yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[TouchPad Development] Nomad1600:
Great, thanks, I use TWRP too. Was there a change in GAPPS file too, or just the ROM?
[TouchPad Development] Skripka:
I did amigo, also whiped Play data and the ehole nine yards. :)

Initially none of my apps were declared compatible on first boot... After whiping Play data and rebooting almost all came back... Except Weatherbug Elite and Boat Browser.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
Just the ROM this time. But I find that sometimes I have to sign in again if I don't flash the gapps at the same time, like you did. And you never know when I might update something in LnTGapps :silly:.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
That's true, 160 dpi is non-standard but I've been using it for you 2 years and it works on Play Store all the time. The standard for the TouchPad is 132, but that definitely breaks the Play Store. I've never had problems downloading from the Playstore until now. I'm not aware of any ROMs built today that don't come at 160. Its when people start changing the DPI, they start having problems.

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Resetting cache and data + rebooting did not help my problem with the Play Store.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
Hmmm? Thought it might be the DPI thing. I'm pretty much at a loss here as I am not seeing this issue at all. Maybe clearing the cache/data on Google Play Services?
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Not sure what to tell you, but I know it's not just me, this happening to other people too. At least I'm able to sideload the apps that I need.

One other thing that I have found that does not work, the electron beam animation that is supposed to happen when you put the touchpad to sleep does not work. I've tried it with the box checked, and with it not checked and it just does not work. Just letting you know.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
Do you know if this works on milaq's nightly?
[TouchPad Development] mattyguk:
For me removing google account and re adding after a reboot fixed it. But I did forget to flash gapps at the same time, so I blame myself.
[TouchPad Development] skanndelus:
does anyone know the difference between regular gapps and the custom ones for this rom?
[TouchPad Development] Nomad1600:
Hopefully OaT jumps in and offers a full or correct answer... I flash both ROM and GAPPS together, so I don't recall if the these come on the ROM or in GAPPS, but calendar and browser are removed (better options available in Play Store anyway, like aCalendar and Go Next).
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
Experimental Build

I wanted to give the new in-line built wi-fi drivers a try, understanding some are seeing problems with these. After a few hours of use, I haven't encountered any issues; rather performance seems to be markedly better for me. Like many issues that individuals see, the paths to the current state of a TP are many and the use case (including your router and router settings) are extremely varied, so YMMV! The latter also makes it almost impossible for a ROM builder to help with issues (e.g. unable to install apps via the play store) that at times seems like a few isolated occurrences.

I've posted this experimental build for others to try on the OP. This build also contains a couple of other tweaks that I've been interested in trying out (any one see what they are? :eek:). If you try the experimental build and have problems and you want to get out, I suggest you just dirty flash the previous LnT over it, along with, of course, flashing GApps.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
I'm sure I'm going to address this in an unsatisfactory way for some, but here it goes. This will end what I have to say on this.

IMO, the question of what's in LnTTP or LnTGApps broadly stems from either curiosity or concern. In terms of curiosity, it's a rather straightforward exercise, although somewhat tedious, to actually find this out. And since literally on almost every release of LnTTP the content varies, and to a lesser extent LnTGapps does too, I leave that as an exercise to the curious. The exception is major packages (e.g. the browser and calendar) where I will point that out, if for no other reason than to try to circumvent the obvious related posting of questions/observations. In terms of concern, the ultimate and possibly the only way of assuring that LnTTP or LnTGapps is working for one, because of the previously mentioned varied paths and multiple use cases for a user and his TP (previous post), is to try it out. Then, if the LnT flavor of CM isn't for you for whatever reason, than off one goes to a previously used flavor or off to a try new one. That is truly the power and beauty of Android/AOSP/CM! Given the age and nature (WebOS) of our TPs it's pretty remarkable one can still choose from multiple ROMs ranging in features from say a bare bones LnT, to a vanilla flavored CM nightly, to a full-featured Schizoid.

