yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
Can you try if you could place a call on whatsapp now? And just saying if you try to talk with google assistant it is not going to hear if you say ok google but if you open the app manually and touch the microphone it is going to hear you so fine... and i think that works on speaker mode too.. maybe you can find something there ...
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Lex_Corp:
Been using it for a couple hours now. Working great. I have not experienced any heating problems.

Canadian variant in case it's of any interest
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
What about whatsapp calls?
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Lex_Corp:
Don't have the new version [MENTION=8184192]Stricted[/MENTION] is talking about. Also, I don't use WhatsApp
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Hammond12:
roaming

Manual network selection does not work roaming
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] MorySalah_:
it fine if i install that rom on g900h ?
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] cosmin691:
No that rom it's only for g903
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
[MENTION=8184192]Stricted[/MENTION] Without bothering you can you upload the new rom you have fixed some of the bugs ? So we can try that
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] kaodd:
hello man, long time no see :good:

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chill out man ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] cosmin691:
I'm too busy for checking solution for this phone .
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Divebomb_Djingle:
Sorry mate, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but don't put too much weight on Stricted his shoulders, please. It's a fantastic thing that we have Stricted (and Wilmans, LSD,...) who have the knowledge on this matter, so we must be very happy about that. Don't get me wrong, I'm also very excited about all the latest news. And honestly: last week breakthrough on LineageOS is goin' pretty fast, you know... Only a few problems should be fixed, so it's already great news.

(--> I'm pretty sure [MENTION=3392185]kaodd[/MENTION] will understand/confirm this --> about 1,5 years ago when we got our S5 Neo, we waited -literally- months and months for just a root solution, so we're trained in waiting and to be patient :D) So this whole new "LineageOS-chapter" is truly fantastic news, but let Stricted take the time that's needed to make this rom the best possible rom. When it's stable or when Stricted feels it's good enough, he surely will communicate about this and the rom will be uploaded... :) Just a little bit of patience, my friend. Just wanted to say that.

Peace out! Greets from Belgium.
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Gripstone:
Hi!

Sometimes when I make a call, the microphone does not work. After the phone is restarted, it is OK again.

I confirm that the GPS is not working.

Peace :) AND THANK YOU :)
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
Sorry guys but because it is my first phone that is able to install costum rom and i am very enthusiastic about this... Thats because when my cousin said he is goimg to give me an s5 i didnt knew that it was a s5 neo :p so i downloaded all the files when i turned it on it said s5 neo and then my dream broke down for that stock android :p

That's why i can not wait for that :p....

Sorry guys....
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Niehaus_1301:
I just sent you €5 [MENTION=8184192]Stricted[/MENTION] and forgot to add a note, so thats what I'm doing here now.

Thanks for your great work! I can now love my phone because I got rid of TouchWiz. Sorry for only €5, but I'm just a 15 years old student.

Greetings from germany
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
thank you very much, i appreciate that

greetings back to germany from germany :D
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Niehaus_1301:
Some people already said that the GPS is not working, I know. It is actually working, but not in google maps. Tasker works 100% fine using GPS.
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
with the next build that will be fixed (tested that now)

its compiling right now, will need an hour ore more to finish (compiling that entire thing takes one and a half hour....)
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Niehaus_1301:
Alright sounds awesome! So it will be available today? Will there anything else be fixed too?

