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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] fsad:
Thanks for the latest builds, thompatry. Haven't had much luck with the 20160909 build for some reason.

First, couldn't get the camera to work. Dirty flashed from 0905 (previous clean flash) to 0907 to 0909. Was getting the message that the camera wasn't detected. Did a clean flash of 0909 just now and got the same error message. Not sure what's going on.

Did the clean flash today because I've been having the restart problem that someone mentioned, and it does seem to be S-Pen related -- a few restarts over the last couple days while writing in LectureNotes and Xodo. It did restart one other time when I was in the middle of backing up apps with Backup+ before the clean flash. I decided to do another clean flash now to the 0907 build to see if that fixes the restarts.

Seems like the camera fix with 0909 worked for everyone else, so I wonder what's different about my tablet. Is it possible that full disk encryption can interfere with full wipes, even after TWRP successfully decrypts? One thing I've wondered about: After a full wipe and flash, encryption seems to persist (power-on lock screen), presumably because it decrypted just prior to doing the wipe & flash. Is that normal? Should I be restarting or doing anything else in TWRP after a full wipe? Since I used encryption on the stock ROM, is it possible that some things are being carried over from that? How would I check?

And just for reference, I'm using the P900UEU1COI1 bootloader.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
Do you REALLY need your tablet encrypted? Suggest you decrypt it and try again, then at least you will know whether, or not, it is this that is preventing your camera from working.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DGT79:
Hi fsad,

Could you do another clean flash with the 0909 build but this time follow the procedure listed below:

1. Boot into recovery

2. Go to wipe and then advanced wipe and wipe the entire system (Make sure your tablet is not encrypted especially if you are running root at all)

3. Re-Flash 0909 ROM

4. Once completed choose the option of Wipe Cache do not exit out, just choose that option first

5. Without exiting the install screen, now install GAPPS

6. Once install finished then wipe cache again

7. Reboot the system

Following this method has proven to be highly successfull for me, not having experienced any issues with installs as well, once I have the tablet in the right for me I go into TWRP and do a system backup so I can restore at any time, however I have a larger SD card in mine because I have 140 Apps at any given time, and my backups are 9GB in size.

Let us know how you go.

Cheers,

David.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] 00bofh:
+1 on S-Pen /Stylus oddities

I can confirm the strange reboot issue others are seeing with S-Pen or stylus usage.

With stylus or pen, I can work for between 20 and 45 minutes before the tablet spontaneously reboots.

With finger only, I have now gone three days without a reboot.

Just for grins, I wiped cache and Dalvik and started using my stylus again today, and got 40 minutes into work before a reboot occurred.

I did attempt to capture logs, but none of the logs so far show any reason for the reboot (e.g. the log up to shutdown is clean, then restarts with a routine startup sequence - no errors or crash items).
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DGT79:
@00bofth

Does the reboot happen if the button is pressed on the pen? Or is it entirely random??

Cheers,

David.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] kyalejamison:
does anyone know which version of xposed works best with this rom?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thompatry:
I am not going to reply back to everyone like typically do since there is a lot of posts. I have fixed the audio issues and IR issues. For the audio, you need to disable the audio effects app. The switch is in the upper right corner.

For s-pen issues, can you give me some more insight on what you are doing so I can reproduce it. Are you writing? are you pressing buttons? Is is just out of the slot?

Here is the new nightly! Enjoy Link
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Ausraster:
I don't see any new version...

I think they want to write with it and maybe to have a little indicator whether it's in or out.

Thanks for your work! :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] PPatla:
I've had great luck with this ROM for quite some time. But the 0909 and the 0915 ROM won't dirty flash, I had to go back to the 0817 and dirty flash over the 0909 and 0915. Anyone else have this issue?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thools60:
You probably have to update your bootloader. You have a link in OP.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] ReasonablyRooted:
I had not noticed a difference between stylus and finger because I never use my finger. I was wondering why I had constant reboots but everyone said the ROM was stable. I going to test without the stylus for awhile, but in the meantime here is a log in case it helps: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2jaq8vq0v0s3i9y/last_kmsg.txt?dl=0

(The file was too large to upload).
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] ttxcsabby:
I'm glad you got CM13 working well on this Rom. But hearing the stylus issue, I will give it a few builds before I flash. I'm a teacher and heavily use my Note Pro for lectures :) need the stylus and casting.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] 00bofh:
S-Pen; onboard or "fancy" Bamboo stylus.

Not much button use, mainly writing, drawing and drag-dropping inside of LectureNotes and Squid.

Just loaded the new nightly, so I'll see how it goes...
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] fsad:
Hey,

So that's the same procedure I did (including wiping System) except I didn't decrypt the tablet prior to booting into recovery -- I used TWRP to decrypt. I'm not even sure how to decrypt from within the OS on CM; I don't have my tablet handy, but I think the option is grayed-out in CM whereas you could decrypt in Settings-Security on the stock ROM.