Besides the content of LnTTP and LnTGapps being moving targets, I also do not want to get into what I see is the inevitability of the follow on questions that would arise, e.g., "What is that used for?", "Why did you take that out? I like/need it.", "Can you put X back in?", etc., etc. I won't get into that, period!

Next, as someone pointed out (thanks to Swear I think), I build this ROM for my purposes and interests and put it out as a gift, asking or expecting nothing (donations) in return. I only ask that you treat it as one should treat any gift one receives, with appreciation. That's not to say that I don't welcome questions/observations/issues raised in the thread, Rather, I welcome those in the hope that if I or others are or have experienced the same thing, someone will chime in with a solution.

Finally, I believe it is fair to say for the three threads that I have had in this forum, they have had a very low percentage of off-topic posts and very little bickering, etc. I'd like to keep it that way. So as I sign on my office door said (when I had an office door), "Leave your ASSumptions outside, come on in, and let's get to work!" .
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
No, it didn't. I remember checking settings to see if there was a check in the box. I switched from his to yours because the latest nightly kept freezing while the TouchPad was asleep, forcing me to use a hard reboot to get it going again. That's a little scary for me. I have not lost a TP to the bricking syndrome yet and don't plan on starting now.
[TouchPad Development] skanndelus:
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i wasn't attacking your rom or your version of gapps, i was only curious if there are any major, or obvious differences in the gapps you provide. i thought the browser was a part of the rom and not the gapps. i absolutely love your work and very much appreciate this rom, i just wasn't sure if the gapps you provided or the standard ones were a better match for my needs. thanks for your work! i believe your reply, in not so many words, is to simply analyze the contents of both packages to compare them, which i will do.

Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
Thanks. That adds some more evidence for me in terms of something I've been suspicious about in terms of CM10.1 for the TP. The only way I'm really going to confirm my suspicion though is if I sit and bury my head in the frameworks code, which I've been reluctant to.

Just saw where somebody said they raised the minimum CPU threshold to 384 mhz and haven't experienced a SOD. I've always run at 192 mhz with no problem. What minimum do you have yours set to?
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
Wasn't seeing your question as an attack at all and I hope my response didn't indicate that to you.
[TouchPad Development] life:
ok on both of the newest builds i cannot access the internet.. the one with the prebuilt wifi drivers connects to wifi but i can't sign in to my gmail. meaning i have no access to the playstore. and since there is no browser included, no access to internet period... with the build with inline built drivers doesn't even connect to my wifi...

i have tried everything from changing my router settings to all extents, and also wifi settings within the rom. the only thing i haven't tried is no password wifi, as i live in an apartment complex and do not wish to have my wifi open for my neighbors to use relentlessly.. i'm at a loss on how to get it working besides flashing an ICS rom, as i had no problems then.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
What ROM are you coming from to LnT? No blue bars on the wifi indicator at the top on LnT with pre-built? Try clearing the cache/data on the Google Play Services app, on LnT with the pre-built.
[TouchPad Development] life:
see thats the weird thing, i get full wifi signal with blue bars, just keep getting message "cannot connect to google services, try again later" which is what i thought the blue signified. but either way. i got the in-line built wifi build to work, i had to go cash my check, so i left it on the touchstone while away, when i got back i tried again, and i'm happy to say that playstore is restoring my apps, and im connected, oh and i was coming from your previous build that i was able to connect but it was hit or miss whether i would get a google connection, as my first post on this thread was pertaining to.

love your stuff O.a.T., wish you dev'ed for the gs3 sprint... lol
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Same as you, 192, always have. My thoughts about having to raise one's minimum cpu speed is it's just a work around. There is an underlying issue that raising the cpu speed just overcomes. There used to me a lot of that back in the CM7 days and early CM9. J.C. Sullins finally figured out the cause and fixed it. I have not seen any comments about SOD's and raising the speed in a long time. I don't consider the issue I was having with Milaq's latest Rom an SOD. My TouchPad just would not wake up after being asleep for a while.

