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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] rob_z11:
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I have asked [MENTION=3041959]fattire[/MENTION] in TMO forum as well... Let's see ? wheels of progress sometimes are slow or screatching halt at times, but nonetheless it is a progress..
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] jef_00:
Is the zoom issue solved in the build trom yesterday?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ChokingHazard91:
Man, reading this topic really makes me want to get my Note 4 back from repair..
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] fattire:
K... I updated my trltetmo repo so along with [MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION]'s trlte-common repo, well, give it a try.

ft
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] lucknell:
How did you? Im getting bootloops with everything
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Takaani:
I'm not too sure but I just reflashed everything to make confirm if it was just some luck and I got back into being stuck at boot again :( It seems like v13.3, 13.5, 13.6, and 14.0 for Magisk I can confirm won't pass boot on the latest kernel. I'll stay on 8/28 until everything clears up unless there's a test build from the devs we can try out :D I thought going back Magisk versions would work since on their github page and in Magisk forums they were talking about bootloops with 14.0 and some related to lineageOS.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
Wish I could concur. After installing 09/10 I saw several dropped connections while doing precisely nothing but looking at the screen, within a few minutes. I then saw good connectivity for the most part for about an hour before sleep. This morning it was off and on, but better than 09/09, about 70% of the time it stayed connected.

There is a new glitch now, about 14 hours after installing 09/10 - sometime while a customer was here and I wasn't looking, two things changed. The lockscreen and home wallpapers reverted from a photo I use for both to the default Lineage background. I saw that once with my Note 3 under an early August Lineage build.

The other change is that the SIM vanished, now showing a no SIM detected icon for half an hour and no access to APNs in settings. The phone didn't reboot while in my pocket, as several webpages remain open in Dolphin browser and my email app is open. I was running a tuner app for about half an hour, Cleartune, which keeps the screen awake. There is definitely a problem in the last two or three ROM versions regarding the two tuner apps I use. Once installed and booted up, my tuner apps don't work. Reinstalling then rebooting the phone fixes it. So something to do with audio, though I don't quite grasp what. Since other users are reporting audio problems lately it seems I'm not alone in this.

I will submit this reply via Wi-Fi then reboot the phone and see if the SIM returns. If not I'll revert to 09/09.

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Okay, resetting fixed the missing SIM problem. Connection is mostly not working now but at least voice works.

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One further note; with 09/09 and 09/10 Android Debugging has automatically turned on when I connect to the PC. This has never happened with previous builds I've tried on any device, from any developer.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] fastguy:
I'm now on 08th build on N910T TMO. I'm using this on a foreign carrier in middle east. I used my phone for a few hours continuously on Wifi AP mode for my PCs internet connection and it was OK. I didn't have dropped connections.

But maybe I didn't pay attention to it, i will try to check again tomorrow.

Otherwise new kernel seems good. The old issue I've been seeing on previous builds, which showed "cell standby" seemingly consuming a lot of power has disappeared. Again something to test further.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
I've had to give up. Thank you so much, ripee, for all your efforts, and I wish you the best in bringing this ROM to completion. My reasons for posting the following are two-fold: as a point of comparison with another ROM on the same Note 4 device which provides potentially useful information to the developer in improving the ROM (ie; this particular device's radios and other elements are not inherently defective), and as a potentially useful direction for other users of the same model, a Canadian trltetmo/N910F.

I could manage with only Wi-Fi, losing cellular data in the short term. But with other problems entering the ROM such as audio related apps failing, wallpaper spontaneously vanishing, and the longer term problem of Wi-Fi not being perfectly reliable, I've had to move on. A morning spent investigating options turned up this Ice Cold ROM by TheBroken which after about an hour of setting up on cellular data only is performing flawlessly:

https://xdaforums.com/note-4-tmobile/development/rom-aicp-trltetmo-note-4-t3436206

Not even one second of cellular data dropped. A 5 minute session of Wi-Fi only after that and connecting to a couple of APs showed vastly quicker and more reliable connections and better stability - under Lineage I was seeing fairly frequent failures to connect with notifications that 'the password may be incorrect' which was of course nonsense with my home AP.

All the customizing stuff with AICP is going to take a while to get set up, and I of course did a clean wipe and install. So far root with the native Magisk seems okay, with AdAway and other root-requiring apps breezing right through their setups. After an initial 20 minutes of rather a lot of heat in the battery and upper phone area the temperature calmed to room temperature. Cellular data used to download my library apps from the Play Store totalling well over 300MB without hesitation. The UI responds at least as quickly, perhaps slightly faster to input.

