yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
Then you must wipe DATA too.

Wipe following only after SDCard emergency formatted as fat32 with files mentioned and surely GApps Pico Arm 7.1 to be sure

System

Data

Dalvik

Cache

If this doesn't work you've only the option to install an official factory rom KitKat from Samsung with Odin over USB cable.

In worst case the Odin even doesn't succeed and you will get sad feeling.?

I once had to factory image over USB with Odin too. See other topics how-to if this scenario comes true. That is spoken of in other topics. ?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] mtuma5672:
The weird part is the ROM went on just fine. I tested the ROM without Gapps, and it worked just fine, but what is the point of an Android tablet without Google Store?? So I started over. I wiped it and reloaded the ROM, and then attempted to load the Gapps again.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
Older GApps

Here are older versions of GApps, you probably have 12 March 2019

Try this

https://github.com/opengapps/arm/releases/download/20190305/open_gapps-arm-7.1-pico-20190305.zip

It's from 5 March 2019

All versions are at github
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] mtuma5672:
Nope, same result. Hangs at 40% and TWRP restarts. It's like TWRP is crashing, but I am not sure why this install would cause TWRP to crash.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
TWRP 3.2.3 here cannot install for example Aroma editions like ARISE with Viper, so I acknowledge it's different than the version I had before from the TWRP tnamed in Liroka his Note 10.1 thread.

Tue things I would do is take rest, and going full Odin back to stock ROM.

If Odin hopefully works without eMMC fault your device is fully working. But I can't help you except unfortunately advise to rest and fully restore to factory.

And perhaps to upgrade to Liroka his Rom until someone has better options.

Wish you best.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] mtuma5672:
Thanks!!

---------- Post added at 08:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:43 PM ----------

Large hammer!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
Hmm so Odin cannot flash partition completely too? This happened with me with the galaxy2 and it's known eMMC bug, but it's possible to repartition but that's only available as tutorial in other topics and difficult.

I cannot remember if the N80xx series has such bug.

You could open a topic but beware people might say it's your fault but I don't think so. Hopefully you will get understanding people and no Technology Related Anger people that will respond.

There are many technical possibilities as cause, and if Odin doesn't work, you need someone at this forum specialized in PIT files and so on.

Sorry for your loss, I still have my galaxy 2 a brick. At eBay people sell motherboards but it's cheaper to buy a modern generation similar.

After mine fails I won't replace the motherboard but buy a modern one. Not as expensive as mine was since Samsung has now better ones.

But as long as it works, sorry for your loss. :eek:

Edit: my motherboard can be replaced for 50 dollar and I would do it probably since a modern tablet is 350 dollar. I can obviously buy a Galaxy 2 motherboard too and repair it. I have not a broken note 10.1 but I know from my S2 how sad it feels.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Don Carnage:
It took a bit longer as I messed up the speakers, but finally build N6 is out.

* Bluetooth for the N8020

* Reactivated pegasusq boost

* Set maximum volume from 5 to 7

* Platform Security Updates (03/19)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] note___4:
Mr. Don When will the camera problem be solved?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] eChino:
Beta nice! But for me, n4 with up_threhold 60 was snappier :confused:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Don Carnage:
That's a tough one, the camera is a lot of code to go through. Can't really tell when it will be done.

Have you tried disabling Live Display? It really makes a huge difference.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] eChino:
First thing I did
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] AleLosco:
Magisk Hide

That's an amazing work, congratulation Don Carnage!

I've tested the ROM and it's fine, but I can't use Magisk Hide. There's something in particular I have to do? Or for now it doesn't work?

The kernell will be updated to support Magisk Hide by default?

Thank you
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
Magisk to replace existing root.

Hi,

Can I ask, when you installed Magisk, what did you do with the inbuilt root, did you simply disable it in developer options or uninstall it another way.

I ask because I am unsure myself.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
After flash you need suaddon from lineageos then it's in developer mode. It has no built in by default.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] AleLosco:
After you install the ROM, the system asks if you want to install the root. Don't accept installation and check the reboot option.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
I saw a link to that but I have root straight off, SU CM16 so it looks like it is included.

PS I have installed the fs trimmer you recommended.

Thank you for your help.

---------- Post added at 02:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:04 PM ----------

I see, thank you. I can easily re install and could do the new version. I am not too concerned about the hide function on this machine.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
N6 Installed

Installed N6 last night, again used mini Gapps.

The volume is better. The camera is the same as N5 as far as I can see. Don has mentioned above that it needs a lot of coding. I am happy to use Open Camera, I used it on the last Lineage ROM so will just install that and be happy.

