yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
Just another quick update after applying the 12/12 OTA. I can confirm that the 5GHz WiFi appears solved with 4 lower and 4 upper bands available in the US (I suppose some routers might provide add'l bands...). Additionally, I wanted to specifically call out how great OpenDelta is, today's OTA having been my first experience with it. Provided you follow the OP, it really does make the update process quick and painless (no seriously...you really better read/follow the OP!).

On the subject of the mic, I did some side-by-side testing with my Nexus-5 and T800 using Field Recorder, a technically-oriented sound recording app. My methodology involved setting both devices next to each other and verifying that the recording app was showing the same sound levels from my voice on each device. With that setup, it surprised me that my initial recordings on the Nexus-5 sounded very soft when played, similar to my previous results on the T800. However, when applying progressively more boost in the recording app, the playback response on both devices sounded near identical. With 20db boost applied on the T800, playback of my recorded voice sounded perfectly acceptable. This somewhat less than scientific test leads me to believe that, contrary to previous reports (including from me...), the mic is performing nominally on the T800 using recent versions of this ROM.

As for other observations, both chainfire's systemless root and XPosed seem to be running very well. I've started loading back all my apps and will be testing out how well they function in the following days/weeks. Thanks again Schischu for all your effort supporting this family of devices with this great ROM. I hope that you're enjoying this project as a developer as much as we are all enjoying it as users. Keep up the great work!

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] meboy:
It shows your combined storage size when you plug it into your computer?

Okay, thanks. Not sure why it's not working here.

I'm afraid to transfer any apps, etc. to the sd card if it's giving me issues. Not sure what happens then if I need to format it back to Portable and continue trying other things.

I was going to transfer the movies, music and whatnot that was on the sd card before. It would not accept the sd card at all without formatting through 6.0. Portable or not. The same sd card which worked fine before 6.0.

Searching around the web and I'm not the only one but there is very little info so far with 6.0 being so new.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
Google's approach here is bizarre. Either option requires format by the os. Portable will be fat 32, probably the same for internal but I haven't checked. Portable creates a hex mount point and most apps currently freak out. Internal seems the way to go atm, for me at least. You lose the internal memory except that TWRP can see it. I now use it for backup, the 5gig odd is now free on the actual sd card. Will be interesting to see if they remove the encryption on internal and/or have a standard mount point for portable once MM had matured.

SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] koimr:
Just took the plunge, all seems to be working fine (still reinstalling apps).

T700, supersu and xposed installed.

Thank you OP. :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] nba1341:
Just out of curiosity is this rom include the android 6.0.1 changes/fixes?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
FYI, if you format as internal than it is formatted as encrypted F2FS.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] sml12:
Is anyone using texdroider_dpi with this ROM?

Is it working ok?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RolandV:
I was pretty content with this rom. It couldn't play mp4 files in VLC fluently. Audio ran out of sync in about a second. The lights below the keys kept on blinking, but in all: I could work with it until I decided to upgrade to a newer version of this rom. What did the rom do when I installed it?

- TWRP has been removed

- Although it said that SU was installed, I kept getting a message "tap to install SU"

So now I can't install the december 8 build....

I deferred install SU because my cable company detects SU and shutsdown the TV app. Now I wanted to install SU because I wanted to install TWRP again and guess what: SU fails and says I should use TWRP... Epic fail.

I hate ODIN.....
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ivanox1972:
I use, works perfect. Set fpi as wish. But, after any ota update you lose this setting and must change again...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] sml12:
Thanks. That is great news ... with custom DPI and phone calls, this could be the perfect tablet!

At about 124mm width it is still ok to hold in one hand :) ... (unlike the S2).
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ivanox1972:
yes...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] suviralu:
Is the bluetooth working on the latest version?

Trimis de pe al meu SM-T805 folosind Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
Yes, I have no problems with Bluetooth.

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No, this is still a 6.0 build with the October 1 security patch level (according to the about screen).
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] santa.phatt:
this rom supports t705c exynos version?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MUSTANG651:
Hi.

Does Hearthstone works for anyone on a latest biuld for T805?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ktimque:
Is there a way to get 5GHz WIFI working without changing the channel? I don't have access to the router settings.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
The 12/12 build provides an interface under WiFi > Advanced where you can set your country. Once that is done, 5GHz WiFi should "just work." You shouldn't have to make any changes on your router (provided it has been working with other 5GHz devices...).

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rizzotti91:
Hello, any bugs with this rom?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
While this ROM does have known "issues" (please see the OP and at least the last few pages of discussion...), it's safe to say that this ROM also likely has its share of unknown "bugs". Feel free to install it and help us discover them!

