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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] MarvinMod:
when I first installed haggertk pie, I had the same issue. I had to re enter the smsc number for my carrier through 4636. had not had an issue since. mms didn't work either but that was corrected with the correct apn settings. you should have sms, so check apn and smsc number. betting that when those two are set correctly, youll have texting. just in case I did at one point have an issue where I had to put my sim card into a stock os phone for my simcard to be reprovisiond. so try this, put your sim in a non rooted stock os device and wait 5 min then switch sim back to custom rom device. try to set smsc and make sure apn is correct. im using 20181019 as well. all is working except a few glitches with camera video being split as you move around and the network traffic moniter overlays the clock if clock is set to center.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] 12h01:
I stayed for a while in [MENTION=7759939]Brunowp8[/MENTION] 's 10/12 build. It appeared to be stable, but I came back to previous ROM that I was using (Carbon, nougat).

But I was surprised how stable Android Pie is running on S5! It already appear to be even more fluid than Oreo! Thank you DEVs to making this possible! :)

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PS:

Then I found a link in some thread here, of a unnoficial build of Liquid Remix 9.0 for klte. I am not finding the post/thread, and as I think it's from [MENTION=7759939]Brunowp8[/MENTION] , I will comment here.

It was f***ing stable and fluid! I stayed using it for some days (about 7 days I think). But I one simple bug:

* IR Sensor isn't working (at least the IR remote app that I use was not working - I don't know if it could be a bug of the app on Pie)

Just because this (I need IR sensor), I came back to Carbon again. But I'm so glad! It's amazing to use the latest Android version on a 2014 phone!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] warism100:
Can You share. The link thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] haoyangw:
Oh SELinux enforcing is important for preventing dangerous code from accessing certain files to protect against hacks. But I can live without it because I've figured I'm too unknown to be targeted by hackers, lol... And I honestly don't care if my personal info gets stolen atm(still in school so no money to steal here) But that's just me, security is important to most people. Still if you know what you're doing, i.e. you don't download dubious files or apks and don't open unknown emails/SMSes, you won't need SELinux :) Prevention is better than cure, they say, though it's still good to have proper protection
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] fbs:
Are your alarms ringing at the correct time?

Mine was set to 9am but only ring at 9:39.. Weird
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Tech x 125:
I saw you on one of s advance thread for some, script I believe:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] mgp53:
The IR signal worked for me. I also found Bruno release to be damn stable. Camera need some attention. SMS worked fine on my device (900T). Definitely usable for a daily.

Amazing that a handset this old is getting the latest firmware.

Thanks to the developers!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Raynelfss:
For those who will be asking for new updates. To prevent the thread from flooding with ETAs or whatever. Haggertk's uses to update the ROM every three weeks after the ROM can be used as daily driver just to improve the software experience. That's what used to happen in LineageOS 15.1 and it will probably be happening on 16 too.

Thanks [MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION] [MENTION=7759939]Brunowp8[/MENTION] and every other developers who contribute with this awesome project.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] :
[MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION] has been doing a lot of work on Snap (Camera), Trebuchet and Gallery apps in the past few days. Especially on Snap. I am greatful for his work on this app, because it needed attention. As always patience is needed, and we can only thank him for his work. He does this for free, and you don't get a lot of stuff free in life. So respect and I am looking forward for the future of this rom.

Updates on his work: https://review.lineageos.org/#/q/ow...gertk%40lineageos.org%3E"+branch:lineage-16.0
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Re: SELinux Permissive vs. Daily Driver? - OP, Camera & ETA

Thanks :good: [MENTION=7759939]Brunowp8[/MENTION] for creating this thread and your builds.

"Tell us" - OK! In the post #1 it's missing a crucial info under "What's not working" for those considering using the current betas as a daily driver & running bank, Amazon, eBay, personal email apps + third-party apps downloaded from shady sources, etc: SELinux is set to Permissive mode which is a major security risk and cannot be changed to Enforcing @ the present.