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Well, I'm running O.a.T.'s June 27th build, WiFi advanced settings, Optimization on, "Keep WiFi on during sleep" set to "Always" and I have been monitoring battery drain with Battery Monitor Widget. When I boot the TP, WiFi is up and running within 15 seconds. When I wake the TP up, WiFi is off and is up and running within 5 seconds or so. Battery drain while asleep is consistently -4mA with occasional spikes to -10mA to -14mA. Here is the strange thing, when I look at settings/battery/battery stats, that shows WiFi has never been off. But you know what, I don't really care since the only reason I was setting WiFi to "Never" was to get battery drain down as low as possible and in the last 12 hours, it only used 3%. But I definitely see the WiFi icon missing when I wake the TP up and like I said, within 5 seconds, it pops up and the bars turn blue. So whatever WiFi optimization does, I like it.

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Here is an interesting find. In previously tested 4.2.2 Roms, I tried to use USB mass storage to connect to my PC. I would always get "Windows failed to install the proper driver". Got the same thing with this Rom. However, when I switched back to MTP, the driver for MTP installed and I was connected to the PC. The interesting find was instead of seeing "cm_tenderloin" as the reported device, I saw TouchPad as the label for the MTP device. It does not show a drive letter as before and does not require to be ejected as a connected drive would. What I have found before, certain folders in MTP mode, one cannot see their contents, but in USB mass storage mode, like when connected via WebOS or mounted via CWM or TWRP, one can see the content of all folders. So, whatever is keeping the TouchPad and PC from connecting using USB mass storage, is still hanging around. Too bad, USB mass storage worked great in CM7.

Does anyone know if this is a problem on other Android devices running a CM based Rom?
[TouchPad Development] dmillerzx:
It's going to be hard to solve issues with wifi on the Touchpad when wifi for Android 4.2 in general is hosed. It's sickening Google has ignored the issue for so long. Let's just hope 4.3 fixes it.
[TouchPad Development] life:
hmmm, been running 4.2.2 on my galaxy s3 for 7 or 8 months, or basically since its been available and have zero problems with wifi.... ever.
[TouchPad Development] fryguy:
Just wanted to say thanks for a great Rom. Just updated from ClassicNerd to your latest. Seems to be working great. Some learning curve coming off a year+ old rom. Just used one of the auto installers doing an acmeuninstall first and all went well. Keep up the great work.

Haven't loaded TWRP yet. As you can tell I don't change Roms often. Would you still recommend me changing from CWM6(I believe)? Not trying to start a war on recoveries, just not well educated on the differences.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
You're welcome.

My only recommendation is to use the latest of either CWM or TWRP, whichever you are more comfortable with. Latest TWRP can be had from the GooManager app and it sounds like you already have CWM6, but here is a link for that. http://goo.im/devs/jcsullins/cmtouchpad/recovery
[TouchPad Development] dmillerzx:
There are def wifi problems on 4.2.x specifically regarding data stalls / drops when ur device sleeps while using wifi. AOSP Galaxy Nexus (toro) user.
[TouchPad Development] life:
ahhh, yeah when my device sleeps i want it to disconnect from wifi/data/ or anything.
[TouchPad Development] Nomad1600:
I am still on 6/27 and I have been having great wifi both with 6/27 and with the previous rev. This has been working so well I have been hesitant to flash the latest. What wifi settings are you using that are not working?
[TouchPad Development] life:
who??

i 'm using these settings and finally got it working although still quite slow...

on tablet:

wifi on

network notification checked, keep wifi on during sleep - always

region code - USA

priority - my wifi

wifi optimization - unchecked

on router

channel - 6

security - wpa

operating mode - 11g enhanced
[TouchPad Development] Nomad1600:
The two important settings seem to be keep wifi on during sleep and wifi optimization unchecked. Mine works great... in fact, the range and DL speeds seem to have improved since I went to 6/27 (and it seems that OaT believes the latest has improved wifi). Don't know why yours seems to be having troubles. Hopefully you get it sorted out.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
New in CM!!

