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[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] SomeFknGuy:
Hey all. Just flashed the latest version on my pro coming from CivZ 5.0.2. Got it installed with a full clean wipe, installed gApps and am stuck at a white Lineage screen. I can bring forward a reboot/power off menu and I can see the charge icon in the upper left. What did I miss in my install? Cant seem to get past this screen into the tablet itself. Let it sit for 10 minutes thinking it was some sort of post script installer, but no dice. Rebooted the system also no dice. Any ideas?

***Editing to add

Fixed it, I think. I was right at it being a post install script. The "next" buttons weren't showing up. Went through and odin'ed in the newer boot loader, the newer TWRP and then went about wiping again, reinstalling and reinstalling the gApps. Ran into the same white screen. Got mad and twisted the tablet and when it went into portrait mode rotation the next button and such showed up. Kinda random that they didn't show in the first iteration of me trying to install and didn't show at all in landscape.

Installing and setting up all my apps now. Will report back with what I find!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Vdonsk:
The renewal problem.

Sorry if I missed something. When you attempt to upgrade the system, I wrote that there is no connection to the Internet and even in my work there is wifi but this firmware can not find it. Thank you.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Rockman195:
Hey everyone hoping for a little help here. I followed the directions to the T and made sure to install the lollipop bootloader in odin. I've tried twice now to wipe and flash this. Everything seems to work and it loads fine, but after the boot screen it just goes to a white screen with the logo and the word lineage beneath it. The only other symbol is the battery logo in the top corner. No matter what I do though, that's it. It's not a lock screen or something that I can get past. Any help is appreciated, thank you.

edit- just noticed the post two up from me. thats exactly my problem but it wont go into portrait mode like it did for him. any thoughts?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Jon5177:
Getting the same white LineageOS screen too. Did all the wipes, bootloader and twrp, wipes wipes and more wipes.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] vegasgold:
Installed the 19/2/2017 version thru TWRP, no problems runs great for me.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Illusive Man:
Same here; running just fine.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] SomeFknGuy:
The way I managed it was sitting the tablet on its 'side' in portrait, then giving it a little tap. The g-force sensors are kinda questionable in mine but seemed to work, then just went from there
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Rockman195:
I tried that as soon as I read your edit, and no dice. I've re-wiped, re-installed lollipop bootloader, re installed the new twrp and reflashed the rom and gapps. Even re downloaded some of the files. Nothing helped. Also I now have two lines during install that say "E:unknown command [log] in red.

Any help is appreciated
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Jon5177:
I had the exact same issue. I downloaded the image back from 24/01/2017. It works and completed the setup wizard. I will now apply the latest image and confirm if it doesn't work ** UPDATE** After flashing the earlier build and then updating to the latest release, it works fine
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] ckram:
Thanks man! Spent like 4 hours last night trying to figure out what was wrong. This worked!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] mosimchah:
Hey guys, the fix for the video scaling bug has been merged, so it'll be ready for your next build (no need to apply the patch) https://review.lineageos.org/#/c/159136/
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Expresspapyrus:
Just wanted to send a quick shout out to thompatry for his continued work on this project. You are doing a great job! Keep it up!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Janis:
WHITE SCREEN ON BOOT:

I was having the unrotated white screen (w/logo). *Before* I installed Gapps, I was able to get to settings via the gear icon in the notification area (upper right). There's also the option in the default toggles to enable/disable rotation, which would probably be wise to check.

Funny thing, the first time I flashed I immediately I installed Gapps, and the notification shade wouldn't pull down.

