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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] cmcole101:
I've removed every file/service associated with Exchange, Reset Outlook, Removed Account in Outlook and installed com.google.android.gm.exchange_6.4.123892212.release-508255_minAPI19(nodpi)_apkmirror.com, which is posted as the lastest Exchange.

It puts the service in Apps, only one permission appears (run at startup), and when I add Exchange to Outlook, doesn't sync all of my contacts (some 400+) of them.

Does this version of AOSP T805 Marshmallow 6.01 allow Exchange services to run? I really love this ROM as my Tab S T805 runs so smooth and fast, except for the low volume (which I read in this thread of a fix) and that I can't get all my contacts so I can use my phone.

And most importantly, thanks to all who've put so much work into building this ROM for us, and then listening to our issues in working out the kinks. Y'all are truly awesome!!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] frankfurts:
I'm having major issues with Gapps on this thing can't get it to work no matter what i do, Just Keeps force closing, tried nano and full Gapps, and also installing after ROM with or without reboot. Going to try a Gapps package from elsewere to see if it works

Just tried with A-Gapps and no good either
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chubodoi113:
hi all!

I have some issue when i tried to flashing rom on SM-T805 used TWRP 2.8.7.0.

when i perform flashing rom, it's get error about: " This pakage is for chagellte device; this is a chagelwifi..."

Help me! what can i do?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] romngenie:
if your device is really SM-T805. Flash firmwarw with odin.

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chubodoi113:
Thanks for reply!

i have flashed fw with ODIN so many times ago..but its still that..

---------- Post added at 07:29 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:06 AM ----------

Additional, i can't flashing TWRP newer version than 2.8.7.0. Its still successfully but the screen is black when i tried to restart device to entrance recovery...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] romngenie:
I hope your problem fixed... Device cant recognises self.

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chubodoi113:
Thanks u!

i think the cause by i used TWRP the old version (2.8.7.0) but i can't flashing the new version for TWRP...can't entrance TWRP after flashing succesfully
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stopa10:
Go to [MENTION=4899305]ashyx[/MENTION] TWRP thread in this forum, download version 3.0.2-1, flash with Odin or unpack recovery.img and flash with your current recovery.

Then reboot to recovery and follow instructions in the OP.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] j1gga84:
[MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION]

Do you plan to implement OMS/Substratum one day instead of RRO ?

http://www.xda-developers.com/layers-manager-is-being-deprecated-in-favor-of-substratum/

regards
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ciberworm:
Substratum work fine on my aosp t800

Enviado desde mi SM-T800 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] UncleMarty:
I've been trying to get my xbox 360 pad (wired) to work with no luck. I noticed the keylayout file is missing for it, after placing it in the system/usr/keylayouts directory i still doesnt work. Anyone have any ideas? Is this a problem with this version or my device?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jdhenrichs:
@MUSTANG651 Would you mind sharing your cast / screen mirror setup? Such as which Tab S do you have? Mine is T800. Also, what device are you casting to? Such as Chromecast, Roku, TV (make and model), etc. Lastly, do you cast videos? If so, is it a local video on your tab or is it streaming from an app, and which app if you're streaming? Thanks.

I installed latest T800 ROM and was testing the cast function. I set it to cast directly to my Samsung UN40J6200 TV. Then, I used the Xfinity TV Go app to stream a program and cast it to the TV. There seems to be quite a bit of stutter and lag on the TV. Trying to determine if I need a Chromecast or something else, or whether it's an issue with the Xfinity app (which could be very possible).
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stopa10:
Yes, this ROM is fully compatible with Substratum. You simply need to install Substratum from the Play Store, and any of the compatible themes.

As I mentioned a few posts ago, I am currently using OrangeKitten, a nice albeit rather minimalistic dark theme.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
someone said a few days ago :

Found a solution that worked for me.

1. Full system wipe then reboot to system

2.once it boots up reboot to recovery

3.flash Gapps and su

4.reboot to system

5.Now because we booted without Gapps initially it won't do the 1st boot setup wizard

6.Go to settings>apps>google play services>permissions and set them all

7.up the top hit the 3 dots and show system apps and look for setup wizard and set all permissions for that

8.Reboot

The problem is if you install gapps without booting to system first you can't access the settings menu as you get stuck in setup wizard.

Hope this helps everyone.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] open1your1eyes0:
This is not true actually. Yesterday I repeated the following process 3 times and was able to get in just fine every single time.

