yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
Correct...if Google doesn't include it in AOSP, you won't find it here.

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
I get popping and cracking via the built-in speakers when the screen is off and music is playing. I have seen this before on other ROMs. I believe it is because the default Minimum CPU Frequency is set too low (100mhz). I installed Kernel Auditor and changed the setting to 200 or 300 (CPU -> CPU Minimum Frequency), that seems to remedy that issue. Make sure you turn on "Apply on boot" to survive reboots. There's other settings you can play with, be careful though. Have fun..
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Venzent:
T700, latest TWRP (2.8.6.something). Tried different Gapps (also the recommended Benzo). Installing ROM, wiping caches, rebooting, installing Gapps. All kind of combinations tried, but as soon as wifi is active and trying to start the playstore, it FC's with "Google Play Services stopped". I have an old backup of de 1212version, so going to restore that and doing an update from there, but prefer to have a clean install.

Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Chinaboy5216:
[MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION]: a thought and question:

Would it be somehow possible to add the Gapps you used or integrate it directly in the rom zip? I really have no idea on this.

It would probably save a lot of install headaches if it were possible.

As said just a thought ...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
I read only rebooting and am asking myself how often I have to tell to NOT reboot.

Only reboot to recovery.

If you have rebooted then the only solution would be to

Ask google, they will kill me if I would do something like this.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Chinaboy5216:
Ask google, they will kill me if I would do something like this.

Oh ok, hmmm it is a pity though.

Thanks for the reply :o:o

Love the rom by the way :good::good::good:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Venzent:
tried both ways fo rebooting, as well to the desktop, as into recovery.

So what is the suggested way?

Wipe,

install rom,

reboot into recovery

Install Gapps,

system reboot?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] el_infor:
Thanks for your suggestion.

i followed your steps very carefully and after flashing gapps and rebooting first thing i see is Setup Wizard has stopped and Gplay stopped.

No luck for me :(
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
This is a known issue and it can be resolved by:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64222494
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
try flashing a full latest official samsung 5.0.2 Rom - only this has fixed my issues.

copy supersu 2.52 + opengapps pico version to the sd (hay un link en el op)

then install recommended twrp from op (via AP in odin)

install 3 zips in twrp - latest rom + supersu + opengapps pico (at once; works fine).

wipe antes y despues.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Isr@:
Any update on the camera bug? This rom is awesome and with the camera will be perfect!!!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Venzent:
Awesome, that did.

Followed both the OP steps as the steps in the link, and viola, it worked.

You made my day.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] el_infor:
thanks for your suggestion, but my problem with the Gapps is only with this rom

i tried before 5.1.x (PACMAN, etc..) roms, other ROMs based out on stock.. and never had this issue before.

regards
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] el_infor:
coool!! it worked this way!!

I think this workaround should be added to the OP in case anyone might face the same issue.

Again, thank you!

regards
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] twhansen:
Amazing ROM. Super silky smooth and wonderful to get rid of the Sammy bloatware.

Is there any possibility of incorporating an advanced reboot menu in the ROM? With Boot to recover, Reboot, etc.

Regards.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
This question was recently asked/answered. Please read the following post and it's replies.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=64992084

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mouldy.beer:
You can add advanced reboot features by using an app like Simple reboot or using Xposed framework and Gravitybox MM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] achmetinternet:
Thanks for the work, Schischu. But the fact, that it doesn't support exFAT kills it for me and I have to stick to CM12.1 which supports my 128GB card.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mouldy.beer:
My impressions after 48 hours with this ROM on my T705Y.

Firstly this is a fantastic ROM. Smooth, fast and stable. Installation was easy and trouble free following the steps in the OP. I installed this after using the official CM 12.1 for the last few months. The CM ROM had issues which meant I had to flash the radio separately to get mobile data. With this ROM is worked straight away.

All my apps work as advertised. Tumblr crashed regularly under the original Samsung ROM and CM12.1. Reliability looks like its improved under this ROM with only one Tumblr crash in a few hours of use.

I've installed Nova Launcher and Xposed with Gravitybox MM and no issues with either.

Battery life seems to be improved over CM and the tablet isn't heating up as much.

I'd love to see the camera working but it's not a deal breaker. I rarely use it but my brain keeps telling me its there and not working (shut up brain). Also the torch isn't working. I assume that's linked to the camera issue.

I'm keeping this ROM as my daily driver for now. A big thanks to the developers for their hardworking and for supporting these great tablets.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] LEE VUE:
Have an proble on T705

My t705 problem on Camera erro and speaker when calling please fix it. Thank you
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
I have a problem with users not willing to read, please read the thread. Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
Have you looked into Paragon's exFAT, HFS+ and NTFS support app? I've used it before with great success for NTFS devices. If you're interested, just search the Play Store for "paragon exfat"...it's free and might be all you need.