It seems to be just writing; don't think it happened a single time during button presses. I've only been using my stylus (rather than the built-in S-Pen), and it's the official Samsung one with an eraser button and side button. Was going to post yesterday saying that 0907 was free of the stylus-related restarts, but it happened again during lecture this morning (using LectureNotes). Also, perhaps unrelated, but I thought I'd mention that the tablet restarted a couple other times since the clean flash to 0907: once while restoring apps using Backup+ and another time when I was copying a lot of files over using USB from (PC -> tablet).
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] yourrealking:
I have been using 0909. I am glad to hear the speaker/IR issues are fixed. But I cannot see any new build there. The latest one I see is 0909.

The S-Pen reboot happened while I was drawing, I do not use buttons. It happened after using the pen for a while (like a few tens of minutes), not immediately after I started using it. I am not sure but it may have (or may not) something to do with the palm rejection, because I think my palm was touching the screen while the reboot happened.

And am I the only one who are experiencing the lack of vibration on the capacitive buttons? Lack of vibration of those buttons makes it difficult for me to use the tablet, because I cannot immediately know whether I hit the button or not, when the tablet's response is slow.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thools60:
It's there
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] yourrealking:
I think Google Drive has some cache refreshing issues. 0915 was not showing on my laptop or Android Google Drive app. Refreshing did not help. I used the incognito mode of Chrome, then it appeared.

Thank you for letting me know that it exists. I am now downloading it.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DGT79:
Hmmmm had my first lockup today, capacity lights come on and nothing but a dark screen, no matter what I tried I could not get the screen to come on.

Anyone else seen this?

Cheers,

David.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Ausraster:
Had exactly the same problem. Glad that you solved it! :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] yourrealking:
After testing 0915 ROM, I have decided to go back to the stock ROM. I thank the developer for this CM, and I may try CM on my Note again a few months later, but for now, the problems weighed a little bit more than the advantages I get for Android 6.0.1 over Android 5.0.2.

I write this for those who are wondering if they would flash CM or not. After using 0909 for a week, I had found the following pros, issues, and cons.

[pros]

1. Android 6.0.1. Not much difference you can feel over the Android 5.0 other than the permission change.

2. Somewhat faster. It could be a placebo effect.

3. Apps are usually the same, but I could use MX Player 1.8.X (only 1.7.X is supported on Android 5.0).

4. All the customisations you get with CM. For example, you can make hardware volume keys always control the multimedia volume.

[issues]

None of the problems (except for the number 4, which I did not test) were fixed in the 0915 ROM.

1. No vibrations for the capacitive keys(Recent, Back).

2. Low speaker volume.

3. IR emitter not working.

4. System reboot after using the S-Pen for a while. (This ROM is very stable other than this.)

[cons]

1. No multi-window. This will be fixed with CM14.

2. It could be a placebo, but the S-pen and palm rejection did not work as well as it did on the stock ROM.​

Reverting to the stock ROM was easy thanks to the following web sites.

[Downloading stock ROM fast]

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-pro-12/general/firmware-firmware-t3038178

[Instructions]

http://androidmtk.com/flash-samsung-stock-rom-using-odin​
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thools60:
And we need to know this because.....? I don't get it... going in on a ROM under development usually means some problems. Maybe it's me, but writing this kind of post feels impolite towards thompatry. Include links to stock ROM'n all. And point 2 and 4 doesn't go for, at least, my device. Sammy has ditched us on 5.0.2. [MENTION=4817899]thompatry[/MENTION] is taking us further with his work. I know who I'm gonna stick with. Despite some minor issues along the way. What if everyone here did what you do? The thread would be empty and no development would progress. I mean, thompatry's grateful for bug reports. But what good is it for him to know that you're leaving us? Just sayin'.....
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DGT79:
[MENTION=5923133]yourrealking[/MENTION]

That is good feedback, though misguided in the delivery of it.

As has already been stated, this is a development ROM and in the background there is a truck load of work going on to get this to us users of this device, for me it has been a drastic improvement and usability over the stock ROM which operated like a pig, and seemed like a half-assed-attempt by Samsung to provide an update for a tablet they didnt even want to support, and whcih was sold to us as a premium device.

Whilst I dont agree with your points in whole or in part, you do note some minor issues that are being worked on by thompatry, but do not effect everyone, for instance the S-Pen reboot issue, I have not hit this one yet and I use the pen with Squid though I am not sure what others are using.

There is multi-window but it is a poor itteration of it in MM (Android 6), and I didnt use it much with stock anyway, always electing to just use the multi-tasking capability of the device.

