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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
huh? nightlies have been on dl.omnirom.org for over a month at this point

I am unaware of anyone doing CM work on the n80xx - seems like everyone has moved over to omni that works on this device.

Espen and I are pretty much retired from working on the device, but there are new maintainers (IbrahimA, humberos, a guy named marco, and 1-2 other people) working on n80xx.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] benpaddlejones:
Great to hear it's such a solid device and the Maintainers such as yourself have done such an awesome job getting Cyanogenmod so stable was sad to see no new updates for such a long time while Cyanogenmod11 was coming out for all other devices.

Thanks for the link as https://omnirom.org/supported-devices/ didn't list it.

Can you tell me if OMNIrom have IP tables in the kernal and can I flash with CWM?

Ben
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
We're sometimes a bit poor about updating that page. dl.omnirom.org is the definitive list. :)

Omni's OTA update process only supports TWRP, as CWM is missing certain features that OpenDelta depends on.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] espenfjo:
n8000 build, or n8013 build?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
Why not use goo.im? They seem to be fairly reliable and then we could use goomanager to get updates easily.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -viperboy-:
It was the 8000 build I tried to download. Actually, that's what is flashed to my 8013 now, running fine. Just enabled airplane mode and all is well.

Edit: also, any good keyboards out there that you can write on with the SPen like the stock ROM had?

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[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] birdr:
Many thanks. I've been experimenting, and just got this working with ext4 (to avoid the 4gb file size limit). Basically I followed this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1184767

and used gparted to format the sd card (on ubuntu)

CM10 doesn't show the mount as an external SD card in the operating system - so is partially limited in that you can only use it for files, not system applications, etc. However using file managers (i use ES File Explorer), it is all accessible.

Thx again.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] cproaudio:
You keep saying navigation but fail to read what I say. I say Google Maps, as in displaying maps and positions only, not the actual navigation app. Yes I know when the navigation is in progress, it runs in the background.

I want to use an Android tablet as a headunit in my vehicle. I've done this with a Windows PC successfully. It works well because Windows keep all the programs running even when they're minimized and allow easy switching between programs. Even 4 year old dead Windows Mobile lets you do that. if devs successfully integrate cornerstone into the note ROM, I'd be all over it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
So here is the question.

Is the additional speed using this Rom worth giving up your s apps for? What do people think? The device is already quite fast as is and I like Snote and split screen.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
This really isn't the place to be having this discussion, but you're failing to understand my point. My point is that what you want can be done, it's just that apps aren't programmed that way but they could be made to work that way. You keep saying it's a limitation of Android, but it's a limitation of the apps you want to use. If a Windows PC in your car does what you want then more power to you I guess.

For what it's worth once the N8013 device tree is up I'm planning on playing with the Cornerstone code to see if I can at least get it running, and if I can spare enough time in the coming months I might actually pursue getting it working well. I haven't specifically developed an Android ROM of my own but I have a build environment set up and I have a reasonable amount of systems programming experience and some knowledge of the Android framework which I hope to build on in the near future.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
Just a short question: is the hwcomposer also yet not working properly on this ROM like for the sgs3 and causing trouble while playing YouTube?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] espenfjo:
Doh.. Thats my server :(

Try to download it from the same url, but from port 81 to see if that helps.

varnish at port 80, apache at port 81 :/
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] espenfjo:
There is a significant speed improvement, imho.

But if you want to try just flash the CWM recovery posted by Entropy512 on page 2 or 3, and take a nandroid backup of your stock rom.

This way you can try CM10 and still have the possibility to go back to stock afterwards.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] espenfjo:
It is a bit hard to say if it is working or not working as it loads, and really doesnt give any errors anywhere. There are however the issues you point out that we share with the S3, some video playback etc.

I do believe that when we get the kernel sources for JB, with the JB binaries (hwcompower, fimc, gralloc) we will see even more butter.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] mitchellvii:
Yes i may just out of curiosity sake :). At some point it gets down to the difference between going 120 vs 100. You start caring more about the quality of the stereo than how fast the car can go.

Kind of surprised that no established developers are working on a clean non AOSP rom. There have been a few attempts so far by people that dont even own the 8013 and they are very buggy.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] oshea85:
I'm running the Preview #2 on my n8013... so far it's pretty awesome, very smooth and responsiive and 100x better than Samsung's kludge TouchWiz... a couple random reboots no biggie.

Question, the only working mirror I could find has only the Aug 27 build preview #2.. is preview #3 also for the 8013, and if so, could someone post a link to it? Much appreciated.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] oshea85:
OK... thanks for updating the link to preview #3, but I've downloaded several times, and I keep getting "bad zip header" when I try to open it to edit the updater-script file... any help greatly appreciated... again :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
Incidentally it might be a good idea for one of you to post a good version of CWM in the development section so people stop flashing broken recoveries...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Stevemeister:
I see the battery percentage indicator is fixed for tablet on CM, so thats good news.

