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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Apex Predator:
I'm currently running it with the custom microG in the Nanodroid package. It's working okay but I'm experiencing the same annoying issue I had with crDroid. I switched to AICP to test it but the problem persists. At least now I know it doesn't have anything to do with crDroid (or AICP).

The issue may or may not have anything to do with microG either though, so let's just say "yes, it works with this ROM." I should, and probably will post somewhere here asking for help but right now I'm just trying to eliminate likely candidates. So far, neither ROM is to blame....probably.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] seriosbrad:
It's a clean flash unfortunately. And I don't experience many disconnects, at least not enough to start blaming that on battery drain.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] jufegoco:
Hi. How can activate native call recording? It's active but isn't working.

Thanks in advance

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
1st it will only possibly ever work only if you use the native dialer, the minute you flash G-Apps and install Googles Dailer, you lose the possibility of even trying to enable it

Short version, if youve flashed G-Apps or Google Dialer, then youve gone the wrong way....

Since i always use the google dialer, and have never seen the native dialer in any ROM (i wont even use the native dialer in the stock SAMSUNG ROM), let alone this one, i cant help as to how to enable it, suspect its an option in the dialer itself
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] jufegoco:
Thanks but your answer is partially true and partially wrong... I have pico gapps and this version doesn't change the dialer. Thanks again... [emoji6]

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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] BeckPC:
Kevin,

It's not only your build that does the reboot into maintenance mode. As you already know, I'm also using a N910V (Verizon) and I get the same thing on reboot with THIS rom, AND Micky387's latest ROM. Never seen it before until I flashed the ROM last week. I thought it was something to do with TWRP since I updated it at the same time, but I even get it on the 3.2.1.0 version. It's something about these ROMS, but ONLY on a reboot. If I shut down and power up again, it boots fine and skips that message.

I'm going to guess it's something about the source files and the Verizon variant of the device. Especially since no one else has seen it pop up before. It's clear it doesn't affect all versions of hardware. Admittedly I've only started doing these flashes again since 8/12/18. Both ROMS I have are dated that date. I've never seen it before, so that's why I assume it has something to do with the source or kitchen.

One other note ... after rebooting (normally), I will lose the SIM. If I shut down and power on again, it works fine. It's the same way with Micky387 latest ROM. A normal power down/power up will fix that issue.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] fastguy:
Hi All, is there any Sim search Death and bluetooth disconnect symptoms on AICP vs the LineageOS one? I was on Lineage 15.1 for some time but had to revert to stock due to bluetooth issues which I use a lot during work
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
Oh, thanks for confirming that. I saw some of the posts in the lineage thread that were referring to a stock recovery and was wondering if they were really talking about the maintenance menu.

I actually hadn't checked _mone's builds except for the first one (0731) which reboots correctly, but the latest one does indeed boot to the maintenance menu for me too.

[MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION]

I checked the 0731 build again just to be sure and it does do a proper reboot. The latest one only boots to the maintenance menu when choosing the "system" reboot. I tested both roms without flashing anything else with no sim or sdcard inserted. Tried formatting data as well and tried both f2fs and ext4. I took some logs of the phone shutting down if that helps. One is from the 0731 rom that's working right and the other two are of the 0812 rom, one for a system reboot and one for a recovery reboot since it's working correctly. I don't think it was the toolchain change since the first build I made was with the 4.9 gcc version, but I thought it was just my builds so I wasn't paying too much attention to the other commits. I'll try to narrow it down further when I get chance.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Mixolh:
[MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION]

The previous version of your system was much more stable. The latest compilation after a few days of use caused me a lot of problems with the stability of the system. during the day, automatic resets and one death of the SIM card. I hope that you will soon release the new version with patches because this latest one is terribly biting with battery operation and system stability.

Wysłane z mojego SM-N910F przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] nemkate:
Not recording a call?

Call Recorder - Failed to start call recording
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tullian:
I can not confirm this at all. For me, this current build is the most stable, and by far (!) the most battery-friendly one of the LOS Oreo family. Since release, I have had one unexpected shutdown and one sim death, both occuring while I was playing around with Systemless Xposed. During normal operation, installing/removing apps, kernel tweaking, it works beautifully. No problems with BT or GPS either.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Mixolh:
the previous version did not cause the death of the sim. The phone works very reluctantly ...

Wysłane z mojego SM-N910F przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ninjasinabag:
Sim death is common between COS builds and any derivatives at this point. Bluetooth issues too.

Sim death has been less of an issue on aicp, but it seems more people are having issues with Bluetooth.

