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[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Hey fellas .. I just rooted and installed TWRP. Which build would you recommend as stable for a newcomer like myself 11/11 or the latest?

Also.. Do i need to flash SUPERSU after the rom and gapps zip? I thought CM is usually pre-rooted.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Barracuda77777:
Latest build is fine, usually supersu works better with titanium backup, you are correct though the rom is pre rooted.

happy flashing
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Then why does the OP say to flash supersu after the rom?

Also.. What are the correct gapps bc the ones listed under the latest build I noticed said 4.4.3 when flashing in twrp? I thought that 4.4.4 were the latest Kitkat gapps?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] :
I recommend 1122 - or better 1128; I'm uploading at the moment, will take some time due to 3g. It's a bit confusing, but the newest and most stable builds are in post #5.

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Thank you man! I'm just uploading a new build. I will link to this post from #5. Thanx again!

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Please look in post #5. 1122 is the most current. I'm uploading 1128 with the updated kernel right now.

[MENTION=4193974]Barracuda77777[/MENTION]: could you empasize looling in #5 for most stable daily driver, please? I think we confuse people who are not reading whole thread...

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Build 1128

This build will be the last for a couple of weeks. I won't have access to my development host for about 7 weeks. When home again I will probably work on cm12.

XBMC and MHL is still not fixed - and fixing them is beyond my scope. Whoever feels able to fix them is highly invited to join development.

All other issues shoild be fixed. As for the two last builds: It's stable, fast and has a wuize decent battary life comparable to stock.

Who wants to use onscreen nav bar and disable capacitive keys should follow the procedure posted by [MENTION=3099085]hurray[/MENTION] in this posting

Changes:

kernel rebased on sammy NJ2 and updated to 3.4.104

repo syncd 20141128 8:00 h UTC

MD5: 231bb35d0a5d305ea8229cc9dcbefd6d

ROM: http://charlesingo.mine.nu/ftp/nvertigo/cm-11-20141128-UNOFFICIAL-nvertigo-chagallwifi.zip

Just a private word: either barracuda77777 nor me is asking for donations. But I think it is not asked for too much, that you spend this one second of your liftime to use the "thanx" button. My new kernel patched to 3.4.104 is downloaded by 32 people but only one user thanked. Considering that only half of the 32 really flashed it that means 15 people have bad manners... :( That's only one example. Help and answers of other users aren't appriciated by clicking "Thank you" as well. So i.e. if you use themprocedure from [MENTION=3099085]hurray[/MENTION] for onscreen navbar remember your good manners...
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] barth2:
Is pressing the thumb up button in tapatalk count as pressing thanks on the web interface? Maybe I've been doing it wrong :(

Running 1228 and a few of my apps FC but this is fixed when I set selinux to permissive. Excellent!!!!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] :
I've not changed selinux rules (in deed I havn't changed anything but the kernel and deleting some debugging output in liblights and powerHal - leftovers from debugging the flashing keys). So I'm courious: what apps forceclose with selinux enabled? Did they do that before on cm11? Did they do so on sammy factory rom?

As a paranoid control freak that I am, I don't like the idea of disabling selinux - I would prefer fixing the rom (as long it is the rom and not the app itself). I would like you to send a logcat with selinux enforced while the app is crashing, and a logcat with selinux set to permissive,and,a normal startip of the app.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
I flashed the 11-28 update and I'll give it a good test at work today as I am on a double. This is my first rom I've flashed after I rooted my tab s last night.

Literally breathed life into this tablet.

A super powered, beautiful screen aosp tablet. ?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Retiredfinally:
Just wanted to say thanks for your hard work on this rom! The new kernel is super fast and smooth, no fc yet and using magnet case turns on right away! THANKS!!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Testing out some themes... Rock solid stable so far
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
I use FLUX too lol. The white version of flux is good too.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
I know.. I actually like the light theme better also on the L theme and the Pa/mandi theme but I figured I'd get better battery results withe black /dark theme being amoled screen
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] barth2:
I switched back to enforcing to do the log cat and, huh, no FC in any of the problematic app. Rebooted and verified in about tablet and yes selinux is enforcing. Not sure what I did but now I can't replicate the problem. So I guess there's no problem :) thanks

Before I was using yTab kernel on stock Rom and it had selinux permissive by default.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Barracuda77777:
OP post updated with highlighted link to Post #5.

