yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
i think so as long sa you have the lollipop bootloader, i also did come from cm12.1 and i think this rom is more battery efficient.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blackadder666:
Ok, how do I check which bootloader I have. I think I installed cm12 when the tab was on kitkat.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Settings > General > About Device > Android Version. If it says 5.0.2 you have the correct bootloader. If it's 4.4.x, you have to upgrade the bootloader before flashing Detox.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blackadder666:
My Android version is 5.1.1, so on that basis I must have a lollipop bootloader, is that correct
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Correct.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] riker147:
Yeah... A few of us have that problem. Unfortunately it's not everybody (including the dev) so there really is no way to fix it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] krwlng:
Such a pity.

I got around the problem by installing another email client and managed to setup exchange.

Does anyone have any idea how to sync calendar entries from my exchange to tab s without the official email client?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kipue:
You sure about that? Isn't this the Android version (since it is CM, it could run on 4.4.4 boobloader, no?) and not the bootloader version?

I'd advise to flash the LL bootloader anyway, cannot do harm, no?

(anyway, the result of wrong bootloader will be a bootloop so no real problem here)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Now guys read the quote again. "Installed cm12 when tab was on kitkat". I recommend flashing the LP bootloader since your unsure and most likely, you haven't flashed anything with Odin yet since you were on cm12
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Good point, and you're right, there's absolutely no harm in installing the bootloader.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
Just to verify, you can not flash this rom from CM12. You need to go into your recovery and wipe everything, install a bootloader through odin, then flash.

I had the same problem and posted a solution.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] krwlng:
yeap

i manually setup domain, user id, password and mail domain

still doesn't work.

i'm gonna try re-flashing.

if that doesn't work, i'll probably have ti switch to ironrom cause i need exchange calendar to be functional.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] acdbrn2000:
This is a personal (non work) tablet for me so I keep only my gmail on this tablet. The thing is that exchange accounts can be set with different levels of security. Is ot possible the people who are having issues share a layer of security that the people who are not do not share? I am also not sure if the removal of Knox and all the security enhancements that it entails might or might not play a part, but that would involve me knowing a lot more about how the integrated email program functions that I currently lack.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] riker147:
It's not just an issue with Exchange, it's also Hotmail.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blackadder666:
Thanks for that, not done anything else yet , tab was charging overnight.

I did use the CF auto root, that was end of last year. Then installed cm12 when they came available, think that March.

So no harm in flashing the bootloader?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blackadder666:
Sorry, didn't see your post. Could you let me see your solution

Thanks :good:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Just have to read the OP. It's all there.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blackadder666:
I have read the OP, it says to install bootloader, then wipe via recovery and flash rom. But RoyBM said wipe everything in recovery then install bootloader,then flash.

I just wanted to clarify first
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blood_talon:
I had the same issue so I eventually enter manually for hotmail pop3 server and everything is fine.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Always go by what the OP states:

1 - Make sure that you have the latest version of TWRP flashed via Odin from the link above.

2- Place the ROM Zip file 'TWDetox_v3.0.zip' in either your phone internal storage or external sd card

3-Reboot into Recovery (TWRP)

4-Make sure that System is Mounted in Mount, Tick System Checkbox

5-Now go to Wipe, Advanced Wipe, and tick the following checkboxes : Dalvik Cache, Cache, System, Data then swipe to Wipe

6-When this is done, go to Install, search for 'TWDetox_v3.0.zip' and Swipe to Confirm Flash.

7-Let the flashing process be.

8-When this is done, flash SuperSU zip you've downloaded after my ROM.

9-When this is done, choose Reboot System; you're done

Without knowing your knowledge level, if it doesn't make sense to you, you might want to take a step or two back and read, search, google all things about Android, rooting, consequences of, I could go on and on. I'm not just saying this for your benefit but for anyone else who reads this. Too many users do things to their tablets/phones without really understanding what their doing and don't know how to get themselves out of a jam when/if something happens. Let me just leave you with one word: NANOID. So often overlooked and yet the single most important thing you should do on a rooted tablet.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ggallardv:
I liked a lot this ROM but...

I just installed this ROM and ran smooth by I got a couple of questions.

1. Why I lost space in the bottom of the screen (screenshot attached)

2. Is anyone experiencing issues with the touchscreen, sometimes is like doesn't respond or a huge lag.

BTW great ROM

I cannot add screenshot but there is a big space at the bottom of the screen in the main screen that I can use. I got a tab s 8.4 WiFi

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blood_talon:
The lack of space is due to the tab A launcher. Must be because Tab A has a lower resolution than tab S, that's why I prefer the original launcher. The only advantage that I have found is the S Planner is better that way than on the magazine of the Tab S launcher.

