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[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] pokakikote:
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[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
Guys just wanna announce that after 4 good years I was finally able to move on to another device, flashed Stock rom and gave my Note 2 to another family member.

The state of this rom is switched from 'active development' to 'legacy support'. That means you won't see breakthrough discoveries and active development like before. Of course I'm still around and I'll keep this alive for as long as lineage team wants to keep the builds alive mostly for updates from lineage and security patch reasons. :)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] LimWilliam65:
When the Oreo ROM will release?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] gregsarg:
Well that sucks.....lol

But its understood...

Many many thanks for the incredible work you have done on our behalf.

We are gonna miss you here !!

All the best....and don't be a stranger....g

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No eta's please....g
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] kozmo21:
TRAITOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :mad:

Meh, no big deal. You never really did anything for this anyway. :p

* Just kidding obviously. For those that have never done any dev work, there is hundreds of hours put into this. Especially during the bringup of new OS. All done for free, for the love of figuring out "how to", and the challenge.

No one can blame you for moving on. It is obviously a 5 year old device, and everyone has to move on at some point.

Hopefully your new device can last as long as this did for you. :good:
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
Hahah guys you're the best. No, told you I'll still be around. (only it`ll be stightly harder to constantly flash another person's device hah).

But cm-14.1 development has anyways come to an end. We did really as much as we could, there just isn't much left to do anyways and if you take a look at like N7100 forums you'll see that their last build was October lol. But I"m also around for small fixes if they arrive as well.

And for...Oreo...well. I tried a lot for a past month and a lot was changed in Oreo and I'm not sure it's worth the time honestly. At least I am unable to do all that on my own. And even if I did it wouldn't be as stable as Nougat or we'd have more stuff broken. And also having an old linux 3.0 is a burden.

And only when I got another device have I realized that t0lte has reached it's limits. That holds as true even if we try hard and somehow boot Oreo. Just enjoy Nougat (when I flashed Stock rom I realized that it's far ahead Kitkat, it's a modern OS and will support new apps for a long long time).

Other than that we had loads of fun and did a lot in the past year. Yes it's been a year since PoisonNinja has firstly fixed the RIL :D
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] kozmo21:
If fourkbomb ever finishes that mainline kernel, it may be worth the effort again to mess with Oreo. Then we can actually get kernel security updates. That will be the biggest thing ever for this Note 2. Much bigger than any new OS.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Cyanogenmod 12:
why I can t be apply theme.? :(,

» [com.google.android.gms]: new_alloc_size overflow

» [com.google.android.gms]: Installation of "com.google.android.gms" has failed.

It is logcat this...

help me everyone...
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] fields_g:
Your time and efforts allowed a device that had been abandoned by its manufacturer 2.5 years ago to function as contemporary devices. This extension by itself is longer than many device lifetimes! Because of this work we are part of the 7.3% of the android ecosystem that is running 7.1.2+. (Great for us, but scary for android in general)

I too have my eye out for my next device and since I have a tenancy to use phones until they disintegrate, I am eagerly await some more band 71 devices.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Porny:
I'm wondering, why there are still some changes on the builds. Are there other people, working with a t0lte on lineage os?

Or do they just put code from builds from other devices with the same platform into the t0lte ROM?

https://www.lineageoslog.com/14.1/t0lte

Btw: A stable RIL for the latest build would be a blast.

I'm still having the issue that some calls drop after a short time at specific radio cells.

I guess that's a really hard thing to fix, maybe it's my 6 year old device and i should get a new one as well.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
I never said I was completely abandoning t0lte. Some small fixes might arrive from time to time and I'll include them. Even from another developers who knows. Only it's not in my 'focus' anymore. When you the builds stop being made at all that's when you know that development has come to a complete end.

Yeah they are making changes not related to devices, but to android in general. I am only responsible for t0lte-specific stuff aka. red letters in changelog, blue letters are common to all devices.

PS: Bear in mind that android_hardware_samsung in common to all Samsung devices so that's also not me.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Crike:
Weekly updates do not work from the update interface. The package is downloaded but after TWRP is launched nothing happens, and the update has to performed manually. Latest TWRP.

