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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
There's certainly no problem posting and discussing issues with the ROM, but if you're looking to actually have any significant problems fixed, I wouldn't hold your breath. There is no active development going on, not even security patches, and no one is stepping forward to take it over.

Personally, I would not use this ROM on the security patch issue alone, even though I once was a big fan of it. You may do as you please, of course, but my conscience compels me to warn new users of the situation.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
If somebody wants to compile this ROM with the Latest sources and the December security patch its welcome (I don't have the ability to do it sadly) because this ROM except this is very stable and I would use it again if a new build is pushed :) thanks everyone :highfive:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] roselanguste:
I agree! But I don't expect much, in case there are other very good 6.0.1-ROM's on XDA for this Device! I change to one of them in the next time!

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You are right, of course!

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No offence! I mean it not Bad!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kaodd:
no prob bro, i was thinking about the newbies :highfive:

i'm on RR6 now, stable enough for me
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] roselanguste:
Yeah, I also was going to install RR6, but then I have noticed that it is only for SM-T800 (WiFi), and I have a SM-T705 (WiFi/LTE), and so it is not a ROM for me!

But I have seen a CM13-Unofficial and a Vanir-AOSP6.0.1-Unofficial here on XDA what look's stable enough for daily use, and now I thinking about wich one I try first!?

Best Greetings!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kaodd:
Ooopss :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dricacho:
Hello everyone!

I tried the steps below and after step 3, my SM-T700 is stuck on the android boot animation. None of the buttons are responsive. It's been at the boot animation screen for several hours now. I don't see a way to pull the battery from it. Should I just let the battery die or is there a more effective way to restart the tablet?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jmatkowsky2:
Just installed this and all I can saw is WOW! Extremely snappy and responsive. Samsung should be ashamed of themselves from taking a great piece of software and making it worse. One word of advice. After installing each zip file in twrp, reboot back into recovery to install the next zip. Otherwise no gapps will show anywhere like play store, Gmail etc and there will be no setup walk through on first boot. I Wasted time downloading different gaps versions. The T800 tablet is 32 bit so use the ARM not ARM64 gaps. Good luck! I also recommend downloading Xposed and Gravity to tweak things. Cheers
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dricacho:
Managed to get the tablet restarted into TWRP from being stuck at the boot animation. Now the only issue I'm having is that no matter what I do, I keep getting the message: "Google service has stopped". I'm trying to add a google account so that I can download my apps from the play store. I have Google Play services ver. 10.0.84. Also tried clearing data/cache from apps/settings, same result....Google service keeps stopping. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Namoi:
Did you flash gapps just after the rom (ie without rebooting inbetween) as it looks like the permission issue one get if one don't flash gapps just after the rom.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dricacho:
I did both. I first flashed gapps after the ROM w/o rebooting and also after rebooting back into recovery. Both methods yielded the same results. I also ensured that I was downloading the correct GAPPS for ARM (not 64). I also tried different variants: stock, mini, micro....same result. I gave up and ended up flashing AOSP 7.0 by malosasha, so far so good.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] damienloh:
Does it support F2FS?

I have succesfully flashed it to working but the FS is ext4.

Wondering to change it to F2FS.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] brycegreen:
Play store crash on purchase.

I've been using this ROM for about a year and loved it, but now everytime I make a purchase on the play store I get "Unfortunately Goole play store has stopped". I can dowload free apps and update everything fine but whenever I try to make a purchase the play store crashes. Does anyone have an idea of what I can do?

Before you ask, I have cleared cache and data for the play store and play services, removed my google account, reflashed GAPPS, and set up a lock screen security. Nothing has worked so far.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ¿GotJazz?:
Yes it supports F2FS. I tried it on my SM-T800 for the supported partitions. However, I never noticed any significant improvement at all, and when my SM-T800 ended up crashing after an O/S update I had to go back to ext4 to get the tablet running again. I lost everything that was stored in my F2FS partition as a result.

In my opinion, there isn't any real benefit, and potential data loss by going to F2FS.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
I had that issue once a long time ago on a different device and ROM. It was solved by downloading the latest GApps and flashing via recovery. I can't say that will help on this ROM given the security patch situation, etc.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] brycegreen:
I did a clean install with a newer GApps and that resolved it, I have no idea what caused it.