I also experience some redraw issues with switching from app drawer to homescreen.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] meanvulcan:
Per earlier note, use port 81 -- that worked for me. Copy link, paste, add ":81"

http://espen.mrfjo.org:81/cm-10-20120828-UNOFFICIAL-n8000.zip
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
What is wrong with the cwm (especially the one in the "how to root" thread)?

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
I think it causes issues with the S Pen for some people and backups might not work, and it doesn't seem to let you flash this ROM on the N8013. Plus it has that ugly logo :P. I prefer using the unmodified CWM from source straight from actual CM developers rather than hacked up ones from third parties, but that's just me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -viperboy-:
Has anyone found a keyboard like stock touchwiz that you can write and have it translate to text?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] knives of ice:
Hasn't there only been 1 version of cm released for the wifi only version? I loaded it the first day and haven't seen any updates

Its confusing though since for some reason everything is being lumped in one thread perhaps I missed an update
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
My plan is to eventually put up a "clean" non-branded entirely-from-source recovery, but I want to beat on it a bit more.

Batt percentage was one thing I was going to look at this weekend, good to hear someone else fixx0red it. :)

If you had read the thread you'd see that I was out of town for the second half of the week on a business trip.

I was originally going to post something this weekend but my family visited without much warning.

Not much improvement other than fixing mounting of external USB devices and some minor stuff. Nothing major, thanks to this device being effectively an I9300 with a big screen it took very little time to reach the same state as I9300, and the first wifi-only preview build was at one of the later stages.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] intricatedesign:
Thanks for clearing things up sir... i think I'm an idiot tho... where is the "preview 1 for wifi only version" download at that u speak of? Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
In the second post. Entropy512 posts the N8013 builds and there has only been one build from him so far. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30744926&postcount=2

It seems like people have been able to run N8000 builds on the N8013 but I guess it's probably better to use the proper builds.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] knives of ice:
I have read the thread. Which is why I replied to a person claiming to had flashed preview 2 for the wifi version how they found it to flash it because to my knowledge it hadn't been posted because I knew you said you were out of town.

Is the goal to make a file that can be flashed on either device? If that isn't the goal why not have seperate threads because its obvious people have and likely will continue to flash the wrong files to their device. Merely a suggestion I've read everthing from the start just seems that would cause less confusion.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] intricatedesign:
Thanknyou sir!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
Awesome, this would be great! I am still waiting for my tablet to be shipped. Maybe you could keep us informed if you decide/have the time to make a "clean" CWM. Thank you anyway in the meantime! :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] sjbanner:
If you get "7notes with mazec" from the market, it comes with a "keyboard" where you can write and it will feed the text into whatever program you want. I don't actually use 7notes, but the "keyboard" works reasonably well - I don't know if you can get the keyboard separately. And make sure you get the right version, there are two that are apparently Japanese only (though they are pretty clearly labeled as such.

If anyone knows of any others (I like the way the handwriting conversion is integrated into s-notes, but I don't particularly like s-notes :), I would love to hear about it.

sjb.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
Because the two devices are 99% identical. Any problem people have will almost surely be common to all devices unless we screw up or it's 3G-related. It's not possible to have the same file flashed on both, but it IS possible to have 99%+ of the source code be the same for both. N8010 will be officially supported once N8000/13 are a little more mature.

8013 build1 is much newer than 8000 build1, and I think newer than build2
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -viperboy-:
I have build3 of gt-8000 flashed on my gt-8013, just put it in airplane mode and it works just fine :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] arjag:
I think this snippit of information is really important, I didnt try cm10 for some time even after rooting and installing the CWM from Post #59 due to fear of loosing /data/media (I think is it's real home)

To install preview #3 i had to do the procedure in Post #65 even though my build.prop is default and there were matches for both ro.build.product and ro.product.device. I am running stock N8000ZSALG7

CM10 runs very nice and functions quite well. I have not yet commited it to be my daily driver yet, but that probably not take long.

I am not totally sold on the new notifications layout yet. The TW notifications layout is pretty good, I quite like the TW method of dealing with brightness.

I really wish there was a way to mirror the entire nav bar so the back and home were on the right, It would also be great if there was a way to add another (up to) 5 custom buttons between the nav and the notifications areas. I am really hoping someone with more skills that I have will give the cornerstone project a go, I think it has promise.

BTW, Thanks to all the dev's working on this, your hard work is appreciated :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
At least for me on the N8013, I had to do the same hackery to get the build to flash when I was using TWRP, but when I flashed Entropy512's CWM it worked fine without modification. I don't know why other people's recoveries don't return the right build.prop information though.