What might be the problem?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
You'll need to use the latest TWRP from this thread.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Crike:
Thank you. I'll try this weekend and let you know how it turns out.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Has Channthean:
Korean variant

Is it stable or works on SHV-E250k???
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] gregsarg:
E250S

E250K

E250L

All supported....g
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Has Channthean:
Ohh... Thanks i just want to test on my phone shv e250k

I tried to find new rom but no one supported so i hope this rom its work very well ??
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Psychoraaj:
M using it
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] shaikjaved_786:
Dear sir

I m using Samsung galaxy note 2 e250k and I m from India Mumbai

I m getting phone call dropping issue

Please give me some solution

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] gathithow:
Any idea for Lineages 15.1 for t0lte?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] jhay081587:
SHV-E250L Variant

Good day boss. I tried to install the update of this rom in my phone but it says error installing . That i have a toltektt version and the supported are only tolte etc but not the toltektt. Pls help tnku
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
You have the correct TWRP provided in the OP.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] vin33t:
From where I can download it
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] mura20:
I had this ROM installed on my I317-M and it worked well for a while. However, my SIM card got relocked. This is the second time it happens! Does anyone know how to prevent it from happening again?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] gregsarg:
No ETA's at this point...we have no kernel....g
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Kiwinadians:
Total meltdown

Hi all,

So I've been running this rom successfully for quite a while, I think on the really stable early December release. It has been running well, although I have noticed more significant slowdowns recently, and a lot more MTP errors, etc.

This morning I awoke to it sitting in a bootloop (while plugged in). I tried booting into TWRP, but that just crashes back to a reboot after displaying the TWRP logo.

I figured I would reflash TWRP, in case of some corruption, and while I can boot into download mode, I get the device recognized by ODIN, and windows (as a "gadget serial" with the CDC driver in device manager), it fails everytime I try to do a flash. Similarly, KIES does not connect to the device.

I feel this is merely a connection error, and that the wrong driver is trying to initialize, but I'm not sure what exactly is going on. I still cannot boot into TWRP, or Lineage. Any suggestions? I've tried the Skipsoft Toolkit, CCcleaning and reinstalling all the drivers, but I feel I'm trying to access the device the wrong way.

Cheers
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] mznpratap:
is this a kernal problem or gapps ?

on e250k .... after some mins of flashing the rom .. it freezes and reboots.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
Don't flash TWRP. Flash Stock firmware via Odin. Your only hope.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] jrhidayat:
i have installed Lineageos for my note 2 N7105. I have a problem when restoring whatsapp. i can not restore my last chat in whatsapp from googledrive. what should I do?.. thanx in advance
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Porny:
It's important, that you manually trigger the WhatsApp Backup right before flashing the new ROM. Also important: Do it via WiFi!

If it doesn't work: Most recent google play services installed? Backup outdated? Clean flash instead of dirty flash?

Maybe you can use another build. I had the same problems some months ago and lost my conversations, but that was just because i didn't made a proper backup before.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] azharnugroho:
Hallo guys.

What version of google camera you guys used and work normally?

Thanks in advance ?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
I used v2.7 when Note 2 was my daily driver. In comparison to builtin Camera app it had fixed preview in 16:9 and working Photo Sphere mode.

Later versions won't work.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Kiwinadians:
I've realized the issue is a dead eMMC. The phone refuses to receive any type of data for ODIN. Tried multiple computers, cables, usb ports, installed Samsung, Google, Naked drivers, all to no avail.

I even tried a method suggested elsewhere of flashing a pit file alongside of stock firmware, but the pit could not repartition the device either. Basically, when trying to access the emmc, it failed.

So, farewell my sweet prince, RIP Note 2. I've had it since release day, and it has served me well. It was my first smart phone, and I will always think fondly on it. I'm not huge phone user, so decided to go the mid-range route and get myself a Xiaomi A1. It reminds me a lot of the Note 2, so we'll see what it's like when it gets here.

This device, and it's community have always been great! Hopefully you guys can hit the 10 year mark!
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Has Channthean:
Calling

This rom it's very stable, smooth... butIt has a problem when i use this rom on my sm e250k. It is ... When i calling to someone and when i pick it up near my ear sensor it turned screen off but when I'm finished screen it's not turn on back i try to click home button, power... It's still not turn on.... Just wait 5 minutes and it automatically turn on the screen... Sometime it's reboot.

Can you fix it???
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Artstar:
Looks like I finally got to the bottom of my N7105T losing contact with the mobile network. It was because I was still running Skvalex Call Recorder v2.4.0 instead of the 3.0 beta. After noticing my calls weren't getting recorded at all, I figured I should at least get that working because it's handy for work. Lo and behold, my phone has been extremely stable the last 24 hours, compared to every other single day.

Awesome! Looks like this phone will have some life left in it yet for a few more overseas gigs.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] EdgeXDAndroid:
T0lteskt cant install

I tried to install this rom on t0lteskt.

But twrp shows error message "E3004 This package is for device..... this device is t0lteskt.

Before unifying t0ltekor and t0lte, I could install smoothly.

Can I fix it?

Sorry for my poor English. Thx
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
Read FAQ
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] EdgeXDAndroid:
I have already read the FAQ but can not find a solution. Is there anything I haven't read?

