yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Thanks for the insight Ollie. I never get permanent issues, just a few specific ones that keep coming back to bite me on the butt. I am juggling three similar machines all sp600 in various stages of use and temperament, But I never rely on backups like Titanium since many builds back when this forum deemed them to have conflicts with the nwer ROMs In most cases, with my varied issues, I like to use this forum as a sounding board as I progress through finding a solution or walkaround in my own way. As my wife says, I'm most happiest when I have a problem to deal with. None of these machines are run in a vacuum as they get good amounts of apps coming and going. My proudest moments are when my wife finds a problem, analyses it, and learns what the possible causes could be, and then fixes it. I think we all share in the joy of discovery, and finding new solutions,

But, in the end, I am the chief of all three machines, and they are well used, but are regularly wiped totally clean, which is one of the better tools to erase problems, but not neccessarily how to learn from a mistake and find a true solution. When I spend a few sleepless nights like the past few days, I am in my element. And I do my damnded best to keep these little buggers running efficiently and safely. But TB was tossed long ago, and I uses the cloud backups for restoration points of personal data. I know that most times I haved backup plans that get be back up and running from scratch in under an hour.

But MOST of my problems that weren't total bonehead lapses on my part have eventually recurred. Like the keyboard input lag issues. Mostly it is a wee PITA, but at times I want to call an exorcist rather than a fellow techie.

In times of my younger years, I would have had no problem in cracking a computer open to fix a prob. And that was because my skills were self taught. So I DID things that smarter people "knew" wouldn't work. Fix a lot of family PCs that way. Sorry for the rant ya gotta just love insomnia some times! ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] gavilan2010:
Rom work great thanks for you hard work...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] ewmonks:
"Quick Launch" Apps on home screen

Greetings,

Is there a way to increase the number of "quick launch" icons on the home screen?

I've looked through all of the settings and have not found a way to have more than 6.

Thanks
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
STILL Freezing

What is up with the CONSTANT freeze ups with this ROM? Am I expecting too much to be able to print a simple doc in the background while browsing?

EVERYTHING I have on this tab is up-to-date from a full wipe install. There must be something that I am doing to cause these annoying crashes. Will attach last kmesg. Really want to know why I am getting this. ;-DeanoD

.......and my browser doesn't let me attach the _---file!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
Use the adaptive CPU governor
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] Wimi_Bussard:
Try out the Microsoft Launcher. It is simple and lightweight, you can customize up to (I think) 14 quick launch items (2 rows).

If you want to use the vanilla launcher, I sadly can't help you.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] The Apostle:
I'm still reading through this thread so maybe I'm not at my answer yet. However, I only see the option to disable root access or turn on for adb only. Apps are not asking me to approve root access.

I'll just flash SU unless someone has another answer.

Thank you
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
That answer was from a long time ago, the ROM is not pre rooted anymore, you need to flash magisk or SuperSU separately
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] ollimi1:
[MENTION=6227169]mosimchah[/MENTION],

I wanted to let you know that I was finally able to fully repair my device.

I was needed to replace my mainboard, the battery and the flat-band wire/USB connector because parts of the charging controller circuit was melted away.LOL!

Now it's working fine again and I'm finally able to install LP bootloader and use your rom without installing Prime_kk v8.0 or a kk_bootloader.img.

I do not know what the cause was that parts of the charge control are melted by, but I guess that the charging circuit is not designed to charge with up to 3 Amps. For the battery it really does not matter, she pulls as much as she gets(OP dash-charge use 4A for instance), but the charging controller circuit on the motherboard can not handle so much power.

For the future, I can only recommend to anyone to set the input current "not too high"!

You will not see more than 2.100-2.200mA anyway(while display off) but the high input current is able to melt a resistors/transistors within the charging circuit(behind flatband connector on the mainboards backside).

However, I can of course not rule out that the error did not exist before. Maybe the molten part of the charging circuit was not perfect from the beginning.

A good indication that something is already damaged is when you can no longer connect the device to a pc via USB and your device is no longer recognized.(no driver installed). For me, the USB signal was blocked at first by the damaged component, then the charging current dropped, first to only 1.1amps and then slowly down to 0amps within a few weeks. After that, nothing left and the device was almost dead.

I did removed the battery (it was already a new one) and was able to load it successfully with a converted USB cable(removed USB connector, added another connector) and then reinstall it.

But it was no fun to remove the battery every 2 days. So I ordered a defective device with display damage via ebay(69bucks) and made a working one out of two broken.

