yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Windsor1959:
I formatted OTG. That worked. But, when I inserted the card into my tab and tried to format it for internal, the same error came up as before. I'll try again.

Edit: I can use my card internally as portable storage, but I get errors if I try formatting it as internal storage - even after OTG formatting.

Edit #2: The solution was simple: try another card! For some reason, this ROM did not like that Samsung card. I tried a SanDisk card and it formatted correctly - without using OTG first. Go figure.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jrock60:
For the t-800 users. I was curious if 6.0 fixes the bluetooth audio issues? Does kodi run? Is xposed working with gravity box? Really want to try this rom. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
Did you install supersu v2.56?

I'll have to check my binaries, might have uploaded the wrong one.

EDIT: try this one - https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24269982086998963
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Bantryred:
I flashed rom t800, gappss, new xposed and super su from twrp. After boot i had gapps eror but messing about i pressed the resent apps button and then the google search button and i was able to work away with he tablet. Super su asked me to update and reboot. Everything working, blutooth ok, gravitybox mm and Kodi ok. Camera only problem.

Thanks everyone :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] minieod:
both the earlier posted (nov 17) and the newer (nov 18) didn't work. got the same error as reported (twrp saying no su was found and asking to install su, no su installed in booted os, etc)

just to get the procedure right .... i am using 3.07 - going to files "pda" and loading the bootloader img tar

am i doing something wrong here?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
Yes I installed SuperSU v2.56.

Used the link you gave me for the new one. Still a no go, I get the same errors from both apps.

Maybe I am doing something wrong....

I flashed the boot img through odin (I used AP, am I suppose to use BL instead?), then I flashed the supersu through TWR, wiped dalvic and cache option after.

At least I am not getting a bootloop, thank god for that lol
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] minieod:
you and i are doing the exact same thing and getting the same results

lost on how people got it to work.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
I have no idea, unless they never really checked to confirm root was established with root checker?

Im sure well find a solution. Im in no rush for root atm.

One thing I should ask though, since it did not work, how do we remove it besides using restore?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Snow000man:
Hi,

Thanks for this great working ROM for T805. I have the Nov8 version. It is working fine and as stated. I use it as my daily driver. There is an Nov 14 update I believe. I have not received any OTA update. Is there a download link to the OTA update or the updated ROM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
Obviously twrp reports no su, this is systemless root.

TWRP isn't aware yet of systemless root.

Just to be clear when flashing supersu do you see systemless when the script runs?

Also can you check the existence of /su and if there are any files inside and there should also be su.img in /data

Also I suggest extracting the boot.img from the tar and flashing directly with twrp.

Systemless root is working fine on the t805 version.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Bantryred:
Sorry, Kodi doesnt work or movie hd

Super su works for me version 2·49
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] calj17:
Do you have the link to the 14 11 update? I got no OTA update. Have the 08 11 version

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BigLisy:
What could be the cause of some app (Hearthstone) crashing right after having launched it? Could it be because of clock issues? I'd just like to try to mess around a bit, how would I know how to adjust the values to match the stock samsung ROM? Because it was working just fine there.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Laykun:
Nope fat32 maximum file size is 4gb minus one byte.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Yo_MaMa:
My twrp said that it needed to install supersu, I said to hell with it and installed. To my surprise, it worked. (T800)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Snow000man:
No, I coudnt find a link and no ota update as well.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] minieod:
none of the boot.img's for system-less root worked, flashing through odin or twrp and using 2.56 (verified systemless was stated during flash)

since this is a t700 (wifi only), systemless is not really important to keep android pay intact like on my 6p. so i tried the regular boot.img you provided in the kingroot thread, along with 2.52, and we are go for root!!!

all in all...thanks a ton for your efforts on this!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
This is great - thanks for the heads up! Installed Xposed and GravityBox - able to tweak a lot of things seemingly without issue! For everyone talking about the Reboot menu, GravityBox has a mod to add the expanded reboot menu (recovery, etc) to this ROM - woo! :D
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
Installed it last night and love that new menu. I'll have to find some other useful modules, but not sure what.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
One nice tweak I found is that in one of the menus you can make it so that long-pressing the recent apps button will open the overflow menu for the given app. This is great for things like Titanium Backup that for some reason think that this tablet has a physical menu button. Other than that, haven't found any tweaks too incredibly useful, besides some aesthetic things with that status bar (battery %, etc).

EDIT: For those asking for this functionality, GravityBox also has a setting to add a "Clear All" button to the Recents menu, so that you can close all applications at once. Seems to work well! It is in the "Miscellaneous Tweaks" settings of GravityBox.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] musicmannetje:
Calendar is working again.. Just install the google calendar from the play store. Now only for the camera to start working. Any news on that?