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I forgot TWRP update. Thank you very much.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] waihung0626:
Hi,my phone get sim network unlock pin ,how can I do it:crying:
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] flyingmk:
Have you used the "*#197328640#" trick to unlock your phone before?

(https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34661189)

If that is the case (just like me did ;) since I had exact the same issue as you ), only way to solve the problem is to flash the stock 4.1.0 rom then restore the setting Perso SHA256 back to ON, then reinstall LineageOS again.

I solved my sim locked issue this way.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] MrManiacNF:
I've had connection issues in the past also. First try different usb drivers, 99% of the time this will fix it. Once I had to use a different usb cable, even though file transfers worked, drivers wouldn't.

Maniac
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
4G LTE not working

I just flashed this awesome ROM a few days ago, but ever since then I have been stuck on H+ network. It doesn't go to LTE. I know my sim works on LTE because I used LTE on my old phone. I just want to get the full signal capabilities of my phone. Can anyone help me out?

Device Model: SGH-T889 (T-Mobile Variant)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] br54:
Toggle airplane mode.

If not fixed.

Settings

More

Network settings

Make sure preferred network is set to LTE.

Check APN settings

Make sure your network settings are applied.

Make sure your broadband is the most current for your device.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
Google services framework keeps stopping

New problem,

I had to reflash this rom because the phone locked my sim card. And now when I turn on the phone for the initial setup, the message "Google Services Framework keeps stopping" keeps popping up and I can't get it to close (so I can't do anything with the phone because of that annoying pop-up).

Do I have to reflash the ROM?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Psychoraaj:
Restore "SYSTEM" from BACKUP (If you have one)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
I flashed a stock ROM and unlocked the phone using the *# method

Would flashing the MK7 modem fix my LTE problem?

I had to do a proper reset in TWRP (where you have to type in yes) and I reinstalled the ROM. Everything works now :)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] br54:
Let me know when it relock.

The mk7 should fix it.

Reboot into recovery

Use the twrp file explorer.. Go to the system files.. Search the word KNOX

If you find files.. DELETE anything with Knox in it.

This solved my relock issue on my t887.

As for broadband if I remember correctly in my t889 I use och4 or something to that effect.. It was the last official modem.

Good luck .
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
The phone is no longer locked. It happened while I was crossing the sea to get back to my home town. It suddenly started asking me for the unlock code.

Regarding my MODEM issue: should I use an international modem instead? I'm not from USA where the phone was bought, so maybe that's why the LTE isn't working properly.

Another note: Is flashing a custom kernel recommended for my device? And if so, which one. I read somewhere here in the forums that some kernel fixed his LTE problem for his Note 2.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] br54:
Only flash that specific phone model/carrier modem.. Or you'll have worse problems.

Your decision..I wouldn't.

Just my advice.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
Thanks for the advice :3 I'll try flashing the coh4 modem you mentioned.

EDIT:

Flashing the och4 modem didn't change anything. But I don't really need to be on LTE at the moment so I'll let it slide for now until I find something.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Johnny1969:
Recently swithced to Tmobile from Cricket. I ended up rolling back to KK to apply unlock code and them back to this rom.

Everything seems to be working (SMS, Wifi, GPS, Voicemail) except for making and receiving call. Anyone have any idea?

BTW, I'm unable to download 4/01/18 build, getting a 404 error.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
Welp!

My phone is locked again.

Is there a way to unlock the phone without having to go back to stock?

And is there a way to do this so that it doesn't happen again?

This is starting to get really annoying for me.

Also, does this ROM have secret menu options like in the stock ROM?

Thanks to anyone who can answer this...
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
Just noticed something:

Whenever I turn on my phone (from being shut down) I see this message appear on the lock screen:

UNLOCK FOR ALL FEATURES OF DATA

Is this why I'm having LTE issues?

My phone is unlocked at the moment because I can use different sims. So what should I do about that message?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
This is a good ROM by the way

Edit: Now my phone is locked again :(
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] waihung0626:
have any Oreo rom news？
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] waihung0626:
look at this :https://github.com/fourkbomb/android_device_samsung_midas

them is Oreo kernel for our?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] ChouTzuyu:
I hope they will work for it
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Option58:
Let me explain :)

Our beloved Note 2 is a late-2012 device and the last update it got from Samsung is Android 4.4 on top of linux-3.0 kernel.

This causes problems for us because most of the KitKat blobs have old instructions which Oreo doesn't support anymore and backporting changes to linux-3.0 (seven years old!) is a painful thing to do (possible though).

Yes we already saw Oreo booting on Exynos4 chipset - Galaxy S2. And they've got mostly everything working. So far our midas (Galaxy S3, Note 2) devs have bluetooth, sensors, audio, wifi working. But this involves a lot of HACKS and changes to the core android files. It opens the door to instability, and is a little bit a mess to work with (from developer standpoint).