Long story short!

Do not ramp up the AC/Mains input current too much. It could damage parts of the charging controller that are not designed for so much power (You will not get more than 2.200mA charging current due to the limitations on USB2.0 anyway).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
Congrats, glad you got it working again
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Update: Another freeze up with the latest ROM. Had everything working fine with the CPU controls in Deathly Auduitor set to interactive. After latest ROM release & install, I see a message that the DA was NOT granted superuser access. So, it wasn't inputting the interactive mode on boot. Now, DA won't allow me to launch it without it crashing. How would I fix this? Uninstall DA and let it settle in before fixing the interactive setting? Or, is this a conflict since my Magisk Manager was just updater OTA. Anyone else get this? ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] RXT00:
Got the same problem on a previous build upgrade. I just reinstalled DA and put the settings back manually.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mapel:
Hey, great ROM. Runs like a charm except for the slow adaptive brightness. Is there any fix or workaround?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Crashing More Often and More

So now, regardless of any tweaking with DA or otherwise, the crashes are coming like snow in December. But, now it not only locks everything up completly, even with the Interactive setting, I'm now ALSO getting error messages that my external SD card WITH all my backups is no longer readable. NOT a fun stitumatation to be in if my recovery needs fixing. Tried reboots, so I may have to swap out the card for my OTHER backup. But the crashes ARE related to the pen usage. It would be sad in the end to have to abandon using the single most important reason I got into these tablets. Have tried to capture log files with no success as they didn't make much sense once produced. I can try to post the zip files if anyone thinks they do contain helpful incite to the crashes.

May even try switching tablets again. BIG PITA. ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
TGF Backups of Backups!

Just finished clean flash of last ROM. Took multiple reboots to recognize SD card. System would not even let me reformat the card, so I figured it was a boot related issue. I also have MANY backups of my current installs besides the SD card itself. But this was the first time the system "barfed" when trying to read the card. With the reboot and flash, I'm hoping that things might get more stable. On another note, I am using a Wacom Feel Stylus pen that was made as a replacement for the OEM pen on these smp 600 units. I am feeling that I SHOULD replace the nib on this pen, but I am afraid of causing further conflicts with the Spen software. Has anybody else had success with replacing one of these nibs? ANY feedback is very welcome. But, so far I'm back up and running with this latest ROM. ;-Dean ("knock on wood" says he, tapping his head)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
I've replaced the spen nib a few times, haven't had any issues
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Great info! Did you have the different nib replacements? I mean, were they all the same or were some a white, more rubbery feel? I've got to just change this worn nib, but I'm afraid it will turn into the POS "OEM" S-Pens (they aren't) online. At least I know the Wacom pen has a better pedigree. But thanks for the feedback. ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
I got a package of them on Amazon, some are rubbery, some are a hard plastic
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Quality Running Time

Is it just me being a stubborn old Android tweaker, or do we have some real problems with quality uptime? Its not just the crashes which come more often with each build that I flash. Full to-the-wall formats, wipes etc. make no diff at all. Setting it as interactive or anything has no effect. And I do accept that custom ROMs such as these are at times very fragile. But, what burns my butt more than ANYTHING else is that I have NEVER been able to run ANY of the major news apps without constant crashing. CNN, FOX, and so on seem to be fighting with the entire system of these (yep, still have 3)tablets! Embedded videos won't load or run either video or audio. It almost seems to me that these apps were written for a DIFFERENT O/S, not just a different Android version.

Am I expecting too much from a Tablet that Samsung basically stopped supporting before the year designation on it? I just don't see why these otherwise useful apps run like crap on my tablet. I understand that most of the feeds for these apps are optimized for a PC environment, but I am having serious second thoughts about going back to a PC. And Apple products are not even on my radar screen, nor in my tax bracket.

Sorry for the O/T rant here, but I would really like to hear about how the owners of smp600 units feel about product performance in general. I can't be the only old coot who has a beef with Android uptime on these tabs.

I wish I knew more of how to read log files to troubleshoot performance issues. ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] RXT00:
Sorry about your situation, but I haven't experienced any problems like you're having.

I've used AICP for a while but the only crashes weren't related to any apps but seemed to be random and when I wasn't using it; I'd just find it powered off for no reason.

Not to degrade AICP or anything, but I've found RR to be more stable for me. I'm using the 12/10 build and haven't had a single crash since. I also have no problems with videos, but then again I don't use any of the news apps you mentioned; I use a reddit app for news.

