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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] sesser:
Hi, i've used latest open gapps. I also did a clean flash, this was a second or even third 7.1 rom i've tried. Maybe its just that, stock marshmallow roms are much more snapy and responsive.

Web browsing expierience on 6.0 is a lot better for me using either stock Samsung browser or Chrome then on Lolipop roms. I've noticed that on LoS my device much quicker become hot, and maybe that's the issue, CPU throttling kicks in and degrades performance. I've heard there were some overheating issuess with this model related to battery manulfuntions. But sińce my battery was replaced like half year ago on samsung warranty rapair together with a broken screen so i shouldnt be impacted (on theory) by this issue. One time while on LOS device got stuck, like PC, no response to any button or touch screen. This was enought for me to roll back to some mofldified stock roms.

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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
I wonder if tweaking the cpu governor / max ghz would allow you to run more smoothly by not hitting thermal limits and getting more severely throttled?

I'd not be surprised if the OEM rom ran more efficiently on the hardware though, on the theory that Sammy spent more time dedicated to efficiently using the hardware to the max regardless of other-hardware compatibility, where-as I guess that the LOS teams need to balance the dance of multi-system compatibility to some degree.

FWIW, I checked using Deathly Aduitor on mine and the max-freq is set to 1.9Ghz and using the interactive governor.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
shouldnt be the case, never happens to me. I am assuming its just the way he uses the device. Lots of time (and i mean hours) was spent fine tuning the chip to run as smooth as we possibly can with the out-dated sources that we have for these devices. So in theory this should be smoother then stock, which 9/10 people will agree with, but it totally depends on usage.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Agreed. The Galaxy Tab S is getting closer to the 4 year old mark, which we all know is ancient. It's too bad that we can't get a reasonably upgraded replacement for under $500 in today's market. When you put it in context, what we have here with these devices and Lineage OS is practically miraculous.

Thanks for keeping these builds alive. The list of alternatives is growing short.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lollo78:
I agree too.

This miracolous build brings my Galaxy Tab S to a new life.

Thanks to all the developers. I hope to see Oreo in the next future.

Tweaks done with Deathly Aduitor:

Entropy read and write to 4096 (i'm testing other settings to notice differences, but 4096 seems the best way).

CPU: min 100mhz, max 2100mhz with interactive governor. Other governor give me audio dropout in professional audio application like FL Studio.

Other advices? Your settings? ;)

In Autodesk schetchbook I see some lag on touch input. I read that is a common issue on this device. There's a way to fix it with kernel settings?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lollo78:
WOW!

I just downloaded the lastest update (17-gen) and restart in recovery to install it like always and... surprise!

My TWRP 3.2.1-0 is locked in a bootloop.

I'm unable to boot in TWRP or reboot in LineageOS.

I tried to reflash TWRP 3.2.1-0 via Odin in Download Mode, but nothig. Always bootloop.

And I can't see the device via ADB (List of devices attached -> is empty)

There's a way to restore all instead of reflash stock rom and loosing all my data/settings?

Thanks for any help
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Try download/Odin with a different cable.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lollo78:
I flashed stock rom but bootloop remain on Samsung logo. After I flashed a previous version of twrp and finally LineageOS.

Now I am again in the community ?

But I don't know why It happens
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lmacmil:
I bought a brand new Tab S2 8.0 a year ago for $240 on sale at Best Buy. They are still available on Ebay in the same price range.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Ga...849901?hash=item284e082aad:g:abEAAOSwU91aX7ze
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mig_slig:
quick question [MENTION=4222965]deadman96385[/MENTION]

What's the difference between this official version and the unofficial one from team exynos5420. Does both versions have Team exynos improvements in kernel?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Official builds use our Official repos on the LineageOS github, unofficial ones use our exynos5420 github repos, so can have stuff implemented before official lineage (mainly when we were first bringing up the devices, not so much now.)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Skurvy_Pirate:
Tried flashing the latest 2 builds and both get stuck at the boot screen ("Samsung Galaxy Tab S" screen). I wiped Dalvik, System, Cache and still no luck. Any ideas what I am doing wrong?