I get random disconnects when playing music, but nothing serious anymore.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] liquid307:
Same here and my Pandora won't download songs even though I have storage permission enabled.

Thanks for update Rom Sir.

Sent from nowhere
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] logosA:
About sim death, reboots and battery life
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] liquid307:
So you're on WIFI ...No problems with WIFI

Sent from nowhere
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
Sadly, while the first few days were Sim death free for me, it reappeared and now I'm having to flash telephony data will several times a day....

910G

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I did put the words "gapps" AND "Google dialer" both in there, can't get any more specific than that, in other words if you flash gapps which installs Google dialer....no call recording will be possible.

Better off just using a 3rd party call recorder anyways, far more features than any native one will ever have, so I don't know why people even go through all the drama of trying to enable/use the native one. Next version of Android is making it harder to even use call recording, so there's that too..
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Eclipsep379:
I've been on 812 since release. Clean install. Sim deaths maybe never? Can't remember the last. Some times I have bluetooth reconnect trouble when I get back into the car trying to resume Spotify. Turn bluetooth on and off from the drop down and it resume.

Random reboots a few but I think I am having hardware issues with overheating unrelated.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] logosA:
so sim of death appears only if you are on mobile data?

Because early symptoms were happening without a warning, no matter if you were on data or even no connection to the Internet at all.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] sronweb:
I know the same. Randomly we just lost signal and we can see it or you don't receive calls. Of course if you are browsing on internet through mobile we will also lost internet but its not this the problem. When sim death happen, at reboot we see no modem data on the phone information. This is my experience. But occured quite rarely in my case.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] hightech316:
Post logcat && or dmesg .

I very much wish to use this ROM, cannot miss calls .
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] sronweb:
You can use it and test it. The experience is very much different between users I guess because of different modem, network condition etc.

As I mentioned I don't have enough events to gather logs.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] logosA:
What App are you using for that? Because, I cannt stop it from recording some times and trying to find a way for selectively recording

3 days without reboot or sim death
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kamikaze702k:
The call recorder I'm using, works perfectly

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.skvalex.cr
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] sronweb:
I'm using ACR and is working fine. I can start or stop recording manually or start automatically.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] BeckPC:
Version 0812 running on N910V

As long as I do a full shut down and not a restart, haven't had any SIM problems at all. However some apps hang after a few days. The camera app would not open after being on for two days. Had to shut down to get it working again. No GPS problems at all. Battery life has been pretty good, lasting 2.5 days without much usage. I'll be playing with it more today and will test phone calls after being on for a few days. That to me seems to be when ROMS start having an issue with memory leaks and getting slow.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] patrick1010:
Several problems when using the SPen

Using the SPen I'm noticing several problems (N910F):

(1) there is sometimes a blue transparent layers visible and interferes with the default functions at the home screen

(2) after using the SPen to open programs like 20Minuten there is a blue transparent layer over the app interface which blocks most of the interaction

(3) after using the SPen to open programs like Titanium Backup or Threema the scrolling is making problems and the scroll bar is jumping always back to the top

(4) within the SMS App, Threema and WhatsUp when taping into the reply field the keyboard window doesn't show up

As soon you touch the screen with a finger tip all these problems disappear.

I also installed spencommand but there was no improvements.

The same issues happens with Lineage OS 14.1 and Resurrection Remix 6.1.0

Does anybody has noticed these problem as well and possibly an idea how it could be fixed?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] bouaroudj:
Google voice assistant is not working

I get an error message stating that Google assistant is not my default assistant.

Edit : I got Google voice seach activated by switching back and forth thé default app. But Google assistant is still a no go
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] BeckPC:
[MENTION=6005084]ripee[/MENTION] posted a fix for the SIM death by restoring the boot.img: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=77377227&postcount=3430

I just tried it with this ROM. I did a fresh install of 0812, gapps nano, restored boot.img, flash magisk 16.7 and rebooted. The SIM came alive for the first time on a first boot without an issue. However it did take a moment or two to show up. But after a standard reboot, it was gone again. I've shut down completely and restarted and it came back again.

One note ... the 'maintenance mode' issue is still present on reboot with this kernel. It was a good try, but it did not fix the issue of that on our Verizon variants.

UPDATE: It took several reboots, but so far I've not seen the maintenance mode come up but only once. It was after the 1st reboot, but not again. I've also had SIM working after standard reboots (four so far) and each time the SIM is active and working.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] tullian:
Over the past days I played around with some of the additional governors. Idle drain had steadily been increasing for no apparent reason, so I read a lot about govenors and tunables and went on to test mainly ondemandplus, conservativex and smartmax. Long story cut short, all I did was make it worse.