You also mentioned you have some tweaks? What are they exactly? My current build is using just SuperSU, the Prime Kernel, and some kernel tweaks ollimi1 recommended.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Thanks for the reply. I had been running RR in the past, but jumped to AICP for the step up to Nougat. ALL my support tools are current, from TWRP to Magisk, and Prime. I try to go with best suggestions for stable performance. While most daily use apps run quick and well, most of the news apps that I've tried are lame, laggy, or just too much Fox & Friends kissing the...you know.

I had glanced at Reddit, but never really tried it, so I'm giving it a shot. Just sad that 80 % of CNN videos crash on this tab. I'm also getting screen blackouts which could mean the digitizer is fried or about to be. I'm going to reformat my backup and start from scratch with everything. See how it goes.

Thanks for the input. ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
Seems there won't be any more nougat builds, just make sure you don't use the wakelock blocker, if I have time I'll release a test build with the fix https://plus.google.com/115015009651694560786/posts/cGT1g7BHeSg
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] josveland:
Doesnt need a full wipe?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] alanoide97:
Guys, I'm stuck at the setup wizard saying that it keeps closing.

Used TWRP with a full wipe before flashing

Tried before and after installing GApps (nano)

LP bootloader

Am I missing something obvious?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] Stogie87:
Same here. You have the flash the rom, booting the rom and reboot into recovery to flash gapps. After that it works, but you won't see setup wizard and have to change language etc. manually.

regards
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] jerrys0828:
Installed normally for me... Did you use ShevT's TWRP? (Linked in post #2)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] alanoide97:
At first not, then installed it, formatted the whole internal storage and tried again. Still no success.

Then I remembered the trick to skip the setup back from the Android gingerbread days, tried it and it worked.

For anyone interested, tap the 4 corners clockwise starting from the top-left in the first screen where it asks for language and visual accessibility.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] Finner42:
Installed fine for me too, using the Gapps linked in the OP - Beans mini.

Did the bootloader upgrade, which all went smoothly, then full clean flash of ROM and Gapps.

The only (minor) things I've noticed are the occasional audio glitches (e.g. in a game, going between loading screens, will squeek very loudly for a fraction of a second), and even more occasional graphical glitch.

I now also have a message when booting saying 'kernel is not seandroid enforcing', using stock kernel. Everything still boots and works fine though, not sure why I get this. Upgraded to ShevT's TWRP (was on an old 2.6 version), but the message still appears.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
Nope, dirty flash is fine
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
As mentioned above, you need to use the gapps linked in the op, open gapps isn't ready for 7.1.2 yet unfortunately
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
That's because you're on the LP bootloader, nothing to worry about, it's just complaining that you're not on touchwiz essentially
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] jnewberry1:
Great ROM. EVERYTHING running smooth.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] Vaizen:
It's everything working on this Rom? What about casting to chromecast? Batery life?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] haighpaul:
Rom working well, thank you. Charging is very slow though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Couple of Things

After running this "newborn" ROM, it is acting like a "premie" with a few things. First, obviously is the sucky charging rate. There must be a way to tweak this up a few big notches, some hidden trick or such. I'm all ears for that answer. My other odd happenings is that my keyboard, any keyboard just randomly refuses to appear without at least a soft reboot. NEVER seen that behavior before on my Tablet. And with my track record, I've seen some strange s*** on MY Samsung. I read up a bit on this and saw a suggestion to clean cache files for my keyboard app, but it did nothing. The only other oddity that has cropped up is the "SU binaries need updating" nothing makes it go away anymore. That might be because I still have the habit of flashing SU every time I do the new ROM & gapps. That might be the case with this error which won't go away by either of the two standard options.

Still quite a smooth and remarkably steady ROM, and it still needs some nursing to work out the bugs. ;DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
You can tweak the charging rate in deathly adiutor, I don't have any issues with Gboard, and the ROM is pre rooted with magisk, so no need to flash SuperSU, also check this out https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=72027564&postcount=1524
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] bahaa.fleifil:
Sharing my experience with this rom

First thank you very much for your efforts:) and we really enjoy how smart developer you are.

To share my experience . I have the 601 model . And I fall in love with the LD room for the p600. I tried nearly all room . And all had big problems that made them not ready for use.

LD is the only rom that can get sleep when screen is off and so no battery drain

LD is the only one that the screen mode is as Samsung stock room regarding sharpness and colors.

LD is the only one that the mic is working in all recording apps ( but very low sensitivity) to Be honest.