The only thing that stands out so far is the MTP issue in use, on my previous Nugget ROM it was always just at the initial unlock.

Thank you again for the ROM.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] burakcank:
Can I install addonsu-16.0-arm for root ?

Edit: I have tried to install both 16.0 and 15.1 and they didn't work. 14.1 version is the way to go, confirmed.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] unknownman820601:
I don't know about the MTP app function,

but i try to disable it, any works fine so far. (eg. download, upload, install)

never show FC dialog.

Testing USB to PC, it seems still worked.

not sure what will be negative after disabling it.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] burakcank:
Hey guys, what do I need to do in order to be able to install opengapps full package. Apparently when I try to install it, I am getting a system storage error. I have been able to install mini package, but I want the functionality of the full one, just because.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
Root

That is interesting. So what is the version that is inbuilt, ie. 16 cm su. I have seen no option to not install at the flash stage and it works fine. Is it something only made available in the recent updated versions, N5 and N6?

Just trying to understand why a separate installation is required when root appears to be included with the ROM.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] ST Dog:
The device doesn't have room for full gapps. The system partition is too small.

Just install a smaller package and add the missing apps from the Play Store. That puts them on the data partition.

Since any Play Stoee updates go to /data anyway, the copy in /system is redundant.

(Unless you constantly install newer gapps package)

There is nothing in a package above nano that can't be added via Play Store.

---------- Post added at 01:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:07 PM ----------

You just missed it. It doesn't have to be installed.

CM/LOS separated su long ago. (CM12?)

Normally you have to download and install the addon yourself.

Or use a 3rd party option like Magick.

the addon interferes with 3rd party options.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
[/COLOR]

I must have done, I did look because it was already mentioned about the tick box. If I am undrstanding you correctly, it sounds like it is better to have the 14.1 arm or Magisk.

EDIT

I believe root has carried over but now seems to report as cm su16 where as in the past it did not.

It also may be why I did not see an option to decline installation.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] ST Dog:
I don't know about the different versions of the addon. They should all be equivalent just updated to properly support a given release of the ROM.

I use Magisk for MagiskHide and to pass SafetyNet. I use several apps that I need one or both for.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
OK,thanks.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] burakcank:
Root is not included with the lineage. Binaries are missing.

I used opengapps config, which was very handy. I wonder is it really better (in terms of speed or future proof) to leave the system partition free of gapps with minim installation or it does not actually make much of a difference.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] ST Dog:
Great for installing only the apps you want vs everything in the package downloaded.

Fine granularity vs the predefined packages.

But that's not the same as having everything from the full package unless there's an option to install to /data instead of /system.

if there's room then it's just wasted space.

But then there's not much you can do with /system anyway so no benefit to not using it for gapps.

And stuff in /system survives "factory reset."

But when an app in /system updates, the update is stored on /data, taking away space for "use apps."

So I think best is to put what you can in /system and install updated gapps regularly. That minimizes how mich of /data is wasted on updated-
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
OK, it must have carried over but for some reason it is reporting as a problem with TB now as cm su16 which is common but in the past it did not. It still works though.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Don Carnage:
I'm currently planning out my next steps after fixing the damn MTP bug. Is there anything bothering you currently which needs to be fixed ASAP with the current version of the ROM and that cannot wait any longer? If not, I would propose (if there is any demand) to build maybe one or two other Custom ROMs which shouldn't be too much work and then start on the 8.1 update. What do you think? Are you even interested in having some choice or are you ok with having LineageOS and want the 8.1 update immediately? I'm curious about the answers.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] AleLosco:
In my opinion it's necessary to fix the problem with Maigisk Hide ;)

(I think it's a Kernell problem)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Sukram2014:
+1

... and MTP ...

... then 9.0 direct (forget 8.1) - Please

Sukram
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Moayeri:
That is my opinion too

9.0 is very better

Also you can use cu2.io for short links and for anyone who can't buying a coffee

And 4downfiles.org for uploading files

Thank Don for your work
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
If the MTP issue is relatively straight forward to fix it would be complete for me. As far as another ROM goes, it would be great to move up to 8 (or even 9 if that is possible). I am happy with Lineage would go straight to that. Having said that, I am not sure what other ROMs could bring to the table. I suppose speed is all I could ask and perhaps that only comes with trial.

Most importantly, I am thankful you are taking time out to offer anything so whatever you decide yourself after the replies is fine by me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] zaid786:
Straight to 8.1 or 9.0 for me please.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] xtoad:
Firstly, thanks for your work and support of our old device.

I generally prefer a tuned, bug free experience as opposed to the latest cutting edge rom. What type of custom roms do you propose? How would they be different to the orig?

