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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
this is a debloated rom, so no kids mode. But i'll add it with aroma in the next release
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Thejungle:
LOL funny title - I wouldn't call anything TW-related being "pure". Good one!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] sxg75:
Hey basic086 many many thanks for this wonderful rom and the love for T700!

short - but not so seriously meant Q - any chance to build something like this for note4 N910* ;)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
I'm going to answer that one for [MENTION=6035715]basic086[/MENTION], If a developer doesn't own the device, it's nearly impossible for him to build it. What you need is someone who knows how to code ask [MENTION=6035715]basic086[/MENTION] permission to PORT the rom to that device.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
dont let the door hit you on the way out :D
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Thejungle:
I am so sorry, I had to say this! :P
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jedskie:
Hi,

This is actually working quite stable-y on my T705 and so far the only genuinely good rom for this tablet. Great job and big thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] commanlin:
Thanks to [MENTION=6035715]basic086[/MENTION] with this wonderful ROM. Even it's beta for my T705, I feel this ROM gives it a new life. Never experienced such smoothness on my T705. Fortunately I got the beta ROM before [MENTION=6035715]basic086[/MENTION] decided to temporarily took it down until it becomes stable. Looking forward to the stable version to come.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nutley:
Does anyone know how to mark emails as unread, it's driving me nuts :/
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Try this: Using this great new thing called Google, type into it's search bar "How to mark emails unread in (whichever email app you're using)" Don't put the quotes and find your answer.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rookie12:
Agreed
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nutley:
Brilliant, what a tool you are! I've searched loads and wouldn't have asked the question here if I had found the answer.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
First of all, this thread is about Detox, not about an android app. But being as I'm going to embarrass you by finding the answer, tell me which email app you are using, since you neglected to state which one it is. Hint: Gmail, Inbox, stock Email app? Yep, I'm a tool but at least I know what I'm doing.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] sxg75:
Just relax, It was meant with a smiley. :good: When speaking of the Note4 - a great device! - yet checking one thing on user side very quickly: You get totally fed up with all this bloat. So after prepping my wifes T700 with this rom... was a wonderful fast & lightweight experience. I would wish that other developers might jump unto this train.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Hey dude, I did. It's no big deal, but I still had the issue. I'm sorry that my post upset you, and I see that I could have phrased it a little different and not come across as presumptuous. My suggestion was meant to be helpful, and I did get the info about setting it to allow by reading/searching the thread, which should be obvious since that tidbit wasn't in your directions at the time. After a while though, I was able to set it to prompt with no issues, just not initially for some reason.

And man, ninety pages in a thread is nothing for development on a ROM like this, and there's always going to be people who ask annoying questions. Take a deep breath and relax. You've got a great ROM going. Don't let the little stuff get in the way of enjoying the results of the great work you are doing.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nutley:
The issue I have is with the stock email that comes with this rom, hence the reason for posting here.

If you think I am going to be embarrassed you are very much mistaken but feel free to do as you like if it makes you feel better. I just asked a simple question and have no wish to fill this great roms thread up with a load of drivel.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
You win. I was wrong. There is no "unread" feature of the stock email app. Still (and not to start a war), stock apps are not rom related, so the question really belongs in the Q&A section for Tab S. Have you considered trying a more full featured email app from the Playstore?

Again, I'm sorry, but if you've been following this thread, over half of it could be deleted as not related to Detox. Truce?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nutley:
no dramas, I over reacted. This is the only rom with the s6/Tab A stock email in it i believe but at least i'm not going mad and the option doesn't exist any longer, what is wrong with Samsung removing that?

I'm pretty sure basic mentioned somewhere that the next build would have the Tab S stock version option in the next build so happy to wait for that.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
I know, but I hear the same thing everyday, it just gets on my nerves lol, don't you think you'd lose your tempor if people would tell you the same things every single day ? In your case, I appreciate your feedbacks, because they were actual feedbacks. Most people don't give me feedbacks, they expect me to fix and upload my release as soon as I can.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
the mark as unread is there, if you look carefully, the 3 dot menu button is in white, just a porting issue that will be fixed, it's on the far right at the top :)

No need for fights :victory:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] riker147:
Have you tried long pressing on the open email? When I do it a menu pops up at the top with an envelope with a check mark on it. Pressing that marks it as read or unread.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
You seem like a good person, and yeah you can use my Tab A ported apps and try to make them run on the note 4 and see if they work. If they do, have fun and create a custom rom. I'm just asking you to mention me once in your thread, that's it :)

Looks like some russian c unt ripped off my apps and posted them in the Themes and Apps section anyway, it was bound to happen, well this is XDA, nobody owns anything, so I'm not surprised at all.

