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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yubeie:
Is there a solution to this issue? thx
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Having a bit of a major problem with the latest update.

At first I believed it was due to trying a dirty flash of it, but since then I have attempted a clean flash and whenever I attempt to flash the latest update, the progress bar gets to what look like thirty percent and just stops there.

The tablet doesn't lock up the progress of the download just stops and never continues.

I'm flashing back to the last update now and it's running fine so it's the new one that's the issue.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] rojovilla:
So which version are you on and is working for you? I just installed this ROM for the first time the other day (20170522). I followed the instructions per OP and it's been solid. I'll wait and see if anyone else experiences issues with 20170529 before flashing it. And as a precaution, did you verify the md5 checksum after the download? A lot of people skip this step. Ever since I started flashing ROM's and/or other zip files I always verify the integrity of the file if a md5 checksum is provided.

Quick question since I'm new to this ROM, have you always dirty-flashed the nightlies with no issues?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Brigham999:
Just dirty flashed 29 May build and it's fine. No issues at all
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gserp4sox:
Flashfire

Hey DE, can we dirty flash nightly's using FlashFire? Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] agdroubi:
Thank you for the great rom

However, there is a problem in wifi not staying active while the device is sleeping, i noticed this with play store and lineage updater the download will stop after couple of minutes from sleep. Pls fix it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Can someone in here who dirty flashes tell me what I'm doing wrong here????

I go into Advanced Wipe, wipe Dalvik and Cache. And then I flash the new rom and gapps, and then I restart.

But every time I get stuck on the boot screen and that's it.

I'm really getting annoyed with having to clean flash every single update, it ends up taking me hours every time to reinstall all my apps and load all my files back into them.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
You do much more than me. I only flash the ROM and I've done this many times as I'm a flashoholic. I have no problems. In fact I've flipped from various AOSP Roms similarly.

1. Where are you getting the ROM?

2. What TWRP are you on?

3. I suspect your gapps. Which one?

Do you super su? Which one? The wrong one will cause a hang like you see.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
I get my roms from the link in this threads first post.

I'm using Twrp 3.1.1.0, the newest one recommended on the first page.

And the gapps I use is the beans gapps from the link on the first page.

As for super su, I use the lineageos su. The file name is "addonsu-arm-signed.zip"
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
Can you try no super su and see what happens? I use sr3-supersu-v2.79-sr3-20170114223742.zip
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Well when I dirty flash I don't flash the supersu. I read it causes problems as your basically flashing it a second time.

Can you send me a link to that version? Might try it next time I clean flash. :3
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yubeie:
guys any fix for hangouts crash? the app is no longer usable.. I rely heavily on it for video calls.. thx :(
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
Out of curiosity, why use supersu instead of the LOS add-on?

I've been using the LOS add-on for a couple months now on my T700 with 14.1 and it's been fine.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Its called Doze, its an Android feature. Also do not duplicate your posts please, that is annoying.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] agdroubi:
This doesn't happen on my note 3 ha3g running lineage 14.1. Sorry for the duplication.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Because something is most likely stopping the device from dozing fully, and is keeping the wifi on. Where as on your tablet, it is fully dozing and every so often you will get a burst of notifications and then it will doze again etc.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] agdroubi:
I understand that doze is functioning but this is preventing me from downloading files while the tablet screen is off.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kaodd:
using "wake lock" do the job
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
LOS add-on?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] 4Nails:
Installing Nightly

I go to Settings/About Tablet/LineageOS updates/nightlys download/installation screen.

When I download a nightly it is actually downloaded to /data/data/org.lineageos.updater/app_updates/lineage-14.1.2017mmdd-nightly-chagallwifi-signed.zip

When I choose install instead of booting to TWRP 3.11 it boots to ...

Android system recovery <3e>

LRX22G, T800XXU1BOJ1

Volume up/down to move highlight:

power button to select.

reboot system now

apply update from ADB

apply update from external storage

apply update from cache

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

reboot to bootloader

power down

view recovery log

The problem is that this recovery/install can't reach the downloaded nightly in /data/data/...

If I copy the nightly from /data/data/ to my external sd card (which can be reached) when I flash the nightlys it attempts to verify the package and I get a failed whole-file signature then signature failed and it does not flash.

So what do I do?

Thanks

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forgot to say I can't get to TWRP anymore.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
Please check the first post, I think there is a reference there.