I know most people tend to prefer the 'latest and greatest' but I think it would depend on the answers to the following: How many new features does it bring to the old tablet and how hard would it be?

Stability and usability... :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] JJEgan:
Hardly any stable non TW roms on here .Hardly any roms left on here.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Sukram2014:
I think LAOS has the biggest resources for similar devices and all kind of android versions. AOSP is nice, too. All the others are IMHO a mix of sources .... [MENTION=219347]Don[/MENTION]: the MTP-bug seems to be triggered when you deinstall something ...

Sukram.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] xtoad:
True...ish, in that they were the last OEM distributed roms. And that has made me stay with liroka's rom for years.

But, in my experience, at this point, having a 'stable' 8 year old ROM is outweighed by the (now) poor user experience and limitations of a very old android version.

And since installing secretwolf and Don's LOS, i've been surprised by the stability and performance. It has definitely made the tablet 'more' responsive and usable to me.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] eChino:
+1 MTP

+1 skip Oreo (if not too much work on Pie)

And btw: this is the ****ing best Thread I've ever seen on xda!:victory:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] HenriMich:
The faster OS the better ! No matter Android 7, 8 or 9.

Many thanks for this wonderful work
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Don Carnage:
The MTP issue could be easy to fix but I'm not sure how deep it goes. The area in which the issue happens is easy from a high level perspective but gets quite complex the deeper you dig. I'm currently reading a lot on those topics but the documentation is scarce and you have to search a lot to find the important details. If I at least knew in which of the systems the actual problem was, it would be a lot easier. But I'll get there eventually.

The problem with going to 9 straight is that there is a much larger diff in what I need to apply to the kernel and hardware abstraction layer to make the ROM boot at all. With my current knowledge I feel like it is a better decision to go for 8.1 first.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Haldi4803:
What about Ressurection Remix?

has always been good in the past.

has quite a lot of neat features imho. But honestly i don't really care. I only use this tablet as Media device to read and watch videos. so even pure booring LOS works fine.

Btw i'd totally vote for 8.1 and not 9.0 Doesn't 9.0 have higher kernel requirements which we can't even fulfill on our old Exynos 4412 SoC?

But on the other hand there is a Build for the Galaxy S3... so it should be possible.

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/rom-lineageos-16-0-t3875899

But porting the 3.4 Kernel from the S3 to the N8010 might be hard.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Don Carnage:
I tried 8.1 in the past and had quite some issues with the kernel that ChronoMonochrome is working on, that's why I initially switched to 7.1. Unfortunately the Note uses some ****ed up drivers as far as I can tell. I looked at power management and touchscreen stuff when I experimented with booting the 4.4 common kernel and it looked like a complete mess to me, but on the other hand I'm not very experienced in C so it might also be me not being used to it.

Just noticed that there were quite some issues fixed for 9.0 on the S3 lately, that actually makes me more confident on trying it as the devices are quite similar or at least I can see what has been done and try to apply similar fixes to the Note. I guess I'll invest a week and if I actually get it to boot I will work on 9.0 then. Fixing stuff after the device boots is usually more enjoyable as there is visible progress then :D
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] zonedgold:
My only problem is the lack of speed and lag on the current ROM. I can't play clash royale because it lags so much, the menu is laggy, launching apps and scrolling for apps is not smooth at all.

Before moving forward to 8.1/9.0 wouldn't it be best to get this one working and smooth ROM? Is there any hope that performance can be improved?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Don Carnage:
Do you have Live Display activated? If so, turn it off. Someone mentioned that the graphics driver is actually not capable of doing it properly.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Sukram2014:
I am using the N8010 with 32GB for streaming, surfing, office, YouTube. Really don't feel any difference if live display is turned off or on .... Hmmm ....

Sukram.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Haldi4803:
Set CPU Governor to Performance for Testing. If you still have lags you're in a pinch.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] edwindewit1966:
Is it possible to build a kernel option to charge faster
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] zonedgold:
Yes sir, I do have live display on off. I used to get amazing speed with builds back in 2017-2018... really not sure why this is going on.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
Opening Post Request

I would like to add you important performance decisions in the N80xx Rom you maintain.

1 Live Display is disabled by default since the GPU is not capable to do this fast enough.

2 Color calibration, see 1

3 Flashing Emoticons pack severely decreases performance but not as much as 1 and 2

4 Xposed is fully functional and does have performance impact but not as much as 1, 2 and 3

5 Before flashing additional packages as specified in 4 and 3, first determine Rom performance as it is.

You can rephrase this in opening post, and I will post that I asked you this message to read.

The Rom performance from 1 day before Pi Day is excellent provided one knows the limits of the N80xx GPU and CPU.

