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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] timdoggg:
so i found a bug in bluetooth audio where it works for quite some time but just randomly stops streaming to my bluetooth audio receiver, when i press play the time goes but no audio, this all while working for another basic nokia phone for bluetooth calls

somehow got it fixed once not sure how, but the only sure fix is to reboot the tablet
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DrWhatever:
del

Installed latest android sdk and everything got fine
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] blastik:
So far the best ROM i ever tried for this tablet
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] CraigWiggins:
BT Audio

Yes, I get similar issues with BT audio since around 1/10 I think. It will start, but then go silent. Restarts don't seem to change this much.

Somewhere in this log is the likely answer. This log was taken after the latest update, in which in also cleared cache. **Log will be sent via PM**
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] vizkoze:
Does anyone experience problems with the smart unlock feature?

It works with face recognition but not with location.

Even if I try to set a large custom area, the smart unlock doesn't work as expected.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] timdoggg:
Just updated to latest build, first time with no wiping just a dirty flash, very nice. Thanks a lot
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] trickinit:
Is there any reason why this wouldn't work on a T-Mobile Tab (p4tmo)? Or maybe I'm just doing something wrong. I wiped data, system, flashed the ROM, then the gapps. When I try to reboot it just stays on the "Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1" screen. I let it sit there for about an hour before going back in to recovery and trying again. I tried both the p4 and p4wifi ROMs with the same result.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
Build 20150125

p4wifi-lollipop-20150125.zip

p4-lollipop-20150125.zip

Changes:

Another try at buggy hwcomposer workaround [1]

Revert invisible layer workaround

Input method selector notification toggle

Fix On-Screen keyboard popups when hw-keyboard is present [2]

Fix missing break statement in GPS code (improves signal locking)

Update CMFileManager

Update CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_av

ANR and NPE fixes AOSP master and CyanogenMod cm-12.0

Misc. small optimizations from AOSP master and CyanogenMod cm-12.0

Show Optimizing app dialog on first boot

Lockscreen pin scrambling

Expanded desktop

Kernel:

Re-enable Samsung dock driver

Compile kernel with Linaro 4.9 toolchain

Additional Notes:

[1] Another try at buggy hwcomposer workaround

This workaround is in hwcomposer wrapper itself. So it should have less of an negative impact than doing that invisible layer thing.

[2] Fix On-Screen keyboard popups when hw-keyboard is present

This should be useful for those with dock keyboard and bluetooth keyboard to hide the on screen keyboard. I finally found where custom ROMs like CyanogenMod are handling awkward hardware keyboard implementations. So I've added the Show input method toggle from those ROMs.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
T-Mobile version requires a separate build. I don't have enough disk space at the moment to build any other ROMs.

Run it in ADB shell. Or install a terminal emulator app and run it in there.

It's not that important anyways. Since you said the setting is reverted when you close the app that means the value must be getting changed. But this won't tell you what is changing the setting back.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Gil81:
My latest home screen on the next to last build of this fine rom
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
Best performing ROM for now according to AnTuTu ;)

The hwcomposer-fix seems to work just fine, no problems with the sim/pin/lockscreen.

This might be related. I'm having problems with regular audio-playback... After playing music for about ~30 minutes the sound gets choppy and seems to speed up. Seems like a buffer-overflow of some kind, but I didn't have time to dig into this matter any deeper for now. I noticed this in the previous build, but it might have been introduced earlier with the new audio-hal.

There are lots of audio related entries in the log starting around line 3716.

Regards :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
Thanks. There hasn't really been much change to the audio hal aside from audio mixer things. So it the issue probably exists since the first release.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rogconnect:
Seriously, its give a new live to this old tab. Super fast now compare to KitKat.

YouTube work fine and 720p mp4 run fine. I really don't expect much on this tab till now. Thanks for this great ROM. I guess its worth the money I spent 4 years ago ☺ $599

Sent from LG G3 D855 CloudyG3 2.1 Lollipops
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] stuckedinsweden:
Still no 3G activation....