That or the base LOS home page, wasn't hard to find.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
Hi, sounds interesting! Where is the official add-on download for Lineage? Is this good enough? http://www.theandroidsoul.com/root-lineage-os-su-addon-zip-download/

edit---

Well, from https://download.lineageos.org/ I didn't find the SU add-on, and searching for SU or root, or superSU from here, https://wiki.lineageos.org/?#

How did you know about the SU add-on for Lineage? I will keep digging and look for something official. Thanks for the tip!

edit2---

The super secret google combo was to know to search for all these. "LineageOS su add on" which I would really have never thought to try before. But I did get this!

https://download.lineageos.org/extras
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
Glad you found it I read about it here in one ofmnthe ti700 discussions, one of the LOS or Exynos team people mentioned it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yubeie:
Apologies for the repeat post.. but is there any workaround for the hangouts app crash upon starting a video call? Is there debug info I can provide to the devs to investigate the issue? Please let me know.. thx.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stoneagebrain:
Just to make sure others are able to find this solution. It took me ages.

Problem:

Apps don't have access to the Android folder on external SD card if it used as media storage. It seems to be a ROM issue and is still present on the 29/05/17 build.

Solution:

Change ro.sys.sdcardfs=true to ro.sys.sdcardfs=false in /system/build.prop and reboot. Now all apps seem to have access to the Android folder. Obviously SD card access is slower now, but it's a quick fix until this bug is hopefully fixed soon.

Apart from this the ROM is running very smooth. Thanks for your work DarkExistence!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Or just use fat32 for your sdcard, it's not a bug :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BRDigung:
New Build is online
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stoneagebrain:
I have just double checked with three different SD cards formatted as FAT32 with ro.sys.sdcardfs set to true and no app is able to access the Android folder on it.

So using FAT32 doesn't help. So far only ro.sys.sdcardfs=false makes the SD cards work as expected.

If there is anything else I can supply you with to solve this issue please let me know.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Stuck in boot loop again. I can't stand having to clean flash every single time. I have so many apps it takes me hours to reinstall them all with my slow internet.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Is there a reason the on screen nav bar is gone?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
It was crashing the tablet each time you tried to turn it off, and we couldn't fix it because its not even a feature we are meant to have. It only works on other ROMS because they dont totally disable hardware keys.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
fat32 is working for me, so bit strange. try NTFS please.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
I have not had this problem except when my SuperSU was wrong. Have you tried the Lineage SU add on referenced here above?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] HijoProdigo:
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I've had the same issue with the T-800 and T-700, and been wracking my brain to try to find out what was wrong. Worked great!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Yeah, that's the exact one I've been using.

---------- Post added at 12:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:57 AM ----------

Huh. I never had any problem with it. Personally I liked it. But okay.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] stoneagebrain:
Tried NTFS with no success.

Just to make sure we are talking of the same effect:

put in a freshly formatted SD card

instruct Android to use it as media storage

start a file explorer like ES file explorer and open the "Android" folder on the SD card

create a file or directory within this folder

Result: The contents of the Android folder shown in the file explorer app remains empty. But if you open the SD card from Androids settings menu, you can see that the file has actually been created.

In any other location of the SD card the file explorer app can create files/folders and also shows them.

For me it looks like that apps just have write access to the Android folder but no read access.

Again everything works fine if ro.sys.sdcardfs is set to false.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Well we have disabled sdcardfs for all exynos5420 devices, so should fix things
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] vonschau:
How to make a screenshot? I tried all combinations i could Google power Home, power volume down, nothing works

Found it under keys
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Power button + volume down
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Alesky07:
Another solution, activate the screenshot into the power menu : Setting►Buttons►Power menu►Select Screenshot

Then you will have the possibility to do a total screenshot, or a partial screenshot !
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] :
OTA update is bugged... TWRP launching, but the update doesn't install.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Eddie Hicks:
I had the same issue. I believe others have it also. Someone told me about an app named LineageOS on the Playstore. I'm using it and it works. A really good app.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yubeie:
Hi Everyone..I still continue to have issues with hangouts video calls. As soon as I start the call, the app crashes, would you please let me know if there are any workarounds or fixes. This is one app I use extensively and rely on my tablet. Everything else is working fine except this one app.

Any debug info I can provide I'm ready to do that..please let me know..thx
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] yubeie:
Please find the logcat attached..thx.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Eboshi Moriyama:
Great ROM!

