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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] muzzy996:
Hopefully Sbreen can confirm but I think you're right; this ROM is being built upon the stock SM-P900 ROM and as such has the same basic system level features or lack thereof.

For example the ability to change an application from full screen to a window by swiping inwards from the upper corners of the screen that is observed on the Note 4 is not something that can be ported over to the Note Pro. This is probably the single biggest feature I want on the Note Pro. It saddens me that there has been no KK update from Samsung for other devices that has the feature. I'm guessing the fact that we haven't seen it elsewhere may mean that if it does come it will be in a Lollipop update.

Kinda kills me to have better multiwindow support on a tiny device like the Note 4 and not the Note Pro. I get that they wanted to raise the bar and all but in the end a 5.5" screen has no room to put 2 apps and a keyboard on it so true multitasking on a phone is not really practical. Hopefully they'll port the functionality to the 10" and 12" tablets where it should be (as I type this I have no idea if any other Galaxy tablets have it, just that we "pros" don't).
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] canezila:
Totally agree
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
I don't see how the note 4's functionality is better than 12.2, it's exactly the same except for:

1. on note 4, you can't set long press back to kill app AND use multi window normally at the same time

2. you can't invoke multi window or pop up via s pen on note 4

so if anything, I would argue it's better on the 12.2 without even considering the screen sizes to begin with

regarding tab pro, I have an idea to restore auto rotation which I will try soon if no one else gets to it before me:

1. while on tab pro stock ish rom, backup the kernel with Flashify

2. install/restore to this rom

3. restore the kernel
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] muzzy996:
See here, go to 1:29.

http://youtu.be/uhxfMLjJSDA

That is not an option on the 12.2.

I agree with you on #2 but I'd rather have the full-screen to window mode feature than pen window. For #1 I could care less about long press to kill, takes too long so I use GMD Gesture control for that and have 5 finger pinch to instant kill an application, however I do miss pulling out the multiwindow menu from right edge on my Note 4 too.

Probably best to see what the next update brings (stock note pro, not hyperdrive). hopefully it's a mix of features so that we gain the good parts of the Note 4 without losing functions.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
it's scary to think about but the note pro is getting close to a year old, let's hope Samsung doesn't abandon it too soon :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don_Zakaria:
Just flashed the rom on my P900 and it seems very smooth so far. thx a lot
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
wait, wouldn't 5 pinch interfere or conflict with the palm gesture for screenshots?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] canezila:
Hello.

I am having an issue with the screen not wanting to come back on at times.... But the back and recent buttons lights up as well as sounds work.

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Do you know what I should look into to help the screen come back on? Thanks
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Zugshad:
Honestly have not yet had this issue. . Not sure. You using any 3rd party lockscreen?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
in my past experiences I have known 2 things to cause screen delays: kernel bug, and incorrect bootloaders

though I haven't seen or heard of this problem on this device from kernels (or anything for that matter), nor have I heard of old bootloaders causing any problems on this device... and my BL is NIE

maybe maybe he tweaked wakelocks on this or an older rom / kernel?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don_Zakaria:
Some problems with youtube app freezing and the device is getting warm, this didn't happen with the stock rom.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Red Underline Spell Check???

First and foremost, THANK YOU!

I had high hopes for this tablet when I bought it 10 months ago, but lacking the AOSP red-underline spell check has rendered it mostly unusable for me as a communication instrument. Ironically / pathetically, I use my $150 Chinese Kitkat phone for all of my emails because I make fewer typos.

I am really, really hoping that "Spell Check Mod enabled" means un-crippling the AOSP red-underline spell check. Immediately after installing Hyperdrive, I tossed some gibberish into an email and it was not flagged as I had hoped. Is there a setting that I have missed? Should I have installed with one of the modded kernels?

Please advise me on how to enable the spell-check.

Hopefully I just missed something during installation in my excitement! :fingers-crossed:

Again, thank you so much - I can see that this has been an enormous effort.

Steven
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] sbreen94:
Yes i have "uncrippled" it if I'm getting what you are saying. Go to settings/language and input/spelling correction. Enable it there

Note you have to have the Google keyboard installed for it to work :)

Enjoy
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Red Underline Spell Check - still not working

I'm sorry to report that the feature is

still not working

.

To be clear, what I am so desiring is a

RED LINE automatically placed underneath all words the are identified as misspellified

(haha)- just like what I have with my $150 Chinese AOSP KitKat phone. But, I'm pretty sure we are already talking about the same thing, and so that brings me hope! I just don't know what I've done wrong.

Did I install the wrong kernel

? Too many keyboards? (see attached screenshot).

