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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] O_oaa:
No dice. I've worked a little on this in the past for this device and ran into all sorts of issues trying to get FM radio to work. I got a few custom builds trying to expose the service, but those didn't ever pan out. The only thing I ever found is that the last official Sprint ROM had just enough in the Android framework to allow the NextRadio app to link into everything and provide all of the "missing" pieces necessary to get the FM part of the chip working. I still have hope for this phone, but I'm not holding my breath.

Edit: Since I'm being asked...

Device: SM-900P

Build: lineage_kltedv-userdebug 9 PQ3A.190801.002

Date: Nov 2

The Spirit2 apps all state unsupported device even with SU enabled. I'd be glad to help debug this if anyone wants to include me. I've got a bit of experience with this.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jerryspring:
Anyone still rocking a g900t?

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It's known for battery being at that percent after full charge and a reboot? That's odd
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] DragonQ:
Anyone know why the latest nightly has shot up in size by 30 MB?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Sub_Zero2:
The Data partition is almost full for no obvious reason. After numerous rom/app updates. I saw a solution somewhere quite a while ago, but cannot seem to find it now. Anyone care to enlighten me?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] kurtn:
After installation you can tap the delete button or select in threedotmenu to autodelete
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] cexcells:
Have you deleted the older update downloads?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Sub_Zero2:
Yes I've deleted them all!

Iirc older versions of apps are stored somewhere every time play store updates them (but correct me if I'm wrong)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] KhizarrShahidd:
Bluetooth connectivity problem

Im using Lineage OS 16 nightly on klte. Ever since I've been using this rom there always has been a problem with its Bluetooth. It automatically disconnects and then when i toggle it again it automatically turns off again and doesn't work even if i force stop Bluetooth from settings, clear cache, data, nothing works unless i get a popup saying Bluetooth has stopped working ( wait or stop). Then after stopping it works again, didn't check this problem with Resurrection Remix since it makes my phone slow. What to do?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Reverse-anastomosis:
This is what drove me away from my s5. You can follow my bug report here.

https://gitlab.com/LineageOS/issues/android/issues/275
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] ofirmz:
Does anyone know how to enable VoLTE ??
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
VoLTE on S5 LineageOS 16.0

The LineageOS 16.0 for S5 klte + variants does not support VoLTE (Voice over LTE).

As I can see in the status bar it automatically switches from LTE (4g) to 3g (H+ or H) during calls & automatically back to LTE after you hang up.

C'est la vie!

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Edit: I found this in the OP of haggertk's old thread [ROM] [OFFICIAL] LineageOS 14.X for Galaxy S5 | Android 7.X Nougat:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jerryspring:
That's normal
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] MafiaSix88:
Does this work on the Straight Talk 903VL model?

If not, there is literally no roms for this device
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
You can see which devices are currently supported by LineageOS in https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/ and uncheck Show discontinued devices.

Try this XDA site search & add keywords to taste: site:xdaforums.com/ 903VL

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] guest4711:
There are apps to make a copy of the old apk when they are installed (e.g. EasyBackup+) but Android does not keep the old versions.

Use settings - storage or a good filemanager like MiXPlorer to see whats messing up your storage.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Except as I wrote in the Storage Full, FM Radio... post:

"If you installed a GApps package (which one?) the apps are installed in the System partition. When they get updated the updates are installed in /Data/app/."

Look at the attachment > Package path.

Sounds was installed by Open GApps in /system/app/SoundPickerPrebuilt/SoundPickerPrebuilt.apk.

It was updated with a new version via Play Store in /data/app/com.google.android.soundpicker...apk.

But the original /system/app/SoundPickerPrebuilt/SoundPickerPrebuilt.apk still exist and can be reverted to if you uninstall the update.

So you have actually 2 versions of Sounds in your phone in this case. ;)

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] guest4711:
But after the next update you also have two versions, not three... And if you update user apps you only have one version.

Normal updating does not change /system. So the updated app is stored on /data. But these apps should not use too much storages...
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] KhizarrShahidd:
Did you resolve it? I went through the thread you linked. Couldn't find anything, other than a patch which i didn't try!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] MafiaSix88:
It doesn't seem my model is on that page, and the only thing i can seemingly find is downgrading my device to android 4.0 to root, and that's not something i really want to do.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Reverse-anastomosis:
No, it was never solved. It has received no attention from the maintainer. I abandoned my g900v and got an og pixel. I use Bluetooth daily and it was too disruptive. The last OS that Bluetooth worked well on my g900v was lineage 14.1