I am not sure if the Pen will ever work as well as the stock ROM as Samsung load the pen up with their own customisation, whereas CM users just use it for standard stylus work, because we know that we wont get stock features on modded ROM.

I will continue to use this ROM because it gave my tablet a new lease on life, and I will also continue to provide constructive feedback to the dev so he can work on improvements and ensure that this maintains itself as a strong alternative to stock ROM.

Which reminds me, those of us enjoying this ROM should donated either beer money or coffee money at least once, it is pocket change but it can help the dev to either buy the same unit or other units for testing, or simply to buy themselves a beer :D

I hope everyone keeps the feedback comming, I want this ROM to rock-n-roll.

Cheers,

David.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] systoxity:
Thompatry, thank you for sharing your work with us.

Quick question to everyone out there, does sidesync from Samsung work for you guys? Or does that require a tw based rom?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] 00bofh:
Aannd... It lasts longer, but the S-Pen /stylus use reboot is still present with somewhere between 2 and 2.5 hours of use (mix of writing and browsing, using the stylus to "click" links, etc.).

Human digit use does not cause the reboot after almost six hours of similar activity.

There used to be an app in the Playstore that would capture the last logs before crash-boot, but it hasn't been updated since 4.4 days. Does anyone know of a similar app that I could load up to try and capture the final moments?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] justb2:
I am getting the same issue on my P900. I also have a Note5 (N920W8) and the same issue occurs even if I use the S-pen from my Note 5 on my P900, leaving the P900's pen in its slot on the device.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DGT79:
OK could you guys who are having the S-Pen rebooting issue, download a program called "SysLog" by Scott Warner and tell it to start capturing logs and have it append the data in realtime.... ***WARNING*** The log file might get big so please ensure you have ample space. :eek:

I would capture myself and report it to Thomas but I am not experiencing the issue, well not as of yet.

The other way if you had the time would be to do ADB to your computer, this way it can capture it live stream at the time of rebooting.

Whilst I had been using CatLog I had been finding its functionality quite limited, so SysLog looked more appropriate.

Cheers,

David.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] donny02:
Need Help!

I do not get bootloader updated. I flashed P900XXU0PBA1 with odin3 as stated in OP. Everything seems to be ok, I do see message "success", but when I start the tablet again there is old bootloader P900XXUANI1 again.

Tried this several times with different odins, but did not work.

When I flash cm13 then, I just get the black screen as expected :(

Regards

donny

edit: I'm coming from cm12 with, twrp 3.0.2
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
I too was originally on CM12, but came to this ROM via the Resurrection Remix MM ROM (http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-note-pro-12/development/rom-p900-mm-6-0-1-t3350642). RR works with the old boot loader. When I upgraded from RR to this ROM, I had to upgrade the bootloader with Odin v3.10. This worked first time for me, so it might be a route worth trying for you.

I always enable root access for Apps and ADB in Developer Options prior to upgrading to a new ROM. Also, make sure that you tablet is not encrypted.

I went to great pains to disable Samsungs Knox security feature on my tablet when I first bought it (you can do this with Titanium Backup - Google "disable Knox"). Knox operates at a low level so might interfere with BL upgrades if it is still active... I am speculating here, but it is a possible straw.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DynBunti:
Kernel does not support CIFS?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] donny02:
Hello Yemble,

I tried to flash original Samsung Lollipop rom, and this did not work either. Device was softbricked after that...

So I installed kies to try recovery from there and noticed, that other usb drivers were installed.

With these new drivers I could flash the new bootloader and actual TWRP. And from there on installation of cm13 worked very well.

So as a conclusion, it seems that I had the wrong usb drivers.

Thanks for helping.

CM13 seems to be very stable, big thanks to thompatry for development too!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] ianrobbie:
Hi.

Does anyone know if this would be compatible with the SM-T900 (Galaxy Tab Pro)?

I was under the impression that they were both essentially the same tablet, just without the S-Pen support.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] ComfySofa:
I don't think so but if you have a custom recovery you could try it. The author woukd say it's for the 900 at the top of the post if it was.

Just flashed the latest build. All working fine. Many thanks.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Johnc5411:
Hi guys

Love the ROM but I still don't have IR. Do I have to change a setting?

It's no big deal but Plants Vs Zombies 2 and channel surfing on the same device ??? Too cool.

PS I tried both dirty and clean flashing.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Mike10705:
Haven't tested sounds yet (I specifically keep my P900 on total silence), but this one is finally a big relief for me. I liked the progress with the original CM13 build Valeria built, but it often rebooted itself. I dirty upgraded/installed this one and it seems to be working great.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thompatry:
I am aware of the issues. I am going to try to get it fixed by this evening. If all else fails, I know what I need to revert to correct the issue. I just would rather not since it is old and antiquated way of doing things.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thools60:
No worries! The build before works splendid:good: Good luck
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] fwapsk:
wow, nice work!