I'm experiencing the following issues with the current build:

Microphone records slow and unclear (Recorder & WhatsApp)

Video is not working (Camera & WhatsApp) you can record but it won't be saved

Speaker mode on calls: Microphone not working (Bluetooth speaker as well not)

Formatting an sd card as internal storage returns with a java timeout error. (not always)

Device is getting hot after ~15m use

High battery usage
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
new build uploaded, changelog in post #3
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stef021:
Thanks, SMS still doesn't work?
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
only changes mentioned in the changelog are in the rom

so no its not fixed

and sms itself is working, the phone only says to you it wasnt sended so its not highly prioritized for me
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
i need logcats for "Speaker mode on calls: Microphone not working (Bluetooth speaker as well not)" and "Formatting an sd card as internal storage returns with a java timeout error. (not always)"

then i can look into this issues
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Emre67511:
Good Job ???
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] kaodd:
That's what everybody should do. Well done :good:

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yeah, was waiting several month before we got cf-root :silly: a lot of young guns around, with no patient.
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Emre67511:
Does the kernel support f2fs and which partitions are supported for f2fs ?
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
1. you need TWRP 3.1.1-2

2. yes the kernel in the rom supportes f2fs

3. cache and data are supported for f2fs, for all other partitions it make no sense to be f2fs
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Lex_Corp:
I'm trying to convert the pixel launcher to a system app but none of the file explorers can see the APK file. I've made sure to give them root access.

Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
How is this new build going to every body.. Is it better to use? Does those fixes make it more stable?
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Incineroar:
It's already stable - I don't think I've seen a single mention of crashes yet. However, it's all down to fixing pesky bugs. Some stuff works intermittently, others don't work properly at all, and some stuff we're working on fixing. I'd say it's definitely able to be used as a daily driver, but you may have to make a few small sacrifices for now until it's all smoothed out.

I've been helping him with logs and running various field tests, so I can definitely say that if there's any bugs, I've probably encountered them and then some so far. If you're using this as your primary ROM though, it's very much appreciated that if you do find a bug, enable ADB and get him some logs, because this will not only fix this device for bugs, the the Samsung J7 uses the same processor and will fix bugs on there as well.
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
Ok I installed the new build and now i am not able to get logs maybe tomorrow but can i use catlog apps or i must use adb for those logs... And i am new at this can you give me a link where i can send those logs
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Incineroar:
Go into the Developer Options and enable the ADB Interface, then you can use various logcat programs to capture logs. Once you have one, PM them to Stricted and tell him what the issue is, what you were doing, and how you did it, that way he can try and pinpoint its cause.
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] drunx:
How to install ? Please help me.. i want to test this rom.
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
Just noticed when talking on phone it wont reduce the volume it stays the same
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Emre67511:
Wipe data system and cache in twrp and then install the ZIP in twrp. Additional install the root addon and gapps

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The ui gets laggy when activating night mode in live display. When making the screen more red it also laggs more
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Lex_Corp:
hey, i haven't been able to place any outgoing calls. It connects except the person on the other end cannot hear me. If i receive a call however, it works like a charm

edit: never mind, multiple people that have called me are reporting hearing an echo of their own voice while talking to me and I can confirm [MENTION=8304371]FrankoPrifti[/MENTION] when he said that lowering the call volume does not work. Maybe the call is too loud and that is the reason for the echo
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Incineroar:
Just go to Stricted's profile and send him a private message.

I was being told by a few people that they could hear an echo of themselves, but I didn't think much of it. I guess that can be called a bug then? And yeah, the call mic issue is a bit temperamental still, it seems to be very random still when it works and when it doesn't. I have not been able to pinpoint it yet. As well, calls through a Bluetooth headset don't work yet either.

Additionally, has anyone had any audio stuttering when listening to audio via Bluetooth? It worked well at first but some apps do stutter and cut out audio sometimes, making music challenging to listen to.
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
the audio HAL seems a bit buggy, currently trying to switch to the opensource samsung audio hal (android_hardware_samsung)

but right now i get no sound at all with it :D
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
It's getting worse and worse

now i have audio with the opensource hal, i get clear audio recording but bad scratchy audio playback...

i guess the phone hates me :(
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] :
Play around with those.. You can do it... That's how winning is done!
[Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, &] Stricted:
the main cause of all this are the input/output filters and the noise supression (audio_effects and proprietary blobs...)

will test now if we can work without them (if we can i will kill them from the device)
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] righteousman777:
Hi. I've been searching all over xda to find out what exactly I need to do to be able to flash custom roms running 7.1 Nougat, but I find my self bouncing back and forth trying to figure out the exact procedure to take, in which I need clarification and guidance.