Boot right into (or reboot into) recovery from whereever you are

Advanced Wipe all partitions

Reboot to recovery once

Copy the ROM (latest build 8/5/2016), Gapps (Full version or lower, full confirmed working for me personally), and SuperSU (v2.76 Stable) zip files all to the tablet from a PC

Disconnect the cable from the tablet to the PC when done

Select all 3 zip files in the order (1. ROM 2. Gapps 3. SuperSU) to install and let it run

When installation complete, reboot to System

Wait a good 5-10 mins eventually you will come to the fresh boot setup screen
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] NeWONEx:
If you want to use your email via Gmail and that's better. Just use apkmirror website search for "Exchange Services" and you will find it install and you can setup your email via Gmail.

That's work fine for me :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Rhodes:
I have experienced faster draining of the battery with the latest version of this ROM. Also had some reboots when I'm lower than 30-40%., and after last reboot, it showed 8%....

Charged it up to 45%, (took some hours, still used Kindle), rebooted, and it showed 70%....

My main use is Kindle, IP cam viewer with 9 cams, and Chrome . Screen is draining the most, then Google services. I try to disable networking when I don't need it.

My device is T-700. Could be that the battery is getting old, but, was fine with the previous version.

Anyone else have experienced this?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] UncleMarty:
Kind of.... Unsure if you know this or not but Android keeps track of battery stats and this can get a little screwy when changing roms. Easiest way i know of to check is to charge to 100%, delete the battery stats and reboot. A new battery file will be created and will hopefully start wprking better. Of course it could be your battery too, but no harm in try the battery stat file thing :) Heres an app which will do it for you : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nema.batterycalibration

Hope its just a simple case of battery stats and not the physical battery bud :) G'luck!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] cmcole101:
Thanks for your reply and suggestion, NeWONEx. I live and work on a university campus where we use MS Exchange / Outlook, and for the past 12 years I've used the Exchange to manage my contacts, emails, tasks, calendar and schedules, etc. over the many MANY devices I've upgraded to through these years. Keeping everything on this network exchange server has been such a time saver when I get the new device by just entering our mail.domain and all my emails, contacts, schedules/calendar, tasks, etc., sync, and then my devices have both work email and Gmail accounts ready to go in minutes.

Since installing this awesome, smooth-running ROM, the only thing I can't get operating is the Exchange data, which as mentioned earlier, contains my contacts (400+) & calendar/schedules.

I found an Exchange.apk which installed, but still doesn't see all my contacts or the calendar/scheduler, and I use Smooth Calendar for my home screen as it's the best calendar/schedule widget I've found throughout the years.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Rhodes:
thanks for the tip!, I'm downloading it now, so I will find out tomorrow.... :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chubodoi113:
Thanks u! but i can not entering recovery after flashing success! it showed black screen!

have u any suggestion?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] NeWONEx:
You already tried add Exchange Services via Settings>Account (Add) than select Exchange service, As in Samsung TouchWize.

But did you try it via Gmail app ? Here I did the same for my brother he is also working in company and they are using Exchange service to setup Work email and calendar.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] hochoch:
I have the same problems on my t700. It appears to be a pretty common problem and seems hardware, not software related. Some people have luck opening it up and either replacing or just reseating the battery. There's videos on YouTube. I've been tempted to try but chickened out. As long as I keep it charged, keep the heat and CPU frequency low it seems to reduce the number of reboots I get.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chubodoi113:
[MENTION=557844]stopa10[/MENTION]:

i tried do it again follow your intructions that successfully!

Thank you!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] twhansen:
Hi gents.

I know that his topic have popped up a few times. However, it still seems very much at large. What can I do when I get a black screen when booting to recovery?

Many thanks.

Thomas
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] chubodoi113:
follow instruction that quoted above..if u still get a black screen again, leave it about 30s and press Home again..!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MUSTANG651:
T805 through 5ghz ac wifi to Nvidia shield TV (connected with Ethernet). Tried screen mirroring and local video cast with Solid Explorer
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] aquarium:
how do I run the fingerprint sensor?

Thank you!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stopa10:
What do you mean? You simply need to go to Settings > Security > Fingerprint and register one or more fingerprints.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] shepliu:
Issues: overheated, battery drain, slow charging.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stopa10:
I don't have any slow charge issues, but overheating can be solved by underclocking at 1500Mhz. In terms of battery drain, have a look at the Extreme Battery Life thread here on XDA, you will find all answers. Overall I find that battery life is decent with this ROM, and nothing beats being on AOSP [emoji6]
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] shepliu:
Thanks for your reply.