So:

- Flash ROM

- Boot

- Pull down Notification shade

- Turn on rotation

- Settings

- Rotate

- Next button bottom right

- Do the setup

-Reboot to recovery

- Install (Flash) Gapps

HTH
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Vdonsk:
Hello! You can do that Service sounded through the speakers when headphones are connected? Many thanks.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] rhricik447:
Is anyone else besides me having issues with ExFAT formatted SD cards on the 2/25 ROM? On first boot, it asked me to select the type of use I wanted for the card - and started mentioning the nasty "F" word, so I backed out of it and rebooted. I keep getting messages that the card is corrupted and needs to be set up and formatted before use - but when I put those cards into both a Windows 10 computer and a Linux computer, both say there are no errors on the card. I've tried 3 different cards, all with the same results. I really don't want to reformat my 128Gb card that is 2/3rds full. I thought that CM had built in ExFAT support already - or have I been imagining things. The card was working perfectly until this latest ROM. My photos, and more importantly, my TB and TWRP backups are on that card.

I restored the TWRP backup I did right before the flash, and the card is seen and read fine, no errors, no warnings - just works. Anyone have an idea of what is happening?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
extFAT works perfectly well with this ROM. I have a 200Gb SanDisk in my NotePro and have previously used 128Gb and 64Gb extFAT cards in the same tablet. However, I have noticed that Android is particularly poor at recovering what it believes are "corrupted" cards, often siting re-formatting as the only cure. This is just down to poor/lazy programming as more often than not, simply mounting the card from a Windows machine will fix the issue without losing any data. Once Windows has fixed it, Android should stop complaining.

With regard to the 25/2 ROM, I got the corrupted SD message after popping my card out whilst I upgraded TomTom (later fixed in Windows). Maybe the eject is not closing the card cleanly.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Redsandro:
At the risk of saying something stupid, I thought this was a 64 bit tablet. Exynos 5420 is a 64 bit CPU, right?

Now I'm confused if I need the arm or arm64 option. Same for su. Do we need su-arm or su-arm64?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
What matters is the OS rather than the CPU. The OS is 32bit, so 32bit ARM is correct.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Redsandro:
Ah, got it, thanks.

Never knew this was 64 bit hardware with a 32 bit OS.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Janis:
I just dirty flashed the 2/25. YouTube is fine. The ReutersTV app isn't scaling all of the content. It waffles with the resolution. So, it looks like the patch does what it's supposed to once, but is static. I'll poke around with that to see what I find out. No promises, though. (Single moms can't, at least for stuff like this.)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] shonkin:
Well, I've worn myself out a bit with this. The 2/25 rom did dirty flash fine... until my 64g micro-sd came up (it's brand new, a Samsung EVO plus). 2/25 told me it had to reformat the "corrupt" card. Nah. So I reinstalled the rom, this time as a virgin install (after wipe). And of course as may be others' experience, the rom didn't install at all, hanging on a white screen with "Lineage" logo.

On a lark, I installed the Resurrection rom, also nougat. (That developer has, alas, shut down after a 2/18 version of RR.) Anyway, install went fine (it is rooted by default), and the card showed up fine with all my 10,000 some books on it.

A final, odd to me, observation. When I reboot the tablet to power down, then attempt to turn the tablet back on *with* the power cord connected, it refuses to start and instead keeps showing the battery charging logo. When I unplug it, the tablet can be rebooted. This is true in *both* Lineage and Resurrection.

I don't know what any of that means. I couldn't pull a log (or I would have) of that last botched install of lineage 2/25.

Blessings.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Janis:
So, Youtube *wasn't* scaling on the 2/15 release before I dirty flashed. When I tried the patch on the 2/15 release, All of my video apps just hung. (I didn't change the permissions, but after I tested YT and it didn't work, I double-checked and they were OK.) So, I figured I'd just flash the newest full ROM instead of putzing with trying the patch again. I reported what happened.

I would assume, maybe wrongly, that any system files would get overwritten, so the libstagefright.so would be a new one in the 2/25 release I just flashed. Given this thread, a fresh release, and that YT worked, I assumed the patch in some form was included. I'll check the changelog if there is one. I haven't looked. yet.

