yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
If you are on xda mobile, they show up attached to the first post. If you are on the desktop site, click on the screen shots tab. Also, there are more on AOKPs site, linked in the op.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] optimummind:
[MENTION=3482571]shane87[/MENTION] Do you think you could spare some time to look over & add some of your touches to this AOKP ROM for the Note 4 (910C)?

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3720964

That AOKP ROM seems just a couple of steps away from being as complete & stable as yours. The OP seems to be giving up on it, unfortunately.

It's extra work, for sure, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask just in case & b/c you seem so competent at this stuff. I'm jelly of your abilities with phones. [emoji16]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] echap10613:
Is the Kernel included with the Rom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Yeah, kernel is included.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] optimummind:
Loving the ROM~! It's been a few days now and it's been rock solid and battery life and performance are great. So far, I haven't experienced any issues whatsoever except for that brief Amazon apps issue (couldn't sign-in for some reason).

Definitely gonna donate to you come pay-day~!! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
I appreciate the kudos man. I enjoy tinkering with Android, and I'm glad I can share my work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
I can't make any promises, but I will take a look at AOKP for the Note 4. See if there are any tidbits I can get pulled in and pushed up, at least get them in for review.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] optimummind:
That'd be awesome~!

AFAIK, the only MAJOR issue with that ROM in its current state is the inability to use the microphone for such things as voice recording, recording any sound when shooting videos, and Google Assistant/Google Voice Search.

I've been running it for 2 days now and it's pretty stable and smooth.

I'm using your ROM on my Note 3 and that ROM on my 910C Note 4. :) It's so nice to be on Nougat. Both phones are better updated than my GS8+~!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] echap10613:
Can you dirty flash the nighties? Is there any way to get the Google Assistant to work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] loudawg11:
Yes I dirty flash after reading the changelog to see if it's worth the update. Also my Google Assistant works just fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Just remember, if you see problems after a dirty flash, do a clean flash and test again before reporting.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] loudawg11:
Just found out the MHL cable works with this ROM, again great job.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
I installed this ROM on my Sprint Note 3 yesterday and truthfully was surprised that virtually everything works well. I had to make a minor change to an APN seeing I use a Sprint MVNO but that's normal. Battery seems to be okay and there is little to no lag in operation. This is the FIRST Nougat ROM that has just WORKED on my Note 3, thanks to the dev for his efforts!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rudy@:
Sprint

Hi, I installed it on my sprint, but I cant to record video, other features is ok, what about you ? can you record video?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
Didn't remember a problem but just used cam to record a short video and it took/saved a short video without issue. The only thing I noticed was that the low light videos aren't the best...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rudy@:
So, you uses this rom aokp_hlte_nougat_nightly_2018-01-27_ota.zip?

And what recovery you have?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
I am using the nightly from 1/25, usually only do nightly builds periodically. I used TWRP 3.2.1.1 I believe for the install. Nothing special.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] optimummind:
Did you do Dirty flash? Did you flash gapps again?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Xailent:
I cannot get wifi to work, please help!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rudy@:
Sprint

Can you give your backup(only initial start, as you wish), i think something wrong with my bootloader, or modem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
I dirty flash for now as I just did a clean install a couple weeks or so. And you should be able to find the current modem and bootloader her on XDA for your phone or make a nandroid and get the latest firmware from Sam's and either way install with Odin.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rudy@:
Sprint

Ok, what bootloader do you have?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
spr-n900pvpsepl1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rudy@:
So, I use n900pvputnt5
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
Yours is a bit older but not that far back... I doubt that is your issue but you can always install the latest to find out. Good luck
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Guys, I FINALLY got a successful Oreo AOKP build! I am going to do some basic testing in the next couple of days (make sure it boots, can make calls, take pictures, etc.) Once I have done that, I will be looking for a few testers to do some more stringent tests that I just can't do, since I have to test using my wife's phone. As of right now, I am NOT giving out the link to the ROM!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Alright guys, I have tested the AOKP Oreo build, and it does boot! Calls work, camera sort of works (pictures work, app crashes when trying to save video), root works, at least the basics are there. I'm not sure what all features have been ported at this time, if any have. I know that ROMControl has not been ported yet. If anyone wants to test, pm me and I will get you the link to my unofficial build.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] loudawg11:
I can be a tester for the Sprint Note 3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MuDDuQ:
Boost Mobile APN file

After installing this rom it was wonderful everything worked except I could not get LTE or 3g to work I found the file im posting on the net to fix the apn and instantly after reboot LTE poped on now everything works thanks for all the hard work on this rom

Just flash the Universal apn fix attached in CWM or Twrp and your good to go on boost mobile

Also reflash this directly after you flash a nightly and LTE will be on when you boot up
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] remarkablecow913:
I can be a tester for the Sprint note 3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Unidave199:
Recovery .img vs OTA.zip.