Obviously I don't know anything about battery life yet, but in these and so many other ways this feels like a finished ROM. I will probably check in on this Lineage build thread every few days to see if the difficulties I experienced have been resolved, as I like the ROM, but will go with the obviously reliable build to which a number of established developers have pointed for my model and variant until that happens.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Takaani:
Fairly sure these builds count as "nightly builds" and bugs are expected. I came from AICP, but I found lineageOS's UI to be much smoother and responsive in the long run. Well at least ripee's daily builds seem like nightly builds to me who like the latest features and the other builders seem more stable. The AICP rom hasn't been updated in a very long time and I don't expect it to be updated for a long time as well. At least not until Android 8 releases. I would expect that build to more stable in a rom that is based on the previous Android version, Marshmallow, which is way more established since T-Mobile also released their Marshmallow version, which probably provides a solid foundation to build upon. Overall, I think posting another a rom on a different rom's post is a bit offensive and taking all these factors into account increases that offense. Just stating my opinion here though.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
I'm aware of the possibility of someone taking offense, but sincerely meant my post in the spirit of the two reasons I wrote: to provide further proof to ripee that my reports of connectivity and other issues are not tied to my device being in some way defective, and to provide assistance to anyone else looking for a more stable daily driver. He seemed convinced to the contrary, and since I posted a logcat demonstrating my connection dropping problem he's made no comment, similarly to another Vancouver user's comments about similar connection problems to which he's not commented. Demonstrating that under an AICP ROM the same device shows no connectivity problems, for a couple of hours now, should help ripee in pursuing whatever is at fault. Of course it's a beta ROM. That's why I'm trying to help by reporting such things.

As for Marshmallow... Huh? I linked to a Nougat ROM, and my Note 4 is certainly running Nougat.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] greengold30:
please help me (n910v) gsm sim won't recognize same as like no sim inserted
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] mx-5driver:
[MENTION=6005084]ripee[/MENTION]

Short Question;: Did you change something with AFH Downloader Option ?

Since a while the AFH Downloader stays empty - have you changed the ID or something ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
Not sure what you mean. Ripee's files for various devices remain on AFH. AFH has remodelled their site appearance but the files are still there. Here is ripee's page for various iterations of the Note 4:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=160132

If you click the name of your device type a new page will, as always, show you a downloadable file. I see he has uploaded a set of 09/11 versions now.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ripee:
And where is your logcat? I'm not pursuing anything or commenting on anything that doesn't move the discussion along, but keep posting as that will help [MENTION=3041959]fattire[/MENTION] work on his trltetmo code. I'm not convinced of anything to the contrary, but then again, no one else here will ever be 100% sure as to what you do with your phone or your experience with custom roms. But if my comments bother you that much, I'll let you all answer one another's questions while I keep quietly posting daily builds.

Furthermore, "Canadian trltetmo/N910F". No wonder you're having problems! You mentioned 3 variants in 1 phrase.

If another Vancouver user is having similar problems, perhaps maybe the fault is with Freedom Mobile's towers in Vancouver?

I am not affiliated with the AFH Downloader app, although judging by their bug reporting on GitHub, they care more about giving each other credit than developing the app. Perhaps they will get to work now that AFH has seen the first major update to its site in 2 years. Like I posted yesterday, the mirrors URL returns an error. Either another address needs to be used or they haven't gotten around to it yet.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] greengold30:
lineage os 14.1 20170908.zip

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hey sorry do you know any solution for my problem?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] greengold30:
[MENTION=6005084]ripee[/MENTION]

hi i installed lineage-14.1-20170908-UNOFFICIAL-trltevzw

can you tell me how to fix it?

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[MENTION=2973274]rob_z11[/MENTION]

my n910v too same :(

did you found solution?

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[MENTION=2973274]rob_z11[/MENTION]

my n910v too same :(

did you found solution?

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[MENTION=2973274]rob_z11[/MENTION]

my n910v too same :(

did you found solution?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] franzli:
Hi and thanks for this ROM! I'm currently still using RR, but consider trying out this one when I find some time! On RR, it's not possible to hear the other party during a phone call (as well as on Skype) if you use headphones, even though listening to music works fine. I scoured through the last 10 pages of this thread but didn't find any reports on similar problems, so I'd hope use of headphones for calls is fine on LOS - could anyone confirm this in case I missed anything? Many thanks for your help!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
I posted it in the post immediately following the one in which you requested a logcat. It is attached here:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=73734041&postcount=3965

Perhaps it'd help if you bothered reading your own thread.