and fully agree about the last paragraph. very sad....
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Just checking in with battery update. 5 hours SOT and I'm at 53%. You can't hate on that!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
How much do you get overall? But thats very good though!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Currently at 7hr 28min overall
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] :
Old sammy rule: let it settle and give it ab reboot after setteling for 15 mimutes or so... Till now I thought that applies only for stock roms... How ever, I like magic auto fixes! ;)

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Thats quite good. Depends heavily on usecase. But 10 to 11 h is what I get when developing, browsing the web and watching tv via vdr (www.linuxtv.org). When flashing a lot (rom/kernel debugging) this decreases of course. When using the same build for a couple of charging cycles it gets slightly better, but that can be a result of not flashing, don't know. On standby I get about 1% on 12 h (wlan only on in standby if connected). I only sync contacts, calendar and keep. EMail with k9, update every 30 minutes without push.

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Acoiple of weeks ago I stated 802.11ac is not faster on our tab s then 802.11n. THIS IS NOT TRUE. I only used esfileexplorers build in cifs for judging and get on both about 2 Mb (Megabyte) netto. Yesterday a did a couple of backups with rsync for android (rsync via ssh) and was really surprised about the speed.

I examined this with scp and a 220 Mb file:

802.11n download (from serber to device): 4.9 Mb

802.11n upload (from device to server): 4.0 Mb

802.11ac download: 12.5 Mb

802.11ac upload: 4.3 Mb

Esfileexploerer: both standards, both directions 1.9 to 2.2 Mb (don't know why this differs on several tests - scp shows nearly identical results.

Router is asus rt-ac66u, server is amd-fx8150, sabertooth 990fx, 16GB Ram, gentoo linux.

Conclusion: ac is faster then n (Uhhh, what a surprise! ;) )

EDIT:

Just tested esfileexplorer sftp (app-profiles disabled). About 2 Mb both directions on ac. Only single test with ac.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Barracuda77777:
I get around 9 - 10 megs per sec download on my tweaked dir-615 N running dd-wrt about 10 meters away with 5 db tplink antennas. upload I get between 3 - 5 megs. this is about 4 year old Router!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
[MENTION=4193974]Barracuda77777[/MENTION]

would you mind do a kernel on latest kernel (3.4.104) that disables the capacitive buttons as I don't mind the language settings stops working as I don't use it at all? thank you
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] :
Please use prcedure from [MENTION=3099085]hurray[/MENTION]. If you would have read #5, you would know, that this do not work any longer and why it doesn't work: enabling onscreen navbar is disabled in rom, so with capacitive buttons disabled and a kernel withput the driver for capacitive keys will let you alome without any navbar.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
well like I said before it does not work, I tried that, the buttons are still working for me, only thing that works is flashing chagall-20141116-wo-tc300k on latest 1128 build.

btw, I'm using Gravitybox to enable navigation bar and it works great.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] hurray:
Thank you both for the feedback about the speed with ac-wifi and the Tab S!

I have now only n-wifi and I think about if a ac-router is worth to buy or to wait if "ac-wifi second wave" is more spread (besides the Asus RT-AC87U).

Such experiences are hard to find. :)

[MENTION=1493741]Gilg@mesh[/MENTION]: I am about to dirty flash the newest build from [MENTION=4405529]nvertigo67[/MENTION] and test the workaround once more (i will only wipe cache, dalvik-cache and system; install the rom; install gapps minimal; install the fix for disabling the capacitive buttons).
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
it's fine I already got help with that.

Tapatalked from my GALAXY S5
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] hurray:
What was the problem at your side and the solution?

Btw: I found a typo at the contents of the zip-file and have upload a corrected version to the post Howto deactivate the capacitive buttons :)
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
I used a kernel that disables the buttons and I'm using Gravitybox to enable navbar and it works great.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] hurray:
Ah, okay. I will have a look at Gravitybox too. :good:
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
just enable navbar and then you can choose what size you want, I'm using 60%, does not take much screen space at all...

Tapatalked from my GALAXY S5
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] hurray:
I have tried Gravitybox: it works but the navbar is not hideable with GravityBox.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
yes but that don't bother me as it does not take much space also it's hidden when watching videos with MX Player, thats the only thing I do with this tablet, nothing more.