On the other hand, Galaxy S3 developer forkbomb realised that linux-3.0 is way too old. He started porting our kernel to mainline linux. More of which you can read in the news here: https://www.xda-developers.com/samsung-galaxy-siii-samsung-galaxy-note-ii-htc-hd2/. This is really awesome work and hard thing to do. Kudos to him. I don't know what will come out of that, but who knows...

Even it's more of a problem particularly for us LTE variants because we have qualcomm modem (RIL) and some of you even now on Nougat report problems. On Oreo I'm not sure if we'd ever be able to get it working.

So TL;DR my humble opinion is this:

Want more stable Oreo rom? - Upgrade to a newer device.

Love your good ol' t0lte and never wanna move? :D - No need to always wish for more. Even after O there will be P. Stick with Nougat and be happy with it. It's a modern os. Sure, you might see Oreo builds in the future. But IMO more as a proof of concept than ever as a daily driver.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Artstar:
Extremely wise advice. People seem to always want to have the latest software on their devices, be it phones, laptops, etc. OK, so Oreo came out and now people are wanting to upgrade to it. I wonder how many of those people ask themselves the very important question of WHY they want to upgrade to it?

Personally, I liked running Marshmallow on my t0lte and I did upgrade to Nougat when Lineage made it available. However, do I find it significantly better than Marshmallow for what I do with it? Honestly, no. I didn't find any major improvement in battery runtime (actually, a slight degradation, more like) and reliability suffered somewhat overall, with random lockups.

All my apps run fine with Marshmallow, so there's no reason for me to run on Nougat. I've since rolled back to Marshmallow and it's an excellent secondary phone to use with a local SIM when travelling overseas.

Just because the OS is out there, doesn't mean that your phone needs it. Besides which, we're talking about a six year old platform. That's a pretty good run for that phone! With my Note4 being my daily driver, the Note2 has served its purpose well and its eventual death will end up pushing my Note4 to take its place while I consider upgrading to a Note9 or whatever happens to be worthwhile in the distant future.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
Update:

I unlocked my phone using the free method.

But then I got the unlock code for my phone, so I'm waiting for the moment when it locks on me again so I can input the code

And also the text that appears on my lock screen when I boot up the phone says:

UNLOCK FOR ALL FEATURES "AND" DATA

So are there some features that are locked?

Another is issue for me is my memory card. Is it better to have external memory reformated to internal instead?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] maxisgsm:
hello,

i've flash my phone into LineageOS, it work ok.

But when i try to reflash into kitkat, my phone hang at Samsung Logo.

How to reflash into stock rom??
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] shaikjaved_786:
Bro go to recovery and do data factory reset
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] daichi00:
For some reason the rear camera is having trouble focusing. Is anybody having this issue as well?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Porny:
Sometimes, if i want to take makro photos. It needs a steady hand and multiple touches on the display to force re-focusing.

I'm using the 20180223 build, which is pretty neat, but i realized it's time to move on and obtain a new device as Option58 mentioned above.

But i'm doing very hard to find a suitable device for a reasonable price. I would like to wait for the new SD 845 platform, but there are just a few devices on the market already. And the most (in my opinion) important features from 2012 are not present in the new devices.

My focus is on:

SD card slot

OLED display

Good camera

Headphone jack

Most recent and popular hardware platform

Sustainability (after-market support -> spareparts, repairability, custom roms)

Any good ideas for ~500$?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] peterhugelberg:
I'm having some trouble with the latest updates while dirty flashing.

If i flash any of the zips for the last 6 weeks or so (even some i thought worked before) and reboot every app keeps force closing, is anyone else experiencing this or has an idea what might have changed?

My usual dirty flash procedure:

1. flash update zip

2. flash latest opengapps pico

3. flash latest xposed framework

4. wipe cache/dalvik

5. reboot

It's just strange that it always worked before and there does not seem to be anything wrong with the newer update zips or opengapps as cleanflashing them and restoring my data through titanium backup works fine (it's just a pain in the behind to do this every week or so)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] htc_softbank:
Might want to add somewhere in big bold red letters that LOS 14.1 can sometime SIM LOCK a SIM UNLOCKED phone!

At which point you will need to jump through hoops to get it unlocked!

https://xdaforums.com/lineage/help/sim-network-unlock-pin-t0lte-n7105-t3648631
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
Hi guys. I have an idea of what's possibly causing the SIM relocks. Next time the SIM locks again, I would appreciate it if you could send a copy of the following:

* /efs and /factory contents

* Whether your IMEI equals 004999010640000 (I don't want your IMEI, just if it is 004999010640000)

* Terminal listings of /efs and /factory (use ls -laZ to see security context). It should look something like this.

If you need help obtaining those files, please let me know. Thanks!