As for the phone variant, I have been going from what PhoneInfo and Kernel Aduitor tell me the model is. Yesterday when I posted the 910F comment I was somewhat surprised at having found that tiny sticker inside the back cover of the phone, apparently contradicting what those apps told me initially. I will attempt flashing a 910F ROM in hopes that the sticker is correct, not the apps reading the device.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] rob_z11:
Use the mixer.xml file from working rom, and copy it over. Mixer.xml is located in system/etc folder.

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I have 910t, so sorry can't help
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] mx-5driver:
AFH Downloader Issues

[MENTION=6005084]ripee[/MENTION]

Of Course I know you are not affiliated with AFH Downloader

I just moved to Action using AFH Downloader since you recommended it quite some Time ago in one of your Posts with even explaining how it works and providing the Configuration Details.

I found it a very convenient Method for grabbing the Daily Nightlies - almost as convenient as the Lineage Downloader is for official Builds.

Since it stopped working all of a sudden now - I just thought you possibly might have an Idea why & I was curious whether this happens to others as well using AFH Downloader or just myself ?

I understand there seems to be a Bug with the App itseff and consequently the Ball is in the Field of the App Maintainers now - thanks for clarifying.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ripee:
So have I, I'm way too lazy to want to tap on a bookmark in Chrome and wait for it to start downloading lol. I narrowed down the problem to either the mirror URL returning an error, or the website's code being reworked so much that the app looks in the wrong place for the code, as evident by the change in the heading.

[MENTION=462516]GerardSamija[/MENTION], perhaps it'd help if you relied upon any given device info app that would tell you the variant of the mainboard rather than a sticker on the back cover. If this isn't a more logical approach, the rest of us are limited in how we can help you.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
This is what PhoneInfo shows me. Apparently 910T now! I'm confused. Bought bought this phone used last month and PhoneInfo told me it was trltetmo and 910W8 at that time.

Further added a picture of the sticker under the battery in this phone. Apparently it's both W8 and T. And F, if the very tiny sticker inside the back cover is to be believed. So which of these three sticker designations am I to believe? And why would software designed to read the board type disagree?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Takaani:
"AICP changed their base to CM and now LineageOS when it comes to hardware, drivers and some features."

It's been a while since I used AICP so I totally missed that section. Since it is based on LineageOS, it'll probably help but that's very far back, as the last update was in February, and a lot of commits have been made since then. I don't think it'll help as much as you think it would, but I'm just speculating at this point.

Is the mixer.xml file actually able to be so easily transferred like that? I looked at it before in the roms I've used and it seems to always be different. If it can be easily transferred, I'm going save a backup right away :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] takis:
[MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION] , why was the navigation bar options removed from the recent builds? I found them very useful as i didn't need to rely on other apps that don't always work enabling the navbar
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] rob_z11:
Well, I found on the other forum which is based on AOSP ROM that they were able to install ROM, and copy the mixer.xml from Lineage or other AOSP ROM's file to get the audio working. IT was I think MobSpy ROM.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] _mone:
Hmm.. Didn't notice that. I'll have a look, thanks for reporting.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ripee:
Your phone is a standard trltetmo, not some kind of frankenstein "hackdroid" assembled from spare parts. Then again, if you had bought it in Canada, it would be an N910W8 (trltecan), but it's technically identical to the trltetmo. Anyway, for the sake of eliminating any unknown variables in the flashing process that could further interfere with lineage code, I strongly urge you to make backups of your data (or just sync stuff to your Google account), flash this stock N910T rom, and start from scratch with TWRP, lineage, gapps, magisk/supersu. That rom contains both the latest bootloader and the latest modem.

Whatever problems you encounter after doing all that will be easier for _mone and fattire to pinpoint, because that's the only starting point for all of us from which to diagnose bugs. Junior members, take note of this.

If you decide to switch to another custom rom, I suggest flashing this stock rom as an intermediate step between custom roms, for the same reason as above.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
Thank you for this! I'm reassured, as I'd thought I was barking up the wrong tree following your trltetmo builds. I'm happy to download this 2GB ROM and will follow your directions exactly, testing your latest Lineage release once I'm done.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] fastguy:
Again, I'm on TMO as well and all seems OK. Today I also tested Bluetooth in my car, which never worked before on this ROM since months, and it is working now.

Cell Standby bug/issue is also gone.

