Marshmallow for the Galaxy Note 5 has quite a few issues
Soon after announcing the global rollout of Marshmallow for the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge Samsung released the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update for the Galaxy Note 5. The update was initially made available to users in Cambodia (SM-N920C) through Samsung Smart Switch but from the looks of it the update isn’t without a few issues.
Many of our readers have pointed out that the battery is draining way too fast after the update is installed. Battery drain appears to be an issue that most people who updated to Marshmallow are facing. Others are facing issues with the Gear VR as it’s no longer working with the handset after it has been updated. Minor bugs have also been reported. It appears that Samsung still needs time to polish this update so that users no longer face these issues, it hasn’t halted the rollout yet so perhaps it might address these issues in an incremental update later. If you’ve been thinking about flashing this firmware on your Galaxy Note 5 you might want to hold off on that for now.
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whats annoying with this new Marshmallow update to the note 5, is that it now keeps hiding every photo in gallery and when i go to the storage directory i notice that there is a no.media file in there at the bottom. Once i delete it, all my photos reappear, but after a while the no.media file comes back……samsung really needs to rectify this problem, it was perfect when i had lollipop
What steps did u take to flash Marshmallow on your phone? Could you help me out with that?
Marshmallow working very fast on my device with no battery drain….only issue is my Gear S does not reconnect automatically after getting within range which is very annoying. I have to keep going to bluetooth settings to connect manually. Anyone else experiencing this?
I made wipe and still have the problem with the battery. Vr didn’t work yesterday, it said network error when I connected the device to gear vr. But in this morning it works well.
Do you have a solution for the battery? Tnx
It drains my battery as f*** i updated only yesterday and slept fro 5 hours the phone was about 60% i woke up to found the battery is 0% what the f*** is this guys ???!!!!! and yes i rooted my phone before ??? any solve
Read two comments below this.
does anyone feel the camera bit noise after flashing MM….???
Battery draining issue was only to those who have tripped their knox (After rooting on Lollipop). This is because of bug that preventing device to go to deep sleep on tripped knox device.
I have fixed this issue
http://forum.xda-developers.com/note5/general/test-marshmallow-deep-sleep-fix-tripped-t3319164
Yet root is not working (Though it seems to be related to new Bootloader PA* and PB* and not actually Marshmallow. Awaiting update from Chainfire to get root issue to be sorted out.
It is possible to roll-back safely ??
Flash 920C firmware after complete wiping the phone to Factory reset, because you may get issues and will not know why they are happening because old files may mess up with the new one.
Also for battery issue this is important that you are not rooted, if you are rooted then the phone may cause issues because Samsung has not fixed deep sleep bug for rooted users. You need to refer to XDA for Lollipop or Marshmallow
I flashed the Cambodian Marshmallow update on my N920C. I did run a factory reset and cache wipe in stock recovery before putting my Note on download mode. I reckon people are getting bugs and battery drains because they didn’t do the above mentioned stuff. Old system files are known to clash with new ones thus creating bugs, lag and drains. Why has N920C been removed from sammobile?
Buenas tardes y el note 3 neo sm-N7505L? Tendrá por lo menos lollipop?
I flashed the Cambodian Marshmallow update on my N920C. I did run a factory reset and cache wipe in stock recovery before putting my Note on download mode. I reckon people are getting bugs and battery drains because they didn’t do the above mentioned stuff. Old system files are known to clash with new ones thus creating bugs, lag and drains. Why has N920C been removed from sammobile?
there is no more Galxyy notee 5 N920C on sammobile firmware list…whats going on now??
Damn foolish me that i flashed this damn update…
Its there, you need to search through model number, not the name, they haven’t stopped the rollout
http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/65659/N920CXXU2BPB6_N920COLB2BPB6_CAM/
Why would they remove it? And besides they mention issues with Marshmallow, I didnt have any issues with it.
is there any firmware or rom with android 6.0.1 for the S6edge+ ?
What we were waiting for it with a Samsung Galaxy Note n920c
battery drain is loath noticeably slow in opening applications and games stopped what was supposed to be Atalv Marschmilo 6.0.1 supposed to call it 5.3
More time? C’mon Samsung… you have had enough time to make things right… kinda tired already.
It’s not samsung issue and samsung have no responsability for this…it’s issue only when you update a “rooted” phone in lollipop in marshmallow so when you trip knox and you update you will not have deep sleep that’s why battery drains and now it’s fixed by xda even if you were rooted your phone 😉
i upgraged mine with odin last night and the battery life is awesome. i don’t know about yours but mine is cool.6.0 is cool
I Have Flashed n920c ..
Everything is perfect …
I flashed too, couldn’t be any happier. People are probably complaining because they didn’t do it right.
they done it right but this issue is only when you update a rooted phone 😉
is there any problem with gear vr
where is the update for galaxy s6 ?g920f??
wrong forum on that post sorry, don’t publish! lol.
The n910c got was a test release for that model.
Don’t know why they do this they should test themselves and them release problem free one.
Samsung will need one year more to fix this problems, just before Note 6 and S8 launch …. like this year with the S6/ S6 Edge… pathetic costumer support
Do a factory reset