Obviously it's a work in progress and in a future unofficial LineageOS 16.0 beta build SELinux will be set to Enforcing as [MENTION=2693412]haggertk[/MENTION] posted here on 23rd October 2018 in a reply to [MENTION=7978913]fitittome[/MENTION]: "...I've been attacking sepolicy ...once selinux goes back to enforcing...".

For those who want to know more check Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) on the Android Open Source Project site:

As explained in a SELinux post above one can search his logcat with avc to see those SELinux entries & check this page for examples of how to interpret denials.

An app like the free Simple System Monitor > Active Processes > can sort by PID & give you the name of the app as avc returns only the PID (Process ID "which is transient and keeps changing all the time" with each reboot).

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Yes obviously it's a work in progress but stability is not the point here & you did not comment on the haggertk quote in the post above: "...I don't add gapps or try to use a device for anything real while it is still selinux permissive...". :eek:

I read in one of your post that you have several S5's, correct? If so LineageOS 16.0 beta w/ SELinux Permissive mode is fine for testing but for a daily driver @ the present I say think twice.

Your argument is similar to those people you don't care about government and/or big corporations vacuuming their entire digital lives. I guess it depends on where you live & if you read or not The Guardian's NSA Files (Edward Snowden's surveillance revelations explained).

"...Still if you know what you're doing" - That's a big if. As one can read in this Murphy's Law Wikipedia page: "If anything just cannot go wrong, it will anyway." ;)

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Camera Development

S5 Dev haggertk is working hard on the camera for 16.0. Check It's Raining Patches!

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ETA Prediction?

I don't think you can predict the frequency of beta 16.0 updates using what happened w/ 15.1.

In haggertk's > root > lineage-16.0 > klte downloads folder one can see @ the present builds 2018-08-28 +12 days > 2018-09-09 +30 days > 2018-10-06 +3 days > 2018-10-09 +7 days > 2018-10-16 +3 days > 2018-10-19 and today we are 18 days later...

So the classic "it will be ready when it will be ready & don't ask for ETA" still applies. ;)

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] bmwdroid:
Well I've started with the version from 16th had camera issues, went back to RR6.1.0. On 22nd I've flashed (clean) the 19th version with nano gapps+Magisk and no problems ever since.

Very stable, no freezes or what so ever.

Battery life is very good compared to RR6.1.0.

Haven't tested IR, BT and NFC yet.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Couchy:
Anyone know if it's possible to try the new app switcher and/or pill button? I thought enabling soft keys in build.prop might do it, but that just brings back the old recent/home/back trio.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Aragona83:
Battery problems

Hi, I've noticed that battery doesn't recharge 100% when phone is turned off and it discharges very quickly. SM-G900F
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Drhedphuk:
If you grab a logcat and state what model you have it will be much more useful to the developers. Grab Matlog from the play store.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pluscubed.matlog
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] michLQ:
Hi.

Is there a way to activate wireless charging with this ROM? I bought a QI receiver charging pad. When I put the phone on it, the LED on the charging pad lights up but the phone doesn't charge. I have already tested another custom rom, unfortunately without success.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
FYI the LineageOS S5 klte family maintainer haggertk created a new thread here:

[ROM][OFFICIAL][11] LineageOS 18.1 for Samsung Galaxy S5 (klte*)

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] g000n:
Thanks for the info, do you think it will be Official or remain Unofficial?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Teracotta:
hi, where can i get LOS 16 download, on LineageOS site is 17.1 only
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
S5 16.0 archive https://web.archive.org/web/2020112...lineage-16.0-20201004-nightly-klte-signed.zip

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Deathmane:
Guys how can i know my phone is Arm64 or z x86 one, i'vw got SM-G900v
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] kurtn:
It's arm. See GApps recommendations for your device in wiki.lineageos.org
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Deathmane:
installed the rom successfully but i it seems to connect to mobile network but there is no Data and voice calling service, unable to search network. plz help
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
That's a common issue for the S5 G900V on 16.0. See S5 - No Network, No IMEI, No SIM & EFS Partition Restore Fix

Why stick to old 16.0? See [OFFICIAL] LineageOS 17.1 for Galaxy S5 klte + Variants

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Derwishm:
Too much lag at 17.1....