I hope the apps will work on your note 4 :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
OMG, I kept thinking "where is the menu"? It didn't seem logical that it was so basic.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Hey, I can completely relate. I mange a group of about 300, and I get asked the same questions over and over every day. I delegate, but since I'm always in the trenches, they always seek me out to ask. [sigh]

I don't know your background on xda, but you should go check out the wreaking mounds of rotting flesh some of the threads for the old Samsung Epic became, especially the CM-EpicMTD. I used to beg them to start a new thread with new instructions and faq, because no one could reasonably search those entire threads, especially across multiple releases. But they refused. Lol. Inspiration.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
I know right, basic086, so basic, get it ? :cyclops:

And if you can't find the menu in other tab A apps, it will most likely be the same white menu inside a white interface :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
Ugh, I love XDA but sometimes this place turns into a real kindergarten lol
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nutley:
oh my life, there it is and so obvious now! That'll teach me to turn up the brightness :)

Apologies for the aggro.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ccieslin:
Anyone else having issues with poweramp crashing while browsing your library?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Demonaire:
Hi [MENTION=6035715]basic086[/MENTION], I am not sure why you removed the link for t705, but I fully respect your decision to do so. On the other hand, I have been using the beta-t705 build and it is the best TW lollipop build I've tried on my t705! If you ever decide to build it again in the future, I am sure many users here, me included, would be very grateful for that. If not, I would still like to thank you for your amazing development for the tab S!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MohamedN:
I think he did remove it because a lot of users seemed to not fully understand what the word beta is!

So I think it will be back when he finds the time to come up with a stable build.

Sent from my SM-T705
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] andrea0807:
It has been removed support for the SM-T705?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MohamedN:
Reading is a lost art!!!

Sent from my SM-T705
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] andrea0807:
Pardon [emoji16]

Inviato dal mio SM-T705 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MohamedN:
Look one post above your question..

Sent from my SM-T705
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
But that's too much work! ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Ok, I just gotta give a big kudos to [MENTION=6035715]basic086[/MENTION] for the awesome work on this ROM. I'm three days in, and I keep thinking I'm going to make a bug report, but then, like almost every good ROM, things smooth out after a couple days. Here I am, I've been on my tablet for darn near 12 hours straight, my battery is at 50%, and everything runs like it's on hyperdrive.

If I find anything, I'll let you know, but it's looking real peachy right now.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] koimr:
I know, been on this ROM since the first version and have absolutely nothing negative to report. :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] acdbrn2000:
I wouldn't say there is nothing negative.... but the difference is that any slight issues are easy enough to explain or look up and see that it has already been reported. So I don't have anything to report other then I prefer this to stock touchwise in every way possible.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] will6316:
Netflix seems to work on the US stock rom. And the battery last a lot longer. Maybe it's a region thing with Netflix
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] marcosdavy:
TTS

I can not use TTS, can anyone help me activate it? .

Everything else is working fine , it's amazing the performance of this ROM!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Tavocampana:
Not have to do either with this rom or to the region, was a problem of the Netflix app
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] d1egoaz:
As an workaround, if Netflix had this error, you would have to go to the Smart Manager widget (you have to added it first) and then click on "Clean All" button, after that, Netflix works flawless.

I think is a memory problem.

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On my tablet is working, try switch it on at the top of the settings.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
I might agree. I had intermittent problems with Netflix, and it seemed to coincide with issues with superuser. I ended up clearing the cache, and reinstalling superuser beta, and then, mysteriously, I have not had anymore issues with Netflix...or superuser for that matter. Not sure what happened with my initial installation to make those issues crop up, but they're all gone now. There were no Netflix updates in between, btw.

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And what the heck is this 60% battery at 7pm? Might as well call it "Wicked Voodoo Black Magic Kickass ROM."
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] will6316:
Every lollipop custom rom I've tried had freezing issues with Netflix. So I just rooted the US base rom and no freezing issues whatsoever
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] uzi132:
Loving the rom. Battery is great and overall performance is smooth.

One thing, though, is anyone else having an issue using the flash while trying to take a picture or simply to use as a torch?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wiradhaksinarga:
Still Waiting Stable versiin for TM705

Totally agreed with [MENTION=4999257]Demonaire[/MENTION], i still waiting your great rom for TM705. Cause with your beta version for TM705, i my self, already tested on my TM705 and it was great result. Though it was beta version, some missed here but it was great.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Daniel Smedegaard Buus:
Thank you, too! Very good to know about the physical overvoltage protection unit — nothing to worry about then :D The tablet did get very hot when charging though, on that other firmware. I actually removed the tablet TPU cover as a couple of random reboots made me think it might be heat related. But, it could just be the fact that I've taken to playing a lot of Clash of Clans lately ;)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mangbhoy:
Right ... so it's been 30 minutes since I've flashed it and it's stuck on the samsung galaxy tab S screen ...