For those who didn't see:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...-now-be-sent-through-the-stock-messaging-app/

Will probably experiment with this a bit and see what improvements there are over Google Voice.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Be careful with TWRP. Some people have found, that some of the newest versions of TWRP cause problems on the touch pad. It seems that any version after 2.4.1.0 can cause serious problems. You are definitely safe using CWM6, as it is tried-and-true with months of use under its belt. Don't misunderstand me, I like TWRP, I have it installed on both of my touchpads, but I am using version 2.3.2.3. with very good results. If you use GooManager to install TWRP, you will get the latest version which the last time I checked, is version 2.5.0.0. You can download a safe working version from their techerrata webserver. http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/tenderloin
[TouchPad Development] rrrrrrredbelly:
In nevertells post above he mentions leaving wifi optimization on.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
Had missed this. What problems are people experiencing?

Edit: Saw a couple items about corruption on pre 2.5 versions. 2.5 has so far been ok for me. :fingers-crossed:
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
That is what is working for me using the June 27 build.

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Corrupted backups that will not restore. I also read the people ended up with corrupted partitions. Glad to hear the 2.5 is working for you. I just don't want folks getting the wrong version installed and ending up with a botched up a TouchPad.
[TouchPad Development] Skripka:
It wasn't just TWRP on TouchPad that was wonked a bit...many versions of TWRP on the Note2 had bugs when flashing,
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Yeah, they are always trying to change and improve it, but with that comes the inevitable bugs. And of course we here in the Android community are their beta testers, sometimes with disastrous results.
[TouchPad Development] skanndelus:
try using market helper: http://codekiem.com/2013/02/13/market-helper/

thats how I got iheartradio to download
[TouchPad Development] thaiusmle:
Working great!
[TouchPad Development] gnuts:
Hi, just flashed the in-line version after wiping dalvik, system and cache. All seems to be working, but I keep getting com.google.process.gapps has stopped, and sync says it is experiencing problems and will be back. I have internet, and access to the play store. I have tried a couple of googled solutions to no avail (disable and enable download manager and downloads)

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[TouchPad Development] thaiusmle:
O.a.T - What weather widget do you use on lock screen? Thanks for the great ROM.
[TouchPad Development] skanndelus:
that's dashclock
[TouchPad Development] gnuts:
After reflashing gapps then ROM and gapps everything seems to be working, so probably my mistake. There is a little longer time between waking the tablet and wifi turning on and connecting, but everything else seems great.

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[TouchPad Development] hki_peter:
Can not connect Wifi after flash this rom

May I ask what is different between w/pre-built wifi and w/in-line built wifi ?

I have flash w/pre-built wifi rom, and got connect wifi problem !

Now I amownloaning a other file (w/in-line built wifi) and try it ! I hope it can work with wifi

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still not working, need go back to LnTTP_CM10.1_0621 ROM.......so sad !
[TouchPad Development] EvmL:
I would like to know this as well. :p
[TouchPad Development] shumash:
There's no difference until someone makes a commit to the driver repository. By building the drivers at compile time, it integrates any changes made. Pre-builts never change and can fail to function if some other change in the ROM or kernel affects them.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
So if I get this right, you are saying that we have been living with pre built all this time and now using in line makes it more reliable is that correct? Thanks
[TouchPad Development] shumash:
Nope. The driver is as reliable as the folks working on it; it'll just be more up to date.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
It could just be coincidence, either since this new driver was introduced or the different method of including it in the Rom started causing all these SOD's people are reporting.
[TouchPad Development] life:
SOD=screen of death (frozen screen)? yes?

if so why hasn't anyone reported this in this thread?? been running this rom for a few days without any SOD's
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Sleep of Death. Touchpad will not wake up after its been asleep for a while. I think wifi has been more of an issue in this Rom, but in Milaq's ROM it has definitely been a problem after July 1st.
[TouchPad Development] Nomad1600:
What are the button combinations to revive a dead TP? Seem to recall pressing power and home? Or do I need to add a volume toggle Btw, the light in the home key flashes twice if you press it.