Hi, I moved to this ROM from aosp (waiting for the new build up, I hope), seems really fluid and stable. Nothing more to say right now, thanks for this version:good::fingers-crossed:!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] solidsnake02:
I've been following this thread for a long time and I may have missed it mentioned before, but is there any sort of solution from preventing the Google App from waking in Doze? I noticed leaving my tab alone on the counter for over 2 weeks with no use that the only two things contributing to battery use was System Idle and Google App. I'm assuming the Google usage is some sort of wakelock and if I could prevent that this tablet could last over a month on standby. Otherwise, this is simply the best ROM I've used to this point and it makes the tablet smooth. For being fairly outdated in a lot of ways this tablet could still last another couple years at least.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Nah it's normal. It needs to wake every so often.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pingus01:
Version 20170612 solved my SDCard Problem. Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Okay. From now on I'm done flashing the weekly updates. Just going to wait for big ones. I'm just tired of having to reinstall and set up all my apps every single week since for some reason my tablet won't let me dirty flash without getting stuck in a boot loop every time...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
I cannot think of what is causing that for you. What do you think about a one time refresh, using fastboot to reflash TWRP and the OS after a full factory reset? and then trying without root to see if it is related?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
your welcome :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Retiredfinally:
But if you don't have root you can not update thru weeklies anyway. I just updated and lost root, why is the ROM rooted anyway, so now I have to start over anyway. Make no sense to me that it requires TWRP to update but if you lose root updating you can't update until you get root. :(
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
The rom is not rooted by default.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
[MENTION=6663552]DarkExistence[/MENTION],

If you start rooted, and take OTA, does one need to go to recovery and re-apply the LOS root add-on to retain root?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] My Public:
No, you must flash the addon only once.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] _RoRo_:
Has anyone succeeded in making game tuner app working on this rom? i would like to lower resolution on a couple games to increase performance
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
That's not correct. You can still download the ROM updates to your download folder, then reboot to recovery and flash them manually. That's what I do.

I've been using the Lineage downloader to get new roms. But you can just get them from the link in the first post.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] le_vente:
Dear Friends!

I installed 0612 nightly and I love it.

The only problem I have is about Russian and Chinese satellites in positioning system.

These satellites can't get fixed ever.

GPS satellites are OK but a lot of times they are not enough for positioning correctly so Waze loses my position.

I made a screenshot to illustrate this.

Is there a solution to get other satellites get working for me?

Of course it was absolutely OK on previous ROM.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] vessk0:
I've just installed the latest build with latest bean gapps and I'm experiencing the same problem.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
The build of 12.06? I'm on it and it's just perfect and I have no problem here (SuperSU , latest beangapps , and dirty fishing form the previous build )
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] vessk0:
Yes, the latest one. I've wiped everything and formatted too.

I've installed the latest AICP build and it's working OK.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] BRDigung:
no new rom yesterday, why?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
lineage building server failed
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] dgml14:
Next monday then?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ElsaReyes:
Everything works perfect? I must of done something wrong again then as Kik, Play Store and Youtube keep crashing.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
Try clean install

Flash rom

Flash beans gapps mini

Flash superSU 2.82 , then reboot
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] saintjules:
I think I messed up with the rooting. Instead of using the LOS addon I flashed a standard Supersu. After that WiFi could never be turned on. Factory reset, including wiping system and flashing the rom again were useless. Any adivice?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
No I'm using super su and it's working fine . What version of SuperSU are you using ? Latest is 2.82 . Did you flash rom , gapps and then super su?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] saintjules:
What I did was flash rom and gapps. Everything was fine. Later I flashed SuperSU 2.79 and from then on I lost my wifi connection no matter how many wipes and flashes I did. Seems a pretty common issue if you search for 'no wifi after rooting' but I have no idea how to fix it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Mrodfr:
I use aicp but each time i wipe the system and install the aicp rom, i have not wifi when i want to recover my datas (the 2 choice when i install the rom the first time).

I install the rom by entering the native langage, name,.... Untill the system and launcher start.

After i go to wifi settings and change the place wifi to europe and just after my wifi appeared.

I add the wifi code and create my google account and restore my apps.