I have not been active in this thread for quite some time do you mind telling me what the security patch situation is, just that it's old?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Man, I hate being the bearer of bad news. You need to read up. I would recommend getting off this ROM as soon as possible.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] brycegreen:
Okay, I have read for a few pages and I see the patch is old but I'm still not seeing what the big issue with it, just less security? Will I have any repercussions by continuing to use it?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
I would certainly avoid using any apps that require security access. For me that would mean, among other things, no banking apps and no email. You probably aren't a lot more at risk than with the updated patch, but with each passing month that the patch is not updated, the risk increases a little. Because of the nature of my day job, I have certain security requirements that I must meet, and once we are more than about 2 months overdue for the patch, I just get a little nervous. I use my tablet constantly at work, and keep a lot of confidential client info on it in spreadsheets and such, plus my logins for my work email, etc. If I ever got hacked, I would not just be out of a job, I would likely be I some legal trouble. Your situation may be different, and you may be able to accept a different level of risk, though. As I've stated before, I just feel like I should warn those that choose to use this ROM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] brycegreen:
Thank you very much for this, I appreciate your detailed response. I will take your recommendation seriously as I don't require the security honestly, but I do value my security nonetheless. I'm going over to stock MM now that I see it's available for my T700, hopefully that goes as smoothly as this ROM. This ROM is still the best thing to happen to my device, I used as my daily for over a year. Thank you to [MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] and everyone involved.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Kev1121:
Hello,

I have a problem with the fingerprint sensor when creating another user.

On the second user profile

:

The fingerprint recording is done correctly but can not be used to unlock the device.

I can not delete the fingerprint in the settings as well.

Everything is OK with the main user account.

Thank you
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyalQuality:
A3 2016

How can i know that i have updated to marshmallow succesfully?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Falcon204:
Is this Rom source still available on github? I would like to do my own private updates on this Rom with security updates . This rom by far has to be the best rom I've used on my T-800

I'm a noob so still learning as much as I can but I know I can get it once I figure out how to get the source on github if it's still available :o
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Yes. Follow the link on the o.p. The ROM in it's current state is still there.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Falcon204:
Thanks amateurhack, got it rolling now. Just did a noob mistake and forgot to do the repo sync command ? ... I'ma learnin lol

Thanks again and happy new year
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Thanks for taking up maintenance of this ROM. It was great while I was using it.

If you decide to distribute your updates, please start a new thread.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
It would be so great ! I'm using this ROM ATM . Without any doubts, it's the best and the most stable ROM for our tabs (no stock based) . Everything is working (the only no TouchWiz based rom that completely support fingerprint) and good battery life, very fast, etc.. you know all of that ;) .

Just one thing is missing and would be great if [MENTION=3521508]Falcon204[/MENTION] update this ROM (thanks you so so much) is just add reboot (and reboot recovery) option in power menu, ATM only power off . (Can use Xposed or an app but great if there by default) so good luck [MENTION=3521508]Falcon204[/MENTION] and your work will be useful for a lot of people. Thanks ! (I would love to donate but I don't have PayPal BC im not 18 yet :) )and of course this is in case you distribute the update, you are not forced to make it public :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yash.thakur:
Hey everyone it would be really helpful if someone told me the issues with this rom ..using t705 exynos version ..thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] AnION0:
I use this rom but don't see any issues.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yash.thakur:
Would this rom run perfectly on my t705 device ..sorry im asking this .,i really want to be sure ..thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yash.thakur:
Would this rom run perfectly on my t705 device ..sorry i m asking this again ..i really need to be sure ..thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chibot75:
Perfectly? I'm not sure that stock even considered as perfect!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
So, once again, I will post a reminder that this ROM is not being maintained and has not had the security patch updated since August. Use at your own risk.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] AnION0:
It's not as terrible as some speak. Keep calm and enjoy this rom, old security patch isn't the first apocalyptic horseman. :D
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
It still is the smoothnest rom, and this is the most important..
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yash.thakur:
Is there anything that doesn't work in this rom ..like call functionality etc ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
And, as I have starred before, you are welcome to use this ROM, but I fell it is my moral obligation to make sure new users are aware of is status. Another developer has offered to update the ROM. Hopefully he well decide to share his work.

And in other news, it's always a good idea to thoroughly read the thread before using any ROM.

My PSA service of the day is done. Happy flashing.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] AnION0:
Indeed.

No. Calls work well.

It seems he gave up the thought to update it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Falcon204:
If any dev's could help me out on the build error I'm having with this Source it would be awesome. I'm about to pull what little hair I have left on my head trying to find out why it keeps failing to build the Rom.

I posted a question/problem in the Q & A section but no one has replied.

See it here.