I have already offered a $100 reward in the Xposed Module Request Forum (just a few days ago), to anyone who can un-cripple the "Red Underline Spell Check" for me, and nobody has stepped up to the plate. Fair is fair; if we can sort this one issue out,

it belongs to you.

. Further, your status will be elevated to "GOD" and I will place candles around my tablet every night at 9:00, so as to never forget my 10-month enslavement to Samsung (not to be confused with Samson - different dude entirely).

As you can see in the attached screenshot, Google Keyboard is installed and Spell Check enabled.

I eagerly await your reply! :fingers-crossed:

Steven

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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Red Underline Problem - Possible Clue...

I have a suspicion that the the Samsung Mail app is the problem. I just installed one of my favorite apps - "Colorful Notes" - and the spell-check IS working there!

Is it possible that the stock mail app is interfering???

Steven
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
the kernel should have no involvement in the functionality of spell checking as it is a user level function.

I too have had issues with the spellchecker not working on most of my devices and their roms, whatever is causing the problem likely has no relation to root or any derivatives, including but not limited to kernel or (custom) rom

perhaps you do have too many keyboards enabled, or maybe in Google keyboard settings there's another box that must be checked?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Spell Check Working in Other Mail Apps....

Thank you for replying so swiftly! I semi-randomly chose and installed an alternate email app from Play Store - Aqua Mail - and the spell check works fine there. Since email is my primary means of written communication on the tablet, and the spell check is working,

I will consider this battle won!

I do hope that a fix will ultimately be found for the Samsung Mail app, as it is, otherwise, a good program... or maybe I'm just suffering from Stockholm Syndrome, having been a Samsung HOSTAGE for 10 months!

Scott, please don't be offended - everything else in your ROM is just heavenly gravy for me.

Un-crippling the spell check was the only fix I NEEDED. YOU DID IT!

:victory:

The candles shall be lit in 2 1/2 hours.

Steven

PS. The reward is being paid!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
the apps named Email and Gmail are Google apps, not Samsung. you will find them on your AOSP phone if you haven't deleted them
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
AOSP Mail

But, the 'Samsung' email app (also called "Mail" looks and behaves very differently from the AOSP email app (which I have in my cheap phone). I do prefer the Samsung app. Aqua Mail - the one I just installed - is obviously based on AOSP, since it looks almost identical. If I have to pay the $5.66 for their 'pro' version, to complete the 'fix', I will be happy to do it. I downloaded AOSP Mail from Android Police, but it couldn't/wouldn't complete the account setup. I'm not comfortable with the omit/include scripting in XDA GAPPs packages, and I don;t want to mess anything up with the Hyperdrive install. I would gladly flash/install AOSP Mail (it's good enough for me) if I could find a compatible/working zip/apk.

On a completely different topic, could you explain to me what the differences are between the kernel options in Hyperdrive? If they are already documented, perhaps you could point me in the right direction.

Thank you!

Steven

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Ok, are you saying that the Mail app that I've been using since I bought the Tablet - the one I've always thought was a Samsung app - is actually just Google Mail?!?! If so, then why doesn't the spell-check work in their own app?!?

Having said all of that, whether it's Samsung or Google, I maintain that it is NOT the same mail app as AOSP - which I know well.

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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
stock is going to be mostly as is out of the box, with only the essentials necessary for a custom rom (init.d, boot animation support, maybe permissive SEandroid, couple other things?)

custom kernels (anything other than stock) can or will have the more advanced stuff like overclocking, undervolting, additional cpu and/or gpu and/or thermal governors and gov tweaks, scheduler tweaks, additional filesystem support (NTFS EXT4 F2FS), RNG tweaks, all kinds of goodies that are not without risk to device stability.

you can find the exact details per kernel in their respective threads in the development sections like the one where you found this thread

custom kernels could also be based on AOSP source (more up to date) on certain devices and roms instead of the source provided by the device manufacturer
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Mail Apps & Xposed Modules: Questions

I have a few questions. Has anyone:

1) managed to get spell-check (red underline) to work inside the stock, Samsung Mail app?

UPDATE: I managed to sideload Exchange Services and AOSP Mail and all seems to be well -

including spell-check.

2) compiled a list - even informal - of framework modules that are safe/unsafe to install? This ROM leaves little to be desired in tweakdom, but there are one or two modules I wouldn't want to give up - for example, LightningWall, which is installed without any apparent trouble.

Steven

PS. Aside from a few eccentricities in the Tweaks settings, everything seems smooth so far.

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Thank very much for the useful explanation. Beyond preserving/extending battery life, I'm not concerned with performance tweaks. I'll stick with the stock kernel!

Steven
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
The "P900 Spell-Check" Thread! Or not.