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Looks like flashing the MM bootloader fixed it. Not sure if this was the proper step or not, but I saw one post briefly mention it. I am not getting a "Kernel is not seandroid enforced" message at the boot screen, but it is not causing any issues that I can tell. Is this message expected?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mig_slig:
Thanks for answering [MENTION=6663552]DarkExistence[/MENTION]

One final question, as far as i know, MHL compatibility in Nougat Roms and sm-t700 device is still a work in progress, like FP sensor?

I've tested with this rom and RR, but without any luck. Is there any Rom or Dev that managed to get MHL working?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
I don't know about MHL, but the LOS developers have stated they're not supporting the FP sensor on this ROM for the T700 for a small number of technical and functional reasons.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mig_slig:
Yes, i know FP sensor is not working and it will never be ;). My question is about MHL.

Although i've read somewhere that MHL couldn't be implemented due to proprietary drivers, i also read some posts where users say that can use MHL, in AICP and RR rom's and with sm-t800. [MENTION=6663552]DarkExistence[/MENTION] answered this a user on sm-t800 AICP rom:

"Is there anyway to get MHL to work on this ROM? It was working great with RR and I would love it to work on this ROM as I use it every day. Loving the ROM though! AWESOME!

A fix was just merged by me and [MENTION=6227169]mosimchah[/MENTION] for it, hopefully it works next build for you." in March 2017
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
that was a very hacky fix and thus we voted to remove it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ZimriTech:
The fingerprint scanner was bad in my experience so I don't miss it.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Skurvy_Pirate:
Is there a setting for getting smart covers working? Just flashed this ROM and it's the first thing I have missed.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] NJ_RAMS_FAN:
same here.. the whole swiping down was annoying..
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lollo78:
There is a trick to pass ctsProfile test in Magisk? For me is "false".

I tried some guide on the web, but nothing...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] ROM-Rookie:
Many thanks to the devs. After spending many (many) hours working through the instructions on the LineageOS site, I managed to get ADB, Heimdall 1.4.2 (running from Windows 7) and TWRP working in order to install the latest LOS. What a breath of fresh air LOS is compared to Samsung MM.

I have some of questions:

1. Why is the charging current throttled back from 1700 ma to about 1250 ma when LOS is running? When the tablet is off, charging returns to the normal charging rate of 1700 ma.

2. Prior to installation of LOS, I used Zoiper soft phone app. Now, the latest Zoiper lite app doesn't work (voice transmits only when speaker is toggled off. Speaker never produces sound regardless of toggle) After trying to use Zoiper app, the speaker is completetly disabled and is re-enabled only by a reboot. I tried a second soft phone app with similar sound problems (call.center). Any ideas?

3. The Swype feature of the stock keyboard is far superior to what I had with the previous OS. However, I really miss the shortcut keys Ctrl+c, x,v. Is there another keyboard available?

Edit:

Although the speakers don't work with a soft phone app, ear buds do. I assume LOS routes sound to the stereo jack for soft phone apps. I prefer to use the speaker. Also, how do I get the speakers working again (without rebooting)?

Thanks

Mike
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Thanks, but personally I considered the S2 a downgrade at worst, and a side move at best. If you want an upgrade in the 8 inch form factor you can chose from the Huawei Media Pad M3 which is in the $300 range right now, but due to their sketchy rep in the U.S., it's not something I would be able to use, or go for the $600 overpriced options (how many are 8 inch???)

Asus had an 8 inch Zen Pad floating around the European and Asian tech shows early last year, and the reviews were great, but it obviously never made it to market.