Edit: the bug seems to effect very few people, or very few people use Bluetooth enough to notice it. At this point I highly doubt it will ever get resolved. The patch that you mentioned has already been implemented a long time ago, I didn't realize that when. I originally posted it, but I dug through the source and found the implementation.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] KhizarrShahidd:
So the only thing i can do is leave it? Or switch to the og stock rom. I was also looking for an og pixel, i like its style very much however i was worried about its lifetime now since it has a 2770 mAH battery and it would have been deteriorated a lot ever since its launch and i cant even get a new battery in my country, either they aren't Available or either the new batteries are really poor performing
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Well you could contribute to the bug report by voting it up and posting in it with your device details & LineageOS build date + attach a logcat like in the OP of that thread: https://gitlab.com/LineageOS/issues/android/issues/275

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Reverse-anastomosis:
You can do better than stock. I know that there are some unofficial Roms based on lineage 14.1 that are still being developed. Bluetooth was perfect in 14.1 for me. Functionally speaking 14.1 is still very usable...better than stock for sure.

The battery worried me as well, but I was able to find a brand new...in the box...og pixel on eBay and it has been great so far. Whatever you decide, good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] KhizarrShahidd:
Yes, thank you. I will try Lineage OS 14.1 and will update this thread later on.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Reverse-anastomosis:
I don't know what build you are planning on using but if you decide on plain lineage the developer haggertk has a build in his android file host with security patches up to I think June 2019.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Anikscha:
Correct, but outdated:

https://androidfilehost.com/?w=search&s=-UNOFFICIAL-klte.zip&type=files&sort_by=date&sort_dir=DESC

however, there is a newer one here:

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/unified-development/rom-optimized-lineageoms-14-1-samsung-t3942599

https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=295838&sort_by=date&sort_dir=DESC

and an alternativ here:

http://xfer.aokp.co/?developer=AOKP&folder=klte

No worries, Nougat is still alive! :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Links to LineageOS 14.1 for S5 klte + variants

That's correct @ the present as per the link in my post below.

It's important to understand that the label unofficial does not mean anything except that it was not made by the LineageOS project itself so it may contain anything & any mods that the dev wants without any quality control.

This link you posted https://androidfilehost.com/?w=search&s=-UNOFFICIAL-klte.zip&type=files&sort_by=date&sort_dir=DESC is a search for the entire androidfilehost.com site, it's only for the klte variant and it returns ROMs made by any random dev.

This is the link to the S5 dev haggertk's LineageOS 14.1 folder with all the klte variants: https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=140202

Open the variant folder you want and Sort by newest.

He compiles these security updated ROMs using 100% untouched LineageOS repos. & 100% untouched S5 14.1 device tree.

This link you posted [ROM][7.1.2][KLTE] Optimized LineageOMS 14.1 for the Samsung Galaxy S5 is a modified ROM & I am not sure that stuff like "Substratum/OMS commits" is really optimizing.

And it says @ the present "Latest monthly security patches(Aug 2019)". So what is more secure? ROM made by official S5 LineageOS dev w/ June security patch @ the present or modified ROM with what not stuff & security patch August? :confused:

"and an alternativ here: http://xfer.aokp.co/?developer=AOKP&folder=klte" - This does not say anything about what's in those ROMs so I would not touch them with a 10 foot pole if the S5 is to be used with my email or any other private accounts.

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Anikscha:
...and 600 klte downloads (the majority recently, cause I kept an eye on it) are stuck at the security patch level of June 2019!

So what's the point?

Yes, everyone has to choose the ROM by trust!

Of course, many would prefer a ROM by the Lineage team, no doubt!

But some devices aren't supported by the Lineage team (like the G800F) at all!

Just imagine, if everything on XDA, which is

not

from Lineage team would be removed, than this forum would also

not

be as vivid as it is…!!

Here an example of that vivid diversity:

https://xdaforums.com/asus-zenfone-max-pro-m1/how-to/install-microg-asus-zenfone-max-pro-m1-t3953130

You gonna need more than just one of your long pole!

As long as a LTS philosophy does not exist, I personally appreciate all activities to keep a super stable and highly compatible version alive! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] CAOSandres:
I have installed root on my device and uninstalled some applications to replace them with others, including messages, mail, calculator, launcher, and so on. If I do a factory reset, will I recover the ones that were at the beginning? Please help.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] LokifiedMee:
Yes you will
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Anikscha:
YES, a factory reset will wipe the data partition (all personal changes will be gone) !
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Re-installing Deleted LineageOS System Apps

"If I do a factory reset, will I recover the ones that were at the beginning?" - No and you will lose all the apps you installed and all your custom settings.