It lives... holding the power and menu button (sorry for saying home) button for a little bit brought it back. :)
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Menu and Home can be used interchangeably,, but it really is he Home button. Pressing it takes one back to the Home menu/desktop screen or when in an app, back to the last menu/desktop page you were on.
[TouchPad Development] swear0730:
Have now had to SOD's on this device since flashing the "a" version (w/in-line built wi-fi, +). Didn't report after the first one as it could've been a random act of violence. I've never had it on any previous O.a.T. ROM.

EDIT: Both times it was on my Touchstone. I have added Live Wallpapers and enabled Daydream so they are suspects.
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
What minimum frequency are you running your TP at? If, and I hate to suggest this, if it is 192 try increasing to 384 and let us know what happens.
[TouchPad Development] swear0730:
I have not installed any add-on. I never change frequency because I've always been happy with my performance & battery life. Where do I check/change that?
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
You need to install an app that allows you to control the upper and lower frequency ranges. I use the CPU frequency control feature of ROM Toolbox Lite. There are lots of them in the Play Store.
[TouchPad Development] swear0730:
I have a feeling that there is an incompatibility with Nova Prime Launcher. I usually use it but my scrolling live wallpapers weren't working so I enabled Holo Launcher and the scrolling wallpaper worked. I decided to check and make sure that I enabled that option in Nova this morning but set the TP aside and instead of going into sleep I got the SOD. I was not on the Touchstone.

I'm back to Holo and its working fine. I prefer Nova only because I paid for the Prime features.

Oh, before you tell me Live Wallpapers don't work on the ROM... I added the APK's necessary to enable that and Daydream. I kinda like Daydream as I can put my Beautiful Widgets on it and I have update weather when its on the Touchstone.

I have not monkeyed with the frequencies yet. We'll see if I get a SOD with Holo.
[TouchPad Development] Seanbest:
So somehow I accidentally installed TWRP 2.0. It works, but lacks a lot of features. Any ideas on installing TWRP 2.6? Goomanager isn't showing any available.

Sent from my SGH-I747

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Ok I think I got it. Magically today Goomanager decided to see TWRP 2.6 for the touch pad... Odd but whatever.

Sent from my SGH-I747
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
I use No Frills. It's free on the market.
[TouchPad Development] swear0730:
Its not Nova as Holo Launcher did the same thing. The home button light flashes -.-- and it won't wake up unless I do a power/home button hold down for 20 seconds. Boots back fine.

I changed the min frequency to 384 as suggested but it didn't help either.

I'm flashing my nandroid backup from the previous version (627?) and we'll see how it behaves. Let you know. I hope my TP's not dying...
[TouchPad Development] O.a.T.:
:(. I don't think your TP is dying as SODs have been reported elsewhere. Are you using the version with pre-built wifi or the other one?
[TouchPad Development] Seanbest:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39377316

This kernel worked fine even at 2GHz with previous releases. With the july 4th update, neither release work. Both have unmounted SD card and no wifi. Any ideas?
[TouchPad Development] hexto:
Hadn't updated my TP since December because it was working fine but decided to flash this ROM today and I couldn't be happier. Its faster than my CM from last year and everything just works. Hadn't been on a OAT ROM since the Cornerstone builds (which was great). Glad to be back :) Thank you sir!!
[TouchPad Development] swear0730:
Had 3 SOD's yesterday so I restored my nandroid I had from the 627 version and have not experienced any since.

I had installed the "a" version (w/in-line built wi-fi, +).

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Agreed O.a.T. has made my TP nothing short of fantastic. Yeah, little trouble with the current version and it'll be a few days before I can try the version with the pre-built wi-fi. The SOD's were just a minor frustration in the grand scheme of things.
[TouchPad Development] nevertells2:
Hey O.a.T., Wondering if you plan to merge the CM code for this "Master Key Exploit" I've been reading about?

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/07/cyanogenmod-10-1-2-fixes-android-master-key-exploit/

Sounds dangerous.

J.C. Sullins pushed a button on the CM build server to spit out a 7/14 nightly to get the code out for that Rom.