I'm on EQE2 bootloader/modem.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] galakanokis:
The N910W8 is the Canadian variant of the Note 4 but it should be identical to the T-Mobile variant so ROM's for the one will work on the other. I ran the rippee's build on my W8 for a day or two strictly on LTE and had no issues so I believe something was definitely updated in the past two weeks from when I previously tried. Freedom mobile may be the issue here, it is a finicky network to begin with and may not have the proper bands in the ROM. You can try to remove all APNs and add the one you need back in.

I recently moved over to the Resurrection Remix which, as far as I understand, is based on Lineage OS and I had to remove APNs and add them back in to make everything work. So far so good. Something else to test out but I would try stock first as mentioned and then move to Lineage and try the APN fix.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Odeon:
Hello

Which firmware should I use for Samsung Note 4 Duos (trlteduos)?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] M0sley:
Ripee: I just thought of something with the Sprint Visual Voicemail. Not sure if it means anything but normally after installing the app on an older version that voicemail works and running it I get a text. I also get a text every time I get a voicemail. Reason I forgot about it was I silenced it and archived it so I don't see it. Its annoying when you receive a voicemail to get two dings back to back.

Number the text is from is 9016

Text reads:

//ANDROID:Provisioning successful

CFGv320c.0=07cZtNjEjDc//CM

When I receive a voicemail it reads similar to:

//ANDROID:Message from $(from).

CFGs1840.0=10a3772c2

b5847d94761Ef2Gvgt4//CM

The Provisioning successful one I only get once which makes sense, Also the Message from $(from) line I get one of those for each voicemail that I receive.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ripee:
This is all Greek to me lol but _mone follows this thread so I'm sure it'll mean more to him. ;)

[MENTION=635014]Odeon[/MENTION], please google it, there is a Chinese developer who posted a bunch of builds. trltechduos is not a priority right now because its kernel is significantly different from the single SIM variants.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] GerardSamija:
Wouldn't it be nice if things worked? I downloaded the ZIP file, unpacked the single MD5 file it contained, mounted that in Odin in the AP slot with the phone connected in download mode... waited... and when it finally finished verification and I was able to click Start it promptly gave me this:

<ID:0/006> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/006> Odin engine v(ID:3.1207)..

<ID:0/006> File analysis..

<ID:0/006> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/006> Initialzation..

<ID:0/006> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/006> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/006> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/006> SingleDownload.

<ID:0/006> aboot.mbn

<ID:0/006> sbl1.mbn

<ID:0/006> rpm.mbn

<ID:0/006> FAIL! (Auth)

<ID:0/006>

<ID:0/006> Complete(Write) operation failed.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

So what next? Download your mystery 2GB file again? Seems Odin liked it initially, and it unpacked without issues. I'm at a loss as to what to do next. I have a phone with no OS, and I need a working phone, so I guess I'll just re-install something or other and wait for you or someone else to help me resolve this supposed fix.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] galakanokis:
Did you get the phone from Freedom or move from Telus/Bell/Rogers? Go to Sammobile and grab the latest file for your phone, SM-N910W8 and flash it through Odin. I believe any of the Canadian stock files will work especially if you are unlocked but best to have the one designed for your phone. As far as I know Freedom wasn't around when the Note 4 came out so it is probably one of the big boys.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] doox00:
Hey all, I just installed this rom for the first time, all is good except bluetooth will not turn on at all, suggestions? I have a Verizon Note 4, 910V
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ripee:
At a loss what to do next? Um.... try extracting the .tar from the downloaded zip again? Downloading the zip again? Googling the file name and finding another source to download it from?

Download this from Surface's MEGA account. Unzip. Import into Odin with each of the 4 buttons based on how each of the files in this zip is labelled.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] EchoZhero:
Just tested on Verizon. Still no mobile signal. Everything else was nice and smooth. Good luck going official and awesome work so far. Thanks.

Edit. I am using straight talk. When trying to add either reseller or tf data apns it wouldn't save if you changed the mcc/mnc so the apn wouldn't work. Might have signal if able to correctly enter the full apn.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ripee:
I removed the trlteRIL.java file from the apq8084/trlte-common repo and added spleef's original trlteRIL.java back to the trltevzw device tree repo, which is very different from the version in the common trlteRIL.java. We'll see if this helps. [MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION]
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] EchoZhero:
Greek to me but thanks! Really wanting a fast and smooth rom. Kind of bored of the same old same old of every note port rom.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] doox00:
anyone have any idea why bluetooth will not enable after installing? I have no sim card in phone (910V), I am not using as cel phone, just as a tablet with wifi/bluetooth for the most part.