My Tab S is hanging in there. I can wait.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lmacmil:
I guess it depends on what you do with it. The S2 is substantially more powerful and I find the 4:3 form factor better for reading books or newspapers, which is most of what I do. I don't watch movies or videos except for an occasional YouTube video so for my use, the S2 is superior. To each his own!

I did just successfully install TWRP and LineageOS 14.1 on my Tab S 8.4 and it's a definite improvement (for me) than Samsung stock MM. Next step is to set it up for my mother to replace her old Nook HD+.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Agreed. To each his own. After falling in love with the screen on the Tab S, and using it for almost everything for work and home, I couldn't get past the screen on the S2. Smaller screen with lower DPI? No thanks. The processors aren't much different, and the ram is the same, so the performance increases are a lot due to the lower resolution. I still use this for reading, but I do watch movies and web browse a lot too. It's not really stable enough for me to use for work anymore, so I finally broke down and got a new laptop for that. (Though, I would just love to go back to using just a tablet again someday.)

I'm lurking the Media Pad M3 forums, and if Huawei comes clean with everything that's in there, or of someone figures out how to hack it, and we know we can trust it, then maybe I'll jump. For now, I'll just wait. And long live Lineage OS on the Tab S!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] LinuXo:
Last night I just flashed this one on my Tab. Working really fine.

I installed stock gapps, but is there a way to erase some of them? Like Google Fit and Slides?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Root it (flash Super SU or your favorite) and either delete the app with a root file manager like MiXplorer or install Titanium Backup and use it to remove the app. I've been using Titanium a long time, so that's what I usually do.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] mordeith:
Did a quick search,but didn't see if anyone else has issues with the ir blaster..that's the only thing kinda stopping me from jumping to this rom
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] sas_sas:
I wonder if we need to reflash of googleapps while upgrading this Rom???
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] lmacmil:
I don't think so. The apps will update via the play store once installed. (I assume you're talking about a weekly update of the current version.)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] enochpc:
Anyone having any audio issues with recent builds? I had to do a reinstall as an upgrade went south and seemed fine until I tried to watch a video on Youtube and had no audio. I realized it was everything (I usually have the sound off for reading), increasing the volume doesn't give the volume sound, no audio at all. Running last weeks build. I plan on doing a reinstall of the new build when I have time but thought I would see if anyone else was having issues. I searched every combination of sound and audio I could think of on this thread but couldn't find anything.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
Running current and it's working for me, both playing music with CloudPlayer, and playing video with Youtube (happened to use that last night for a movie trailer). Sorry to hear about your problem though.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] enochpc:
Just an update I did a dirty flash of the latest build and seems to have fixed the problem. Must have just been a bad flash.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] evo_tr:
Any chance the lineage os 15.1 may come to this device??
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
when its ready..
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] richardfeb2@gmail.com:
Netflix

Does Netflix work ? I get a Blank screen.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] C0derbear:
Seems to, on mine, current build. Not sure that helps you though, sorry.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] richardfeb2@gmail.com:
Works okay now after Updating Apk.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] McScbr:
Can I use this as well to SM-T705? can't find an official 7.1.1 or 7.1.2 for SM-T705

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] steamrollerpark:
T705 Lineage 14.1 https://download.exynos5420.com/LineageOS-14.1/klimtlte/
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] KingUsman:
Pubg lags on this
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] McScbr:
different result on my end. I got better FPS from stock to this custom rom+pico gapps.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] richardfeb2@gmail.com:
Yeah ! All Games such as Asphalt 8 run at a very low Frame Rate, on 5.1 custom rom games use to run very fast.

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Yeah ! All Games such as Asphalt 8 run at a very low Frame Rate, on 5.1 custom rom games use to run very fast.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Carjou:
Hello,

i install Lineage OS on my Samsung Tab 8.4 T700, but i forgot to install Google Apps. Now when i wanna go in ''reboot revovery' from TWRP i can't because its showing that i don't have root. I try root again with Odin3, oneclick root, King root, but nothing work.