16 works great....
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jiml8:
I am having a DNS problem with my klte running LOS 16.1.

On my home wifi, I want the phone to access my private DNS, and I have told it to do so in the phone's wifi setup. However, it insists on accessing opendns in spite of what I tell it to do. The wifi setup is being used for the default gateway; I am directing the phone's traffic to the VPN gateway that I run on my LAN, and traffic is going through that gateway. It is only the DNS that is being ignored.

I have turned off the private DNS function in Network & Internet settings. There is no /etc/resolv.conf file.

Does anyone here know how to get control of DNS?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] EuK_V:
Two times I flashed 17.1, but then rolled back to 16. Pie feels smoother. I know I'll need to switch to 17 quite soon, but if we had security updates I would stick to 16 much longer I think.

Does Nova launcher work ok now? Last time I tried 17, overview button in nova launcher didn't work.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Might as well wait a bit longer as you can see here the LineageOS S5 maintainer has been busy: [ROM][UNOFFICIAL][11] LineageOS 18.1 for Samsung Galaxy S5 (klte*)

Nova on 17.1 is still broken AFAIK.

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Bokoko006:
Anyone got the last LOS16.1 build for klteduos?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] EuK_V:
You can find lineage-16.0-20201004-nightly-klteduos-signed.zip here:

Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE Duos (G900FD/MD) (klteduos) - LineageOS ROMs

LineageOs ROM Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE Duos (SM-G900FD, SM-G900MD) (klteduos) Official roms Download last nightly build (2022-12-25) (mirror EU).LineageOS 18.1 – [ Android 11.0 (Red Velvet Cake) ] [Recovery file (2022-12-25) (mirror EU)] Previous version (nightly) (2021-04-11) LineageOS 17.1 – [...

lineageosroms.com
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] deydacar:
Hi guys, how are you? I just installed LinageOS 16.1 and it turns out that when sending whatsapp audios they are heard with little volume. Does anyone have the mixer paths.mxl file that is compatible with the g900p model with LOS 16.1? I would be grateful.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Tech0308:
Try this?

https://xdaforums.com/t/los14-15-16...c-gain-and-a-little-speaker-gain-too.3491483/
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] rootkitty:
Am I correct that LoS 16 is end of life and not getting any security updates?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
Yes. You can see for yourself at the LOS device page, which shows you what versions have been built lately. Nothing that isn't 18.1 has been built for well over a month.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] MissNurseXochi:
I have a G860P and I want to run Lineage OS 16 on it, but there's no builds for my device.

Does anyone know how to modify one of the zips so it would work?

https://lineageosroms.com/kltedv/ has a link to an old build for the G900P.

According to this post, someone was able to make a G900P rom work on a G860P device.

https://xdaforums.com/t/stock-rom-4-4-2-galaxy-s5-sport-sm-g860p-stock-roms.2951239/post-57052775

I specifically don't want Android 10 or newer, because I hate scoped storage. Scoped storage keeps me from copying the large OBB files to my microSD card for backups, making space for downloads, etc. Scoped storage just breaks a lot of things in general that I would rather not deal with.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] Eklondh:
Thx bro!

On a side note, I'm currently on one of these Roms and whenever I install gravitybox I get insane lags. Idk if its xposed or gravitybox whos the culprit but it doesnt seem to be magisk at least. Meh, I will continue the battle for quick unlock!

Otherwise these Roms are the **** when it comes to klte hehe no doubt :D
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
FYI this is the newest thread: [ROM][OFFICIAL][11] LineageOS 18.1 for Samsung Galaxy S5 (klte*)

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] r3actor:
Thanks for this guide!

Curently I'm trying to get LOS 18.1 by applying your guide to my Stock Samsung firmware SM-G900F (S5) phone.

I downloaded Odin version that you shared 3.14.4.

BUT... I wonder why that package has 2 extra *.dll files (while other ODIN versions, like 3.14.1 only has an *.exe and *.ini file in it)?