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
T800

Thanks for the info. I have Xposed and Gravity Box installed, and they seem to work ok.

But I keep getting ERRORS like "MusicFx has stopped", "browser has stopped", "one time init has stopped", "external storage has stopped ", etc.

Edit: After a couple of reboots, the tab completed optimizing the apps. The errors seem to have gone away. For some reason it had booted before completing the optimization. ?

Sent from my SM-T800 on Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] calj17:
ROM is great for T805. We only need camera fix for video calls and fingerprint reader. I found a new bug. When you try to download any content with aosp browser it crashes

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] sirichais:
Could you please help port to Sm-T705 8.4 "LTE ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BigLisy:
I'm on a 4.4.2 T805. Do I need to first flash 5.0.2 by Samsung and then this? Just to make sure.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yeiyei0891:
Waiting for t800 version!!!

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wil123:
[MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] two bugs i find in this rom :

- Sdcard is not showing in es explorateur, photos and videos in sdcard is not showing in gallery but sdcard is visible in stockage and usb in parameters.

- Another thing is capacitive buttons always blink when the tab goes to sleep mode,irrespective of whether there is notifications or no notifications.

However thanks you again for your work Donation sent : 5HF077033F135043K :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] emprize:
hope this rom support t705 soon
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Hadi99:
Thanks for this great rom

Everything runs smoothly except :

1- cannot launch Google Now by long pressing the home button

2- Capative buttons always blink

3- Settings app crashes when setting a lockscreen password

And btw will there be any fingerprint reader support due to Marshmellow
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Hadi99:
And could you add aokp animation control to the ROM?

I'm willing to fund that
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lahiru00:
Any updates?

Mobile data is the only thing I'm missing the most
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] estanenmi:
please port to t700 flowing thread...

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
I wonder why people are asking 10 times to port this rom to another device when the work is not even finished yet on the 800 LTE. Give the man a break and let him finish his work .... Schischu said on the first page : Yes, I plan to support T700/T705/T800 as soon as the major issues are solved on T805.

:silly:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Chinaboy5216:
Can't agree more, I'm also patiently waiting for the T700 version. Patience is a virtue ;)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
:cool: slowly but surely!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kipue:
Well; just be patient :)

Flashed PAC on my T700 while waiting (super rom), and got my N6 to get my other flashing fix.

Although MM roms are still very young and not so interesting TBO, just nice stable stuff but nothing too special
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] LenAsh:
Thread re-opened
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] whmgreen:
I will test for t700, thanks!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rookie12:
T700 tester here too
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] benjmiester:
T800 tester standing by too, when needed. Take your time though, it's ok. Most issues are going to be cross-device probably so it benefits us all to get them ironed out even if we can't try it yet. Currently dealing with plenty of fly-swatting on the brand new CM13 for my Oneplus One. But they're getting squashed very quickly.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
question for those who know, just curious : what does it imply when he has to change the version from the LTE T-805 to the WIFI T-800 version ? is it just to take the LTE part out of the kernel and rom ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ivanox1972:
+1
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] wil123:
Some screenshots of this super ROM
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
Reported this a few posts back.

At least you managed to get gapps on there, but no go for me.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BallCity:
Have you tried using these GAPPS from OP? https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347835251

You may have to watch the results - it seems that generally the first time I flash them it fails (saying no ROM is installed), then the second time it works.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
Tried them both. Maybe the problem was I rebooted first before installing.

Tbh I lost patience as there was too many issues to content with.

I did eventually get root explorer installed after some faffing about which also solved the apk install problem.

Imo there should be a default file manager preinstalled as this would have solved those 2 issues.

It's alpha so issues are to be expected and I'm sure they'll be ironed out.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Windsor1959:
Overall, this ROM works well on my T700. Dolphin Browser downloads without any issues, though Opera had some glitches. Neither ES File Explorer nor Root Explorer can see my microSD card that is formatted as internal storage. However, MM can happily fool apps by storing data on that microSD card instead of the "built-in" storage. Things seemed slightly laggy at first, but became smoother after a few minutes of use. I don't use the camera, so that is not an issue for me. Pretty good for an alpha!

One odd thing: though I have the November 15 build installed, when I checked system update, it downloaded the November 4 build!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
Try Solid Explorer for a file explorer. Such a great design and very easy to use. Highly recommend it and it definitely shows my SD card.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
Both those file managers work for me, same device, same internal format. OTA is not setup correctly so don't bother downloading.