I think AOKP allows this, at least it did in ICS and I think the feature has made it into their JB builds now too. Unfortunately I am too noob to build my own device tree (well, if I had more time and hadn't already borked my S Pen twice I would experiment with stuff at least) so I guess unless espenfjo or Entropy512 want to build AOKP for us we'd have to wait until they feel it's time to publish their device trees. Or until CM incorporates a similar feature.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
Can someone help me with this question:

Entropy has generated a clean CWM as posted here:

1) May I use this CWM to flash via Odin instead of the "High on Android UNOFFICIAL CWM" from zodemax's thread (http://goo.gl/aNjKG)?

2) After pushing entropy's clean CWM to my Note 10.1, can I simply continue by flashing the SuperSU.zip from Zedomax using CWM to get ROOT?

Sorry if it is a stupid question, I just want to make sure that I flash/root correct and have a good working CWM to make a backup of the stock ROM...

@Entropy: Is this already the clean CWM you were talking about here?

Thank you in advance for helping me! :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] espenfjo:
That is odd, you really should get an assert error if the ro.build.product are matching. You are sure it was p4noterf?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] nickwarn:
Hello guys, coming over from Galaxy Tab GT-P7500 and will be hanging around here.

Have to say i was supprised to find that CM10 builds were already up and running.

Nice work devs.

I installed the build 3 and i have had zero issues so far. I have mostly downloaded apps and setting up accounts and such. I have tried to read the whole thread so i think i know what issues are already reported and what are not. So i will be get back to playing with the Note and report if i find missbehavior.

Just have to say that the perfomance of the Note is so much better then Tab 10.1. I have the homescreens full of widgets and still the launcher swipes smooth between homescreen, that was impossible on the Tab 10.1

Good luck with developing and looking forward to future updates
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] arjag:
ro.product.device=p4noterf

ro.build.product=p4noterf

copied from build.prop

I am happy to post entire file or answer any other questions to help.

swyped from my Galaxy Note 10.1 with Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] monkey1883:
That's what I did! So you should be good to go :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
Yeah, you can use that instead of zedo's.

I plan on creating a separate thread for recovery, but for now, it's just buried deep within this thread. :)

I'm going to upload a build tonight, mostly small fixes, although Z-Device Test now works and so does USB stick mounting.

5 GHz wifi is proving to be evil, and I noticed it's broken on N7000 too. Seems like something about Samsung's newer kernels dorks it up.

I'm pretty busy this week but next week I plan on replacing the sensor HAL with an opensource one. I'm going to talk to espen about when to open up the repos - Right now we just have the kernel repo public on his github but I think the other repos are VERY close.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
Thank's for that fast reply and keeping us informed :good: Can´t wait until my device arrives...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Stevemeister:
Very nice, will test it as soon as its up.

Btw, do you know if the Trebuchet homescreen transitions from CM9 will be available in CM10 in the future?

Also I noticed the good old black screen transition when switching from landscape to portret and vice versa. Its not as annoying as it was with CM9 in the beginning for some tablets but its def. there allright.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] andylam16:
stupid question what is Gapp and to download
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] HaruSoul:
Hey, loved your work when I had my i777, I picked up the i9300 when it came out and minutes ago picked up the N8013. Great to see you guys have this up and going already, I didn't see anything under the known issues with this, but as you are probably aware the i9300 has a memory drain issue which can't be fixed until Samsung releases the drivers source or something (I'm not even 100% sure :cowboy:) Just want to clarify that this does not have the memory drain issue currently present with the i9300.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
Any issues the i9300 has will also be experienced with this device.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
Gapp = Google applications -> You can download it here: http://goo.im/gapps

Just make sure that you pick the right ones for Jelly Bean!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
9/4 N8013 build posted.

Same known issues as before. The following changes have been made:

Mounting of USB sticks with a host adapter now works

Misc CM upstream improvements, including tablet layout fixes (minor UI tweaks).

z-Device Test can now be used
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -viperboy-:
Great, thank you! In the future, might I suggest another few slots to the kernel? 100mhz would be helpful, even a 1.5ghz and/or 1.6ghz just for fun too :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
100 MHz is pointless. Read the IBM paper Ezekeel linked at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21785924#post21785924 - While many of those results are very old, the general rules of thumb apply.