Hi there,

Love this eom so much, therefore it hurts like H to see that the 3g cellular isn't active once sim card is inserted.

I see others with the same issue, so I was wondering if somebody has a fix for it, or do we wait till the creator comes up with something?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
Speaking about the creator... Why don't you simply 'create' an APN according to your ISP - this should be even within your 'powers'. :confused:

Just a reminder:

This ROM is available to us because one highly skilled individual chose to spend his time and expertise on an device that is EOL for years now and share the fruit of his efforts with us. So why don't you adjust your attitude and show some respect?

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] stuckedinsweden:
Very sorry if I've shown disrespect? Absolutely not my intention!

I love this ROM so much, it's what the tab deserves to be.

I've tried to create the APN manually, but doing so, and ending with a save, simply just vanishes and doesn't get saved? Very strange.... :/ Or I'm perhaps doing something wrong?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] slpng:
I can't enter my PIN to unlock my encrypted tablet anymore, the keyboard doesn't show up.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
Hmm, setting up an APN is pretty much straightforward...

Go to Wireless & networks -> More -> Cellular networks -> Access Point Names

Under APNs choose the (+) to add an APN.

Edit the settings according to your ISP.

when done tick the 3 dot menu and choose save.

create a backup of the settings using TitaniumBackup, so you can restore them when needed.

The only thing I recall that might mess up your cellular network is when you try to activate it during initial setup after a clean install... So skip this step.

If you have a working APN, maybe from another ROM or a previous install, simply create a backup and restore it via TitaniumBackup.

...and get used to using the thanks-button. It's the way of this community to show appreciation ;)

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] slpng:
Does anyone still have the zip of the previous p4wifi ROM (from 18 January I think)? I seem to have deleted it so currently my tablet is just a huge USB stick.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
Here you go ;)

Btw... This is the way a ROM update might have been ... ;)

Before you update...

- Backup your user-apps and settings along with system-settings that might come handy with TitaniumBackup.

In TWRP...

- Make a Nandroid backup.

- wipe /cache and /dalvik, optionally /system and /data for a clean install

- install the ROM, optionally GApps and SuperSu

After reboot...

- You're either done (dirty flash), or restore your user-apps and settings via TitaniumBackup along with account/wifi/APN-settings

If something went wrong while updating you can always restore the nandroid-backup and have a working device in no time.

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] slpng:
Thanks! I just noticed all ROMs posted in this section can also be found here, if anyone quickly needs to find an older version of something again.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] stuckedinsweden:
Thank you very much for your help :) Much appreciated.

I did do all of those steps earlier, but still didn't work. APN didn't get saved and I was returned to an empty APN overview.

Called my ISP - turns out the SIM card that I just got, had a block on it, so in 30 mins it should be working :)

DOH!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
On-screen keyboard seems to be dissabled by default and has to be enabed in language & input / keyboard / hardware - show input methode.

While this should be no big deal, it is a dealbreaker when using encryption.. Is there a way to enable it by default?

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Just_Another_N00b:
Or when a password is used to unlock screen in previous release. I went back to previous release, set screen unlock to swipe. Loaded current release, enabled keyboard and set up screen lock password again. So it is possible, but a little extra work required before update to 20150125 version. Hopefully keyboard disable is not going to stay a perm fixture... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
In their code review comments the CM developers suggested there might be something wrong with the initial value of keyboard configuration. I will revert the changes if no solution can be found since that is how it is in stock AOSP.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ljtapatalk:
bluetooth audio not reconnecting

Great ROM. I have one problem though. Whenever I disconnect my Bluetooth speaker I have to reboot my tablet otherwise I cannot reconnect it. Am I the only one with this problem? I'm on the latest version. Thanks again for the ROM.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] JayJayW18:
First Install:

* Reboot into TWRP

* Full wipe in TWRP

* Wipe System

* Install the ROM

* Reboot System

I am now using:

Android 4.2.2

3.1.10 Cyanogenmod+

10.1-20130319-NIGHTLY-p4wifi

Don't know what version of Odion I have, also don't know the version of my CWM.

