and I are in high hopes for an AOSP ROM to eventually appear as I'm sure many others are for this device.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] 318g2:
It would be good to hear some kind of answear if this project is active and someone is working on it still ... and when ut will be ready approximately, i'm waiting for sim card solution n910c.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] webmanya:
The answer to your question was given. Developer Eric is attending some real life issues. He said he will continue after that. Untill then you should wait like us.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] baltics:
Is this LineageOS for the N910C Note 4?

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Exynos LTE (treltexx)	Lineage OS 14.1	Download

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&sort_by=date&sort_dir=DESC&flid=140308
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] nameejokerx:
This is for snapdragon, mone is a well known snap developer.

notice the difference between treltexx and trltexx. there are 'e' on exynos.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] baltics:
Yes the downloads are for mone's snapdragon. I realised that. But the description in the link suggests that Lineage anticipated weekly official builds for the N910C.
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] yagahrhm:
Hi

Is the modem working in this update

Thank u

ارسل من SM-N910C using XDA PRO
[Galaxy Note 4 Original Android Development] baltics:
There are no updates for the N910C. The download files are for a Note 4 running on snapdragon. Do NOT even attempt to flash these files on a N910C.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
Is there any way to hide root from apps?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Amritttt:
wait for xposed there is module called Root cloak.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
alright i am trying to buy something on one of my apps but because the phone is rooted it wont let me do it... so should i just delete the supersu app and then redownload it after i bought what i needed to?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zaksimmermon:
On either the a or b partition just fastboot boot the stock boot.img so once you Reboot your back to your rooted boot.img
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
hmm im a little lost lol how do i set it to a certain partition?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zaksimmermon:
Do you have twrp installed?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
yes
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zaksimmermon:
Go into twrp and hit Reboot and you should see A and B you can pick either one it really doesn't matter because you are just booting the image. In theory you should be able to pick your partition, and "fastboot flash boot_x (where x is either a or b)boot boot.img." giving you one rooted partition and one stock.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
ill try that now. i got it into partition a (i had it on b originally) and when it rebooted it asked me to update from N to X so im about to fastboot the boot.img now
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
i keep getting "writing boot_a"

failed(remote: image is not valid)
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zaksimmermon:
Mine tells me when I switch I need to update as well. I think it's because with the way the partitions work, one is always a version behind just in case the update fails, or there is a problem you have a stable version to fall back on. I'm sure it would be as simple as side loading the OTA to both a and b. I don't know if you can do that without starting from 100% stock though. Either way when I enter the bootloader it still shows that I'm on version V not P, but when I'm in the settings it shows version P not V, so who knows.

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If booting type:

- fastboot boot boot.img

If flashing type:

- fastboot flash boot_x boot.img
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
When I type boot boot.img it says it doesn't know where to get it from where can I download it at? I have the full stock Marlin file on my computer I figure I'll just fastboot it

but i flashbooted the whole marlin file and the app still wouldnt allow me to buy the item
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zaksimmermon:
You need to extract the boot.img from the factory image zip you'll open the first zip to find another zip inside, open that zip and you'll see the system.img, user data.img, boot.img and many more. Extract the boot IMG to a folder, to make it easy just extract it to your folder that contains adb and fastboot, then you need to open a command prompt in that folder. Now You should be able to boot the IMG. You can't just boot the whole zip though, if you're going to use the whole zip then you are going to revert to 100% stock unless you open the flash-all.bat file and delete the -w at the very bottom of the script. Thanks the argument that tells fastboot to wipe all userdata when flashing the userdata.img to its partition table.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
I did that but it still didn't work... I managed to just find one of my older devices and do it from that one

but now i have a problem i tried to switch back to my B partition and whenever i go into recovery mode it tells e no command with a little dead android symbol with his chest open... is it because i fastbooted flash-all.bat? and do i have to reinstall twrp and root?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] zaksimmermon:
Yes. If you open up your super su app does it tell you that there is no su binary installed? When you are at the screen with the Android just hold the power button and press the volume up. Youll then be in your stock recovery
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] kirschdog1:
Partition A and B

So what u are can saying....... I can access slot b if this is has root on it with twrp ? Do i need ro flash boot_b boot,img first and how do i NOW WHICH SLOt a or be has on it.