There is no point in removing stock LineageOS apps as they are automatically re-installed with an update and you cannot use the little space saved in the System partition unless you hack that partition's size which is not recommended.

So just update or dirty flash the LineageOS ROM you installed to get back the stock LineageOS apps you deleted.

Dirty flash means DO NOT wipe System & Data so not to lose your other apps & their data and your settings.

Both Cache + Dalvik / Art Cache can always be wiped without affecting your setup, apps & data.

Just disable them instead next time if you don't need them.

If the Disable button is grayed-out in the Settings > App > app's info see this XDA article: How to disable any pre-installed system app bloatware on Android without root using adb.

If rooted I like App Freezer (screenshot) because you can add some apps to it's Favorite panel & when pressing on the apps you get infos like path, services, etc. but several other third-party apps can "freeze" (disable) like Titanium Backup, SD Maid, etc.

With these methods your enable or disable choice will survive a LineageOS update & are easily reversible.

Don't blindly disable system and/or stock apps without researching them otherwise you may have some problems like not receiving notifications, device freezing, boot loops, etc.

So I suggest you do a full backup in TWRP (if you don't have a recent one) before enabling/disabling system apps which is good practice anyway.

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I know I'm replying to an old post but I just remembered it now so here we go.

Because you said in a previous post that your device is not rooted if you use the adb command method described in How to disable any pre-installed system app bloatware on Android without root using adb this will survive updates & you will not have to delete the unwanted apps using TWRP > Advanced > File Manager anymore.

Just go to Settings > App > app's info > Advanced > scroll all the way to the bottom to get the package name to be used in adb. In your case that would be:

Windows Command Prompt: adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 org.lineageos.flipflap

Windows PowerShell: .\adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 org.lineageos.flipflap

Mac/Linux Terminal: ./adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 org.lineageos.flipflap

I don't see any reason to uninstall or disable Live Wallpaper Picker as it does not use any resources nor RAM in the background but if you want to do it:

Windows Command Prompt: adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.wallpaper.livepicker

Windows PowerShell: .\adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.wallpaper.livepicker

Mac/Linux Terminal: ./adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.wallpaper.livepicker

You could then use the easy peachy built-in OTA Updater instead. ;)

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jeremywh7:
Well, the .apk certainly uses /system storage. ;)

I just don't like having it there, eyeing me...besides, hacking around in TWRP now and then keeps up my street cred. :P

On the adb stuff; couldn't this be even more easily done directly from the Settings->Apps & notifs->See all (+ Show system)->{app}->Disable menu? Unless one typically has adb running on their phone... but no need for a separate Freezer app.

Good reference though; I've bookmarked that xda article in the past actually. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Re: Deleting or Disabling LineageOS System Apps

"Well, the .apk certainly uses /system storage. ;)" - But you can't do anything with the tiny amount of freed space in the System partition.

"...couldn't this be even more easily done directly from the Settings->Apps & notifs->See all (+ Show system)->{app}->Disable menu?" - Yes as I mentioned above but the Disable button is grayed-out for some stock apps.

"Unless one typically has adb running on their phone..." - Actually it's enabled or not on the phone but runs on the computer.

See XDA portal article What is ADB? How to Install ADB, Common Uses, and Advanced Tutorials for more info.

"...but no need for a separate Freezer app" - No, no need really but it's practical, does not use any resources as it does not start at boot & run in the background, can export/import disabled app list and with the Favorite panel apps can quickly be enabled or disabled, shows the app's package name & path, it's small @ 11 MB & it's free.

So if one is rooted, what's not to like?

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] MeisterManuel23:
Sorry, I originally wanted to reply earlier but I couldn't find the time.

My mistake for the link, I actually added the brackets in my post but I forgot to put the link in; here it is:

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s5/unified-development/drivers-qualcomm-adreno-330-drivers-t3794305

The battery isn't bulky at all, it still has the original form factor back when it was produced in 2015; I know cuz I bought a new (OEM) one from (produded in March 2019, according to the label) Samsung-parts.net and put both of 'em together. Both of em fit in perfectly and the contacts to the phone itself r fine. But it crashed again (when I was walking around the city, so no vibrations) and showed the same behavior when I was walking around the city. Cuz of work I rly need a reliable phone so I flashed my old ROM that I was using (Nougat) and there seem to be no problems so far. Besides that I did the charging test you mentioned and restarted and it showed 90%+, so only draining fast due to the age, but that should change now as my new battery finally arrived.

Thanks a lot for your detailed reply!

Edit: When I'm back home I'll try to upload a logfile for the signal issue, as it seems to exist only on Pie ROMs on my klteduos so far.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Re: S5 Adreno 330 GPU Drivers & New Samsung OEM Battery?