Could someone give a more detailed explanation how to install? I have no clue how to root into TWRP.

Even with the explanation of Gil81 on page 4, I don't understand how to it. Is there a video for these?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
Build 20150127

p4wifi-lollipop-20150127.zip

p4-lollipop-20150127.zip

Changes:

Revert "WindowManagerService: Fix On-Screen keyboard popups when hw-keyboard is present"

libaudio: Bad sleep times when pcm_get_htimestamp() fails

Kernel:

p4: charger: Hack to set androidboot.mode=charger

Additional Notes:

I have not been able to reproduce the "limiting sleep time" bug in the audio HAL. So I don't know if the included change actually fixes it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Just_Another_N00b:
Thanks. Will test now after download...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
:confused:

Before you start...

Download the files needed and store them on your tab. Get the versions according to your tab.

TWRP 2.8.x

ROM

GApps

SuperSu

Make a backup of your system with TitaniumBackup so you can restore your user-apps and settings.

To boot into your recovery...

Shutdown the tab.

Boot up the tab and hold down the power and volume-down keys until you see the two android icons.

Use the volume-down key to navigate to the icon with the box (recovery).

Use the volume-up key to select the recovery-mode. If this is not CWM, flash it in Odin first.

In CWM... (if I recall it right)

Choose install Zip.

Navigate to the TWRP zip-file and confirm.

After flashing, shutdown the tab and boot into your recovery again. This should be TWRP now.

In TWRP...

Make a Nandroid-BACKUP

From the top menu go to wipe / advanced wipe.

Wipe Dalvik cache, cache, system and data. Do

NOT

wipe Internal Storage!

From the top menu choose install.

Navigate to the files, add the ROM, GApps and SuperSu and flash them.

Reboot. The first boot will take some time due to ART.

If everything went well, restore your user-apps with TitaniumBackup, hit the thanks-button and enjoy your new ROM. If not enjoy your new paperweight instead ;)

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Just_Another_N00b:
Paperweight? More like a thin doorstopper... Right? :D

All fun aside: Very good and concise guide.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] JayJayW18:
Thank you very much for the explanation.

I have downloaded all the files already. So I only have to put it on my tab? No need to extract, right?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] honhan0904:
Just flash it

Flash twrp first then wipe data

Flash this rom

Gapps

SuperSU

Wipe data and cache ( recommend wipe all file, backup all in pc)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jaibar:
Since he is coming form cwm, I think he should add an additional couple of steps for caution measures:

Put all zip files in tablet, some place easy for you to find.

Make sure you have enough free space to accommodate a new nandroid backup. Sunny Don't know how much you'll need it's up to you.

Enter cwm recovery, flash the twrp 2.8.x file

Boot again to recovery- welcome to twrp[emoji41]

Get yourself a few minutes to know twrp, set the time and date.

Make yourself a fresh backup. don't skip this step. you can enable compression if you haven't much space in tab.

Do the wipe things. system, caches, data. make double sure you don't wipe internal device!! that's where you are storing the zip files... should you wipe it by mistake you'll have an empty flash drive. been there done that, had to sideload rom via adb. this one of those twrp newbies traps [emoji6]

Flash rom, gapps and supersu. just like mentioned in previous posts.

Reboot, enjoy. first time it can take longer than usual.

Actually Prowler365 had given you the best instructions just a few posts up. Oh, and when and if you restore stuff with titanium, make sure you don't restore *system* stuff.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
The fix definitely took care of the sleep time bug :)

Still suffering from random noise and cracks now and then thou. This might be due to the 320k audio-files... If I recall it right somewhere around android 4.0 google limited the audio-bitrate. Dunno if this is still the case in the recent versions thou and I don't recall any problems in previous builds using the ICS-audio-HAL.

Gonna tinker around some more and see if I can get this pinned down a little.

Regards :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jhlambelo:
Awesome build mate.