For now, I'm not so much bent on getting it to work right so much as just reporting results. If it bothers me that much, I'll do a full wipe and reflash the latest if there's a newer one. After that, if there are still issues, I'll probably do a file compare between the three I have (and probably look at all the other stagefright files) and see if I can figure something out.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thompatry:
Try going into the build.prop and disabling sdcardfs. We just recently moved over to sdcardfs in the kernel and it does not like exfat partitions.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
Can we assume that this is at, or near, the top of the list of things to be addressed?

Also, it would be helpful if you gave us the exact syntax of the setting to be adjusted in the build.prop file.

* EDIT *

I think that it may be: ro.sys.sdcardfs=false

Interesting article about SDcardFS ... https://www.xda-developers.com/divi...les-fuse-replacement-will-reduce-io-overhead/
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Gary_O:
The same issue (not starting with power cord connected} is also happening on my P900 with the Resurrection Remix ROM [5.8.1, 2.18.17]. This did not happen with previous builds. I did a clean install with full wipes.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] dorkozoid:
Hi, thanks for your awesome work!

I was just wondering, I've had this tablet got a few years and haven't done that much with it. I rooted when I first got it and kept it on the stock rom (on Android 4.4 or something like that). If I wanted to now flash this rom, are there any specific things I should do or is following that guide enough? Thanks :)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Redsandro:
Cool. Wiped cache. Wiped data. Wiped internal data. Flashed:

* lineage-14.1-20170225-UNOFFICIAL-v1awifi.zip

* addonsu-arm-signed.zip

* open_gapps-arm-7.1-micro-20170225.zip

Now I'm stuck here. Nothing works, except shutdown/reboot. Is there a trick to get around this, or did I do it wrong?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] DaveUK:
Try the pervious build. Lineage did some tweaking to the wizard but didn't test it on portrait screens. Messed up the first official build for the P600.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Redsandro:
This is the previous version; lineage-14.1-20170219-UNOFFICIAL-v1awifi.zip

I think in theory I should try them all to find the one that's working, but I heard this ResurrectionRemix is working, so I guess I'll flash that one for now and dirty-flash to LineageOS when it's more stable and confirmed working on SM-P900.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] AEnknown:
I had the same issue. I just went back to the 02/04 version it works fine for me so i'm going to stick with it for awhile.

The problem is the setup program. normally there is a "next" button in the lower right corner
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thompatry:
There is a current bug with the setup wizard from Lineage. There is a patch out there to fix it but it currently in testing. I am hoping that I can push it along to get it merged by the build time this week.

Perfect article explaining why we switched. Sdcardfs does not get along with exfat very well. Fuse was spamming the log with r/w errors. You can disable sdcardfs via the build.prop or reformat your card to fat32. I will say there will be better performance with sdcardfs and fat32.

Following the guide should be enough. Post here if you have any questions.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Redsandro:
Thanks, this one works! I do get about a 100 of these messages though:

Thanks! I will disable and see what happens.

128 GB SD card here and 256 GB USB OTG. I like portability between camera, laptop/Linux, desktop/Windows and tablet. Exfat is the only serious option. NTFS performance is even worse (and my camera doesn't support it). I think soon 32 GB cards won't even be sold anymore.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
Why would anyone want to implement FAT32 on a large SD card? It is a far inferior file system compared to exFAT ( ref: http://ntfs.com/exfat-comparison.htm ), there is no conversion from extFAT to FAT32 that does not involve re-copying all of the data and Windows does not support formatting of FAT32 partitions above 32Gb.

I suggest that the Android ROM developers fix the "issues" with Sdcardfs and exFAT, instead of recommending a file system that Microsoft have effectively abandoned (a long time ago). In any case, I don't believe that these "issues" cannot be fixed since they do not exist in stock Samsung ROMs (Samsung invented SDcardFS).
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] 00bofh:
The SDCardFS switchover has bitten me as well (20170225 build).

After reading the article, I fully understand why the swap from FUSE to SDCardFS will be beneficial to the tablet (though I'm hoping the card will still be readable in camera and PC - the article isn't clear on that point...)

