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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Amd4life:
Do I still need to change it to "tmb" at the end, or is that no longer necessary? Thanks again by the way
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Not if you have already set it. Nothing changes that unless you select it in wetamod app
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] nikkibabexo:
Hey guys I have a question. I just recently got an unlocked Note 9 model # SM-N9600 and I'm still on Oreo 8.0.1 and my last security update was July 2018. Should I currently be on Android Pie?? I also have an AT&T Note 8 and it recently updated to Android Pie and I absolutely love it other than they took the custom fonts away. But I've tried checking for security updates & OTA updates and it says that I'm up to date. But it doesnt make sense to me that my Note 8 is already on Pie but my Note 9 isnt. I got this phone brand new this past Thursday so two days ago. I'm the only owner. I contacted Samsung & they was of no help what so ever. So any info would be great.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Just curious, is the CSC website down at the moment? I successfully got the zip flashed and everything, but when I click for it to download and apply the CSC it just hangs on the internet browser. Like, it's trying to load it but it is not getting anything. I also flashed the new zip that was supposed to fix it as well. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Try now, I've had trouble with dynamic dns and Google fiber, hopefully I've sorted it out now
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Is your n9600 rooted? It should be updated by now,
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] nikkibabexo:
No it's not updated. I just got it brand new still in the box this last Wednesday.

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Thursday actually. I called Samsung and they was of no help. She said my phone was an unlocked international note 9 from the Caribbeans. But I still dont understand why it's not updated yet. If my Note 8 is on Oreo then my Note 9 should be too.

This is the build # M1AJQ.N9600ZHU1ARG6
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Yep, it works now! Thank you man. Verizon sucks with all of the bloatware though. It seems that right after the flash it downloaded a whole folder of Verizon crap like Cloud, Caller Name ID, My Verizon, and security and privacy. Lol. I guess it's easy enough to just delete it now.

Did you ever think of a way to keep Verizon from disabling the Smart caller ID? Or whatever the spam blocker Samsung uses is called.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
It's part of the stock csc, it's not downloaded it's just in there and they get installed. If I removed them then someone else would complain that I removed them...

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Oh no worries man. I didn't mean to sound like I was complaining about your rom or anything as it's awesome. I thought it was just Verizon being Verizon though.

Thank you again for your work.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
[MENTION=4553200]Mentalmuso[/MENTION] I have three different full TWRPs including EFS, but upon restoring, I am getting "Error opening: '/dev/block/sdd3' (read-only file system)" ... I can't boot, and restoring the EFS partition from any of my backups is failing with this error.

Any ideas how to fix this?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Taking a backup of everything is way Overkill. System, boot and data is sufficient for "everything"

TWRP should not be used for efs backup and restore, there's been issues with that for 2-3years on all devices.

Data is all I ever backup. There is no real point in backing up the others when you have Odin pacakges to rely on. A rom zip gives you your system partition stuff.

Efs is obviously important, but I'd be using a separate efs backup app for that.

Sdd3 is simply a partition that can't be written to by twrp, and is not important for backups.

When restoring from your mega backup of probably 15gb or more haha, just select data restore. I mean, if you have flashed the rom, then restore your mega backup, you are going to overwrite the rom
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
Thanks for the reply. I always make full backups so I can revert to a precise point in time, been doing it this way for years. I wasn't trying to flash the ROM, I'm simply trying to revert to a known good state, but this /dev/block/sdd3 error is a new one. For some reason, in download mode I can't even get the device recognized on my laptop, so Odin isn't a choice for the moment.

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Resolved! Whew. In case this ever happens to anyone else, format /data in TWRP then restore the /data partition.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Do you mind sharing how you back your EFS up?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
su

dd if=/dev/block/sda6 of=/sdcard/efs_backup.img
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
su

dd if=/dev/block/sda6 of=/sdcard/efs_backup.img

I can add it as a default thing that happens on rom install, and possibly a restore option in wetamod.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Awesome, thanks man!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Rename the image to whatever you want, and upload to the cloud somewhere
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
That is a great idea. It would be very helpful if you can implement it somehow.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Airtioteclint:
Didn't we always had this? It's in my Weta folder. I've noticed it since forever.

On another note. Can you add video record while music is playing mod. I tried some xposed mods for this not working.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
[MENTION=4553200]Mentalmuso[/MENTION] similar question, can you tell me how to extract boot.img ?