Sent From SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Yo_MaMa:
I second this opinion. The stock "file manager", if it can be called like that, gives an apk install issue, include another file manager for next version
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Windsor1959:
I just tried the trial version of Solid Explorer. Looks nice, but it can't see ANY folders on my device! At least the other two show everything else but my microSD card!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
I think I bought the full version awhile back. It's a great app but I'm surprised it won't show your files. I'm on t800 though so may be some differences.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
No file manager will see it. It is faked as internal storage. Check the size of internal.

Sent From SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Windsor1959:
I could have sworn that ES did show my internal microSD card at first, but not now. Curiouser and curiouser! Still, even when MM moves data to the microSD card, the apps still see it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Yo_MaMa:
Astro too shows my ext_sd
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Windsor1959:
Yes, it seems that the ROM behaves a little differently on each version of our device.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
External cards behave differently depending on format. Internal means it is faked as "internal storage" and is encrypted. No app will see an ext card then, only a much larger internal memory.

Portable retains the separation but mounts to an odd mount point and this will vary across cards.

With internal formatting TWRP can still see the actual internal memory so I now use that for backups only.

While the internal idea is great the encryption part of it is lame. You cannot take the card out and use it anywhere else. All transfers must be done with the device plugged into a pc/mac/whatever or via OTG or networking.

Sent From SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gbickle:
Bluetooth is still unusable. Also When making/receiving calls through the tablet the person on the other end cant hear properly. (Can hear them fine)

I am using an 805Y though
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Windsor1959:
I agree about the lameness of this encryption part. Is Apple creeping in to Android? Jobs' revenge? ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] calj17:
Please guys Any fix for video camera? I can not make my Skype and hangouts video calls. Please help to fix it. One more bug when we set volume to 100% in MX video or vlc video player some video clips have distortion in audio

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] JakkFrosted:
I wanted to share my experience with this rom on my T-Mobile T807 which, cpuz always shows as having dual quad core 1.9GHz Exynos cpus, rather than the 1.9GHz and 1.3Ghz it's supposed to have. I have the say that, coming from stock T-Mobile Lollipop, the overall experience is much smoother. No more stutter in Chrome, in Facebook, or when moving from screen to screen. Also no more lag in the screen activating when I press the home or power buttons. I used to have to wait over half a second for that. I'm not getting the button flashing issue that others are getting, but they do stay lit as long as the screen is active, so I've disabled those lights. Not a real biggie, nor is the fingerprint scanner -- I never used it, anyway. I've yet to go mobile with this tablet, so the camera not working isn't really an issue for me right now. But I have a Note 4 for taking awesome pics, so.

SD card formats but is unusable. A somewhat serious (cuz it could be really confusing for some people) bug I noticed is that when the SD card is used for internal storage (apps, etc) when attempting to install apps from the play store, the apps will enter a download loop and the play store process will have to be killed for this to stop. I set the SD card to portable and apps started installing fine again. Another bug is that I need to enter the wifi dropdown for it to connect; touching the wifi icon in the dropdown will light it up, but never connect. It will only connect if I enter the little dropdown under the wifi icon. Simply entering that menu causes it to connect. Strange and minor bug. I haven't tried a sim card in this yet but will in a few weeks.

Lastly, I noticed a huge improvement in available ram. In stock Lollipop I would usually have around 300MB free, now I have around 1.5GB free. I'm guessing that's why the experience is smoother. So, overall, as this is now, in this stage, I would keep this over the stock rom. I was actually considering selling this tablet and getting a Nexus, but now that it's all buttery smooth, I love it. I'm only going to like it more when it gets updated.

Edit: Forgot to mention that I don't see a "close all apps" option. I have to close them all individually. Also I'm wondering where the OTA updates on this would come from? Did the dev on this rom setup an update server?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
tried this as well and still getting the same error.

It is showing up in the script though.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] metickulous:
Hey there, fellow t807t user here. Any luck getting mobile data on this or any custom ROM?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dwarfer66:
Can we use themes on this rom?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Yo_MaMa:
Download GravityBox for the xposed module. There you can enable the kill all function amongst other tweaks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
Nobody had answered the question, is there anything in /su?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] donharden2002:
T800 user here, on the last 2 builds I've been having audio issue's. A lot of crackling from speakers as well as headphones.

Revert to another rom and no issue's?

Anyone else experience this?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
Having same issues on the same build. Tried Viper4Android with no luck still. Anyone except experiencing this other than us? I should mention for me it's only when the screen is off. Seems odd but maybe that's good info for the dev to have.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Bushcrafter:
+1 Me Too! :crying:
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Philosoph666:
+1

can sometimes be resolved with a reboot
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
Sorry about that....