I did set ro.sys.sdcardfs=false, but this has not solved the problem - Lineage still reports the card as "corrupt" and wants to format it. This also breaks things like Solid Explorer, TiBackup and a few other apps/utilities that I had pointed to the external card for data storage.

TWRP sees the card as valid and usable, as does Windows and Linux, so it seems that there's another build.prop parameter needed to fully disable SDCardFS until I can pull all the data off the card and allow Lineage to format to it's electrons content.

Can I request that the steps to fully disable SDCardFS be posted so that I can gracefully transition to the New World Order? <grin>
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] dwl99:
Not sure if this will help but I have used this utility http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/index.htm?guiformat.htm to format SD cards >32GB as FAT32 from Windows. I had run into problems with a custom version of TWRP not reading exFAT SD cards >32GB on my Redmi Note 3 Pro and this solved the problem.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Janis:
I have a "corrupt" removable (128Gb) SD as well on the 2/25 release. I genuinely don't think it's the FUSE/SDCardFS that's the issue here. I was running my card fine on the 2/19 build. I'm currently copying it all to my PC, I'll format it in the device, and copy it back (about 20 min for about 80g USB 3.0). I needed a cleanup, anyway. It's not ideal, though, so I'm flagging it. (I'l edit this if that doesn't work.)

I was also having trouble with MTP. PTP was fine, but it's kinda useless for me (I mostly transfer audio and kid-videos for travel, some local docs). I found that disabling audio routing through the USB (also in dev settings) made it work.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
I am inclined to agree. If SDcardFS is not new to this specific release (25/2/17), then this release must contain a bug, since there were no issues with exFAT formatted cards on previous releases of this ROM, to the best of my knowledge.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] bitman44:
Just installed Snote from Samsung apps at apkmirror

It only says "unfortunatlly Snote stopped working"

Thats all I get, any ideas? I would like to get Snote , extention pack and themes installed......

Tried flashing Lineage 601 also and the same message.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] shonkin:
The last version here that read my 128g microsd (exfat) properly was the 2/19 version [****CORRECTION**** not 2/19... 2/11). All after that no go with "corrupted" message. If it is any consolation, the same issue is plaguing the Resurrection Rom developers now (as of their 2/28 version). Probably useless info, but I try....
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] admisi:
I'm getting a force close on Google Keyboard when I go into settings for virtual keyboard. Anyone else getting this?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don B:
Corrupt SD Card message

This post is Just for information purposes for others that may have encountered this problem, after flashing

lineage-14.1-20170225-UNOFFICIAL-v1awifi.zip I encountered the corrupt SD Card on reboot as others have, I could still see the card in recovery mode, I always do a full backup of the SD Card before attempting to flash new stuff so no big problem I allowed the card to be formatted.

After formatting the card the only directories present where the Android and LOST.DIR but I was unable to see anything in the Android directory, I was able to see the contents of the Android directory by exploring the root directory, Here we go Maps was not able to access the SD card and Titanium Backup was not able to make backups too the SD card.

After using the build prop editor in Deathly Audiutor and changing ( ro.sys.sdcardfs=true ) to ( ro.sys.sdcardfs=false ) I can now see the contents of the Android directory, Here we go maps can write and access maps on the SD card and Titanium Backup can find and write to Android/data/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup on the SD card ( Note: I'm not sure if the build prop editor ad version of Deathly Audiutor allows saving changes I'm using the paid version )

I apologize if this is repeat information I do read every post but was somewhat confused about the card issues, hopefully this will be helpful to others:)

EDIT: I'm curious if anyone would know if I had made the changes to build prop ( ro.sys.sdcardfs=false ) and rebooted would it have still being necessary to format the SD Card?