Not knowing what to expect I disabled all sections in Kernel Adiutor (except GPU) and let the phone rest for some hours. Idle drain decreased to 1%/hr (with wifi on, which is one of the biggest culprits). I don't understand it. Android itself must have excellent native battery-saving capabilities.

The step I am testing now is easing off the settings in Greenify. We'll see where that gets me.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Eclipsep379:
[MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION]

I'm not familiar with maintenance mode or how to enter it? I'm I'm on a N910T and willing to test it.

Also ACIP 812 has been the most Sim stable Android 8.1 rom I have tried. Hardly never a Sim issue. I have been experiencing random reboots but I believe that is from overheating and might be experiencing early mmc problems
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] kevintm78:
[MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION]

I have two trltevzw and I've been trying to figure out how to boot into maintenance mode on purpose. It's kind of strange but the one I have a stock rom on the procedure is this:

-Power phone on

-When it's fully booted press and hold Vol down + power

button

-hold the button combo for about 8-12 seconds until the phone reboots

The one with aicp rom on it does not work the same way. If I do the same procedure the phone just reboots without going to the maintenance menu which is interesting since the normal reboot does go to maintenance menu.

I had been trying to get to it while the phone was off but both phones vibrate a few times but just boot normally. But if you let off the power button as soon as you see the Samsung logo on the initial boot screen but keep holding Vol down the phone will boot into safe mode. I kind of found that by accident but just thought I'd throw that out there if anyone needs to use it. You can see "safe mode" on the bottom left of the screen.

View attachment 4577096

So to sum up, booting into maintenance mode with aicp on it might not be possible at the moment. Not on purpose anyway.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] BeckPC:
I've been running 0812 with the old kernel boot for the past three days now. I've rebooted and installed quite a few things, including spen command and Dolby Atmos. I've yet to find anything that doesn't work! Camera seemed slow to react and open, but it does open and does take pictures. The first time or two, it appeared to be locked up. However it seems okay now.

I've also NOT seen the maintenance mode screen come up since I downgraded the kernel. I've also NEVER lost the SIM either since then. It's been super stable. Maintenance mode was something I've never seen on the N4 in all my years of having them. It's not 'safe mode', that's something different. It was a little menu that came up every time I rebooted. Pressing the HOME button would let it finish rebooting in to normal mode. It was consistent and came up every time on a reboot, but not on a shut down/power off state.

I'm very happy with this ROM and will keep it going as long as possible. I've also got a 2nd spare N4, so I might play with that one and do the latest update on it. If you need me to test something, just let me know. I certainly don't mind blowing one away for a good cause. Just like Kevin, mine are N910V models.

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Google Assistant is working fine. You have to go into AICP EXTRAS and edit the hardware buttons. Set the Home/Long Press action to GOOGLE ASSISTANT. I also turn on the WAKE DEVICE option since I've used that for years.

UPDATE: I just installed the latest ROM. After the initial reboot after the installation, the maintenance mode screen comes up again. I've not downgraded the kernel yet. I only installed the ROM, and Gapps before rebooting. PS: I love the new boot animation! The only problem is I cannot test the SIM death since my 2nd spare does not have a SIM card. I can swap them around later to see if that has any effect.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] nemkate:
Not recording a call?

Call Recorder - Failed to start call recording?????
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ninjasinabag:
Maintenance mode is usually a boot loop reactive feature for newer samsungs. So there might be something going on during the initial boot phase upon reset.

My LG motion would stutter during a reboot and wouldn't make an attempt towards loading the OS. LG screen, black screen, reboot, boot animation. So something like that may be happening here.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] smartidoos:
Thx again for this great rom,works perfect until now with clean install N910F,

One thing, everytime I do a reboot android says..PROCES SYSTEEM NOT RESPONDING...

I not such a big deal buth Iit was also with other roms 8.1 roms.

Is there a way too disable this?

Thx
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] 73sydney:
[MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION]

Since my earlier post 5 days ago where I posted I was having to flash telephony data wipe several times a day, I very weirdly haven't had to for several days now and it has been rock stable (crosses fingers I haven't jinxed myself)

In the ongoing sim death side of things, this is very weird, but I thought I'd make a note of it. Very strange. I've made no changes since my last post...none.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Apex Predator:
I also have this problem. I originally had it on crDroid but it thankfully stopped happening after one of the ROM updates. Then sure enough when I switched to AICP it unfortunately reappeared.