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] samwheat:
Very good rom but this update ruined my data ...

Setup Wizard stops ...

And i need to make a fresh install but my data is lost ( photos, documents etc)

Its my fault i m shure but just saying
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
How did you apply this update? An update shouldn't have required the Setup Wizard to run. Also, as this is a comparatively young ROM, you really should be making a nandroid backup before each update. Even if you never need them, it just gives you "peace of mind."

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jollywhitefoot:
Ok. Great. Thank you. I just saw that the date was like May 3, so figured it wasn't the correct one.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
No problem let me know if it works. I believe that was around the last time an update was done from Samsung to 5.0.2. So it might be the most up to date, unsurprisingly with the way Samsung works. Either way it works for the purposes of this ROM!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
I came from PhoenixRom

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s/development/rom-phoenix-rom-v1-0-t3222264

which required BOG2 bootloader, which worked ok.

http://d-h.st/tgIG
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Laykun:
Can confirm that the updated BOOTLOADER is what gets me passed the Samsung Tab S boot screen hang. Thanks guys! Used the BOG2 bootloader posted by Dnorris55.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jollywhitefoot:
That probably would have worked, but I ended up flashing a stock rom with Odin and updating through OTA until I was up to date, then flashed TWRP again and it worked just fine after that. Thanks for your help though.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
As I said yesterday, I will need the logfile if you have problems flashing. And binary failed is definitely not normal.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] tids2k:
hey [MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] did youc check the [MENTION=4405529]nvertigo67[/MENTION] 's commit files for the RIL.

also for the usb mount fix have u tried this - > mount -o bind /mnt/emmc /sdcard/external_sd ( make external_sd folder in /sdcard ) and then adding the entry in init.rc

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http://zidroid.com/how-to-fix-extsdcard-mount-issue-on-kitkat-and-lollipop/ the mount can so be fixed via this method

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http://zidroid.com/how-to-fix-extsdcard-mount-issue-on-kitkat-and-lollipop/ the mount can so be fixed via this method
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
Probably not cause with Android 6 the whole storage stuff has changed.

See https://source.android.com/devices/storage/config.html

However worth a try.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] calj17:
Please [MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] check T805 RIL files to fix LTE Data from CM12.1 and AICP10 roms for T805. These ROMs are provided by [MENTION=2287118]Nexorrr[/MENTION] and [MENTION=3788878]thermskin[/MENTION]

Enviado de meu SM-T805 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Zilliman:
I have installed "aosp-eng.ubuntu.20151102.195827.zip" on my Tablet is Samsung Galaxy Tab S SM-T805 with a 64GB SD card.

As soon as it starts it throws a number of error dialogs, something like "Unfortunately Exchange Services has stopped" or something like that. This happens a few times. Then it starts OK. But it fails to recognise the SIM, so I have no mobile connectivity, no telephone, and it fails to read the SD card.

I have reverted back to my original stock ROM, but I am willing to test whatever .
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Laykun:
This rom is so bloody smooth, I love it.

Things I have noticed :

* When Adaptive brightness changes it lags the whole OS during the transistion between brightness levels, even causng audio to stutter.

* There are infrequent audio stutters/squeals during youtube playback

* Auto-rotate takes a long time to recognise I have rotated the tablet.

Not sure if these issues are just because you had to enable a bunch of debug features?

This is all on version aosp-eng.ubuntu.20151102.215216.zip with a T800.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] benjmiester:
Sweet, it's out for my 800. I was so busy with 6.0 for my OpO that I forgot about it for my tab. Downloading now.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
I didn't take too much time last night to play around with the ROM, but after restarting I realized my previous comment of there being lag to be false. It's a smooth ROM, but I do notice a little hitch when using Chrome browser. This was the same way on SlimLP until I increased the CPU minimum speed. Might try that with this if possible. Also, anyone know how to get reboot options up using the power button? It just has power off at this point.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
Advanced Power Menu in dev-settings.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
I don't see APM there, first place I looked. T800
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] xenokc:
Is curious that StageFright tests fail as Android 6.0 should resolve. Due to different kernel? I have a custom Android 6 on Nexus 7 and no StageFright test fails.

Hope this gets fixed soon. Should probably test on all Tab S ports.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Bushcrafter:
+1 on the audio stutters/squeals. It occurs on both youtube playback and while playing music.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Hadi99:
Does anyone know how to overclock the media volume level, because the volume from the speakers is extermely low.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
Yeah, I do not see it there either. I believe since this is AOSP, there is no advanced power menu which is what OP alluded to as well.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rookie12:
[MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] flashed T700 build booted up fine WiFi works and SD card
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
:) I like the "peace in mind" verb!!!