Don
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] shonkin:
I'd like to know this, too. My card has around 10,000 books on it. I get tired of having to recopy them all back to the reformatted card. And one more question I have... once you reformatted the card under 2/25 was it readable by a pc? Or was the system unreadable w/ Windows / Mac?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] rhricik447:
Samsung apps require the Samsung TouchWiz interface to work properly. That proprietary interface is not provided in open source Lineage ROM, nor in the Google AOSP ROMs that many third party ROMS are based on. If you absolutely need the Samsung apps, you'll have to go back to ROMs based on the stock Samsung ROM and give up Nougat. Samsung has pretty much tossed this tablet in the pile and moved on...

Personally, I gave up on those apps long time ago and found functional equivalents (or better apps) in the Play Store, allowing me to keep this wonderful tablet current with Nougat.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] shonkin:
One app that did come with touchwiz and still works on newer non-samsung versions of Android is Sketchbook Pro. Unfortunately, the loss of a recent micro-sd card (and my failure to back it up) means I don't have that app at present. It isn't on apkmirror, either. If anyone has it or knows where I can get it I'd love to know.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] dwl99:
here you go
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] shonkin:
Thank you! That hit the spot!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] admisi:
Anyone else having problem with Gboard (Google Keyboard)? I want to take off haptic feedback and change various settings but it force closes every time.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Don B:
Before I formated the SD Card I put it in my Windows PC just to to see if it was readable and compare it to the backup that I had made before I flashed the 2/25, the Windows PC was reading it fine and gave no indication that there was anything wrong, I spot check various files and everything open fine on the Windows PC, I move the card from the tablet to the PC three times before I allowed the tablet to format it, I've also had my card back and forth from the computer to the tablet several times since I formatted and everything is fine...........:confused:
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Janis:
Yes (but I haven't had time to monkey with it. Too many political protests to go to and Girl Scout Cookie's to sell.)
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] joejsullivan:
I had both this issue and any build after 2/4 bluetooth will not stay running.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] bluelovers:
this rom is so great it make me watch a movie without become a hot tablelt lol

but some app can't ask root when they should lol
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thools60:
You could try update it from apkmirror

http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...31-armeabi-v7a-android-apk-download/download/

---------- Post added at 05:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:28 PM ----------

Anybody wants great sound on your tablet? Tested by me. Works great. I installed the whole choobang. Damn! I have bass on my speakers now!

https://xdaforums.com/android/software/r-s-e-sound-systems-auditory-research-t3379709
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] lanimul:
Anyone have Google instant tethering show up yet?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] rhricik447:
Video still going large..

Just loaded the 0304 build, tried a video clip from a sports site, a few seconds into the clip, the video expanded with the same problem. I ended up copying the known good libstagefright.so file into /system/lib, rebooted and video is good again. I thought this build had that fixed?

On the plus side, no problems with the (formatted last build) SD card, wireless seems to be working fine, sound is usable but seems a bit soft, bluetooth is working so far, Google keyboard working, no strange reboots in use. Speed in general seems great, haven't tried a benchmark run yet, may do one later.

All in all, another great ROM for this tablet. Thank you!
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Yemble:
Unfortunately the exFAT issue IS still present in the 0304 ROM and if anything, slightly worse. Unlike the previous version, I was NOT able to circumnavigate the issue via a Windows repair on my 128Gb SanDISK card. Even the build.prop mod did not work. An Android FAT32 re-format and an extremely long data re-copy was the only solution ... PANTS !!! :mad:
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] thompatry:
I have done some debugging and testing some more. You can use NTFS. NTFS is even faster than exfat.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] Janis:
Gboard settings force close (reddit link)

https://www.reddit.com/r/LineageOS/..._source=amp&utm_medium=top_post&utm_content=3
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] AEnknown:
What are the odds of getting the ir port working? I love this ROM but miss the port.
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] livethegame:
Rooting

Will this work for the Samsung galaxy note pro 12.2 SM-P905V?
[Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 Android Development] rhricik447:
There is a separate thread for the 905V - you would be better off following that instead. If I remember correctly, the 905 has a different processor than the 900, so this ROM wouldn't work on it anyway.