So now i don't now why i can't root and how i will install Google apps.

Thanks,

Have a nice day.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
wipe dalvik, system, data, cache, (internal if you want to full wipe), move the lineageos rom to your desiered location on your device, move the compatible gapps packagws to your desiered location, move the root package to said location. Flash the rom, then gapps, then root and boot.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Carjou:
Hello, now i install again LineageOS and gapps but i get brick. I try to install LineageOS again but it stay in boot forever. What i can do now?

Thanks,

have a nice day.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-fix-device-not-certified-by-google-error/

Does this mean anything for us? I'm not sure I'm trading the article correctly, but it seems as though since we sideload gApps that we might be in the clear... Or not.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jtcnb:
OS 15.1 for SM-T700

you state when it is ready.

I see in you signature you have a S8.4 running AICP . Is it just personal preference that you did not go to 14.1?

Thanks,
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jtcnb:
Samsung Apps

Is there anyway to add other Samsung Galaxy Apps ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Probably not. Samsung apps are usually built around their flavor of Android, which used to be called Touchwiz... Sorry, I know they've renamed it, but I can't remember the name of the top of my head. Anyway, of you wanted to, you could download a stock Samsung ROM, and extract the apk for the app you want to use and try installing it. I tried it with the Samsung email app years ago because the stock Android email app at the time was awful, and the gmail app used to only work with gmail... But it didn't work.

Good luck.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] jtcnb:
Yes it is now referred to as Samsung Experience 9.0

I was able to install Samsung Galaxy Apps 4.2.20.7 b and some of the Samsung apps that way.

I have downloaded a few from APK Mirror, some worked and some did not

One thing I had with 6.0.1 Stock was an edge app. similar to my S7 Edge. I could slide it from the side and change up what was shown there. Does anyone know if this is possible with Lineage 14.1?

I have a S7 Edge as well...but am waiting for the official release of Oreo from Samsung, which should be coming down soon.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] galoneta:
Hi everybody.

Just arriving to sm-t700 now! Just unpacked and updated to 6.0.1 than rooted and installed twrp and then THIS Lineage 14.1 (	lineage-14.1-20180330-nightly-klimtwifi-signed.zip). Eveything I need runs fine and fast! Thanks.

I have some doubts: what would be the differences betwen this build and the one provided here: https://download.exynos5420.com/LineageOS-14.1/klimtwifi/ ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] gnet158:
Can someone post a how to for me? It's been awhile since I flashed anything.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Huh? AICP 12.1 is based on Lineage 14.1. This thread here is the official lineage 14.1 thread for SM-T700. Im the chagallwifi maintainer for the exynos team, not klimt :)
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Udonitron:
I just loaded this up and I am getting that LineaGenuine warning that the version is not genuine.

Now I realize this is a April Fools joke but do I seriously have to manually disabling it through a root shell now?

Just so happens my TM700 is suffering from the dreaded WIFI hardware issue that so many of these tablet get...stops seeing any connections, then sees them but wont connect, then connects only to no longer see them.

Friggen sam****.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] richardfeb2@gmail.com:
Bitcoin

After installing the new update 20180406 i get this in notification ''YOU MIGHT BE A VICTIM OF SOFTWARE COUNTERFEIT''''

and i get an App called '' Wallet'' something to do with BITCOIN LOGIN , Could someone explain this ?

How do i Remove this Wallet App. ?

With this Update our Devices are being used for mining with out our consent why else would this Wallet App be Installed

without our Knowledge !
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
Its a lineageOS april fools joke which they still haven't removed for some reason.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Ad777uk:
Stuttering

Hey, excellent work guys on this ROM!

I am getting some stuttering on animations with this. Is it just a hardware limitation or is there some settings that can be tweaked? I'm referring to the window transition animations on opening/closing apps.