I'm coming from the cyanogenmod rom and I installed this rom via the TWRP recovery menu and flashed SuperSU as instructed.

Any help please?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jocko6872:
Did you flash the lollipop boot loader with odin?

If not that might be the reason?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mangbhoy:
Omg, thanks ... I made a noob mistake ... I completely forgot to flash bootloader ... D'oh!

It's working now, thanks for the help :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jocko6872:
Glad it's working ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mangbhoy:
Hi jocko, I'm having another problem:

Now it's stuck at "Android is upgrading ... starting apps"

I read from the original post that this is normal?

(this has been going on for 15 minutes now)

*update* right ... going back to my backup for now, will try this again tomorrow ...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
[MENTION=1042140]tdunham[/MENTION] released Popup Browser with Launcher for the Galaxy S5, being as I know and trust his work (and I just did a nanoid), I tried it on our Tab S and it works great. Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jocko6872:
It worked for me doing almost the same as you I came from bliss pop

It does thanks a long time to boot but not that long after it says starting asps though?

The main thing I miss from bliss is working soft keys when I enable them on this room they disappear below the screen in landscape so I used xposed to enable pie controls

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] acdbrn2000:
Clash of Clans is either not well optimized for multicore, calculating the meaning of life while you decide the placement of defenses, or is actually more demanding then the graphics and gameplay would suggest since it does seem to hit the cpu fairly hard for most of a play session. Oddly clicker games and one finger death punch seem to be worse and hearthstone far far nicer.... no clue as to why.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] b3ltazar:
Kernel source

http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=sm-t700 is this the kernel sourcecode for lp? V4a

By the way i love this rom the samsung music player layout is much nice than the original....
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mangbhoy:
Okay, so I decided to flash the stock Korean LL rom then followed the rest as written in the first post ...

and now it reached the home screen finally.

Hopefully no more problems
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] PunkOz:
Let's hope to see support for T800 WiFi anytime soon since I believe it's easy to develop for WiFi models.

Great ROM, waiting for T800 port!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] PrimeExE:
Can it support T800

I was wondering because some rooted phones can support roms from other models and I have T800 so I was wondering if it was possible or if someone can make this for T800 model please and Thank you. :p
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Daniel Smedegaard Buus:
LOL :D I actually noticed that Clash seems to more impacted with regards to responsiveness if I disable cores than if I reduce the CPU clock. In my opinion (as a developer IRL), it's magnificently well made. But yes, it's a battery hog, but my tip is to reduce clock speed before disabling cores if you wanna save battery ;) But whatever you do, it'll run very well on even the weakest of configurations. :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] acdbrn2000:
I never advocated disabling cores since 9/10 times on android that causes more battery drain and less performance then just lowering clock speeds. As for it not being well optimized the fact that it runs the same at most clock speeds but tends to use as much processing speed as it can with no tanganle difference (same troop limits, maintenance people, ect...) and the fact it keeps those speeds pegged fairly high most of the game session (so the extra speed is not going to battery power savings) makes me wonder where the extra processing power is going.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] IDios_AztecaI:
Bootloop

Hi, i came from cm12.1 and i could not use your rom, i have tried at many ways to use it, but always the Tab start in the first load image and after a couple of hours the tablet is in the same conditions, any idea?:confused:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rookie12:
What conditions i also came from cm12.1 but i have no issues at all
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] IDios_AztecaI:
I wiped system, cache, etc and the flashed the rom, and rebot the Tab, but until now the system is not chargin I'm facing a Bootloop, i'm afraid to turn off the Tablet and try to rebot again, how did you wipe and flash this rom?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rookie12:
I just did a wipe dalvik cache,cache,system,data and then installed TW detox
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Pills_e:
But did you install the right baseband and modem? Because if you haven't used stock lollipop on your tab a before then it won't have the right baseband and modem.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kipue:
Hi, as mentionned earlier, update the bootloader as per instructions in the 1st/2nd posts.

That will fix your issue for sure, and won't affect CM12 and other roms.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zaoltryence:
Great rom so far, im using the t705 version smooth as ever.. one bug i found my tab now is not able to find bluetooth devices.. anyway not that much of a big deal keep up the work dev
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Iceman248:
For the TM-700, would this ROM be considered as stable as the the stock ROM or at least close to it?