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Thanks, mate but it didnt work :(

I will dig some other ROMs and search for the right folders/libs.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DUHAsianSKILLZ:
Can someone provide me with their systemui.apk, secsettings.apk, and framework res.apk so I can work on a custom theme for this rom. Thanks! I'm unsure if there is a bug with the layouts, but it's work a try.

-DUHA
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] filebug:
i would suggest in next build change the CCode line in nvram.net. change "ccode=GB" to "ccode=ALL"

located in /system/etc/wifi to enable the 5ghz range
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
Yeah, saw your comment about it yesterday, already done and will be in changelog, as well as the us region in prop build :)

Little update : New build is looking good and fixes pretty much everything. It just took me longer to decide wheter it was a good build or not because of a minor overheating bug that came to life with my fix lol because of some stupid wakelock but been running this latest build for the last 3 hours and the issue is gone.

The new build is also lighter (old was 891MB, this one is 765MB), I was able to clean Touchwiz further more without compromising anything.

Last thing I'm doing at the moment is adding extra code to implement the 5 way Reboot menu. Won't take long.

I think i'll upload it in an hour or so. :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
Would love to see you make a grey AOSP like theme for my rom :D Here you go mate good luck :) : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23991606952597934
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
so i let this sit over night in standby/sleep mode and the battery drained almost 30% without use and having power saving mode activated. On KitKat I could leave it alone for weeks with light use and see way less of a battery drain.

I started looking online about it and it appears a lot of people are experiencing battery drain issues on 5.0.2.

Im sure it has nothing to do with your custom though basic086, but an issue with Lollipop 5.0.2 in general on random devices.

How would I go about getting back onto KitKat if that's an option?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] atoy74:
When you say that does that include the need to still flash stock before continuing with your ROM?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] danny19901:
Hopefully we see a T705 version
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
You only need to flash stock lollipop once to get the right bootloader. Even when you go back to CM12 and you wanna come to my rom, you can flash the zip no problem without having to flash stock lollipop through odin because no matter what you do, the stock lollipop bootloader still remains in your device from that first time you've flashed stock lollipop. I don't know if that makes sense but I hope you guys can understand what I'm explaining :p

The only people that had issues booting my rom were people that only flashed stock Kitkat through odin on their device and never ever flashed the new stock lollipop. So their device only ever saw a kitkat bootloader and it turns into a kernel panic when they try to flash my rom. Once the update goes global and people get it OTA, this won't be an issue anymore. Hope that made more sense :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
Yeah, you're right, it's not my rom that causes this drain, it's 5.0.2 in general; imo it's the worse Lollipop update google has ever released. Don't understand why Samsung can't make a leap to 5.1, they only reserve the good updates for their latest device (galaxy s6/edge) which is understandable in a business model, but for us consumers, it's a real pain in the ass.

But still tho, never got 30% battery drain overnight with my rom. That sounds like some nasty wakelocks that you have installed on your tablet. If you want to go back to Kitkat, easiest way would be to flash IronROM custom Kitkat, it's a really great rom, was my old daily driver. But believe it or not, you do get a significant performance boost on Lollipop, interface wise as well as in games.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] d1egoaz:
Great rom, thanks ?

Looking forward to apply the fix for fingerprinting.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
Uploading and gift :d

UPDATE : Alright lads, TWDetox v.1.02 is ready to be uploaded ! It is currently uploading on Mega :D

But those of you who can't wait (I know I couldn't :crying:), here is the Update 1 Official Fix for the Wifi and Fingerprints bug. And guess what ? It's only 1.5MB :victory:

DOWNLOAD HERE!

Just flash this without the need of wiping anything. Enjoy :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] clandestino123:
thanks very much!