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BigLisy:
Nope, I believe it's been said that Unity engine is not "compatible" with this ROM, at least for now.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] meboy:
[MENTION=1317392]gscollier[/MENTION]

Just a thought. What size SD Card are you using?

I'm trying to use a Sandisk 128GB class10.

MM didn't say it was a problem and gave me the usual dialogs and options but it did warn me that it detected the card as "slow".

Either way.. I think I'll leave it as Portable. 16GB is tight but I don't want to slow it down.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
Samsung 128gig class 10. Ignore slow warning, means nothing. If the mount point did not freak out certain apps I would use portable. Internal is a great idea though just the encryption is stupid. No more trying to move large chunks of data around.

SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] motoman992:
This rom is amazing. Every google app runs smoothly, which i cannot say when running those apps on stock rom or even s6. I cant wait to see more improvements and bugfixes, thank you for this!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] TnK8iD:
Sorry maybe i miss it, but the infrared port is working?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] haimann95:
Another issue I noticed: In the stock rom you can use usb ethernet adapters to connect to the internet, which doesn't work in this rom.

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
Works for me on the T800.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] 2stardiver:
Strange behavior with 2015-12-12 version in SM-T705. Yesterday after I upgrade i charged battery full. I surfed evening and when I stopped battery was at 64%.

Today I came from work and surffed something battery was 59% when started. After about two hours tablet booted without warning battery was 43% this point. When it booted up it shutdown right away. Battery was 1%! I but it to charger and let charged maybe 5minutes and started. It shows 28% battery.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Yo_MaMa:
Clear your battery stats.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] 2stardiver:
Ok, thanks I will test it. I read that it placebo... :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] the_wookie:
Navbar?

Sorry if this has already been discussed but I have searched and was not able to find it and it is not clear in the screenshots on the OP.

I love the Samsung 10.5 s however the one thing that I've always really hated about it are the capacitive buttons. Does this rom use the capacitive buttons or does it being based on a AOSP use the standard Android floating navbar buttons that rotate with the screen?

Have been following this thread and am excited to try out this rom it will be the first thing I have flashed on to this tablet. But now that I have the Nexus 6 P I want marshmallow on everything.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Eliminater74:
Rom works great.. No problems.. Had one Reboot issue, but I think that was related to something else.. but im pleased with all the work to get this on our Sammys.....

I know it wasnt as easy as most think it is.......... Keep up the good work.............

BTW: Camera issue, On my LG G3 threads, we fixed the Camera issue by making some changes to device tree, and then using the exact copy from stock Kernel source, for the camera2 and the boot dts files.

that fixed camera for MM roms on LG G3, Dont know if that will help with the Sammy or not.. I never really looked much into sammy kernels. I was going to port MultiRom over, which means I would have to look into the kernel.. But just giving nfo that you could prob look into....

Anyhow.. Awsome Rom.............
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MUSTANG651:
sorry but how can i make a screenshot in this rom?

btw the rom is just awesome! so fast and smooth... we still need camera fix though ;)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] whmgreen:
So can someone explain what, if any, issues there are with SD card reader? That's the only thing keeping me from flashing this rom. I have tons of music and files that I don't want to have to move around and format or what not.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
Power button + volume down
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] funkdoobi:
Does the device automatically switch over to SD card storage somewhere? Multiple apps that request use of SD card aren't able to see it andonly see my internal that as a measly 4 gigs free. Trying to make use of my 128gb card..
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wbedard:
[MENTION=4261482]BallCity[/MENTION]

When you have a spare moment, would you please post links to one or two apps that you find make the best use of the infrared port on the T800? I have never really looked into that capability on my device and would be interested in an app that is both useful and known to work with this ROM. Thanks in advance!

R/

wbedard
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
You will have to format no matter what. If that's a deal breaker so be it.

SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] meboy:
If you have issues with the sdcard I would guess it's 6.0 and not this ROM. There are enough people after searching around that are having the same issue as I did on different devices.

Check back at page 113 and read forward if you haven't already.

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Can you explain that a bit more?

You have it formated as internal and the tab is not always seeing the sdcard portion?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] funkdoobi:
Various apps that request to use SD card storage, like lightroom or snapseed, only see the internal storage. They don't detect the SD card at all, and I've tried formatting it both ways. As internal usage or the camera one for easy transferring.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] benjmiester:
I keep getting setup wizard crash after tapping "no thanks" even after putting the txt file in the same folder as my gapps sdcard/downloads (not external sd). Is twrp 2.7.2 the problem maybe? Oh, and I've been doing the proper install rom zip -> reboot recovery then flashing gapps too. Don't know what's going on.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Kholargol:
Once again, try that
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] touchee:
Yep, I reckon that link will fix it. Couple of days ago I installed this ROM on a T800 and got stuck with that error. The suggestions in that link solved it.