TIA
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
boot.img is sda20
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
[MENTION=4553200]Mentalmuso[/MENTION] what is required to go from WETA Oreo (WETA 5.0.1) to WETA Pie (WETA 7..1) ? Can I just wipe and flash? Or must I Odin stock Pie first? It's not clear to me from the OP if I can just flash 7.1 coming from Oreo.

edit: NM, seems to work fine just flashing 7.1 over 5.0.1 (clean wipe)
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Really? You didn't have to flash bootloader or vendor?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Yeah do that. Do you have Xposed or any other Magisk modules?

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] suzook:
I have a theme. Let me see if that's the issue
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Actually, I've managed to replicate the issue. Hold on

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] suzook:
Lol...I was just about to respond, that's not the issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Uploading fix now... See next post

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Fix for home button hiding issue

An issue where home button gets hidden, but doesn't come back. Flash in TWRP.

Download link

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] suzook:
Working! Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] gretschpr:
Hey mental, that bypass method is the same as the blackmesa's rmm fix zip?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] aerobahn:
Awesome! Can you explain a little more about the rmm prenormal fix that you added?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
V2 of that method yes.

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
It's very simple, it removes Rlc.apk and disables vaultkeeper in /vendor/build.prop.

I've never had oem jail before so either, it works.... Or I can't help with testing haha

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] aerobahn:
Haha okay. I'm in oem jail now so I'll test it out once my rmm pre-normal 7 day lockout expires next Tuesday..
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
WETA 2.0

This is a base firmware update, i have decided to be bold and try basing off the usa 960U firmware as it has better security and overall updates.

Firmware N960USQS1ARH6, i am still using vendor from previous firmware.

*** You will need to wipe data for this update! or it will be crash city.

*** Ive been testing for 36 hours now and its as stable as N9600 firmware for me.

Download Page

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Those of you who flash 2.0, please let me know how it runs for you. I flash a T-Mobile csc over the top, and will plan on including some generic csc to configure things normally. I would imagine any csc/omc can be flashed.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] suzook:
Running 2.0 now on vzw. Modded for vzw. Running good. Setup was a bit finicky, and took long. What's the possibility of making flashable modem?? We could basically have a us version note9 with unlocked bl.

EDIT>>>BTW, you say you are Flashing TMO csc. You using teks file? Im not crazy about removing the odm file like his file does. Could we make a stocj flashable odm file for twrp?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
I actually have not looked into how csc is working at all. I would prefer doing it more stock like. So yeah I'll look into it. There's way too much stuff I don't want in TekHD zip. But yes that is what I'm using at the moment.

As far as flashing modems , yes a flashable zip is easy. I forsee a slight risk in flashing, but it'll probably work fine. I haven't updated my modem or bootloader at all since I bought the phone. And I probably won't touch the bootloader unless I have to.

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] cimbom:
is there fm radıo in this rom
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] suzook:
Yup
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] tsoureki:
That's because 960U firmware of 2.0 rom? Is there fm radio on N9600 by default?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
Nope, I did flash the modem, vendor, and kernel zips, but seems to be working great. Complaining about my ExtSD card though (that's almost a given when jumping versions/ROMs) so I am in the process of moving all my external content to my computer so I can let Pie format the card, then onward. Don't want to do too much until I get Titanium back, and I have airplane mode on because I don't want the GSF updated (new GPay issues, see here: https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/discussion-google-pay-magisk-discussion-t3906703). That's actually what led me to bite the bullet and jump to Pie, because Magisk 19 hangs on Samsung Oreo, and I need Magisk 19 to fully hide GSF.

Bottom line, yup, seems you can just wipe and flash Pie from Oreo, no stock interim step needed.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
[MENTION=4553200]Mentalmuso[/MENTION] After a day and a half, and five full wipe/reinstall cycles, I finally pinned down, very reproducibly, a show-stopper bug in WETA 7.1 ... more specifically, the "Carrier CSC/OMC/ODM options" feature in the WETA App:

As I said in the above posts, I've had great success upgrading from WETA Oreo to WETA Pie simply by doing a full wipe and flashing the ROM. After getting a few apps set up, I kept experiencing the failure of Magisk to prompt for root permissions on any given app's first run, rendering the app useless. First resolution is to ensure Magisk Manager (or the random renamed Manager app) is NOT selected in the System Settings "Battery Optimization" page. Onward.