Even more peace of mind: let twrp nandroid to an usb stick: you never know... ;) In deed: when you move to the dark side (developing and testing), it's good to know, to have a physical disconnected storgae for ypur nandroid... ...I've been there...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] samwheat:
Samsung S Action bluetooth mouse not working with the new update

- connected but no cursor

( type s Logitech keyboard its working )
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
the thing that on T705 a loudspeaker is used during calls (not the one adjacent to front camera), is not listed as a bug in the OP. It should!

The sound goes through the loudspeaker adjacent to the headphone and microusb jack.

the "toggle handsfree" button in phone does not work either.

it is clearly a bug, that is not resolved yet, and must be mentioned in the op i guess.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] samwheat:
Also tablet its not charging well ... Not charging or very slow charging with the new update for me
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
The best thing you can do then is to file a bug report giving the full details. It will get lost in the conversation otherwise. I see only two bug reports so far.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] torchwolfery:
my side...

so I installed this on my t705 following the exact instructions in the op... on first ran it is seriously smooth ... i swapped the play services for the one from apk mirror and had no problems... Ive tried every custom rom fort this device as i use it as both phone and tablet and i mean a lot of every day use... pdfs, audio files, video files the internet and this rom seriously has them all beat... sadly for me the sd card situation is a deal breaker for me.. mounting as internal makes the system unstable and laggy and even is i switch to portable the fact that my pc cant recognise it makes it quite unfeasible for me to use at as every day i need to transfer a lot of files too and from my pc/tablet... but thanks for the great work though i trully love the feel of asop on this powerful a device...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
I agree!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] totallyfreak:
It is only me or my 128 gig SD card is not recognized on this android version?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
TLDR..it's not only you. If you want more info about that issue with this ROM, search this thread for "sd".

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] 2stardiver:
I did upgrade newest ota over december version. Now it does with chrome after ~15-30minutes browsing couple times I get horizontally flashing lines and couple seconds after that whole tablet freezes. Then 1sec-1minute tablet reboots. Today it even didnt reboot but I managed reboot by somehow with pressing home, power and volume down button.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
see my post (with a photo) on page 155

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may i ask a quick question? searched the thread, but seems like this has not been asked yet.

I use firefox and wanted to install a popup-blocking add-on today.

for that, one needs to go to settings.

Well, firefox does not have a settings button on this rom! Google says that if FF thinks that tablet has a dedicated hardware button, then FF hides the software button.

The thing is, on my T705, the left hardware button does exactly the same when either pressed or long-pressed - it shows a list of running apps, while it should in one case bring list of running apps, and in another pop up settings. Anyone else has this too?

How this can be fixed?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Yo_MaMa:
I too would like to enable long press for menu
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
Firefox has a really stupid implementation. They do not really detect if the device has a menu button.

They have a weird check which takes the screensize and if it is voice capable. Cause if they would really check if we have the button, they would know that we dont have it!

So their FAQ states that any device bigger than 10" has menu button. But this statement cant be true cause you have a smaller device.

Anyways I implemented this longpress behavior for my other tablet (Note 10.1) and the menu button works in every app BUT firefox.

So dunno what to do.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
well, i guess this refers to a capacitive button (left to home), which counts as a hardware one (non-screen one).

i 've found a possible solution in google, but it seems for a previous android version, don't know where this menu might be:

The solution that worked for me was to go to :

Settings > INTERFACE - System > Hardware Keys > ADDITIONAL OPTIONS - Show Action Overflow > selected the check box.

Apparently the update on my device cleared that box. Menu now shows up as expected.
​
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
The way around this is to install Xposed and then download and install 3dot mod module. Convoluted yes, but will give you the menu button
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mouldy.beer:
You can fix this with Xposed framework and the 3Dot Mod. It adds the three dot menu back into apps that are missing it.

Edit: beaten to the answer by dknk99
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] 2stardiver:
I dont think that its need for soldering.why it didnt do freezing before upgrading...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Snow000man:
[MENTION=1210516]lisbon2004[/MENTION]

Do you think that the T805 has similar battery/hardware issue an that the heating problem in (all) custom roms is due to this issue?

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Currently I face severe heating issues. Yesterday the tab froze and it was very hot.