Hya gang, I am super excited to give this a try and push my Note 3 ever forward.

A bit of a basic question though.

There are two choices to download. A Recovery .img vs an OTA.zip.

Is the recovery an updated TWRP or CWM or custom recovery that I need to flash first?

I would also think that since I am moving over from Josh Bean's KK custom ROM that I would want to simply flash install the OTA.zip and that will get me a new Nougat install?

Thanks for the Nougat love! If it wasn't my daily driver I would be happy to try the Oreo build but I can't afford to experiment too much!

Dave
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Buslova:
I'm only asking this since you state you've been running Josh's KK custom ROM which is quite old. My question is; have you updated your note3 lately to the latest official baseband/modem by flashing PL1 (latest official Sprint version) through Odin? I would do that first if you haven't. Also, while you're on the official rom, do a PRL update, Profile update, and use something to get a GPS lock (you can even just use maps). Then reboot to download mode and flash latest TWRP in Odin using the "AP" button. Reboot to recovery, then make a backup (of course), wipe, then flash the AOKP nougat ROM.

I mention this since jumping from KK to N is quite a jump and if you run into problems, this will be the first thing asked; what baseband/modem are you on and did you fully update them before flashing the ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Unidave199:
Buslova,

You are right about that. I've got my phone pretty well set up perfectly and don't wanna screw things up by an 'upgrade' but also curious to see what improvements there are out there.

You are also right. I have never updated the Baseband to PL1. I had looked into flashing the stock rooted recovery PL1 update as a 'recovery' as discussed here :

https://xdaforums.com/note-3-sprint/general/loolipop-pre-rooted-twrp-flash-t3088490

But when I asked about the 'benifits' of updating the baseband, it seems that it was suggested that "If it ain't broke, don't update it".

Any thoughts?

Plus.

So I should flash the OTA files then from the website?

Dave
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
You definitely want to update your baseband. I have no experience with Sprint note 3's, but I know on international note 3's cell service does not work unless you have the latest baseband. It's due to us using the latest firmware blobs in the ROM, most of them are incompatible with the older basebands. And yes, once you have updated your baseband, you download the latest ota file from the website and flash it via twrp. You may also consider updating your twrp as well. With Oreo the files won't flash with older twrps. That shouldn't apply to nougat, but it never hurts to update twrp.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Buslova:
Yeah, just like shane said, you'd need to update your baseband to flash newer roms. Especially on our Sprint Note 3's. Anything after 4.4 really needs new baseband.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Unidave199:
I believe I read somewhere that once you go to Lollipop you lose the ability to access data (web browsing) and also use voice. Is this due to the baseband update?

I have posted in other ROM discussions before and worried I will shoot myself in the foot if I update. I depend on my phone for it's hotspot ability as well as accessing data while talking on the phone.

I had tried to 'cheat' and just flash the PL1 update via recovery but you suggest I should just Odin an update instead?

I already have everything backed up through TWRP 3.2 so I am hoping that if it gets messed up I can just restore the baseband along with my recovery image?

In general is everyone happy with the 7.1 updates? Since these are Nightlies how buggy are they?

Dave
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] optimummind:
FYI, the 2018-2-20 build includes the Feb 5th security update.

I dirty-flashed the 2/22/18 build after wiping just Dalvik & cache and everything's good.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] remarkablecow913:
No. It's stock be careful because I flashed it and got a surprise lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Unidave199:
Not only a help but you also get my thanks for helping to 'spell out' a few issues I was wondering about!

---------- Post added at 01:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:31 PM ----------

Yikes! That is a nasty surprise at that!

:rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
I see few comments which is probably a good thing. I just wanted to note that this ROM is a great performer! For everything I need and want it just works! I also own a Note 4 (both are Sprint devices) using LineageOS 14.1 and there are some serious shortcomings. I'm glad I found this ROM for my Note 3!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] len207:
Getting this response when trying to download latest update:

Error: 2 [Not Allowed]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
I get the same error. I let Team Kang know about it. We just did a server upgrade, so it could be because of that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Download server should be fixed now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MuDDuQ:
download site broke again and the last update is making my screen rotation go a bit wonky it keeps changing to sideway view without moving the phone sideways i reflashed the 2-28 update i had in my download folder and it seems to be working normal again
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Download server should be up again. See if auto-rotation issue is fixed on the latest nightly and let me know.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MuDDuQ:
The latest is 3/15/18 and that was the one i installed that broke auto rotation for me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
There was no 3/15 build, it was 3/14. And there have been two more builds since, 3/20 and 3/22
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MuDDuQ:
the date on the 3/14 file showed 3/15 but that was the latest i saw after the download site came back online either way i just downloaded the 3/22 file ill install it tonight and report if i have any issues with it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Oreo beta release thread!