Subsequently, some time later, and I didn't identify exactly what caused it until this morning, I would again experience Magisk failing to prompt for root permissions on an app's first run. After ensuring the battery optimization was still disabled, and failing to get past this problem, I did a full wipe, and started all over again. Fifth time's the charm. I made incremental Titanium backups, so I could get back to a working root mode without having to start from ground zero.

Finally, this morning I found the specific culprit that apparently causes problems with Magisk. Once I installed the TMB CSC script and rebooted, Magisk ceased offering root prompts. I tried the TGY script and got the same result.

I restored from the last prior Titanium and set all my remaining options in the WETA ROM App, and Magisk is still working properly.

So, two questions now: First, any idea what could be causing the CSC script to cripple Magisk? Second, I am moving forward without setting my carrier-specific CSC now because of this, so what is the drawback? What specifically does setting the carrier mods do? The T-Mobile cellular voice and data appear to be working without it.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] La_anvil:
check to see if wifi calling and messaging work if tmb carrier isn't installed
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
Thanks. Indeed, Pie keeps prompting to set it, but it won't stick, so yup, that's for sure one thing that I'm going to be missing until/unless I or anyone can figure out what about the script is stepping on Magisk's root prompting.

Since realizing this was the step that was causing the Magisk issue, I have moved on to installing/configuring all my apps, etc, and so far have had no other issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
This test zip was posted ages ago, but noone seemed to test it.

https://nextcloud.justbeca.us/s/SFNKqfNXCgZndPq

I have no issues on tmb.

Flash this zip, then apply the tmb in wetamod again and report back. There will be a different csc zip downloaded with the xxx2.zip on the end.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
No luck, same issue - after flashing the test zip then the TMB zip, Magisk no longer prompts for root permission on new root app installs.

Magisk runs, still passes SafetyNet, I can still see the existing SU apps, and the existing SU apps still function correctly with root permissions, however, no NEW apps can be installed that require root, as the permission popup never appears.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
So you flashed this zip over a clean system? That hadn't previously been altered by a former csc flash?

I'm going to put something out there with this, as much as I want to help, this issue is really screwed up. Magisk is it's own entity, and flashing some files to the odm partition (which are the same as stock by the way) which weta does, simply shouldnt register with magisk. And as you stated, within the magisk app, all signs point to a functional root.

Believe it or not, Magisk has this "no prompt" issue over a lot of other devices, Samsung, pixel, aosp ROMs, stock ROMs. I talk to people in Dev chats almost every day about how waiting 15min for a root prompt is common.

I agree that flashing odm from wetamod app affects the root prompt. Mind you the v2 for me works way better. And quite frankly havent had a problem for ages. But I believe it's the wiping of caches or something that triggers it, or the "system updating" when changing odm code.

If you were to now, flash the weta rom zip, over the v2 odm install, then nothing in regards to odm would change, and all tmb functions should still work. (They do for me) and this may also get magisk working for you again.

This will be fixed one day, but by the Magisk dev, not me.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Also, I just want to clarify, you say flash the TMB zip. I want to make sure, that the process is correct for you.

1. Flash weta rom zip (flashing after or at the end will totally nullify the test1 zip)

2. Flash the test1 zip.

3. Boot into system.

4. Select csc in wetamod app and apply. It should download a new zip and automatically go into recovery and flash it.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
Yes, that's exactly what I've done. Later tonight I will try adding on your other notion of then going back and re-flashing the rom zip after encountering the no-root prompt. I seem to recall in my troubleshooting I had tried that but I will definitely try it again. I've got to run out for the day so I won't get a chance to try this until tonight.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
I just this minute, did that, and it cured the magisk prompt straight away.

It's pointing to the process of adding system apps or system files via twrp. Magisk is just not liking when that's being done with these carrier files.

Something I can try, (if these system files are actually needed) is add them to a magisk module instead.

But flashing the new zip via wetamod did still result in slow magisk prompting for me too. Flashing WETA rom zip fixed that instantly. Which is either the clean system fixing it, or the reflash of magisk.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
Another issue relates to fingerprint... I've seen lots of posts about this so I think it's a Pie thing, not a WETA thing, but most apps that use fingerprint auth are failing in one way or another. The most egregious one for me is LastPass... I am constantly getting password prompted, with LastPass saying "Fingerprint change detected". The fingerprint sensor itself works great, it's just the authentication aspect of it that's wonky. Googling seems to indicate lots of people who didn't have issues until upgrading to Pie. Have you had any issues with fingerprint auth?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Try this zip for the csc thing.