Thanks for sorting out the hardware keyboard issue. Am enjoying my tablet fully again. Quick question, did you ever come right with finding a solution for WiFi tethering with WPA2?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
No. I tried but no success.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] slpng:
I'm not yet running the latest build but I don't see anything that would change the following issues I'm experiencing:

- on the AOSP browser, if you use https://m.youtube.com and try to watch a video, it will never start playing, if you go through regular http it will work just fine.

- since the 25 January update anything that moves (or recently moved) and isn't the System UI looks blurred during movement, only seems to happen in portrait mode.

(Btw after how many posts is captcha removed, I hate having to temporarily allow Google scripts.)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] JayJayW18:
Thanks! I have it on my P7500 already :)

Is there btw a way to overclock it lik before with 4.4.2?

I can't find "performance" anymore :P
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] slpng:
You can install 'Performance Control' from F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/?fdid=com.brewcrewfoo.performance
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] meetkalamar:
My tab always freezes if I overclock it up to 1.6 GHz... The same happen with OMNI... Is there any fix for this? Up to 1.4GHz works nice ;)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jaibar:
I think it is best leave it at 1200, or 1400 if you must.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
So your tab won't do a 60% overclockin' :confused:

Have a look here for a "fix"...

Btw... Don't you think your tab is tryin' to tell you somethin' :rolleyes:

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] meetkalamar:
Hahahaha I see ;) Thanks for the info, there was still somethings that a didn't know :D and yeah, I see that 1,6 is a lot... hahah :cool:

Btw the ROM is awesome ;) I'm just sad we still can't modificate a lot Lollipop as Kitkat and others :/
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] artsoloensis:
this rom work for me (gt p7500)

I am glad I finally gt P7500 works using rom (p4-27012015), but thetering hotspot has not worked well. 3g network is working normally, the wifi also worked with good.I think everything is working properly except thetering hotspot. I always wait for further improvement. thank you for your work is incredible. a greeting: Good:: Good:: Good:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] aduhai:
Thetering hotspot is working if you don't set a WPA security password.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] artsoloensis:
thanks for the response and solution. I will try to use it by default.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] yitzi:
Great Rom! Question about new builds

HI,

Firstly GREAT Rom I was on Nameless 4.4.4 which was fine. But I'm very pleased with this Rom after a week or 10 days on it. THANKS to the Dev!

My question is this, I'm on the Jan 16th build having come from the Nameless Rom. What is my update path for new builds? Do I wipe the caches and apply the new build, or do I have to go back to Zero, IE: Wipe caches and Data then flash the Rom, SU and TWRP?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
A "dirty" flash should be sufficient most of the time. The GApps are taken care of by a backup script and SuperSu by it's survival script (if installed).

So...

Using TitaniumBackup for your user-apps and settings first is never a bad idea

Make a Nandroid-Backup

Optionally wipe system and Data for a clean flash

Flash the ROM, optionally GApps and SuperSU if doing a clean install

Wipe Cache and Dalvik cache

One thing to remember:

"It's not a bug if you can't replicate it on a clean install..."

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] yitzi:
Thanks, that's what I needed to know.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] yitzi:
Updating to new builds

Thanks again, took your advice and did the dirty flash to update to the Jan 27th build. Worked like a charm. This old tab never ran faster. Overclocked 1.2ghz/816mhz battery is very good using juice defender and auto killer memory to control battery drain. Just to let every one know, no issues with heating either.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decathlon:
Thank you Sir for this Rom.

Gave an all new life to my tablet. Im using the tablet more then ever. Just amazing!

I use it on daile basis to work. Only two things i miss, usb otg and being able to chromecast it. Other then that absolutly perfect!

Very well done sir. You have all my respect
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] honhan0904:
Since 2012 i have never seen you in gt10.1 forum

But this year, you come and revive our old tab.

Btw, could you add some feature port from cm12 like theme or just pure aosp?

Thanks for your hard work.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
I've already added some things from CM-12.0. I won't port many things. It's a waste of time for one person to keep porting the work that an entire dev team produces.