Hum, not seen your last message

Flashing rom and supersu and beamgapps with this order and all allways fine. Last beta of supersu remove my sdcard1 from the system, the last official work fine with my sdcard1.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] saintjules:
Holy crap, I fixed it! It was a totally unrelated cause I had forgotten about, that is I have a faulty sd card which for some reason affects WiFi connection. I had only to remove it... Thanks everyone for the support though!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] meduza:
How about HW buttons backlights for you guys? On RR 7.1.2 they don't work again ... .

m.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
On last build (12.06) yes it was working

(Now I'm on rr and not working)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] meduza:
... oh, 12.06 that's pretty old, thought there is a newer build....

m.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
The last week one failed so we need to wait to next one ^^
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] adrian639:
this is the best

hi,i have tried quite a few roms but recently since the 7.1.2 on all the roms i have had trouble with freezing but this rom has been very good and very fast for me.i have a sm t800 and it is the fastes rom with the 7.1.2 without any freezing problems.after 2 days a rooted it with super su still all good.i just wanted to say to everyone that this is very fast and not slow or slugglish on the sm t800.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Jors55:
out of the blue, freezing problem!

I have problems with freezing on my T800. The rom (1206) is great and i using it for a long time.

It came out of the blue. What causes the problem? Anybody? Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kaodd:
Need recreation, thats why im on deadmanns los13. kindly fixed for t800 by [MENTION=7065294]DBCAB[/MENTION]. I don't miss freezing ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lurgainn:
My third time happened five days ago:(

It's a very good ROM (thanks DE), so it happens very rarely, but ... it happens.

So I ask again: is there any way to recover a log of the error, so that I can help to debug?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] adrian639:
This works

Hi.I have a Samsung Galaxy sm t800 and I have tried a lot of the 7.1.2 ROMs but all of them freeze at some random point except for some reason this one.I installed it as it is with the beans gapps and used it for 2 days perfect.then I flashed super su and rooted still all good then I thought I would really test it by over locking to 2.1ghz and still no freeze or any faltering what so ever.its also the fastest ROM too.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] robhug:
(new build is out :) )
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] adrian639:
All good

There is nothing not working apart from fingerprint and we all know about that
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
The issue with capacitive buttons lighting up on screen touch is still a thing, right? There is something in the changelog about the button light levels but doesn't look related.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Dnorris55:
Yes, the buttons light up when you touch the screen. I don't mind that, I'd like them on all the time..?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pmgnet:
I guess it could be a setting. It's distracting in lower light. And a battery drain.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] _RoRo_:
So far, no issues with this week's rom, except lower fps on a few games (which is due I think to higher resolution used compared to stock rom. I'm still looking for locking games resolution to 1080p for better performance)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Yes, this week we added functionality to lower capacitive key button brightness, and readded support for on screen navy bar as the crashing issue with it was fixed ! Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] masammut:
I have a problem with Hangouts video with the last 3 builds of Lineage on the SM-T800. I only installed the last 3 nightly builds so I dont know if this is a function which never worked or broke in the recent builds.

Basically when I try to initiate or answer a Hangout Video call it briefly flashes the video image on screen then hangs or goes back to the message window with ongoing call still showing (but not actually working).

Video calling on Skype and Facebook messenger work perfectly and hangouts works perfectly on other android devices, so its not a hangouts issue.

Any tips how I can solve this please?

Thanks alot in advance.

Btw - I tried wiping the tablet and starting from scratch with the latest build. It still did not work.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] LazyT:
Should MiraCast/WiDi work?

My tv shows only the connection attempt and then timeout? Another 7.1.2 device is working fine.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] colema19:
I installed the latest build last night, I'm happy it seems to have made my wifi stable and reliable now.

I decided to try plugging an Xbox 360 wired controller into it last night using an OTG cable, and all I get is all 4 lights on the controller flashing continuously. Has anyone else tried a wired controller and gotten it to work? The same controller works fine plugged into my Nexus 5 (which is still on Marshmallow) . I'm not actually sure this is the fault of Lineage either, I seem to recall there's some issue with power draw using OTG on the Tab S?

Hmmm I wonder if it's something else. I tried pairing a PS4 controller over bluetooth today, and that also failed. It sees it, but pairing never succeeds. It pairs right away on my Nexus 5X though.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Eanan:
Is there a way to change the navigation buttons functions with this rom i.e. set a custom function for short press of menu button to something like expand notification panel etc.?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] pnomandk:
I also have problems with USB-OTG, at least on the latest build(s). I've tried using a Presonus AudioBox USB, but all I get is a brief flash from the box when connecting it to my SM-T800. The same device works fine when connected to e.g. my phone (OnePlus 3). If I try to connect a USB Memory stick via the same USB-OTG cable, it sometimes work, but after having connected the AudioBox, it needs a little "rest" before I can connect it again.

So I'm wondering if there are some setttings that should be tweaked? The device draws around 400 mA and is a USB 1.1 device.