Then you are telling me I flash flash boot_a boot.img and select slot it would be unrooted a partition for apps like airwatch and work email

Please help a noop like myslf know if this is an option to have one rooted slot a and not rooted slot bfor now we could boot into boot a or whatever boot doesn't have root for apps that requite not rooted devices. expode work email and aoiwatch to mame a few.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
um... what?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] kirschdog1:
Yes 2 separate slots sections a and b one with root and term one with original ot stock recovery that we could flash back and forth too? That would be awesome.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] haitu:
Sorry, can you explain more. Why is there two partitions of the same image? The image holds no personal stuff? They share the same firmware?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] Veid71:
my supersu app isnt there in the a partition and i cant boot into the B one... whenever i try it just boots and then ill put it back into bootloader or recovery to check and it says partition a
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Noir86:
I recently purchased my unlock code for my HTC Desire 10 Lifestyle but when i put another operator sim it says SIM card not allowed and won't ask for unlock code, is anyway to insert my unlock code beside the window that promts for network code?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] omaralt:
hey guys, i've been looking for a stopwatch/timer program for my tilt for a while, and finally found a great free program.

credit goes to frankyB over at howardforums

omar
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] jaso2005:
Thanks, ive also been looking for something like this so i can use it to count down my time left on my Tacho.

Problem is, when its done, the alarm is too quiet. Would you be able to ask on the forum if he could make a configurable alarm sound so i could choose my own sound for example.

Also if you could make the count down time in full screen would be great.

Obviously all this is if you get the chance. Dont worry if you dont :)

Thanks for posting though, still useful.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] ethauvin:
This is the avantVision stopwatch, which can be found here:

http://www.avantvision.com/EN/solutions.html
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] RojasTKD:
I found if you hold stylus on the white part you get a menu that pops up. It allows you to set the stopwatch color (of the digits) and change the alarm. Those it seems the alarm sound has to be a windows media format. the only other option I had from my device was the dogbark file.

It limited but something.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Sean D.:
Any chance on getting a screenshot of this app at all?

:confused:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] surur:
Surur
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] pauld:
just thought I'd mention, it's a nice looking App, but doesn't wake the device from standby, works well though.

Paul
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] royhobbs:
Thank you very much.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] mb:
StopTime

I'll put a shout out for StopTime!

http://home.comcast.net/~jonsachs/#StopTime 2.0

It's free, and you can use any sound you want for the alarm (I think)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] freddiemac1:
Has anyone used this successfully? DOES IT wake up the device when it is off?

Finally, the first post leads to a page that doesn't exist. Is this the same as Jonathan Sach's StopTime?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] superstarnj:
SPBTime is great!!! Try it.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] jost:
G-Alarm and G-Watch are my favorites! Have a look at

http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=galarm/about

http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=gwatch/about

or Development+Hacking Thread
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Paperless:
Simple and very functional.

Works great on my Touch vogues.

Thanks a lot.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] bumblefreak:
windows mobile 6.1

Has anybody used this program with windows mobile 6.1? Has anybody gotten it to work even when phone goes to sleep? Thanks in advance.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Paperless:
Me. I use WM 6.1 with this soft flawlessly. It keeps counting properly after Off-on or Sleep-on. :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] NoNafs:
I'm looking for something where I can configure an alarm every 30 seconds or so. Anyone know of anything, I want functionality similar to the stopwatch Timer '08 for my Mac.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] drjim:
problems with Stopwatch

I downloaded the Stopwatch cab to my Fuze and found several problems.

1. It only goes to the second. Not much use for timing laps on the track, etc.

2. The Start/Stop button was partially covered by the Reset button.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] octavia:
Cool apps. Thanks!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Wilsy27:
has anyone seen something similar that also sits on the today screen?

I'm off on a holiday in 3 months and want to know how many days till I go just by looking at my phone (without opening a program hence the today screen) I have searched the forums for a few weeks but haven't found anything yet (but that could just be my searching technique!!).

ideally to fit WVGA screen size :D

cheers

Update:

I also posted here..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=473464

and my query has been resolved. :)