I ran off a build of CM-12.0 last week. It's buggy. There is a bug in dhcp so network isn't even working. It's kind of useless at the moment. It is still early in development for custom ROMs. CyanogenMod hasn't even reached the first milestone yet.

I might switch to some custom ROM when they become more complete. I don't know which one to do yet.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ChronoWerX:
Can I install CM12 themes? Found one, install them, but no changes :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jaibar:
I don't think CM themes will work on AOSP ROM like this one. Perhaps on other CM-based roms, although it looks like cm12 theming is still a little buggy.

Anyway, even in cm-based roms just installing the theme is not enough. You have to open the cm theme manager, select the theme you'd like, apply, then reboot to properly apply the theme.

---------- Post added at 10:37 ---------- Previous post was at 10:34 ----------

I really hope rovo's xposed framework will beat them to milestone [emoji41]

AOSP+xposed is much better than custom roms, IMO.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] LiverpoolFCfan:
Anyone using Email with an activesync account? Is it working correctly for you?

I am seeing that with polling set on 5 minutes, more often than not it is actually polling after 10 minutes instead of 5. Every once in a while it does do one after 5 - but the majority are after 10 mins.

If I set the frequency to Automatic(Push), it initiates a Ping, and once that terminates after either a new email arriving or the ping timing out, it never sends another ping to the server.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] honhan0904:
Thanks for reply to me

Could you add omni swith to next build? I think it will be more convenient for switching app.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jaibar:
You don't have to wait- just flash the omni switch zip file. I'm pretty sure there are several of them circulating throughout XDA threads as stand alone flashable zips.

Lollipop has a huge improvement in the way of handling recents- and being snappy at that. Plus, you can set button shortcut to switch between two last apps.

I sincerely hope this ROM stays as its name implies- AOSP, clean, neat and fast.

For all these "extra" features like the omni switch there are plenty of other roms to choose with flavors to cater for everybody- all of them are as good as any, supported by great devs and threads. A delight to see this tab's development section.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
Full ack :)

There is a reason this ROM is blessed with the best perfomance and the least problems among the ROM's around - appart from a highly skilled dev fokussing on real improvement to the base-code ;)

It's the 'lack' of many of these 'improvements' other ROM's feature. While there is absolutely nothing wrong with adding features, it maximises not only the work involved but most of all the room for errors and instabillity.

So if you wanna customise your tab to your liking feel free to do so. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

But best suited for doing so is a stable ROM as a reliable base ;)

And about theming...

AFAIK RRO hit the AOSP sources a while ago so there will be a 'native' way of theming lollipop with a way smaller footprint than the 'monsterous' CM 12 engine.

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rahimskala:
Or install APK, but only in the system if the user do not be displayed recently launched applications.:)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] liter1:
Where to download? Link is unavailable.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Prowler665:
Have a look here.

Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] liter1:
Thanks mate!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
Build 20150131

p4wifi-lollipop-20150131.zip

p4-lollipop-20150131.zip

Changes:

hwc: Fix blurryness in portrait

wpa_supplicant: Use legacy NL80211 STA events for older drivers

Update CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_av

kernel: Cherry-pick things from AOSP kernel/tegra

Additional Notes:

wpa_supplicant changed a lot since Kitkat. The patch for legacy driver WIFI tethering might be working or it might not.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rmvw:
Please help

I install the nameless rom from original rom

Now i want to install this rom

I read the tread what to do but in don' t read in what directory or in root or in twrp directory ore somewhere els

To put the rom and cap files before install

I am now on twrp 2710 do i have to update to 2830 ?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] decatf:
It will work with TWRP 2.7.1.0.

Just copy the ROM zip to the sdcard. It doesn't matter what directory you copied it do.

Do a wipe in TWRP.

Install the ROM.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rmvw:
Oke thank you

I will swith this week
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ChronoWerX:
For update from 27/01 we can dirty flash or have to factory reset?