I need stability for this tab, yet hate all the crap on the stock ROM.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Extremely stable. Haven't had any issues (except of my own doing) Even running Xposed and extreme battery saving techniques.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] drharder:
Running this Rom as is without using xposed and am finding the battery and performance great! No issues.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Better than stock, imo. No lag, and not as many app freezes. I had my Tab S for 4 months, and had not intended to put a custom ROM on it. But I couldn't take how slow it seemed, and my battery life was ok, but I felt that it should be better. I have been a long time fan of CM, and tried that first, but CM12.1 nightlies were very buggy for me, and as I understand it, are not yet optimized for The Samsung processor. This ROM is amazing. Runs fast and smooth, and the battery life is crazy good. I guess that's what happens when you take a stock ROM and kernel, and remove all the garbage a manufacturer loads with it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Anyone know if we have custom bootanimation support? I don't see the standard bootanimation.zip in system/media.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] trinathaniel:
Contacts?

Whenever I attempt to open Contacts in the settings it crashes. Also, is smart manager supposed to automatically be integrated? Is integrated is it apps that were installed.

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Scratch that. I found Smart Manager, but whenever I click Details on anything it crashes and either say Settings or Smart Manager Stopped Working.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] acdbrn2000:
This is a known issue if you had used the "Search" function you would have found out what I am about to tell you.

The special apps like smart manager do not exist natively on the galaxy tab S and to get them and other tweeks to run Basic86 is using a modified system base. So some things in system crash and apps that do not usually run on a tab s only work to a point.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] trinathaniel:
The first thing I did was use Search but nothing showed up. Does that explain Contacts crashing and my inability to load my Samsung account? I tried downloading it from Aptoide but when I go to Accounts it wont let me log in without a sim card.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Iceman248:
It's doing the same thing to me, actually to quite a few people, even on different devices. It seems like it is not a big deal from what I could gather.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] trinathaniel:
Samsung Account...?

So just for the record, its impossible to load a Samsung Account (and everything that means)?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
is this right?

Hi, ive successfully flashed this rom and one thing i noticed on the interface, my homescreen has got some large space between the dock and the homescreen itself, same as in the app drawer, there a large space under the apps. i cant post pictures as i am a new user. is it supposed to be like that? anyways, the rom runs good, no bugs so far. thanks!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Demonaire:
Yes, this is a known problem, since the launcher is ported from Tab A. Our developer is aware of this, and he mentioned that he would fix it eventually. He also said that a 3.5 version might be coming soon, let's hope it could be fixed then [emoji6] Oh and in 3.5, we might even be given the chance to choose between Stock or Tab A launcher during flashing! So one way or another this gap problem will be gone soon, we just have to patiently wait then.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
OH i see.

Ok, at least i know that i didnt do anything wrong while flashing. well we just need to wait haha. i can just use some launcher. thanks for the reply.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nickizm:
Wowww, I'm really liking this rom. thanks sir :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gsw5700:
Coming from iron rom, I just can't get Apex launcher to work, tried wiping 2xcache but no good. Widgets not visible when added, press on a app/folder and it just dissapears without starting, hmmm, any ideas anyone, would love to try this rom
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blood_talon:
Thanks for this ROM. I prefer the original launcher. Would it be possible to post it somewhere or give the possibility to chose for the next update?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
I pulled the stock launcher from my T700 base. If I remember it's called magazine launcher. Simply copy the magazine launcher folder to priv-app and see how it goes. https://www.dropbox.com/s/verym4vfxklby78/T700 Stock Launcher TW.zip?dl=0

I'm not sure what basic named the Tab A launcher so I'm guessing it might be called something like TouchWiz home 2015. You may need to delete one of those. I'm not fully sure
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] krwlng:
Anyone has any issues adding exchange email accounts?

I've tried adding my work email as well as my Hotmail address and they both bring up the same error.

Setup could not finish.

Device activation failed.

I managed to add both the accounts on my s6 with no problems. But the tab s is giving me issues.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Demonaire:
I am using 3 exchange email accounts concurrently and haven't had a problem yet. Did you use manual setup to enter the right server address, user name etc? Coz I think the automatic detection doesnt work well with exchange accounts.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nutley:
I've had the same problem, albeit on on other versions, I had to re flash to resolve it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blackadder666:
I'm currently running cm12.1, have twrp 2.8.5.0 installed. I'd like to try this rom, can I just go to the second part of the install.