Thanks :good: for posting a link to [MOD][DRIVERS][6.0+]Qualcomm Adreno 330 Drivers & the feedback. :cool:

In the OP it says "I ported this drivers from Qualcomm latest adreno drivers June/2016 and may/2016" but it does not say which drivers he ported and what is the exact driver version. It's a bit sloppy.

S5 LineageOS maintainer haggertk merged this in 2017: klte-common: proprietary-files: Update Adreno blobs:

* LA.BF.1.1.3_rb1.12 from OnePlus onyx OxygenOS 3.1.4

* OnePlus Package Version: OnePlusXOxygen_14_201611071506

So "20161107" is more recent than "June/2016".

I trust more haggertk & doubt very much that he would not use the most recent & appropriate Adreno 330 GPU Drivers for the S5 klte & variants.

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"...new (OEM) one from (produded in March 2019, according to the label..."[/I] - Such a recent date is not a good sign as AFAIK Samsung did not make a new batch of S5 batteries after 2015.

But I would love to be proven wrong on that point. :cool:

See Fake vs OEM S5 Samsung Battery and compare the weight & the NFC battery antenna depression.

Test NFC if you can with the new battery in the S5 & connecting to an other NFC enabled device.

"But it crashed again (when I was walking around the city, so no vibrations)…" - If it does not do that with stock Samsung firmware then try a S5 super clean install as I don't see any other possible explanations in your case.

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Droid9684:
I've been reading the posts people have made about having issues with Network drops and bluetooth problems on ALL LOS based roms. I am on 15.1 and can confirm none of the roms are stable. Network signal drops saying No SIM or No roaming at random and phone freezes before doing so and goes to the lock screen. I've tried to restore my saved EFS from the last 6.0.1 on QL1 but it makes no difference. The bluetooth issue is either bluetooth doesnt show upon random boots due to varies kernels or bluetooth connection drops at random. In addition to this no music apps work including pandora over bluetooth and wired headsets.

Device: G900V

Firmware: QL1

ROM: 8.0.1 AOSP Extended (based on LOS 15.1)

EFS partition from last 6.0.1 stock rom
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Reverse-anastomosis:
I think the g900v is the device with the most issues. I wonder how much that has to do with our hacked bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Droid9684:
No it does not. When running stock roms with unlocked bootloader I didn't have any of these problems. Now i'm reading the gitlab site on lineage os problems and these problems among others affect other devices so it's not just device specific to the G900V or other variants of the S5. I think maybe files for the radios need to be ported to these custom roms.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Reverse-anastomosis:
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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Droid9684:
Wow thank you for the quick reply and detailed information!

So I have the firmware file "20180118_G900V_QL1_BASEBAND-FIRMWARE_MODEM.tar.md5" 65.5MB which is larger than Haggertk listed due to including modem. I think I downloaded it somewhere on XDA forum long time ago and had flashed it in Odin and saved to computer.

I have done many full backups each time i make major changes with the system. I've also done a clean install of the rom. I actually have it saved as a backup too. I wont flash 16.0 due to incompatibility with apps I have and bug reports i've read about.

I'm on Verizon and my SIM is original from 2014 I dont think changing it out will help as I read reports people have done so and have had no luck. Yes my APN settings are correct on Verizons LTE network. Switching networks (ex:cdma+lte etc) does nothing to get signal back once lost.

I've saved the EFS in TWRP to the external as a seperate file and I flash it whenever I have network drops but it doesnt seem to make a difference.

The bluetooth issues are widespread among users complaints of music app problems like I described. I have no problems with phone calls or using google voice. Their is one other odd thing about another bluetooth problem is on certain kernels it does not load after a reboot. I'm using Tuned Kernel for S5 (its the fastest and no lag). The other kernels the one that came with this rom and Smartpack kernel are both laggy and take up to 2 minutes to boot vs 50 seconds with the Tuned Kernel. So i've been flipping between tuned and smartpack kernels due to bluetooth not always showing up.

I think the aboot if flash will re-lock my bootloader if i'm correct? I already have the modem and EFS.

This is a thread I started regarding more in depth about the issues with my G900V.

https://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-s5/help/music-stops-playing-los-15-1-asop-t3998841

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@curiousrom Also i'm now in the process of downloading a capture log app. Now when I have one or more of these issues does it log just the bug for example: bluetooth stops when playing music from a certain app or does it capture everything running in the android os? When i lose network signal drops do I go into the app and have it capture? Sorry I havent done this on my phone only my Macbook long time ago once.