Ok, I'm going to shut up now. I feel like I've hijacked the thread.

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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] raybit10:
NO... please don't shut up!

In other devices threads some would tell you to shut up but imo i think your doing a great job in reviving this sleepy thread and if dev's see his thread being attended he will keep coming back to us with support and updates, so... thank you sir and good luck with the "red underline" :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] eddhard:
Very true. I have been in hospital but just prior to going in I have flashed this rom and loved what I saw. Left my sodding tab at work so I haven't been able to play much but I'm back tomorrow. Can't wait to poke around some more. [MENTION=6208791]Phuyuk[/MENTION] you have kept me interested from my sick bed.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Fine Wine, an ambitious menu, and an empty restaurant.

Eddhard - being a Brit, you may have already figured it out - Phuyuk is offered to James Bond as a restaurant's finest wine, in Man with the Golden Gun. That scene made me laugh for 40 years.

About this thread, I must say that I'm a bit perplexed. There are other forums - P900 CM12, fo example - that are very much 'alive', with timely responses and interactions from the lead developer. At first glance, the HyperDrive ROM concept seems to fill in nearly ALL of the missing pieces in TouchWiz and leaves little to be desired in this tablet. I have limited desire to make 'tweaking' a form of entertainment; rather, I just want to make my tablet work the way it should have when I purchased it, and Scott seems to mostly share that vision... and has taken initiative to do something about it. The glaring Samsung deficiency in TW, for me, has been the conspicuously-absent 'red-underline' spell-check - without which the virtual keyboard is useless (again, for me). With this one small thing resolved, my mail signature is no longer "Sent from my Crappy Samsung Tablet." - as it has been for the past 10 months.

My tablet now works the way it should have when I bought it.

Life is good.

Steven

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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] jimbob_sf:
As soon as a LP variant appears, I'll make,my donations. This rom looks to awesome.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] nrage23:
He develops roms for several different devices at once. So he will not immediately respond to every one of your posts. It is also very tiresome to read your complaints about this device in every thread in this forum
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] muzzy996:
It took practically 8 months to see some development for the device and a bit of effort to get donations to get the device for this dev, so it's not a surprise that activity is slow.

I can't speak for others but for me since it took so long to get going I had done a lot of tweaks on my own such that there isn't much benefit to me to switch at this point from my tweaked stock device to this ROM. That will change when the LP variant comes out, at which time I'm sure I'll make the switch. Currently other developers are considering slowing down development of their samsung ROMs since rumors of an eminent LP update release abound, for some of them it just doesn't make sense to pour too much effort into developing a variant that is going to be abandoned soon. I'm looking at it this way too when it comes to testing, my efforts would be better spent on the version of the ROM that will have the features that I want which is likely to be the next version.

I'm really thankful for having developers like sbreen and look forward to using the ROM in the future.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
The Peanut Gallery

nrage23, your avatar looks like Cartman at Halloween. (?)

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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] muzzy996:
???

You asked why there was little activity and I gave some of my own insight. I didn't accuse you of not being thankful, I merely expressed my own thankfulness to inform sbreen and other devs that just because some of us aren't contributing by way of active testing we do appreciate their efforts.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] sbreen94:
First off, to everyone, there's no need to be critical, attacking, or defending yourself here This isn't a captain save a ho thread, it's a development thread for my work improving this device.

Also I'm sorry I've been evidently inactive and maybe I'm missing your issue. The spell check mod for tw, brings back spell check in most apps, but not samsungs own email app correct?

To me, if samsung disables something then it's most likely not going to work in their own app as well, however i can check it out and see if i can get it to work there. For now though, you can use a third party email app with spell checking working now if you want. :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] lpt2569:
Finally downloaded and running great...thanks sbreen94! Donation to get you the device was well spent! :D
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Wow!!!

Wow! That's GORGEOUS!!!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] lizzluv1:
Hello. First off I want to say that you for this app I really appreciate it. It is truly amazing! The only problem I'm having is when I try to select a color for the status bar I can't actually apply the color I choose. I am trying for a transparent status bar. Am I missing something? Is there anyway around this or anyway I can get a transparent status bar? Thanks!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Me, too...

I'm having the same problem. I can select color, density, etc, but there doesn't seem to be any way to apply the newly selected color properties. Only

Clock Color

has a "Press on Color to Apply" button... and consequently the clock is the only color I've managed to change, so far.

Steven
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] sbreen94:
You need to rotate the tablet to portrait rotation and you'll be able to set it. I have this fixed in my newer tweaks version :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Seriously? That's all there is to it?!?

Seriously? That's all there is to it?!?