[url]https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s/help/make-failed-to-build-targets-t3536843[/URL]

If anyone can help me with this problem please comment on the Thread above so not to over run this Thread. :good:

I was able to fix the error myself , problem solved :D

Thanks,

Falcon204
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] xdaq:
Is it possible for us to patch the latest security update for this rom by ourselves?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
Why is that important to have latest security update?

What exactly is the problem with virus etc? If we don't use ebanking etc do we have any problem?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
These are great questions!

I'll give both of you some direct answers, but then I feel that I should make some observations.

1.) Yes, you can update the security patch yourself of you know how to download the relevant repositories and build the ROM yourself. That is usually done by developers who maintain the ROM, so of you know how to do that and decide to take it on, then please share your work here so we can all benefit.

2.). Realistically, your chances of being hacked on an outdated security patch are minimal, but they are not zero, and they do increase as your security patch gets older. Stealing login information, draining bank accounts, etc. is the most obvious risk that would affect you personally. But there are other risks which are more insidious which may not be as apparent such as running cryptocurrency-mining software in the background which would soak up resources and battery power, or turning your device into part of a bot network for DDOS attacks.

My observations are these, and I'll try to be nice: you need to read, read, read, and understand what you are getting into before you install any ROM. You need to read the _entire_ thread, and study up on anything you don't understand. You need to read arstechnica.com or The Verge, or Android Central, or any one of many other tech news blogs _every_ day so that you know what the new risks are, and you know what that security-patch thingy does.

When I got my first Android, the Samsung Epic, I studied and read for 6 months before I rooted it, and then I studied and read for another 6 months before I installed my first custom ROM. I knew I wasn't going to become a dev, but I knew I needed to make sure I understood the risks. I was a total noob, but I was the best sort: overly cautious.

That being said, carriers and manufacturers are notoriously slow at updating the security of stock ROMs, so maintained custom ROMs are often MORE secure than stock.

But, it still boils down to: if you don't understand the risks, don't install the ROM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
For me, the reason I think up to date Roms is important, is mainly that the ROM using the latest Android sources , I agree that security patches is good but not absolutely necessary and extremely important
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
Some times updates rom sources are heavier and slower, especially with old cpu like our tablet has.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] davioxx:
Hello ! Simple question as i havent been able to find the answer, is this build compatible with T705M?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
I'm using Lineage 7.1.1 with no speed issues. Using AOSP or Lineage usually doesn't cause problems like that since they cut all of the bloat that comes with stock ROMs. And, even though the Tab S is I've two years old, it compares well, spec for spec, against the newer tablets. Even the Tab S2 doesn't offer much better performance and the screen isn't nearly as nice. Maybe that will change this year, but for now I wouldn't be afraid to try a newer ROM.

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There a link to the t705 ROM in the o.p.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] davioxx:
My device is a T705M while this ROM states t705.

I need to be sure as sometimes Samsung's last letter means Qualcomm or Exynos variant.

Regards
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
All of the LTE variants are Qualcomm.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] deadman96385:
Not true only the US LTE variants minus the T-Mobile one are QCOM, T705M will have limited support on T705 it will boot but your telephony will most likely not at alll. I am currently working on a tree for it that will have working telephony.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] davioxx:
Thank you deadman, I can gladly help test on my T705M Exynos variant as I would indeed need telephony,

Regards
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Thanks. I stand corrected.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mac231us:
Hello davioxx, I sent you a PM (private message) Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mattykellyuk:
Been trying to get this rom to work for about an hour. Always getting the google service crash, tried the reboot during install and not, also tried the gapps from july, the one in the original post and new versions. any advice would be gratefully received.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chibot75:
Have you tried a clean install?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mattykellyuk:
Hi

Yeah that's what's I have tried with the above techniques. Pretty gutted cos when I did load up without happen looked really good.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
There was a bug on some of the lollipop and early marshmallow ROMs where you needed to reboot recovery before installing gapps. So try a full wipe, then flash the ROM, reboot recovery, then flash gapps, then reboot system. Make sure you have the latest gapps too as using one that's even a month old can cause problems.

If that doesn't work, I would say you probably need to Odin back to stock and start over. If the stock ROM won't work, then there are other (probably hardware related) issues.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mattykellyuk:
Thanks for the advice. I have tried all above and currently on Vanirasop which is working well so I'll stick with this.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Glad that's working for you. I'm not sure why this ROM wouldn't work then. At least you know it's not hardware.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mattykellyuk:
Thanks. Could it be related to f2fs? I haven't reformatted to f2fs but have seen it talked about.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
You don't have to have f2fs to use the ROM. I only have my adopted sd card f2fs formatted, and I was able to use this ROM before I adopted the card.