Specs:

Model: KIW-L24

Build: KIW-L24C567B130

Android Version: 5.1.1 (Lollipop)

Rooted: YES

Boot loader status: UNLOCKED

TWRP installed: YES

I am wanting to flash custom ROMs like lineage and cosmicOS, but they all require a stock MarshMallow update before proceeding. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but this is how I think I am supposed to do this:

1st: download KIW-L24C567B331_Stock_Plus_Stock_Recovery.7z (Which I believe is MM 6.0.1)

2nd: flash the stock image and recovery using TWRP

3rd: flash TWRP back on to get rid of stock recovery

4th: flash custom ROM that requires a stock MM update

Is this the correct procedure?

Thank you.
[Honor 5X Questions & Answers] gopinaidu77:
All are correct and u dont need to flash that stock recovery as u need only twrp for flashing custom rom
[General Topics] user371:
'Hey everyone,

I have very long list of packages (few hundreds) and I need to download the apks of those apps.

I wrote a python script that opens some url which I have seen that when I search for a package in it the package appears as it is in the url bar. Thus, my script enters the "searched" url, and click the download button.

The problem appeared after few apks is that the web site as for some kind of captcha, and my code doesn't continue to run.

Does anyone of you knows about a domain where I will be able to download the apps with no such captcha ? Or better, does anyone knows about an API that can help me get the apps by their package ?

Any help will be appreciated !

Thanks
[General Topics] samehb:
Which website are you downloading from?
[General Topics] zelendel:
The captcha is there to prevent this very thing. It does make one wonder about your intentions for downloading a few hundred apps.
[General Topics] sawdoctor:
Thread closed duplicate

Sawdoctor
[Amazon Fire Phone] androidnewtech:
Finally, I rooted my fire phone with iroot.I tried several versions of kingroot without achievement but then I tried iroot and now I have root access on my phone.Root Successful ! Tested with fire os 4.6.6
[Amazon Fire Phone] ozan2:
O MY F@KING GOD, NEWS NEWS NEWS huraaaaa IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE SINCE NOWW TO ROOT FIRE PHONE
[Amazon Fire Phone] Mikizio:
[MENTION=7192538]pipataki[/MENTION] [MENTION=5749760]ggow[/MENTION]
[Amazon Fire Phone] dutuka:
confirmed, iroot work with FireOS 4.6.6.1 too
[Amazon Fire Phone] iNobody:
Am I missing something?

kingroot did the job for me way long ago, when the OS was 4.6.3.

I updated the OS promptly, when 4.6.6.1 released and rooted again with Kingroot.

Don't understand the reason of this confusing post
[Amazon Fire Phone] DerGauss:
Looking at the dates of the different posts, nothing new under the sun so far.
[Amazon Fire Phone] andrei80:
Install and root with King root 4.5 then install super sume from here https://www.dropbox.com/s/vr4ybvizaud6n5c/SuperSU-Me.apk?dl=0 and run it, granting root. Run Super sume right after king root finishes, no reboot!

Worked with stock 4.6.3
[Amazon Fire Phone] oro1989:
iroot didn't work for me on 4.6.6.1 any idea why?
[Amazon Fire Phone] firephone12345:
I found my fire phone after a while and wanted to root it to make it useful. I tried- Kingroot, iRoot, towelroot etc. but none worked.

During "Acquiring Root" process Kingroot (tried versions 5.3.7 & 4.0.0) aborts at "Network Error: Failed to acquire cloud issued Root Strategy".