1. Flash weta rom zip

2. Flash test2 zip https://nextcloud.justbeca.us/s/Zc8Qg8AE8TGPXPJ

3. Boot system

4. Select carrier and apply in wetamod app

I made a small change and I have a good instant result.

I'll Google fingerprint
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
To be clear, just flash this now... is that before, after, or without choosing TMB from the WETA app ?

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Flash the rom zip again, then flash the test2 zip, bootup, then go into wetamod and reselect your csc selection and apply. It shouldn't need to redownload the actual csc zip.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
Fixed! Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] aDarkBox:
I have a new SM-9600 and I have successfully flashed weta 7.1 (pie), however, the bixby remapping does not work properly.

I selected music, and it worked properly with and without bixby services enabled (popping up with a select menu with the custom reboot and spotify, google music selections). However, selecting any other option would not let it switch off of the music option, regardless of if i selected bixby, camera, or google assistant. Then, I selected camera again and it switched to using google assistant, except the google assistant crashed every time it loaded after pressing the button (assistant works fine when loaded by selecting the app and through "ok google" voice match). Now it is stuck on google assistant regardless of what I select and how many times I reboot. All I want is the camera option, but it wont actually open the camera even though it shows I have it selected and the option persists through reboots. Is there a way to fix this?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Assistant isn't broken because of this feature, but the camera script is wrong, go into /system/etc/weta/UI/bixby and rename the folder "cam" to "camera" then try again.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Sorry I didn't write your post, solution above
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] aDarkBox:
Thanks, that fixed it. Is there a way to make it work while the screen is off?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
[MENTION=4553200]Mentalmuso[/MENTION] Hey man, I was curious. I have been still trying to get Samsung Smart Call to work (Verizon CSC disables it), and I think I have come up with a fix possibly with your help. Do you think it would be very difficult to make a CSC zip out of the Unlocked USA U1 file? That way hotspot should work out of the box, as well as all of the other "Vanilla" tweaks that Verizon disables. I just don't know how long those CSC zips take to make is all. I would be glad to do it with some guidance.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Good idea
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Krog18:
Verizon sneaks a line up towards the top of the cscfeature that disables it with >Off,Off,Off<. Change it to resemble what I have highlighted in my attached screenshot and it should work.View attachment 4748035

Edit: For hotspot, add this line to build.prop

net.tethering.noprovisioning=true
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Thanks for the reply. So were you able to get Smart call working?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Airtioteclint:
[MENTION=4553200]Mentalmuso[/MENTION] looks like we need a new kernel for SD1 as well
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Really? I'll request source now then, if it's not already up. I'll work on it later today
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Airtioteclint:
dang. did they ever release source for SC1? I thought you worked your magic on it without samsungs help.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
SC1 was released for China yes. I can't remember what I did haha. But SD1 I think, may be a UI version jump to Samsung experience 1.1. so makes sense
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Vaizen:
Hello guys. I've just received my n9600 and I want to try this Rom. Could anyone guide me to the thread on how to root and install twrp por this model.

Do I need to unlock the bootloader or how is it made on the n9?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] fz798:
Read here: https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-9...ecovery-twrp-galaxy-note9-snapdragon-t3845536
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Did you ever have a chance to look into the Unlocked U1 CSC?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
I haven't done anything for a while. To busy with life,
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
No worries at all man. Take your time on it. Thanks for the reply
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
WETA 8.0

Updated to CSD1 base (apr sec)

Download Page

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[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Youre quoting a post from Sept 2018. I don't understand either.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Airtioteclint:
I can't seem to get viper to install.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Mentalmuso:
Going by your detailed description of the steps you took to installing viper, I'd have to assume you haven't selected it or done anything to install it via the wetamod app.

I will always be a smartass with short statement's like yours. Forgive me.

It's installing for me, common mistakes are

Not selecting the version in wetamod

Wetamod not having root

Root not present.

Check all that
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] Airtioteclint:
Got it. Had to flash magisk manually in recovery. All good now.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (Snapdragon) ROMs, Kernels, ] jal3223:
Awesome, thanks for the update!

Has anyone dirty flashed the zip as well as the vendor and radio yet? Just curious if it causes any problems.