Tapatalked from my GALAXY S5
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] HankChill:
Has anyone gotten 5GHz networks working on this CM11 rom at all?

I have an ASUS RT-N66U, the stock Sammy rom sees the 2.4 and 5GHz networks no problem, but on the latest build of CM11 for the T800 I can't see any 5GHz Wifi networks.

Anyone have the same issues? Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] hurtz777:
5GHZ wifi works fine for me using 2 X RT-AC68U routers.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Hey guys. Which xposed modules are you all using? I only have chrome pie, & YouTube AdAway. Looking to get some cool mods
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Minmingurad is good too! It can block all ads on any app. I also use screen filter to darken my screen a bit since its still bright at night. Also another good one is greenify to save battery and hibernate apps to close them fully.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
I figured you'd chime in first.. Lol

I have been using adaway by fdroid for ads, working flawlessly.

I lux for the custom brightness

I haven't used greenify before but always wanted to check out it.

Do you know of any modules that support multi window?

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Also. I'm on day 2 with this rom and performance and battery life has been outrageous. I'm on 7.5 hours SOT at this time.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Multiwindow how to link. http://nexus5.wonderhowto.com/how-to/get-samsungs-multi-window-mode-your-nexus-5-0154980/ it should be the same procedure as I just now did it and it works but not all apps do like with samsung you can mod it to use any app.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Sick. I'm gonna check it out
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] yeiyei0891:
With this ROM I'd lose finger scanner and multi windows? can someone post some screenshots of this rom? Thanka
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Yes you will lose those features. But basically the rom is the samething on other tablets with this rom. Some could be different but it gives you an idea on what to expect. Search some youtube videos with tablets running cm11.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] yeiyei0891:
worth losing those two features?and adaptive display?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Depends on you. I dont use finger print scanner and you can get back multiwindow with xposed. Its not as good but still works. Adaptive display is sorta different of here, but colors look better on this rom vs stock. Up to you!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
How do you get the settings to look like the S5 and note 4 v. the dark theme on stock?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] :
We have adaptive backlight. What do you mean by adaptive display?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Download the Flux theme for cm11 on the play store
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
Thx. :)

Sent from my t mobile note 4 or Tab s
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Under display you have a few choices from basic, cinema and adaptive which will adjust the color display depending on which app your running
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] HankChill:
Went through the threads, apparently I'm not the only one with an issue with 5GHz networks not being detected. Kind of a deal breaker for me. Oh well, back to yTab. Good thing I do Nandroid backups :)
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
I also have an nandriod backup for everyone to use. It has all the boot and other stuff in it but data. The hosts file is broken but can be fixed. Idk if it will work on anyones tablet buts its in ky thread in case someone forgot to do one.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
Guys is Google calendar a known bug? It force closes every time I go into settings. In also can't seem to get any calendar app to find and sync my accounts.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Hmm. Odd, I'm using today calender with no issues.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
I remembered I froze the app in titanium. :) btw no chance of getting sidesync or watch on with this I assume? I enjoyed using my tablet as my phone to text etc.

Sent from my t mobile note 4 or Tab s
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
Gentleman sorry to be a nag... This morning my default browser is in a different language. Can't figure out how to fix it. Thx
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
That's crazy. How about a quick dirty flash
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
Not sure Howe to do that.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Boot into recovery, wipe cache and davlik cache, flash the rom and gapps. Reboot. You won't lose anything
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
Ahh okay I would cry if i lost my setup. :)

Sent from my t mobile note 4 or Tab s
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Removed.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Edit works ok with no problems. Just had a couple crashes but fixed when flashing supersu and gapps and fixing permissions. Now there is no more lag in YouTube apication or stuttering on the device on the 1128 build.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] retire01022004:
Title specifies intended for 16GB model. Have 32GB version. Any idea if would work?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
Yes that's fine. As long as it's the same model. Smt800. I have the 32gb and it is perfect
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] retire01022004:
Thanks. What recovery did you use and how installed? Tried installing TWRP via TWRP Manager but fails. May need to sideload via adb.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
How does it fail? Works fine for me!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
I actually went right to the twrp site and downloaded the recovery for our device, then put it in the pda slot in Odin and flashed it.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] SmooK_LV:
You could still get multi windows functionality, but fingerprint scanner is lost. I'd say the ROM is speedy enough to be worth the fingerpint scanner sacrifice.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Retiredfinally:
Yep!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Phibernaut:
Pondering this tab vs the Nexus 9. Sammy floor models appear sluggish in comparison for simple stuff (map pinch to zoom, etc). Does CM help performance/clear this up? Its hardware features call my attention but I have a feeling bloated software is holding it back...
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] barth2:
If you look at benchmarks, pretty much everything with a snap Dragon 800 kicks the S with exynos to the curb. CM may help some but don't expect miracles.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] ramiss:
The benchmarks are meaningless because they are designed for the type of architecture in a Snapdragon processor.