My device is SM-T805W, the battery is drained by screen and media server, besides, charging rate would be 10% per hour.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] UncleMarty:
Media server might mean you have a corrupt media file somewhere on your device, which can eat the battery.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] shepliu:
Thanks for the tips.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
It seems that Android N is getting serious. :cool:

Can't wait for next week. :D
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] TC93:
This worked good for a while on my T800. Until the 5ghz went out and I could not get it to even scan for 5ghz. I even factory reset with no luck. The only thing that fixed it was installing a different 5.1 rom.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
Nougat on our tablet.. that would be perfect :))
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Udonitron:
My 5ghz has never worked on this rom.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Rhodes:
Resetting battery stats seemed to help... Stats show 2 days left before it needs charging. So,for now, problem solved. About opening and reseating the battery: Yes, had reboots before i went from stock ROM to this ROM, but the reboots now was more frequently. The reason must have been wrong readings; The battery icon showed more battery left than it really had.....hence the reboots.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Duskycub:
U have to tell the wifi settings you are in America for it to work at least on mine I did to get it to work, my biggest problem is it sleeping and not downloading in the background and I fixed the settings and doze still sucks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Udonitron:
Did that already, no change... Still don't have 5ghz
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Namoi:
I had similar problem with another device and another rom.

I had to change the 5ghz channel used by my router to fix it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] crzcraft:
I found issue, when device is connecting with mhl, sound play in tab's dynamics
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
while you're on the wifi setting , choose also ( if you want to save battery) Keep wifi ON during sleep -only when pluged in,

as to me the only thing that get on my nerve is the USB configuration as audio source, it is VERY hard to select it. ( in dev options) not easy to use a DAC with this Rom.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] crzcraft:
Don't choose this item 'audio source', system push power automatically as default
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zigonneux:
if this item is not chosen, then I can only play music with USB audio player pro app, the rest like youtube or radio won't go thru USB.

Strangely, today the usb audio source was selected when i connected my DAC, but it won't play radio unless I connect and reconnect a few times.

Let's say it work but not an easy thing to do. One false move and it's lost. More of a fight than smooth sailing. Like now it's gone , no sound and I don't know why.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lisboapcs:
YES!! I change the country to Brazil in the wifi advanced settings and 5ghz is working. THANKS!!!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Olioaglio:
you could try setting your routers 5ghz channel manually to lower channels like 40 or 44 and try again.

Olioaglio
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] radwaste:
does it work on Tmobile version tab s 10.5（SM-T807T) ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] andy_d0:
I was about to install this since this AOSP was mentioned a few times in the Marshmellow not going to happen thread but decided to read latest posts and see there may be some issues not mentioned in the original thread.

Anyway what are the known issues?

1) 5ghz may not work properly - need to select a specific country (sounds weird)

2) Device doesn't sleep?

3) You can't download in the background (this sounds pretty problematic)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jurekn73:
Thank you for your work. Installed yesterday. I change some setting to make it more suitable for me. Everything is working what I need:

-YT 1440 p

-Gmail

-chrome

-Opera

-FB

-Camera

-flashlight

-root

Can't tell anything about the battery drain(during stand by/during scrren on) and heat (but lollipop was hot too in my exemplar). Hope it will last as long as on 5.0 on battery (in my case 5 h sot).

I underclock processor to 1 400 mhz and everything I mentioned earlier run smoothly, so will stay with that for now...

Again thank you.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kotskat:
Hi there, long time lurker first time poster.

I use my tab s 8.4 as my daily device, in fact i use it as my primary phone. So I was a bit hesitant to install the rom from this thread as I was seeing lots of folks pointing out issues, eg, ear speaker not working and all calls going through the loud speaker, fingerprint scanner.. I didn't want to risk it as I need it fully operational.

After going through a couple hundred pages of this thread I'm still not sure, I'm ok to flash a phone but some of the coding and workarounds are above me..

Can someone who fully understands this rom confirm or deny that by following the flashing instructions in the first post, it is currently able to operate on a tab s 8.4 lte with all features operational?

I love this tab and want the sd card memory assimilation MM allows, but I don't want to compromise functionality or stability.

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dapat:
Why dont you try flashing it and see it for yourself. Just make sure you are having a back up of your present rom.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
Except tw based rom, am I right if I said that this is the only no-touchwiz rom with working fingerprint scanner on t800?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stopa10:
I have the same setup as yours, this is my primary phone as well. I have been monitoring this thread for a while, and decided to flash approximately one month ago.

I have to say that I am quite satisfied with this ROM. [MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] has made great progress with the phone and sound compartments in the last few weeks, and now all major bugs are gone.