The 2 extra *.dll files that came with the 3.14.4 version of ODIN that you shared are:

cpprest141_2_10.dll

SS_DL.dll

Putting 'unknown' *.dll files on C drive is not something that is 'good'. So, can you tell a newb like me, what are those two *.dll files an do I need them?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
Don't recall seeing any such files back in the day when I did this, but:

Check the 18.1 thread as that's the latest version and where all the action is. 16.1 is no longer developed and therefore this thread might not be where the latest info is

When in doubt about any file, upload it to virustotal.com and see what the scans say. Bear in mind you might get false positives for some files from here (not the ODIN ones, I think) because the process of rooting uses certain known exploits
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] r3actor:
Thanks for your fast reply.

The reason why I wanted to follow (the part of) curiousrom's guide is because it looks well written. I only need a way to properly install TWRP on my S5 phone which still has official samsung stock ROM (android v5.0). After getting TWRP on my phone, I could then read the steps from LOS 18.1 topic. I only wanted to get to TWRP 'stage' where I can backup things like radio(modem) in case I fckup something.

Btw.... would it be 'ok' to use Odin 3.10.7 just to put latest TWRP on the phone, or I will need newer version of Odin (newer than 3.10.7) ?
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] jdrch:
Just use whichever version is mentioned in this thread. The newer versions don't support older devices very well (if at all.)
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
Thanks for the feedback & glad the guide was useful to you.

That Odin3 download link is from sammobile, a trusted source of stock Samsung OS.

I don't know what those two *.dll files do exactly when running Odin3 but I trust them & never had any issues with any downloads from sammobile.

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This still works regardless of the OS running on the S5: S5 Odin Flashable Modem & Bootloader

I wrote this for Windows PC users & LineageOS 16.0 but the same steps works for 18.1: S5 super clean install except that you need a GApps ARM package for Android 11.

And yes the current official thread for the S5 is [ROM][OFFICIAL][11] LineageOS 18.1 for Samsung Galaxy S5 (klte*) ;-)

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] frone0:
Thanks for a super detailed set of steps for getting this process done. I've upgraded a couple g900v phones using this and have had great success.

Unfortunately, I've run into a problem with one of the LineageOS over air upgrades and am now trying to get a g900v back to stock to troubleshoot. The issue with the update crippled all mobile data. To troubleshoot, I used your steps above to install the Samsung Stock Firmware. Surprisingly, after rolling back to stock firmware, the mobile data was still broken. To further troubleshoot, I purchased another g900v and tested the mobile data successfully, then upgraded to the latest LineageOS, which broke mobile data again. I rolled this second phone back to the Samsung Stock Firmware as well and the mobile data issue persists.

Is there a chance I am missing something here in returning these phones to complete 'factory defaults' or have I likely gone past the point of no return with them.

Another point of information - After rolling back to Samsung Stock Firmware, the phones still automatically connect back up to my wireless network. They are saving the password through the rollback process. I figure this hints that I might be doing something wrong.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] kurtn:
What procedure do you follow for roll back?

Mobile data should be fixed by backup of efs partition
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] frone0:
Hello Kurtn -

To roll the phone back to stock, I tried two separate routes. Both are from Curiousrom's 'Super Clean' install instructions above. The section I followed for this rollback is entitled "Flashing TWRP Recovery on S5 with Stock Samsung Firmware". I tried both methods of installing the "twrp-3.4.0-0-klte....img.tar" using Odin and also downloading the "Samsung stock Firmware" as mentioned as an option. For the Samsung stock firmware, I followed the steps mentioned at the download site (updato.io) which also used Odin.

After completing both rollbacks, the phone still cannot use mobile data. Also, it has retained my wifi password through both rollbacks. Seemed odd to me, so I thought I should mention it.

Is this the best method for repairing my efs partition?

[GUIDE] EFS Partitions: What They Are And How To Get It Back If Lost

Hello. My name is Poise, and I'm a victim of EFS Corruption. I know, laugh it up. Anyways, you're either here because you don't know what the EFS is and you wanna know, you ruined your EFS and you're looking for redemption, or you just wanna...

xdaforums.com

I'm looking at the section entitled "CHAPTER 3: AKA "YEAH ABOUT THAT MY EFS IS ALREADY CORRUPTED, PLS HELP"

Thanks for the help troubleshooting!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
What is your network provider?