I do know that you can't dirty flash between this and Vanir or any other CM/Lineage ROM. But you didn't do that, so I have no idea. I take it you've checked all your downloads to make sure they aren't corrupted. If so, and you did a full wipe and clean install with the latest gapps, then I have no idea why this ROM would have problems while Vanir would not.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] martastic:
Bluetooth problem

I rooted my galaxy tab s10.5 LTE t805 and everything went smoothly but i cant use the multitasking feature anymore. Is there a way to get it back? Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] martastic:
Unroot

Also id like to know how can i find out which firmware i had as id like to unroot my tab!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
You can find you're latest firmware on sammobile.com

I would suggest you go back to stock now, and don't flash another custom ROM until you are willing to read about it first... And I mean, like read about what AOSP is, what the features of different versions are, and then read and understand everything there is in the thread about the ROM you want to flash. Sorry for being a little harsh, but if you had done those things, I doubt you would have chosen to flash this ROM.

But since you didn't do those things, here's the answers to your inquiry.

This ROM is out of date, and no longer being maintained. I assume that you actually meant multi-window, not multitasking. This ROM does multitask, but multi-window is not supported in this version of AOSP.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Wisenos:
that rom brought my tab to life (t705w) but now sees it like a t705 and lost my IMEI

only concern are the capacitive button stays lit permanently
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] martastic:
unroot

should i unroot through odin?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
No need. Flashing the stock ROM will wipe your system, and you won't be rooted anymore.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Nisseh Beh:
Thanks alot for sharing this, seems to be working :) U DA REAL MVP
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dedenz16:
thanksss....
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] FeixxFeixcc:
Hi I wanna know it is stable enough for daily using

Does mobile data working? Does fingerprint working? does it have other bug or issues

Please reply me:o:o, I'm bored with the stock 6.0.1
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
Everything working but it's very old and out of date, try nougat ROMs like lineage but no fp on them
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] FeixxFeixcc:
Thanks for reply
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Jeevvert:
I flashed this and really liked the bootanimation, but flashed something else after. Is there a way to extract the boot image files from the unflashed files or do I need to reflash and copy them?

Or maybe they are online somewhere? I found one on a boot animation site, but that one was not for tablets apparent as everything looked weird.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] c3rb3r:
Rom work on bootloader mm?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
Why mm BL wouldn't work on a mm rom?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Sourabh Peruri:
What do u mean by major issues on t805? I heard that camera is not working properly. Is it solved? And what about 7.0 issues for t805? Is the sim and YouTube issue cleared?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] maz izaackovich:
ooppss..

NO MORE download link..? is this thread closed..?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
this old abandoned thread should be deleted or locked.

NOTICE TO EVERYONE: THREAD CLOSED ! The coder for this Rom is gone a long time ago.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] vecna:
I am building a t705 image right now, if all the source is still there , and not to many build errors, will post an alternative download location in a few days. According to the posts here this is the only t705 asop rom to fully work ( vanir comes second but fingerprint not working for me , and no fast charge ) am looking forward to trying it !
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ofehmi:
Does anybody has this rom somewhere ?any download links ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Mujja:
I have two copies of the T800 Wifi ROM, still using it daily on my tablet.

20160712

20160805
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ofehmi:
thnks but i have a t700

i think cant flash this to my t700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ofehmi:
Tried but not flashing
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] vecna:
I compiled a t705 varient of this rom here https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s/general/rom-t3637750

The t700 is virtually identical, but you would need to modify the eddify script to get it to flash.

I suppose i could compile a t700 version but have nothing to test it on.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] maz izaackovich:
glad to see that there are still many developers like you try to rebuild this abandoned AOSP. And more if you could add an option for us for modding its notification bar, delicious launcher than trebuchet has, substratum support to theme it, or maybe a lil bit interesting icon for this AOSP..

I hope I dont too much asking :D:D

surely waiting for your AOSP build, see ya, and thanks :p:p
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] richyg81:
I have T700 zip uploading now: aosp-eng.ubuntu.20160904.215242.zip

This ROM has served me well for a year now. I refuse to update with out xposed so I'm sticking with this one for the time being.

Q: has anyone found a newer ROM which also supports xposed?

Edit: https://mega.nz/#!g58HnAyZ!9SluPCxhv_rLtt9OsApfXZWeejqWIXB6WN7o8RNiSzY
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] maz izaackovich:
i guess i can flash it on my T705. just add flashing "modem" .. am i right..?

will report back if i find any issue