It might help to downclock to 1500Mhz to reduce heating, and I use Greenify and Lux to improve battery life.

Overall, I suggest that you give it a go ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Forward:
Anyone manage to get Gear Manager,Sidesync or Smartview 2.0 working on marshmallow ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Tinderbox (UK):
Had to install the new gadget pack mentioned in this thread as google play kept crashing, it works fine now, though i do prefer the Samsung launcher, but the plain google one will do for now.

John.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] romngenie:
In every aosp sound is weak (very weak) . in my opinion please build Cm13 stable for this tablet. because aosp isnt have so mucu thinks.

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] daized:
Substratum runs in legacy mode with this rom. In legacy mode, Substratum does not offer all the features included in the theme. Features similar to CMTE (fonts, boot animation, sound etc) are available only with the fully functional Substratum. For that, the developer has to include OMS support in their Rom.. Also, if I understand correctly , you don't need to reboot every time after adding layers with Substratum.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stopa10:
Well, yes, Substratum works in legacy mode with this ROM because it relies on RRO (Runtime Resource Overlay) , which support for is built into AOSP. It is true that Substratum can do much more than that using OMS (Overlay Manager Service) - in fact, OMS is roughly equivalent in functionality to the CM theme engine, with an improved design and security.

However, the whole point about this ROM is to have the Tab S on AOSP, Nexus-like. Additions like OMS support might be nice, but would depart from the pure AOSP code base.

I perfectly understand that this is a matter of taste, but I prefer to have quick updates with the latest security fixes, and hopefully be soon on Android N, rather than having additions that complicate the build process.

Again, this are only my 2 cents, and I can see that others may see things differently.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Schischu:
OMS won't be integrated.

This is AOSP, we don't want any unstable 3rd party code in our ROM. We only want googles code.

If you need OMS, you may want to think about moving to a different ROM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] MARKBOARD NETSET:
Agreed with you dear Schischu we keep it clean Aosp That's it & That's all.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ltjwcpd:
After using a CM 12.1 ROM for a while on my T700 I decided to give this a try and move on to MM. Installation went smoothly and while I've only been using this ROM for a short time, it runs very smooth. The only issue that I've found so far is that I can't access my 5 GHz router and have to use 2.4 for now. I've been following the posts about 5G and my problem seems to be that when I select my country code (USA) it isn't saved and the minute that I leave the settings screen for WiFi it's reverted to no country. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can resolve this? Many thanks to [MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION] for all the effort to develop this ROM .

After leaving this sitting unused but powered up for a day it is suddenly remembering the country code and all 5ghz channels are working. I have no idea why... This ROM is looking better and better.!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] daized:
No problem [MENTION=2371134]Schischu[/MENTION]. I respect your decision. Your ROM is very stable. It the best ROM available for my T800. I will continue to use it with or without OMS support.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kotskat:
Thanks for the encouraging response! Apologies for being naive, but I take it you installed it on your t705y as per the instructions in the first post and everything works? Including the issues in the thread, eg speakers, fingerprint, OTA, et al?

Did you need to also do some other workarounds or fixes that might be deeper into the thread? I saw one about copying a file somewhere to ensure future OTA updates will work. I'm worried that if I don't follow the process and variety of fixes perfect first go that I'll lose functionality and need to spend time researching... and some of it is beyond me...

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stopa10:
I own a T705, not T705y as you mention in your post (that is the Australian variant, isn't it?), but yes, with the last version speakers, Bluetooth, fingerprints and OTA work fine.

For OTA updates to work correctly, you need to follow instructions in the OP, and copy any additional zip file you want to be flashed with the ROM in the OpenDelta folder. This is required for gapps and SuperSU at the least.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mrw187:
this will work for t707a?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] creedicd:
I was having issues with the 8/20 build of Open Gapps, says that it couldn't install on android 4.4.4 and that i should install the proper version. After some trial and error I went back to the 7/23 version in the OP. This appears to have worked.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ninormalen:
hi everyone. someone can fix the issue whit gapps please. I try 100 times whit different gapps, methods and many more. Finally I cant install ROM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kotskat:
So I installed it today and you were right, it's very polished and very fast. There's a few little things like some apps that won't work (viber), and perhaps I was spoilt with TouchWiz or CyanogenMod with features like having the battery percentage in the status bar, but overall it's a great ROM!

Was there a package you'd recommend for doing themes akin to CM??

I had an issue with Gapps not enabling even tho I flashed it as per the steps in the OP. I had joy by flashing super super first and then gapps.. also I used August 21st Gapps nan.