Hey guys, I am pleased to announce that AOKP Oreo for the Note 3 is stable enough to release beta versions!

I have setup a new thread for the beta releases

here

.

There is also a beta thread in the Sprint Note 3 forum as well. I will link it in the Nougat release thread located in the Sprint forum.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] optimummind:
[MENTION=3482571]shane87[/MENTION] For the current Note 3 Nougat AOKP, has the April security update been applied yet?

Also, how about for the Note 3 Oreo AOKP?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
For Nougat, the latest security patch is March. On Oreo, the April security patch has been applied. I'm not sure if the April security patch will be applied to nougat, since everyone's attention is focused on Oreo right now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jackk:
Rom is great, I can get LTE data but am unable to make phone calls because I have not been able to update carrier settings or enter the ## codes to provision the phone. Is there a work about to update/ provision carrier settings as the ## codes do not take?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mikedbq:
First Time Install Feedback

Thanks for all the work that's gone into this ROM. I love it. It is so much more responsive and fast than the stock 5.1.1 Samsung ROM.

Couple of issues that I've discovered and a little feedback ... maybe this will help.

#1 - The auto-rotation is acting wonky from time to time, randomly rotating to a landscape view while being held completely vertical. After about 10 seconds, it switches back to portrait. Temp workaround was to turn off auto-rotation.

#2 - Google Pay does not work with this ROM. It seems to block usage of the app because this ROM isn't official or something.

#3 - I tried to make a phone call today and it asked me which phone number I wanted to use to make the call. Both options were the same phone number ... mine. I chose the 1st one and then I couldn't make any more calls because I no longer had a network, even though the LTE symbol was still lit up. I reset the network connections and all is good again.

#4 - There is so much in this ROM in regards to control! However, is there a way to control the colored LED light on the front of the front and set what each color means?

That's it for now. I hope the Oreo version of this gets to be as solid as this one!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mikedbq:
More Feedback

Hey all,

I can't get Samsung Side Sync to work with this ROM. It crashes after I give it all permissions and then hit the "Start" button on the phone. Just wondering if anyone knows how to get this working with this ROM.

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
#1: This is a known issue with this rom. Unfortunately, I have all but stopped development on Nougat in favor of Oreo work.

#2: Android pay doesn't work on any custom rom.

#3: That is odd. Oreo received commits to enable dual SIM support, for hlte* devices that have dual Sims. However, hlte, both sm9005 and sm900p do not have dual SIM support. And Nougat aokp did not get the dual SIM support commits.

#4: Yes. It's in Settings, under the display options I believe, although I don't have my hlte device in front of me to confirm that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mikedbq:
Shane,

Thanks for the reply. Would you say that your Oreo work is at least as stable as where Nougat left off? I know it's still in beta so I will be patient.

I'm just glad you guys are doing this work. It's unbelievable how much more fluid my phone is on the Nougat ROM vs. the Samsung 5.1.1 stock ROM. Keep up the good work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
I believe that the Oreo builds are nearly as stable as Nougat. There are still the occasional issues, mostly an annoyingly difficult to track down rotation bug, which only seems to affect some users, and hit or miss Bluetooth, with some reporting no issues, and others reporting static during phone calls. I have had one person report multiple crashes ending with a reboot after installing the latest Oreo build, but that was only reported by one user, everyone else seemed to have no problem. With all of that said, Oreo is not as feature-complete as Nougat was. Team Kang just hasn't had the time to get all of the magical little unicorn nuggets ported up to Oreo.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mikedbq:
Hey all,

I know that development of this ROM is basically done in lieu of the Oreo ROM, but I have a question.

I'm from Michigan, and am currently in Canada. I have a free 1GB of international data included as part of my account, which I've used the past 2 years when I've travelled to this same Canadian location. My phone had been on the stock 5.1.1 Lollipop ROM and I didn't experience any problems using my phone/texting/using data.

But this year, on the this thread's Nougat ROM, I get no reception or data and have to completely rely on wifi to use my phone. Is there a reason for this or is there a way to figure this out so other future users can benefit?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] loudawg11:
I ran into the same problem about a month ago went from Detroit through the tunnel to Windsor Canada had a signal for about a mile and that was it. I am on the Sprint network and it reported I was roaming and GPS was hit and miss.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
It is probably due to differences in the APN settings provided by this rom compared to the APN provided by the stock rom. Unfortunately, I have pretty much stopped development on the Nougat branch. I've been beating my brains out trying to get everything working correctly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TT_Vert:
Guys I know this is a bit old but I'm in trying to flash the PL1 baseband but I was unable to find the actual files to flash via odin. So I went ahead and downloaded the entire firmware in hopes of extracting these files but had no luck. I had done it before but it's been years so I may be doing it wrong. So I then went ahead and tried to flash the FW via odin which was successful. However when all was said and done I was still on OK2 for some odd reason. The file I downloaded was N900PVPSEPL1_N900PSPTEPL1_N900PVPSEPL1_HOME.tar so it "should" be PL1 but for some odd reason I'm seeing OK2. Anyone have the CSC, BL and AP for PL1 for the 900P so I can try it? Thanks much guys

Dave
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TT_Vert:
Did you ever figure this out by chance?