Please let us know if/when the SU prompt/grant issue is fixed.... I'd like to reinstall with this fix.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rcloke91:
Is the new build still uploading? link in OP is to first build at 891mb. Just wondering so I dont flash the same build :D
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] maxq1:
on the nexus and LG LP forums, it's been reported that 5.0.2 has a "buggy" interactive governor (which i think is the default). switching to conservative (albeit, ideally, it's not the best choice among the 2, performance wise) supposedly rectifies the lags and batt drain issues w/ interactive. i've been doing so on my LG phone ever since the LP update and i'm a happy camper :)

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i would like to know this too, especially if i want to go back to a KK TW-based rom. i'm thinking you have to go back to a KK bootloader as well. i'm just not sure if Odin will let you
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
Yes, you can flash back a stock kitkat rom via odin, it will just erase the LP bootloader and give you the KK one, which means that if you wanna come back to my LP stock rom (or any LP stock roms), you'll have to flash a stock LP again through odin. I think your best bet is to keep the LP bootloader and install a stock kitkat rom like IronROM, so that you don't ever need to use odin again when you want to come back to my rom :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] basic086:
And apologies for the delay, my internet ****ed up while I was away and now I have to reupload the rom again :mad:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] clandestino123:
Don't worry about it mate.

Does the Rom include any other fixes, other than your "update 1" zip?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rcloke91:
Yeah seriously. Take your time, my friend.

I was on the fence about keeping the Tab S or sticking with my N7 2013, but your rom was the smoothest and longest-battery life one I've tried--now I'm sticking around!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] clandestino123:
Yep, agree with you rcloke91.

In terms of smoothness and useability, I really feel that the difference is noticeable.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] maxq1:
yup. confirmed it from ashyx, one of our resident experts, as well:

on another note, attached is the LP bootloader from the swiss fw. no need for dl'ing and flashing the whole stock fw.

USUAL DISCLAIMER/S APPLY/IES.

quick instructions: extract, flash the extracted md5 file via odin ("bootloader" only for 3.9.x, "BL" for 3.10.x - i recommend using 3.10), money! for more (and the guide i used. do thank the OP please), go here. tested on my t700, still on a KK rom. your bootloader should now read T700XXU1BOD5.

still torn between this rom and giving up xposed and skyhigh kernel :(
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] blackadder666:
Thanks for the advice, I'm certainly not an expert but am fully aware of the consequences of getting things wrong. I feel comfortable with the process but needed clarification from those more knowledgeable than me.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ggallardv:
The TabA launcher is good and looks nice but there should be an option to increase the resolution to match the Tab S.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
i dont actually know haha. but i think if and when you've updated your stock ROM on lollipop you'll get the bootloader, otherwise if the stock rom of your tab has never been updated on lollipop, i think you need to flash a stock lollipop rom in order to get the bootloader.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Freeddi:
[MENTION=6035715]basic086[/MENTION]

Please please please port this one to SM T800. I can be a Tester when you search one.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] butler0607:
I really like the ROM - Good battery life and very smooth, apart from relatively frequebt reboots. This only happens shortly after opening an app, and always follows the same routine - a quick graphical glitch of a white line or two flashing across the screen (always in the same place), follows by a few seconds of correct functioning and then a reboot. This will always repeat at least ince shortly after boot. Does anyone have the same issue? Haven't seen anyone mention it? I'm guessing Basic would need a log to do anything with this info, so if someone tells me how to I can post next time it happens?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Search for catlog in the Playstore, but it sure sounds like a hardware issue you're having. Hopefully I'm wrong.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] butler0607:
Thank you, now I wait for a reboot, open catlog, pause it, save it, and post it on here? What log level should I post when I do have a problem?

I would agree with the hardware side, but it never happened on any other ROM (or maybe I just don't want it to be hardware, so I'm burying my head...)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DKM119:
Actually this has happened to me a few times, most of the time when I wake up the tablet and there are application running on the background.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] TheGoD:
I never had a reboot on this rom in the three weeks (?) I used it this far. At least as far as I remember. But I wouldn't expect some catastrophic hardware problem just yet, on the KitKat custom Rom I used with custom kernel I had a random reboot every second day or so.

That just sound like a normal GPU bottleneck which is to be expected on a tablet with a not that so great GPU and a very high resolution screen. I doubt that deactivating one core would decrease performance as much as down clocking 25% for example.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Kholargol:
It looks like the loose battery connector problem. I had it too but harder. Freezes and reboots (with flickering screen just before reboot) especially when battery percentage was under 70%.

I opened my tab, unplug then re-plug the battery connector and now everything is fine !
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
hi, ive downloaded the rom and the file isnt a tar.md5, i wanted to try the rom but what should i do? should i rename the file?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
What you should do is read the install instructions in post #2 (as well as the OP) It's spelled out step by step. Know what you're doing before you do it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
ive succesfully flashed this rom, i just want to flash a stock rom on my device, ive flashed mine the korean version but some of the words are in korean even if my settings are in english. ive downloaded the US version using the link given but my concern is that the file is just a file, it isnt a tar.md5. im just asking what should i do with the file.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Misunderstood. That's an rar file which means it needs to be unzipped to get the "probable" tar file. I say it that way because it would never come as an rar compressed file, so someone has recompressed it. You can download it directly from Sammobile.com if you want to be 100% confident.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
its ok no worries hehe, well yes its in rar file and i extracted it and the file inside is just a file no tar.md5, can you give me a link of the us version in sammobile? i cant seem to find one. thanks mate.