Great ROM. Thanks to those who made it possible
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Kholargol:
Yes, it's a great ROM. A few releases will make it a perfect one. From now, here is the list of things which need to be fixed. Honestly, none of them are really bothering me so this ROM is perfect for

my

daily use.

- Fresh install is not easy and stable

- Camera and finger print aren't working,

- Some games don't work (ie: Subway Surfers)

- There is no way to close all cards in task manager

About SD Cards issues, I think they are related to Android 6, not this ROM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] benjmiester:
That did the trick. Thanks!

It's funny, I searched but due to the keywords there's just too many unrelated results, then I just manually went back through about 10 pages but couldn't find anything. Low and behold, here's the fix 16 pages back. :good:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dsreyes1014:
I'm getting a reboot of the recovery after trying to install GAPPS and I'm following the step in the OP exactly. No GAPPS install at all.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
If you format as internal it looks like internal and apps will see it as such. Check the size of internal in settings, should be the size of the sd card. You lose access to the real internal but the OS can move apps between the real internal and the sd card. Only TWRP can access actual internal outside of the ROM.

Portable format creates a mount point that many app can't handle. This is the reason I went for internal format.

I the early days of this ROM it was not possible to complete format with card inserted, I had to do it via OTG then insert again. Maybe fixed now?

SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Khar00f:
Good day everyone,

I have a quick question regarding the install of 6.0

In the instructions, it says to wipe Dalvik/System/Cache/Data.

This might be a stupid question (haven't done this in a while)

By doing all that it formats all data on the tablet, how do you flash.zip without rebooting and putting the zip back on the memory?

Anything else someone should be weary of outside of the camera and fingerprint sensor?

I'm interested in 6.0 only for the feature of using micro as internal memory. Anyone can confirm this feature works?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Eliminater74:
You do all that in Recovery, Prefer TWRP .. just click Wipe, then advance wipe, then check in dalvik and cache.. then after thats done, click Home button, and then install..

choose zip file and then install your gapps and then your SuperSU. Version anything over 2.60+ .......... Under doesnt have the systemless patch......

The go go back a few pages on here and click the link for the google setup FC.. It does work..................

As for SD as Internal storage, That I dunno. I didnt try that. I got mine listed as external...............

But im very pleased with the Android M 6.0 all together........... SO far seems very stable to me.

No 5ghz wifi for me.. but thats ok.. its not a big deal at the time.

I hope this helps a little for you.. sorry I cant explain anymore then that.. I almost didnt even post this.

but I figure I would at least help some...............
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dsreyes1014:
I tried flashing with 2.8.7.0 and I still get the same issues trying to install gapps on the my t700. It just reboots the recovery without installing.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
The directories are wiped, not the whole device. SD as internal works very well. Some people seem to struggle with it though. YMMV.

SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ashwin Prabhunerurkar:
Just a heads up for people using t800

You can now use dualboot patcher to dual/tri boot your roms so no need to choose between tw and aosp or cm

I have tested and i have comfirmed working dual boot

Tw 5.0.2 iromrom and 6.0 aosp dualboot

I helped the dev get this device supported and i hope everyone enjoys

Download the latest version to start multibooting

Google dualbootpatcher
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] haimann95:
Is there also one available for the T705? I would love to have this.

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] calj17:
Any fix for data on t805?

Enviado de meu SM-N920G usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] schrodinger56:
Google Play Services crashes when flashing on the T800. Also External Samsung SD card is not supported!!!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
The author need log to be able to fix it. When google play crash, make an adb log and attach it here this will give him the tool to fix the problem
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ktimque:
I tried flashing on T800 and I got error updating binary, flash failed.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
Yes, I get this. However, as the author stated in response to a previous post of mine, I cannot even get ADB debugging to work. The ROM will not pop-up the prompt to accept the fingerprint for the PC to allow ADB debugging. That being said, is there any other way for me to pull these logs? I am not familiar.