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Steven
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] lizzluv1:
Lol So simple!! ? THANKS!!!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Tquarter:
Thanks for this killer rom. I have the tab pro and we are so lucky that your rom runs on our device. It is the best rom for performance and battery life. It's the best of both worlds, and with so many different U.I. options to choose from, I really can't see why anyone would run any other rom. Samsung should give sbreen94 a job!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Harry551:
why i can't see the clock on statusbar?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Tquarter:
Open hyperdeive tweaks and go to Status bar page and scroll down to clock alignment and select where you want the clock, and thats it!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] tomatende2001:
Hello. I love this work but have one problem: I need support for the app "Second Screen", because I use the Tablet often with a external Full-HD Monitor or TV. This ROM has the same problem like the Stock-ROM: UI crashed after loading profile in "Second Screen", so I have to use CM. But there I missing Multi-Windows, S-Action Mouse Support and many more.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] konan2010:
does it work for p901?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Jake789521:
Hey guys sorry for stupid question but should I wipe system as well? I have just used odin to flash stock rom as am starting from scratch

I noticed after installing Hyperdrive there are no icons for 'Power Off' etc. Is this because I deleted system?

Also your instructions say 'You Must Be rooted' , but doesn't your rom already have a Root, do I need to root using TWRP before installing Hyperdrive?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] muzzy996:
Sounds like that application has issues with stock kernel or system files. Just a suggestion but since this ROM is built upon stock kernel and system files perhaps your plan of attack should start with the application developer rather than this ROMs developer.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Quantra:
u should upload this on Galaxy Tab Pro 12.2 thread too

and ty for awesome work!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] wanchor:
battery not showing

Hi great room but I cannot get the battery to display, I've tried to change the style, the colour, etc the clock shows up as does the mui bar. The wifi does not show either.

Can anyone please point me in the right direction.

Thanks

Ian.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Tquarter:
I noticed the battery color was slow to change, so I scrolled back a page to the status bar tweaks, and pressed the circle in the top right corner of the page to restart the status bar stuff, and then the color changed for me. Not sure if it will help, but it's worth a try!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] gaganmohal:
Hi there. I am running it on tab pro as well, everything is fine but screen rotation, sensors and device vibration is not working. Is it working for you?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Tquarter:
I have vibration and the auto brightness sensor is working. I use "Rotation-an orientation manager" app. It can be set up on a per app basis. It's like rotation was never missing after it's set up. I even tried flashing the T-900 stock kernel but it didn't fix rotation. HEY! Maybe that's why I have vibration? I can't remember if I had vibration before that. It does seem like I get better battery life with the stock kernel, so I left it, but it may be in my head. I didn't do any testing to confirm that assumption. (Placebo effect)ha ha!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] tomatende2001:
Is not only with this app. All DPI-/Resultion-Changer have the same problem. I think the UI is set fix by Samsung to 2560x1600.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Jake789521:
Calibrating Accelerometer

Just a heads up to anyone who has problems with the Note Pro 12.2 accelerometer leaning to the left a bit (Like in racing games) , I found a fix online that should do the trick, basically it just calibrates the accelerometer so make sure you lay it flat. (Also this won't work if you disabled Auto Rotation for some reason)

Use a terminal emulator and type:

su
echo 0 > /sys/class/sensors/accelerometer_sensor/calibration
echo 1 > /sys/class/sensors/accelerometer_sensor/calibration

Make sure it is laying flat as soon as you enter the last line.

But this is only a temp fix, I have to do it again after coming from sleep, Does anyone know how to make it permanent?

Also unrelated question : How would I add icons to the Popup 'Power off' screen. It just has black circles.

BTW this ROM is fantastic, Better than Cizv and I much prefer it to CM11+12... Thank you!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Phuyuk:
Icons...

I agree. I'd like to put pictures of my girlfriend inside all three circles. ;)

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Now and then, I'm stumbling upon little 'nicities' that make me smile - like when the file manager launches FULL-SCREEN when I plug in a USB drive. Thanks again, Scott. :)

Steven
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] dodo99x:
Is there a way to turn off the red underline spellchecker?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] chadman:
:):):):):):):):)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] dodo99x:
It works all over the place it shouldn't. For instance, in PerfMon it underlines all the text...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Sterist:
go to Language & Input in settings, uncheck spellcheck

you may also have to disable it within your active keyboard's settings and maybe other keyboard's settings too (Google keyboard?, Samsung keyboard?) tap the gear for all of them and look inside for anything relevant
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] dodo99x:
Yup, that's fixed it. My particular use of my tablet doesn't require extensive spellchecking. The word suggestions on the keyboard is all I need. Thanks for the assistance.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] eddhard:
Can we have pictures of your girlfriend in our power menu as well??[emoji12]