BTW, i love this rom, hopefully the developer will update it soon. thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
I was just going to reply, I downloaded it to and saw that it doesn't have the tar.md5 extention. To be fair, I've never bothered with Kies, so that may be what it's for. Anyway, here's the Sammoible link: http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/download/47569/T700XXU1BOE3_T700XAR1BOE1_XAR/

Be prepared for a 90 minute download time unless you pay for the faster service. :)

Edit: BTW, if it helps, what I did was make a nanoid of Detox, odin'd the US version just to get the US bootloader. Then I odin'd TWRP back and restored my Detox nanoid. Unlike some other posts I've read lately, I have never had a random reboot on Detox. It's been running smooth since day 1.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
detox runs smooth on me too, i just want to try some stock firmwares on other countries because since i've updated my tab on 5.0.2 my led flash works only if you reboot my device and a day or two will stop working again. i need to reboot it again on order for it to work, when im on detox my flash will stop working after an hour or so haha. its not a big deal but it kinda irritates me.

Anyways, i just need to flash this through odin. i think i downloaded a us version from other website and odin says it fails, tried it second time and it fails again. the korean version works. the website is samsung-updates . com
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Adding bootanimation support to Detox v3.0

Special thanks to my friend [MENTION=1042140]tdunham[/MENTION] for telling me what had to be done.

Steps to add bootanimation support and a custom bootanimation:

1. Do a nanoid. Failure to do so, won't get you any support!

2. In system/bin folder, rename bootanimation to bootanimation.bak

3. Copy this bootanimation file to system/bin and change permissions to match original. (RWXR-XR-X).

4. Reboot.

5. Copy bootanimation.zip to system/media. Change permissions to RW-R--R--.

6. Reboot

7. Profit.

Note: Files attached below. I had to zip the bootanimation file to upload it. Unzip bootanimation_file ONLY before placing it in system/bin.

Note: This bootanimation is from my S5, I resized it to 1600 x 2560. If you're familair with bootanimations, you can create your own.

Note: To reverse, delete bootanimation in system/bin and rename your original, then delete bootanimation.zip in system/media.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
I compressed it into a .rar file. The .tar is inside.

Its the official US rom from Kies, and is untouched with all bloat.

Not sure why it has no extension though :/

EDIT: actually found another folder with the same file but with proper extension. Ill re-upload it, because i know sammobile sucks for downloading on a free account.

Updated File: 5.0.2 official unbloated kies

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347758248
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Hey guys,

I have run into the frozen video on Netflix issue again, and I think I have found a repeatable sequence that always leads to the problem. I know it's not a ROM specific issue, but I thought I might ask and see if anyone can replicate it, and then I might find a way to send it on to Netflix (I have a friend that works there.)

1. Start watching a movie on Netflix.

2. Pause said movie

3. Now allow your tab to sit, untouched, until the screen turns off and locks. (I'm using a finger print scan, but I don't think it matters)

4. Unlock your tab, open Netflix, and select the same movie from the "continue watching" list

5. Video will freeze within a minute while audio continues to play.

6. Close Netflix, kill it from a task manager, and playback returns to normal.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DKM119:
Talk again about this Netflix issue is like beating on a dead horse, it a issue with the Netflix app on lollipop... it will be fix when Netflix do a update on their app.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] d1egoaz:
You can flash this "stock" us rom from twrp

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=60897186
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Well if anyone would care to try it, and let me know, feel free to pm me your results. T.I.A.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] clandestino123:
Just tried this... I set my screen time-off to 30 seconds but Netflix remains active...

that is - the screen does not lock.

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In other news, I'm planning on going back to 2.01 later tonight... basic086, don't you dare release a version 4.0, 5mins after I re-install all my apps. :p
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kerwin0228:
thanks mate.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] PrevailNow:
Ext SD card not accessible

After installing this ROM, I found that TiBu is unable to access the ext SD card. Can someone help me find the solution to correct the security permissions for ext SD card access? Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ramer:
Search the thread, the answer is within.