One of them (read chapter 6) is that on a CPU that has properly working cpuidle, there is no point to reducing frequency unless you can also reduce the CPU voltage enough to offset the increase in static power consumption due to the CPU being on (not in an idle state) for a longer period of time. On almost all modern ARM devices, it is impossible to get any significant reduction of minimum voltage by going from 200 MHz down to 100. In fact, my experience on the I777 was that having a minimum frequency of 100 MHz would actually INCREASE power consumption due to increasing the time the core had power applied to it. (In LPA and AFTR idle states, the core is fully power-gated so that even static power consumption of the core is eliminated.) Similarly, locking the minimum frequency to 500 MHz in ICS had very little negative impact on power consumption as the voltages were nearly the same - it was better to spend lots of time in idle states while "doing work" at 500 MHz than to spend less time in idle states and "do work" at 200 MHz. The only reason to ever use 200 MHz was to take advantage of some somewhat reduced bus/peripheral clock speeds. (In Gingerbread, there was more benefit to lower frequencies because cpuidle support in Gingerbread kernels for Exynos 4210 was poor.)

There are some major improvements to power management that stand to be made to Samsung's Exynos 4210 and 4x12 kernels, but diddling with frequencies is not one of them. Right now my focus, if I ever get the time, is going to be working on suspend/resume sequencing so that cpufreq gets disabled later in suspend and earlier in resume. Locking to 800 MHz with no cpuidle for 800-1000ms per suspend/resume cycle is BAD.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Droidcarp:
New build works on N8010, will test and look for bugs tomorrow whilst at work -, in the UK

Scoring higher mflops and more consistent too.....

Steve

Sent from my CM10 GN10.1
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] fauzin:
my device is n8000

Iroot it with Entropy512's CWM_fromsource_08282012.tar and WM-SuperSU-v0.9 from zedomax

I flash preview #3 ...

I still get error #7

What should I do ?

thanks
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -viperboy-:
I got PWNED. Thanks for the good read and the school lesson :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] nickwarn:
You need to delete the assert lines in updater script. Then it flashes. Just extract updater-script from rom zip and edit it with Notepad++, remove all the lines with assert bla bla. I think it is line 1-5

Good luck
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] iofthestorm:
Sweet, installed preview 2 and my S Pen didn't die for the first time when flashing something, lol. Looking good here.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
A generell question (but still device/Mod related) - I hope it is ok to ask here. As the Hardware is almost the same than the SGS3, will the Note 10.1 also see this "automatic" generated nightlies later on? Or how is a device decided to be put on the "official" get.cm nightly list? If this post is in the wrong section, sorry for that.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -viperboy-:
Yes, once they get everything cleaned up and submitted to the official code branch.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
Yup. Moving to nightlies is planned, and in this case I don't think it'll be much longer.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] -viperboy-:
Just as a small piece of feedback... I flashed build 2 for 8013 over build 3 of 8000 (I have an 8013, but it worked fine) and everything appeared to be good, until I got to class today. I couldn't connect to the campus wifi, but my phone could. Forgot network, tried again. Same issue - said it connected, but internet never worked.

I'm not sure if it was a 5GHz network or not (I don't think so) but I am going to do a full wipe and try again tomorrow when I have class.

But the build runs great, thanks!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] knives of ice:
I know the latest 8013 5gz wife is messed up but some feedback - I had zero problems with the first cm10 rom on 5gz but this 2nd version won't connect at all. Just providing the feedback in case there was something in the initial release that could help
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] oshea85:
+1 same here
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Entropy512:
I've never been able to connect to 5 GHz. My guess is the region code is being set strangely, and I think I've changed it a few times trying to get it to work right. No setting I've tried works with my AP, but it might be that some of you are on channels that overlap whatever the current region is.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] oshea85:
Interesting. I am running US channels here at home, 149 & 161 I think. What is the region set to on the tab?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] weihan1102:
i like CM but cant use snote（and other spen function） in cm10？

sorry for my english
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] FPtje:
No you can't use s note because the s note sdk is not open source
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] weihan1102:
o i see

thanks ~
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] arjag:
Hi, the spen works great in CM, I use it with lecture notes or markers (actual pressure sensitive apps) or with any android action just like factory rom. ie, pen works anywhere touch would, thanks to ICS and JB having native pen support.

But there is no Samsung factory apps such as snote. Some apps can possibly be installed, I use the task manager from SIII or similar that I downloaded. I think deodex May be required. Any apps that require Samsung framework or Samsung pen drivers such as snore will probably not be able to be installed.

Keep in mind this is not a technical answer and I have not tested copying apps from factory rom to CM10.

swyped from my Galaxy Note 10.1 with Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
Has anyone who is running CM10 already tried if the IR Remote app from google play is working?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.peel.app&hl=de
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] espenfjo:
That app doesnt work as it detects you are not on a supported device.

IR hasnt been prioritised yet, but we will see if we will contact the Peel guys, or find another app to work with.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Neokazaki:
Thanks, I was just asking because I thought that the app was included in th ROM itself, so I was surprised to find it on play. Actually it is not even working well, I have a pretty new (1 year old) LG TV and I can just turn it on and off, the other functions like switching channels are not working, so not having this app is not a big deal.