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( have not installed any tweaking apps except gravitybox on xposed). dont even have gapps.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
Well it might be (this is a hardware issue, which - in theory - should not be related with custom roms, only with moments of high power consumption). There have been several T705s with this problem and it has been fixed with proper soldering of battery contacts. It is very likely that T80x suffer from it too, but i can't comment on it.

there's even a thread about it on XDA, with LOTS OF fotos of the issue:

(Tab flickers, becomes very hot, reboots on battery under 30%):

This problem obvious comes from cracked battery connector. It may cause hot or even burning smell. Re solder the battery connector will fix it permanently.​

It's not an issue one would think about normally when flashing roms etc - so i suggest to have a look at it, might be the cause in your case (or may be not)

It looks like a hardware time bomb designed to make you give up on your old tab and buy a new device after the warranty runs out.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
Install for the better

I would like to humbly suggest an update to your install instructions. We who have been reading/following this thread have noticed the common issue of many users seeing google services crashing on the initial setup. I have discovered that Step 5 is causing the issue: "Reboot to Recovery. Else flashing GAPPS will FAIL!".

If you ignore Step 5, the install process goes just fine, no google setup crash. I just ran the install 2 times to make sure, no problems were found with gapps crashing on initial setup... Just a thought...

Using the latest OpenGapps package as of today..

SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Isr@:
You're right!!! although will be nice have the camera working lol

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But even with the issues this is a great rom !!!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
Thanks, this is the first time I read the real cause why it fails.

Unfortunately at least for the initial installation it is necessary to do this.

However I do not understand why this should be a problem at all.

Could it be that this step is misread and instead of using the Menu Reboot->Recovery people are using

Reboot->System or the hardkeys and then reenter Recovery?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
I'm not sure if they are misreading Reboot-> Recovery. But, I understand what it means. If I do that step (5), then gapps will crash on initial setup. I did a complete wipe before installing (3 times today), so I "think" this would qualify as an initial installation? No? Who knows exactly though.

You may be correct for an initial installation, though that seems unclear as well. If the next person who has gapps crashing again I would tell them to redo the install steps and skip Step 5. It's a strange thing for sure.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
Hmpf, that's a bummer. Don't understand why but ok will add a note to the OP.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
If you look at some of the solutions myself and other people have been giving to users with gapps crashing:

This is a known issue and it can be resolved by:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64222494

Follow the steps exactly and it should work just fine...

Essentially, the fix is to wipe, reinstall the rom and gapps and not rebooting to recovery after installing just the rom.

I'm guessing it's gotta be permission issues with "MM/gapps/ runtime-permissions.xml" after the rom has been installed and then rebooted to recovery and before gapps is installed. Why? Not sure, requires lot's of digging around....
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
i never rebooted (always was installing Rom + SuperSU + gapps at once - using ADD ZIPS button), religiously wiping before and after, and it always worked fine. I did not copy opengapps to a directory (as suggested in the OP), because checking for the update, never created that directory. So far so good.

So the version of guide that worked for me was:

Flash TWRP 2.8.6.2 or higher using odin.

[*]Reboot into recovery.

[*]Go into wipe menu. Select "Advanced Wipe". Check Dalvik Cache + System + Cache + Data and wipe them.

[*]Don't reboot just yet. Go into install.

[*]Flash aosp-XXX.zip + SuperSU + Gapps at once (using ADD zips)

[*]Go into wipe menu again. Select normal wipe.

[*]Reboot to System

I guess a recovery might matter - as the twrp downloaded from their website, did not recognize EFS partition, and the TWRP recomended in the OP - did recognize it, so that's the one i used.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
So you did the install steps but omitted step 5 (reboot to recovery after ROM install and before installing the rest). Good one, you missed out on all the fun...:)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
i was "having "fun"" with modems, trying various ones, after being stuck with 2G, so was really looking for whether 4g would appear or not after each flash, and didn't care about gapps. It turned out that procedure actually was sufficient.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dknk99:
Looks about right, Step 6 would be optional in my opinion.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] schrodinger56:
Whenever I flash this ROM on my T705 I get the message that the SIM Card is not detected and neither is the SD card. Am I doing something wrong here?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisbon2004:
Very likely. I have T705 and both sd card and sim card work fine.

try flashing a full any official 5.x firmware from samsung.

if everything works fine, flash this rom again.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ¿GotJazz?:
Hi - I have been using Xposed with this awesome ROM (It's been working great!) on my T800.

Whenever I install a ROM update, I have been first uninstalling the Xposed Framework v79 in Recovery Mode, then installing the ROM + stuff, then reinstalling Xposed Framework again.

Is it necessary for me to do the Xposed uninstall / reinstall each time? I suspect I would at least need to reinstall - not sure about the uninstall step.

¿GJ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
Skip uninstall, need to reflash.

SM-T700