LD is the only one with no sound glitches​ at all .

When I tried AICP I noticed that :

It is not going to sleep at all as all lineage rooms

Screen is not optimised for Samsung

Has small sound glitches

Mic is working but also very low sensitivity.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] RXT00:
Using AICP after clean wipe on P600 and it has great standby battery life (using Greenify with Aggressive Doze / Intelliactive Governor)

The screen is sharp and has good color reproduction

I can confirm it does have sound glitches

Haven't tested the mic yet.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] bahaa.fleifil:
Adjusting screen through deathly auditor fix colors but not the sharpness .

I think exynos team using specific codes for the screen in LD to be exactly as in stock touchwiz.

It is only that I am a perfectionist. And small things can bother me.

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I always clean install all roms . And LD is going to sleep on its own without using greenify or aggressive doze like the all brand stock roms.

We all want the best for our roms . And I want the AICP to be better than LD in all aspects.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] Finner42:
All solid and stable here, and the sound glitches seem to be fixed for me with the new Prime kernel.

Charging seems normal, and battery life good, but if anyone has suggestions for deathly settings to further improve this, please share! (although, with prime I get a message on deathly that the kernel may not be supported..?).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
Here's the first official build!

http://mirror3.aicp-rom.com/n1awifi/NIGHTLY/aicp_n1awifi_n-12.1-NIGHTLY-20170428.zip

Full changelog: http://mirror3.aicp-rom.com/n1awifi/NIGHTLY/aicp_n1awifi_n-12.1-NIGHTLY-20170428.zip.html

The next official should be either next Thursday or next Friday

You can also download it via the update center in aicp extras by the way
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Does this mean that we might see more efforts to push for an Oreo port?

I tried the one from XDA on my spare tab and while rough, it did look promising. I changed the spare to the RR ROM and it is running very well.

Thanks again for all the effort you put into these releases. ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] meekspace:
Hi there :)

I just switched to this great ROM. Thank you for your hard work.

Installed ROM, formated the SD card to internal memory.

Icons I add to the home screen are no longer on the home screen after a restart.

Any ideas on a fix?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
Yeah, just need to find time for it
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] meekspace:
Did a full wipe and reinstalled ROM.

Set most of the tablet up with apps and then put the SD card in and formated it as internal memory and moved everything over.

Icons now stay on home screen.

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New problem.

Email and SMS apps are not auto synchronising. I only get mail and messages when I open the app.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Still Tweaking

Came back to this ROM after my daily use smp died completely. Sad that this was the older and more "ornery" of the two. Had some issues after a full wipe, but they are mostly resolved. I'm confused about the "stopping of development" for Nougat, but we will still get some updates, right....

But, one issue got me stumped-cant get my clock to show up on the status bar. Changes in the settings have no effect.

Just odd. DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
"Please, Sir may I have some more?"

M- am I understanding correctly that there will be no futher releases for this ROM? I am willing to support whatever you have to offer so long as it runs on my stable of sp600's. While I do like access to leading edge programming, much can be said for having well written and tested ROMS. I am hoping for an Oreo release in the future, but as I am retired I can be very patient. Having rooted and flashed three tabs from Jelly Bean, to Nougat, there have been some stinkers, but most were great fun to work with. As with all the work on

all of these releases, I am in awe of the people providing them, and very thankful. ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
There won't be any more releases for nougat, (I might occasionally do test builds though) Oreo is the next frontier
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] DeanoD:
Odd ROMS Stuph

I'm dealing with some odd results with two of my three smp600 tabs. While they are exactly the same model, for whatever reason I now have them running different ROMS.

Both were fully wiped and formatted, but one only works with AICP, and the other only works with the ResRem one. This unit took the flash of the RR well, but has no pen function at all, and a "touchy" keyboard effect with every such app.

But, back with THIS ROM, its fine. But now I can no longer get full rotation control back. Screens keep ignoring default landscape in say news apps. Weird And my other tab seems to "like" the RR ROM better, and the pen works no prob.

I'm hoping that Oreo may fix this down the road. But, in the end, they ARE working. ;-DeanoD
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] Maxr1998:
[MENTION=6227169]mosimchah[/MENTION] downloads seem to have gone offline, could you upload the latest build for me please?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] mosimchah:
Yeah, the server doesn't store old builds, I'm going to upload it when I have some spare time
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) Android Developmen] Maxr1998:
Thanks a lot! Gonna have to first throw TWRP on it anyway ;)