FYI LineageOS does no support VoLTE on any Samsung devices @ the present because the devs could not reverse engineer Samsung's proprietary VoLTE implementation so far.

That could be a deal breaker if your network provider drops 2G & 3G as only VoLTE will work for voice calls after that and it may explain your calls issues.

Try > Settings > Network & internet > Mobile network > Advanced > Access Point Names > APN > and make 100% sure that they are identical to your network provider's current recommended settings then turn off the device, wait a few seconds, turn back on, then send an SMS before receiving one.

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] frone0:
Thanks for the info! I'm certain that a previous version was working, but still troubleshooting. Are you telling me that 4G data will not be supported in any way on this phone using LineageOS? That would likely be a bummer.

My network provider is Verizon.

I went through the steps you posted for me. I am swapping my SIMM card between a working stock g900v and the failing one that had been flashed. Here are the results:

I first turned off the wifi, to make sure it was only using the mobile data.

1. Swapped the SIMM into the failing phone and turned it on.

2. Went through similar steps (stock phone steps are different) to locate AP Names.

3. Phone popped up a message saying it was switching to Global Mode.

4. Found the AP names, which did not match that of the working phone.

5. Found that I could not add an AP Name, nor edit the existing ones. Could only delete them.

6. Powered off the phone and waited a minute.

7. Powered on the phone and immediately sent a SMS text, which worked.

8. Sent and received a test MMS message with picture attachment successfully.

9. Found Chrome and all other Internet apps to still report no network connection.

I'm pretty sure the MMS messaging was failing before as well. I was also unable to add or edit existing AP names on either phone. Both are running Samsung default at this point. The failing one was upgrade to LineageOS previously.

Thanks again for the help - please let me know what other info I can provide or what I should try!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] curiousrom:
No. 4G data is working fine on my S5 G900M running LineageOS 18.1.

It's very possible that Verizon is blocking data on your S5 running LineageOS because it's not supporting VoLTE.

See this & their other support pages: https://www.verizon.com/support/prepaid-3g-to-4g-lte-upgrade-faqs/

Try with a SIM from an other provider.

Try this app to work around Verizon's APN editing restriction: AddAPN - Access the Add APN settings page directly.

If you are running LineageOS 18.1. then please post in that thread so everybody could benefit & contribute: https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-official-11-lineageos-18-1-for-samsung-galaxy-s5-klte.4267517/

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[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] frone0:
Thanks again for all of the info.

I am unable to try another SIM as I only have the one. I am currently trying to get it back to working under stock (not LineageOS) before further testing however. I'm wondering what I am doing wrong in getting it back to stock as it worked before the LineageOS install, but now fails even after flashing the stock firmware. I have to be doing something wrong.

If I am running stock firmware, should I still need to use the AddAPN app to add an APN?

I feel like something is 'left over' still from the LineageOS install. Wondering if it might be the modem, etc.

Not sure how to quote it, but above this kurtn suggests that I might need to repair my EFS partition. Is this guide the best way to get started on doing this?

[GUIDE] EFS Partitions: What They Are And How To Get It Back If Lost

Hello. My name is Poise, and I'm a victim of EFS Corruption. I know, laugh it up. Anyways, you're either here because you don't know what the EFS is and you wanna know, you ruined your EFS and you're looking for redemption, or you just wanna...

xdaforums.com

Thanks again!!
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] bmwdroid:
Did you flash multiple part stock ROM and if yes CSC and not HOME_CSC file chosen?

Was never necessary for me. Worked automatically.

Shouldn't be after flashing stock.

In the past I sometimes had to flash stock twice bit can't remember it it was on this device.

Imho only when IMEI is missing.
[Samsung Galaxy S 5 Unified Development] frone0:
I'd also love to post my findings in the thread you mentioned. Just not sure what I should put there or if I have enough info yet to help. Please let me know what I can do here.

Thanks again!