I looked everywhere with ES File Explorer and can not find the SuperSU folder location anywhere.

Here is a breakdown of what I did exactly.

Ok, I unzipped the boot.img you provided and flashed it in TWRP:

E: Uknown file system: 'ext4/'

Updating partition details...

...done

Full SELinux support is present.

MTP Enabled

[IMAGE FLASH STARTED]

Image to flash: '/external_sd/My Files/boot.img'

Calculating restore details...

Flashing Boot...

[IMAGE FLASH COMPLETED]

Here is the info from TWRP after flashing SuperSU:

- Mounting /system, /data and /rootfs

- Extracting files

- System-less mode, kernal support required

- Creating image

- Mounting image

- Creating paths

- Removing old files

- Placing files

- Unmounting /system and /data

- Done!

Updating partition details...

...done

I then select Wipe cache/dalvik. (I have also tried skipping this step)

Reboot system

Select don't install SuperSU from TWRP since I already flashed the new one.

Tab boots, some files are updated.

Still no root.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Yo_MaMa:
+2_ I believe it's hardware acceleration related since the whole tablet kinda hangs when that happens
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
Bugs so far for T700:

- Capacitive buttons flash on and off while in standby/sleep

- Rotation randomly freezes and stops working (rebooting fixes it until it decides to not work again)

- For some reason when plugging into computer, I have to manually select MTP every time I hook it up to access files

- YouTube app for some reason randomly wont play sound or plays videos muted at fast speed (no clue about this one, reboot fixes it until it does it again)

- SD card and internal storage is not accessible if formatted on the tab as internal (i have this driver installed Samsung-Usb-Driver-v1.5.55.0)

I dont really want to post app issues as some apps may not be updated yet for 6.0
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] PewPewK:
Hmm, I seem to bootloop whenever I try to install either gapps package. Anybody else having this problem?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
/SU should be in the top level root directory. If it's not there then for some reason it's not being created at boot.

Do you at least have su.img in /DATA?

I will check this out.

Also what is the error you get at the beginning regarding the unknown ext4 file system.?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] PewPewK:
I lied. It's not gapps that causes the bootloop, it's SuperSU. Anyone else getting a bootloop when installing su?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gscollier:
Try searching the thread for bootloop.

Sent From SM-T700
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
Both su and data folders are empty :x

I have no clue what's up with that error. I get it all the time even when I flashed some other roms in the past from here.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
That means that non of the mods to the ramdisk executed. :what:

At the very least /data/su.img should be there as that gets created by the supersu zip when flashing.

Are we absolutely sure the boot.img flashes OK?

Which version of twrp do you have?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] JakkFrosted:
I regret to report very high battery usage during standby, at least on my T807. It went from 72% to 47% over the course of 12 hours; just sitting on my nightstand not being used at all. Wifi, bluetooth, and location all off. On rooted stock Lollipop which, I had uninstalled some T-Mobile things, this tablet would take over two weeks to die on standby. 84% of battery usage is being shown as used by "Miscellaneous," followed by screen usage, being a distant second at only 16%. Also, I see even less CPU usage and lower clocks than I did on Lollipop. So, it really is bewildering as to what's draining the battery.

Anyone know of a tweak to help this battery issue? I was really liking this, but I won't be able to keep this rom with this kind of battery usage. This is going to greatly shorten the lifespan of the battery.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
Sounds like something is wrong because Doze makes my standby amazing with 1% drain overnight on my T800. I will be of no help to diagnose the problem, but it sounds like something is off.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] JakkFrosted:
OK. Now I'm thinking it could be an app. Two apps I installed and never had installed even on my previous rom are The Weather Channel and Microsoft Outlook. I've uninstalled those and will report back tomorrow. If I still get standby drain then I'll try reflashing this rom. I'm sort of thinking that perhaps when I had the sd card set to internal and moved apps to it that something got messed up. The card didn't work in that fashion has since been set to portable, but maybe it caused something to mess up.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] calj17:
[MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] any progress in fixing camera for video calls in T805?

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] siddhesh.raikar:
Anyone having issues with data on T-Mobile USA ? Tried changing apns etc, not working..
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Tafty:
T-705?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
I'll message you my twrp log.

I'm using twrp 2.8.7.0
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ashyx:
Official or non official?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] NeWONEx:
He is focusing on T705. I gusse he will release test version coming soon.

Be patient
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] RoyBM:
Official
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ivanox1972:
can we expect theme support soon?