If the apps and benchmarks were rewritten to support the almost double amount of threads that the exynos can support then they would be comparable.

This sort of thing happened when AMD came on the market and everyone said how inferior it was to Intel.

Developers simply need to cater to the exynos.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
This is odd. My tab s was in a twrp bootloop as i tryed to flash xposed but forgot to set classic install. I was trying to flash stock but odin crashed because the file was too big. To I thought of trying cfautoroot again to replace the recovery with stock to fix the loop. Turns out it fixed it!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
Smook please share how can we get multi windows? Thx
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] FormeriPhoney:
This tablet was a mess before I flashed CM.

Very laggy, full of bloat and the most annoying thing, the hardware only keys. When I turned it in portrait mode I had to still use them. Horrible.

I have had cm 11-28 build on it for about a week and it's a lifesaver. Rock solid stability and battery has been on par with stock

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I'm gonna go out on a limb and say to expect miracles when flashing this over stock lol

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Why are you flashing xposed? It's an apk not a zip file

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Here you go.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=57163816
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
I know that its an apk file. But for some reason the installtion of it wasnt set to classical system write and was set to flash with recovery. I dont know why and it booted in twrp and twrp kept trying to open but kept bootlooping. I was able to reflash cfautoroot so it can replace twrp with the stock recovery and booted fine. Hopefilly this can help people with twrp bootloop problems.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
I can also confirm that hardware keys when pressed on stock has a lesser vibration than 1128 build. But its up to you if you want to lower it :p
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] KeithLM:
I was having an issue at home with my 5GHz network and figured out what the problem is. I can only see a limited range of channels on the tablet. I have two routers to provide adequate coverage over my house, and the tablet was only picking up one since I put them at opposite ends of the spectrum. Yesterday I moved the higher one much further down and now it works fine. I used Wifi Analyzer to see what channels were available.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] HankChill:
I'll try out doing the same when I get home :)
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Neverendingxsin:
go to Wifi Settings (3 dot menu upper right). Pick advanced and then set WiFi region code to wherever you're located.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
So yet another issue that maybe someone can help me with. I literally was using the browser tonight and suddenly it restarted itself. Fine, no big deal. Well, it would restart every 2-3 minutes when doing random things. So, went into TWRP, and wiped everything. Refreshed this Rom and its doing the same thing. My only hope is to flash my android backup from TW or go back to stock via Odin. Any ideas/solutions as to why this would happen? Thanks!

For the hell of it, I installed Nova and tried to see if it would restart. It froze for the 2nd time in the play store when looking at CM themes. Coincidental?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] :
Read a couple of pages back. And better read whole thrrad before flashing and asking answered questions again!

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Read OP and #3. And whole Thread.

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I use nova all tje time with no issues. any mods, themes or someting installed? Btw: I have even deinstalled trenuchet.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Sudbury78:
Yes I was able to reset the tablet. Something obviously is wrong as now back on stock it freezes and restarts every minute. Back to best buy tomorrow for a replacement.

Sent from my t mobile note 4 or Tab s
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] spacemanvt:
quick question, does the IR blaster work with this ROM?

sorry if its been asked before.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Barracuda77777:
yes
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] retlaps:
what's the best app for using it?
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] Barracuda77777:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.remotefairy4
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] HankChill:
Worked a treat! Let me use 5GHz channel 161 without a problem!
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] cappa662:
Is there a way to turn off the back and recent button lights? That's annoying. I love the features but the light turns on every time i touch the tanker
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Should be under settings, buttons, backlight or some sort to turn it off.
[Galaxy Tab S Original Android Development] cappa662:
Thanks