Yes, I get this quite a bit. It doesn't seem to happen 100% of the time, but it does seem to happen more likely than not. If this happens, I just flash again and it will work the 2nd time. The GAPPS will also likely require two flashes, as the first time tends to say there is no ROM installed. However, once this is done, you will be able to boot but not really do anything else; Google Play Services have errors that do not allow them to work, and even the internal Browser will not function either.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
ok for those who can install the rom but not google play, here is an apk to get the Logcat HERE ... then if you want to use adb you can try some of the tricks here for adb logs tricks ...........and a full page in this forum with a list of threads about it

But after reading what the man said up here, pulling a log is complicated., If it need the fingerprint before doing anything, it won't be easy ! I know that android studio can do it easily, but I just don't understand the explanations about hot to do it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
Yeah, so, I think I can pull the logs with an APK (Catlog). However, I am not sure how to install that APK at this point. I put it on the internal storage, but there is no file manager to browse to it. Additionally, ADB debugging does not work, so I can't install it that way either. Hmm. Perhaps I can make a flashable ZIP out of it, would need to research that though.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
ALRIGHT - I think I have Logcat's of two of these failures.

The first screenshot is for the internal BROWSER crash - appears to be with the Webview component.

The second screenshot is for the Google Play Services crash, which I specifically got when I tried to add a Google account through the Settings -> Account menu. Also appears to be with Webview, perhaps??

Hope this helps! If you want me to try to get additional logs or try additional things, please let me know! [MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION]
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] xenokc:
I have everything running fine but StageFright Detector app is saying all conditions are vulnerable, which is odd because Android 6.0 should take care of them. I have Marshmallow on my Nexus 7 also and no Stagefright issues.

What's the scoop?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
I'm getting the same result on my T800 / Twrp 2.8.7.2 / BOG2 bootloader
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ktimque:
I was able to flash but now I'm in a bootloop.

Holding Power + Vol + Home gets me to odin mode but I have no way it seems to get back into recovery.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chazey2:
I picked this up somewhere, may have even been here :

1) Plug your tablet into your computer (this is important!).

2) Hold down the home, volume down and power buttons until you boot into download mode. Once you are prompted, push the volume up button to enter download mode completely.

3) Now, once in download mode, hold down the power and volume down buttons (not the home button this time) until you screen goes blank (your tablet MUST be plugged into your computer for this to work!). Release the buttons and you will see the battery symbol on your screen. Your tablet is now off - thank god.

4) To enter Recovery mode, hold the home, volume up and power buttons down until Recovery loads.

5) Restore your NANDROID backup.

Hope helps
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] meamme123:
I can vouch for this solution
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ktimque:
Worked like a charm, thanks a lot [MENTION=5025802]chazey2[/MENTION]
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Carlosk1966:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-tab-s/h...k-disaster-t2838473/post54618555#post54618555.

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Sorry. I did not see, that you all ready have the solution.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] davidebeatrice:
Great! Thanks mate! ???
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] xenokc:
Could someone else try the StageFright Detector and see if you get fails? All are show vulnerable for me and shouldn't with Android 6.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
Which device?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ktimque:
How do I avoid the bootloop? Each time I flash on T800 it just loops. Using TWRP wiped cache & dalvik. Coming from Bliss
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
Make sure to wipe System, Data, Cache, and Dalvik. Then flash the ROM. If it errors, flash it again. That should be sufficient. That being said, it's pretty much unusable right now, so it's not even worth it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] TnK8iD:
Hi may could you tell me if games are runnings well on T705? I would like to try this rom on my pad that is still stock and it will never be upgraded from samsung, at least not soon. I don't mind about camera or fingerprint, I'm sure that they will be fixed soon, but i wanna be sure that i can use my tablet for play and daily usage. Thanks :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] haimann95:
I don't use my Tablet for gaming much, but I tried games like Minecraft Pocket Edition, Granny Smith and Reckless Racing. All of them work like on the Stock Lollipop Rom. [emoji3]

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BigLisy:
Now if only Unity engine became supported by the ROM - which is the most used engine in games I'd imagine - would be awesome :D
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] haimann95:
Yeah, that's right. I'm using the stock rom right now, because the camera is not working. When it gets fixed, I'll swith to this rom permanently.

Does anyone know, if the mic for calling works? In the CM builds, you can hear the other person, but they can't hear you.

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] WuNgUn:
Is this ROM under active development, or.....?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MUSTANG651:
Mic works just fine on T805
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Red-Hawk:
T705 - I try also with last MODEM BOJ8 ITA and After boot there was not Icon Data Connection.

Only wifi.

Has someone the same experience ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] houstie:
Clearly it is
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
Thanks for the info. But how do you get enough room to install a second ROM? My T800 barely has room for one. ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ashwin Prabhunerurkar:
Was able to fit iron rom and cm12.1 on internal memory and aosp on my 64 gb mem card