Dave
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] DaOldMan:
I have the same problem here. Oreo is a bit different but as that rom is totally unusable for me I now don't have any lights on keys too in Nougat. I hope the dev can help with this until they solve the bt bug on Oreo.

---------- Post added at 11:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:19 AM ----------

Same here. That app does nothing at all. The loudness of Aokp is very low in Nougat. Maybe the OP made a fix in mixer_paths.xml for it. I tried the Lineage one but its probably the same.

Also there is another bug with calls proximity sensor. When I bring the phone close to the ear the screen dims (correct) but the screen still responds to touches of my ear ! It goes to loudspeaker suddenly and back at will. It can disconnect the call. Very weird behavior.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Unidave199:
Dave

Im using the Oreo ROM now but this method worked for me to get the back lighting going. We talked about it a bit in the 8.1 forum but here is the instructions.

Go to:

Settings

System (very bottom choice)

Buttons

Toggle 'Hardware Keys' off and on

Adjust backlight to desired settings (10 seconds for me is fine)

BONUS!

Scroll a little further down in Buttons settings you will see Double Tap Action change it to preferred action.

ENJOY!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TT_Vert:
That's odd, I cannot seem to find that buttons button anywhere, let alone under system.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] DaOldMan:
I wrote in Nougat it's different. The buttons section is only in AOKP Rom Control. But there this trick doesn't work at all :crying:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Unidave199:
Oh dear. I guess that is a change with Nougat and Oreo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] irodeapony:
I was curious, is there a way to unroot this rom even though it's baked in?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Possibly. I have not tested it, but Lineage has a su removal zip, that is used to remove root. Since AOKP uses LOS's root method, you

SHOULD

be able to use the su removal zip to unroot. Be warned, I have

NOT

tested this!!

The link to the su removal zip can be found HERE. Be sure to select "su removal (arm)" for 14.1 if you are running Nougat.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Bionitrous:
Failed to build 1/9/19?

Not familiar with the process
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Yeah, it looks like the 1/9 build failed. Apparently a lot of our Nougat builds have been failing, it's due to some server issue, we are looking into it. I'll let you guys know when we get it fixed and builds start again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Ok, so one of our devs figured out the issue that caused failed builds. Apparently GitHub changed their page layout recently, switching the branch selector to a JavaScript implementation, which broke our vendor repo picking utility. It's fixed now, so there should be a new build in the next few days.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shane87:
Hey guys, quick update. Builds for hlte are back on, and there is a new build available at the download link. I despair of ever getting the bt bug fixed for Oreo, but for now the Nougat builds will continue weekly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dbelleman:
Getting

"The service is not available. Please try again later."

Works now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Gene-:
I lost bluetooth upgrading from 2019-01-30 to 2019-02-27 on my SM-N900P, just letting you know.

Are there any logs I can send you or anything I can do to help it get resolved?

This rom has been my mainstay for quite some time, and with oreo and above roms not having bluetooth calling I will probably stick with it until I eventually upgrade my phone. Thanks for keeping the Note 3 alive!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Bionitrous:
I decided to upgrade to the March 6th build and everything Bluetooth crapped out as well. Dirty flashed my system from a January TWRP backup and recovered without too much pain.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] :
Awesome to see aokp nougat being built for this device! I'm fixing to enherit one so "I'll be back." ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] khitsicker:
This might be a stupid question but how do you enable wifi calling. I cannot send or receive mms messages over wifi even with all the data services turned on. Google says I need wi fi calling enabled but when I search for that setting it doesnt find anything
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Unidave199:
Not a stupid question at all...

The short answer is that you can't enable WiFi calling in the classic sense...

The best I can figure is that Sprint had a deal with Google allowing integration with Google Voice, but now that has been stopped. But you can get a Google Voice number and then go into the Web Interface and select Forward calls to Google Voice. That way you can at least get calls even if you arent in a network area (lets face it... Sprint isnt the best coverage area in the world).

Of course when you dial out on Google Voice it will come up as a separate number. I just use this as a 'business' number so tell people that they should add the number to my contact information.

Hope that helps!

D-
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] machx1111:
loving this tab s3, and rooted it to install my favorite root apps (cf.lumen, adaway, sd maid, titanium) but now I can't use Netflix :(

I installed from apkmirror the apk file directly. Netflix launches, but never actually loads.

How can I fix this? Please help!

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] jd1639:
Did you use supersu? Try using magisk and then hiding root.