Device information:

Model: SD4930UR

Android 4.4.4

Fire OS 4.6.6.1

Any help would be appreciated.
[Amazon Fire Phone] thinhx2:
I rooted firephone with fireos 4.6.6 via kingroot 4.8.0, another root app not work
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] Palm Trees:
Some people have reported issues with flashing GApps and Lineage OS 14.1 together.

This guide will help you successfully flash your desired GApps package.

Download Lineage OS 14.1 by HighwayStar here: https://xdaforums.com/mi-pad/development/unofficial-lineageos-14-1-xiami-mipad-t3557616

For GApps you have two choices (feel free to flash any variant you want). I chose Pico (Open GApps) / Mini (BeansGApps).

1.	Open GApps [Platform: ARM; Android 7.1; Variant: Pico] (http://opengapps.org/?api=7.1&variant=pico)

2.	BeansGApps [BeansGapps-Mini-7.1.x-20170509.zip] (https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=673368273298953529)

Method 1 using Open GApps.

a. Copy 'lineage-14.1-2017xxxx-UNOFFICIAL-mocha' and 'open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-2017xxxx.zip' to your Mi Pad’s internal storage.

b. Install Lineage OS 14.1 via TWRP. Once installed reboot system and complete Lineage OS setup.

c. Boot into TWRP again. Install ‘open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-2017xxxx.zip’ and reboot system.

d. Lineage OS 14.1 and OpenGApps are now installed.

Method 2 using BeansGApps.

a.	Copy ‘lineage-14.1-2017xxxx-UNOFFICIAL-mocha.zip’ and ‘BeansGapps-Mini-7.1.x-2017xxxx.zip’ to your Mi Pad’s internal storage.

b.	In TWRP install both ‘lineage-14.1-2017xxxx-UNOFFICIAL-mocha.zip’ and ‘BeansGapps-Mini-7.1.x-2017xxxx.zip’.

c.	Reboot system and complete setup.

d.	Lineage OS 14.1 and BeansGApps are now installed.
[Xiaomi Mi Pad Guides, News, & Discussion] cmtappu96:
This does not work if StockGApps is installed (I'm using OpenGApps).

Google Play Services still crashes.

I could install the MicroGApps and sign into Google account without Play Services crashing, and then installed the rest of the apps.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] the_OZONE:
I literally have both the exynos and snapdragon variants sitting in front of me right now. I am going to return one of them tomorrow morning. Which one should I keep? This is for use on AT&T. Indecisiveness at its finest.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] mweinbach:
If you want to root and use roms, keep the exynos. If you want good service use the Snapdragon. Exynos is also faster than the snapdragon.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] EvoTillIdIE:
Not by much
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] the_OZONE:
For those of you who have enynos on AT&T, how's the service? For those of you with snapdragon, would you switch to exynos if you could for free?
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Phlip00ws6:
Same question I have.. About to buy an unlocked s8 for use on ATT but not sure which variant/model number is best as far as ROM support.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] BarryH_GEG:
I had an AT&T S8+ for two weeks while I waited for my UK S8+ to ship. Performance wise they are pretty similar. The Exynos version seems a bit more fluid in scrolling and transitions but not enough to base a decision on on that alone. With both phones configured identically the Exynos version gets slightly better battery life. Again not enough to be a decision point. Not having AT&T's crap on it is satisfying and I know it'll receive updates faster. There's been three already. The UK version of Samsung Pay works fine in the U.S. including with MST. The only thing missing is deals and rewards. But if you're going to root or unlock the bootloader you'll trip KNOX so it won't matter. The Exynos phone gets better LTE and Wi-Fi speeds than my AT&T phone - go figure. Warranty, insurance, and service will obviously be a lot easier with a U.S. phone than an import. So there's no real compelling reason to get a non-U.S. phone unless you want to unlock the bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] the_OZONE:
Your post was really interesting so since I had them both in front of me I decided to test the LTE and Wifi speeds on both variants using the same sim......... the difference was definitely significant, here are the results for others to see:

LTE Speed Test:

Round 1:

Exynos:

Ping: 33ms, Download: 71.41 Mbps, Upload: 11.16 Mbps

Snapdragon:

Ping: 66ms, Download: 46.71 Mbps, Upload: 6.4 Mbps

Round 2:

Exynos:

Ping: 201ms, Download: 70.55 Mbps, Upload: 10.91 Mbps

Snapdragon:

Ping: 33ms, Download: 51.65 Mbps, Upload: 7.26 Mbps

Round 3:

Exynos:

Ping: 169ms, Download: 70.15 Mbps, Upload: 11.39 Mbps

Snapdragon:

Ping: 105ms, Download: 49.23 Mbps, Upload: 5.34 Mbps

It's kind of insane that an international variant has such better download and upload speeds in the U.S. compared to the U.S. variant which has more compatible bands. :confused:

Too lazy to type in Wifi results but each performed about the same, Exynos a little better.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xxxrichievxxx:
GOD DAMN! I didn't know it was going to be that much of a difference in speeds!

Yet again, I purchased a Docomo SH-04F in Japan and I was only able to get H+ speeds here in the states on AT&T - a LOT faster than my Nexus 6P which was on 4G LTE.

I personally bought a Exynos Samsung S8+ off of eBay and I haven't had any issues with it on AT&T. I just slipped in my SIM card and off I went.

If you want VoLTE You'll have to flash over the AT&T CSC with Jesse's kernel. A warning though, when you flash the CSC you'll get SOME AT&T bloatware. But who cares, you'll be rooted! :laugh:

I'm running Renovate ICE 2.0 with AT&T CSC and Jesse's Kernel. I have yet to try Android Pay out.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] the_OZONE:
Yeah surprised me too! Maybe the radios are configured in a more efficient way or something. I think I'm gonna bite the bullet and go with exynos. :victory: Only one last concern, flashing the AT&T csc will trip knox right? What are cons of tripping knox aside from no warranty, are there any other negatives? What the heck does knox even do lol
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] xxxrichievxxx:
Haha probably! I too was thinking about getting the Sanpdragon version but I'm more into flashing ROMs and Kernels so I purchased the Exynos variant.

Not too sure if flashing CSC trips Knox. I know for sure rooting, custom kernels and custom ROMs do (obviously haha ?)

The way I read things is Knox let's the ROM know if the device is modified or unmodified. With it 'tripped' data sensitive apps like Samsung Pay, Secure Folder, etc will stop working. Some say S Health stops working but mine is working fine, it reads my heart rate, stress levels, etc without any issues. I don't really care about Samsung Pay because you can still use Android Pay without issues.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] BarryH_GEG:
They use different radios which could have something to do with it. Now that all the U.S. carriers have unlimited plans there's an incentive for them to limit the speeds of people accessing their networks. The U.S. phones were designed for carriers first and customers second. So that could have something to do with it although I have absolutely nothing to prove that.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] neeviour:
Well, I have a little different story here as in this thread.

Basically my G950F is pretty bad with the cell signal and I never saw speed test as high as the previous post. Southeast Michigan.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] BarryH_GEG:
There is no such thing as an "AT&T network." There are a bunch of different regional networks acquired through their many acquisitions. The network hardware and bands available vary by region. Performance at the time a test is run is going to be greatly influenced by proximity to a tower and how that particular tower is configured. I travel a lot and can say I saw a pretty consistent positive variance favoring Exynos in cities where I speed tested both phones.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] neeviour:
I understood and agree with most of it. I would think the bands of a major carrier (without tower/band sharing) are quited limited. It surely varies among that small pool throughout the carrier's coverage area. And does ATT have any major acquisitions after the Cricket one in recent years?

On the other hand I am not all stationary, nor have the impression about signal behavior based on only one location.

Totally possible that it's just the whole sub-urban area I stayed at for the past few days, or my sole (bad?) sample of the S8 unit.