I know I can turn them off, but the device looks less slick without them.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] richardfeb2@gmail.com:
A childish prank, how do i remove the Wallet App ?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] KingUsman:
Just revert to an older build
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
its an april fools joke :p And it will be gone in the next build.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] richardfeb2@gmail.com:
Also Remove the '' The Wallet '' App..
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
[MENTION=4222965]deadman96385[/MENTION] [MENTION=6663552]DarkExistence[/MENTION]

The problems with Amazon Prime Video app crashing have gotten worse lately. Instead of crashing a couple times, and then I can watch my video, it crashes multiple times and periodically while watching the video. Sometimes it's minutes apart, sometimes it's just a few seconds, or even immediately upon reopening the app.

This is not an important issue, so, while I have mentioned it occasionally, I haven't really pushed for anyone to look at it. Plus, I have struggled to get usable bug reports...until now...I think... I hope. ? Let me know if you think it's worth looking at, or of I need to submit it someplace else. Of not, no big deal. I understand.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zeig24:
Hi Guys!

I've just flashed my tablet last night everything is good except the Netflix. Does anyone of you know why my Netflix doesnt want to stream HD? I've downloaded it from the play store.

Any help will be appreciated

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
Man, I can't get official Netflix from the Play Store! (What's up with that?!). I'm kinda jealous.

There are many possible answers to your question, and none of them have to do with this ROM. I can verify right now that Netflix v. 4.16.1 build 200157 streams hd with no issues (unlike the Amazon Prime Video app.)

So, I would check:

App settings

Carrier throttling (I'm looking at you, VZW, because you bump me down to 480 when I'm tethered)

WiFi issues

Try downloading a different version from somewhere else

Other apps soaking up resources

????

There were done issues early on with Lineage/CM versions of Android 7, and some people still seem to have issues playing YouTube videos that are higher resolution than 1080p. But as far as 1080p Netflix streaming, I haven't heard of any issues with that in a long time.

I hope this helps.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] zeig24:
Hi,

I've tried uninstalling it , manually downloaded the APK from netflix website got the v 4.16.1 build 200147 but still couldnt stream HD :(

Wifi is good because I can play youtube on 1080p without problem

As for the app settings, how can I make sure that Netflix will stream the HD quality as I cant see anywhere in the app settings?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] amateurhack:
You're right, there is not a setting in the app. I thought there was, but obviously not on this build. The only question then is which Netflix plan you have. The $7.99 plan streams at SD only. After that, maybe you're ISP is throttling you, or maybe there's something else going on that's just not so obvious. You could try the Netflix FAST speed test app and compare your result there to a regular SpeedTest.net result and see if there's a discrepancy. There's also an app called WeHe that gives a more scientific analysis. You could compare on a different device, or take your Tab S to a different WiFi location and see if it works any better.

My ISP got bought out a couple years ago, and while Netflix still streams ok, there has been more of the occasional slow downs, and latency has gotten to be pretty bad, sometimes to the point where I'll get a timeout before I can play a stream, or the steam will get interrupted while playing. Not always, but sometimes. That could be something on Netflix's end, but I doubt it.

I hope you get it figured out. Good luck.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kgursu:
Weird errors

I've sent this message to the owner of this ROM and this thread, but he didn't answer me yet. Do you experience anything similar and do you have any recommendations for me?

Thanks...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
1) We need logs to fix that, never heard about it before and doesn't happen on my t800, basically the same trees.

2) Ignore that it means nothing and does nothing. Not sure why you want permissive as its less secure and either way we cannot ship OFFICIAL builds with a permissive kernel, must be enforcing.

3)OTG is iffy, since it works using the sdcard thats fine.

4) Again SD card worked so not really an issue for us.

Its not related to your device physically.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kgursu:
So, is there a way to prevent such reboots and get a proper logcat?

Besides, I remember that, after deleting everything, I did use the latest stock ROM for a short period of time. The flicker happened there too, but without any forceful reboot.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] DarkExistence:
https://lineageos.org/An-April-Apology/