Are you running Magisk, Nanodroid/microG by any chance? Not sure what causes it but since most others don't mention it I assume non standard configs may be part of the problem.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] zed37:
Hi is anybody can explain is this ROM is better than LineageOS 15.1 [trlte] ? What are diferents between them ?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Eclipsep379:
As far as I can tell AICP has different custom options. I can't speak for comparing to the current to the builds of LOS 15.1 because I have been using AICP since Mone put it up for download but I have stuck with it because my N910T has less signal drops and reboots than with any of the other 8.1 roms.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Vortell:
Just YouTube aicp 13.1 they all have similar features give or take a few extra options. They mostly have to do with
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] sronweb:
I can confirm the same. Basically most of core part is shared with LOS 15.1 but fore sure there are some differences in some few parts which makes the difference. I can see a low battery drain, no problems about signals and very rare reboots. Fingerprint seems to be more reliable than other similar roms based on LOS 15.1. For sure _mone the developer did a good job! I use as daily driver since more than a month.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] logosA:
Our dev, [MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION] is a ''Recognized Developer''

and theirs is only a 'Recognized Contributor'' :) :) :)

Apart from the joke:

both roms are based on The los 15.1 version of android

Lineage rom's were always more ''bare '' roms meaning they are always focusing more on the simplicity and functionality rather than on customizations and eye candy things of the rom.

AICP has a custom ''skin'' which is giving to the user alot more options of customizations and personalize of the rom

All these are not making the rom slower or more battery consuming. In the contrary the rom is smoother, nicer and I would dare say faster.

For me the corner stone here is the contribution of [MENTION=6847876]_mone[/MENTION] and his special touch on the sources.

Dont forget that a big part of the Lineage rom itself, is also based on mone's work. Adding AICP's experience and customizations, has given us, this, more than good rom.

I wouldn't say here that one rom or the other is better or worse.

Most of differences are personal preferences.

Also its not wise or even XDA rules accepted to make comparison of a rom in another's rom thread, so lets every one of us try both (or more) and has his own, personal opinion on that.

Its not nice walking on a house saying '' your neighbors house is better than your'', dont you think?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] zed37:
Hi

Im not askig about better neighbors house :) im asking is this house is better than neighbors thats a different

mone is involve in bouth projects so this is reason why im asking ... ok i will try myself that all
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] ninjasinabag:
This is my kernel setup, no other changes were made to the governor.

Awesome heat management, smooth and snappy, pretty decent battery life. I'll do a full charge and take results.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Eclipsep379:
Haven't messed when kernal setup on my phone but glad to see your heat stays in check. My phone still gets randomly hot and I don't believe it to be the rom anymore
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Apex Predator:
I've been testing this ROM for a month now and I must say, the battery life is amazing. Idle drain in particular is extremely low, down to about 0.2-0.4% per hour.

Active drain is quite decent too. Depending on the type of usage it can go as low as 12% per hour and averages about 15-16%.

Gets me 5-6 hours SOT with a non-genuine battery that doesn't even crack 2800mah. Can't ask for more than that. Congrats devs.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] VlitalityX:
Oh wow, now ure making me want to have a go with this. Are you using the latest version? Also any kernel tweaks you use?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] Apex Predator:
Latest version, yes. No tweaks at all. However, I did set the battery performance profile to "efficiency" and I find the phone to still be perfectly snappy.

I should note that I run no GAPPS, I use NanoDroid which contains a custom microG, F-Droid etc.

In addition, I run AMOLED black substratum themes and use AMOLED black settings in every app that had the option to. (And I curse the ones that don't).

See screenshot. BTW idle (screen off) drain shows as 1% not the 0.2-0.4% I mentioned before because it includes time not in deep sleep, for example I listen to podcasts for a long time, so phone is awake but screen is off. But when it's in deep sleep for many hours (when I am in deep sleep!), it definitely drops very low. As it should... except no other ROM had done it as well as this one.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] klaas123:
Thanks for this great rom _mone!!

I have one problem, my proximity sensor is defect, on my old rom I had to manually turn the screen off when making a call.

With this rom the screen is turned off automatic when making a call but won't come on again (stays black). I have to pull the battery to reboot the phone after each call :(

Does anyone know a workaround for this problem?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] NortonRAdix:
I cover and uncover the proximity sensor with my fingers and I can turn on the screen in that way.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Snapdragon)] klaas123:
I can't, my proximity sensor does not work at all.

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Using the App "Sensor test" I see the proximity sensor is stuck at a 0,0cm value, so I have to find a way to increase that value in software or disable the proximity sensor in the phone app or Android.