I'm updating from Hyper to this CM13 Marshmellow, and wow what a difference in performance. Well done to all involved! :D
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] nswenson:
iHeartRadio doesn't seem to run well on the 4/26 build. The app hangs and stream is choppy or won't start at all for some stations. Otherwise I'm enjoying CM13 on the note 12.2. Looking forward to the next build with improved graphical performance. Thank you!

I should add, I'm using bluetooth headphones.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] fwapsk:
I'm having sound issues too.....can't adjust the volume while playing Vainglory.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thompatry:
Good news! I am fairly confident that I corrected the sound and video issues. Please go out and test. I am currently running the new nightly and I have yet to have any issues. Next item on the list. I have not forgot about the camera. I just have been working on trying to fix the other issues that arose. As always, please report any issues that you find.

Last but not least. There is a new nightly. Link
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don B:
This is working great......!

Thank you so much for your efforts I can only imagine how labor-intensive this must be.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] hansonc8:
Hi all, [MENTION=4817899]thompatry[/MENTION] Thanks a million for all the hard work you are putting into these builds, plus kudos to [MENTION=2047373]Valera1978[/MENTION] for the work on the initial builds.

Just wondering if any one has had any issues with their p900 suddenly deciding to power off? Only really started noticing it on the Valera initial build yesterday, when I started playing Startrek Timelines (never played it before yesterday). It switched off once in 2 hours. Unfortunately it seems to happen every 5 minutes when I try and play on the latest build. The tablet seemed to be running very hot so am wondering if it was a safety feature to stop damage to the tablet? Not a deal breaker by any means as probably don't have much intention to carry on playing but thought that I may get similar issues in the future in other graphically intense games..... Just wondering if it was a local issue or a ROM issue
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don B:
I haven't experienced any problems with this build/rom ( I'm not sure of the proper terminology I've only had my device rooted for 2 weeks ) I was experiencing problems with my device shutting off and getting extremely hot on the back side up around the camera lens before I had even tried rooting it, but I now attribute it to being a bad battery, are you experiencing any screen flickering? Screen flickering was another issue I had as well but all these problems went away when I replaced the battery.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] hansonc8:
Actually yes I have had exactly this problem, in fact I've had the screen flickering issue practically since I have had this tablet. Particularly when the battery drops below 50%. When i looked into it at the time it seemed to be a common problem but noone had an answer. I'll have a look around and see how much it'll set me back and how easy to do. Presume is not that difficult as had some experience replacing parts on phone and tablets before. [MENTION=7380785]Don B[/MENTION] Might tap you up for some advice in the near future if you don't mind?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] crowlaw:
The screen flickering as nothing to do with this rom, or any matter for that matter. Sadly Samsung released from it what it seems about 50% of all the T900 have this flicking issue, especially when the batter gets low. So enjoy the rom if that is your only concern.

I forget where i read it, but somewhere a person wrote a hardware fix for this flickering issue on our tablets, but it takes soldring skills. I am sure you can search XDA and find the fix.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DaveUK:
Does the bluetooth work ok now? I'm thinking of moving from Tom's 12.1 build to 13 and need a working bluetooth. Thanks in advance for your input ... Dave
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] freeartist:
Hi thompatry, thanks you for great work. I noticed not working flashlight
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don B:
I've been able to pair with a SteelSeries Mobile Controller and a Bluetooth speaker, those are the only two things that I've tried so far but they both worked flawlessly.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don B:
S Pen features.

This is just a heads up for anybody wanting to add a couple of features for the S Pen on this ROM, I apologize to the original OP if this post is inappropriate for this thread.

I like to sketch parts before I machine them but I find it hard to do on the tablet sometimes because the side of your hand can either obliterate your drawing or add unwanted marks, CM S pen Add-on(Root) has a nice feature that can disable other inputs with the exception of the pen, you can lay the side of your hand directly on the tablet screen with no worries of adding extra inputs or marks.

Another problem I have is leaving my pen all over the house or shop then needing to go on a scavenger hunt for it, I tried using S Pen keeper to resolve this problem but it was unable to detect the pen, I discovered completely by accident if you install CM S pen Add-on(Root) first then run it, click on the box to allow pen detection and granted SU privileges, this will allow S Pen keeper to install properly and detect the pen, it works quite well if your pen should be under something on your desk or work bench as soon as you try to pick up the tablet ( if it has powered off ) and walk away the device will sound an alarm and vibrate depending on how you set up the app.

Neither app requires a purchase nor do I have any affiliation with the apps or the developers of these apps.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] lachdanan:
Does this rom use the latest CM mod build for M? Are there any issues? I read it has bluetooth issues? Not even the port but actually in the CM build?