Flashing newest emoticons for example causes over 120 Megabyte Font Cache for every program, while the AOSP only consumes around 30 megabyte.

With these guidelines you are also aware that especially using font packs deeply affect performance.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] zonedgold:
Thanks! I will say that I do not have any xposed, emoticons or any packages. Its all default ROM! And I still suffer from lag and overall stuttering while navigating the tablet.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Sukram2014:
[MENTION=3444539]zonedgold[/MENTION]: Full wipe before flashing?

Sukram.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
Live Display works at Sunset and night only. So at daylight you wouldn't notice. :eek:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] edwindewit1966:
Hi great rom...making my n8013 fast but smooth again...but also a problem..I have like 5 hours of sot...how is the screen on time with you all? Maybe it's meeee
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Catmobile:
I replaced the battery in 2016 and get 10 hours screen on time with manual screen brightness. And doing YouTube, browsing, games like chess.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] CDLion:
I guess they already said it in the forum, turn off 'Live Display' because the of the GPU. :)

I always turn the Tablet on in Airplane mode and after turn on the wifi. Because who uses the sim-card anyway in their tablet nowadays?

And otherwise check 'Battery' for more information?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] zonedgold:
Everything wiped yes. Super clean install.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Sukram2014:
Ähm ... Where did I write, that I do not use the tab at night??? But thanx for that humorous comment ;)

Sukram.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] twilightorange:
Hi everybody, Im using in my n8000 lineage os 14.1 from lirokoa, from august 2017. Works very good with some flaws, but it's far better than the old stock rom.

Is there a real improvement with this one?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] easyroot:
Have you noticed an obvious reduction since installing the ROM. If you cannot be sure and just feel the performance is not as good as it once was, the battery may need changing. Mine was changed in 2017 and has been fine since. I used the device yesterday, must have been around 6 hours over two sessions and there was 22% left. I am quite happy with the time I get and I find it charges faster than the last 14.1 installed.

I am on an 8010 but...

The MTP message I always had at initial boot to screen unlock has gone. It charges faster and it seems generally smoother. Some of this could just be down to the installation but so far I am pleased. Previously the device was freezing and closing the odd app, I was ready to do something anyway.

Plus platform Security Updates (03/19) on N6.

Also, I have not had any MTP problem at all in the last two days even though it is a noted problem. It has settled down with use.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] edwindewit1966:
That is correct...I do need a new battery..I took this forgotten tablet out of the c!oset...found it running on Android 5 with cyan mod...running Los now for 2days...I get 8.5hours sot...I found out my battery is good for 4000mAh instead of 7000mAh...so I will order a replacement.

I am enjoying Los...with some tweaks it pretty fast and smooth

I'm dreaming of this rom running on 8.1....i kinda dislike settings on 7.12.....I like it in the dark

But still...it's out of the closet and here to stay...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] twilightorange:
I installed this yesterday. I don't see real changes from the lirokoa rom. It still has the same problem with the storage permissions. Sometimes, I need to set the storage permission to the apps manually in order to work.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Comphoton:
Keyboard problem

In 8020 n6 build I'm not able to get keyboard working in certain apps. It won't pop up at all, for example Spotify, fb messenger and Pia VPN app is unusable as there's no way to login.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Haldi4803:
BTW I/O Scheduler....

You guys all use stock settings cfq with 128kb?

Anyone tried deadline or noop?

Getting around 5-7h SoT on WiFi and Lowest screen brightness while streaming FHD videos

But my battery is from 2012 and I've used it quite a bit. So no wonder.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Sukram2014:
I think, that the I/o-schedulers do not have much impact on the battery life ... Maybe you can get a few more points here or there, but that's a philosophy IMHO ... May someone other enlight me when I'm wrong ;)

Sukram
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] SB1990:
So I have an 8013, but I can't imagine the issue depends on the tablet model...what happens when you try to tap on, say, the Pia VPN app to log in? Does the tablet show the animation that it is trying to bring up the keyboard, but fails? Or does nothing at all happen?

---------- Post added at 02:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:07 PM ----------

Mod Edit: Sexually explicit quoted comment removed

NSFW lol...
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Comphoton:
It does not bring it up at all. I found a solution for some apps like spotify and reddit sync where search bar woud not bring keyboard up. I can make it show if I tap on the textbar, then return to homescreen and open that app again. Sadly this fix dont work on PIA vpn & Messenger for example. Maby some kind of floating virtual keyboard or physical keyboard might help me get through login screens. Its's strange because it does not affect every textbar, for example in spotify it did not work on login screen only.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Haldi4803:
I don't really care about batterylife. But because our NAND in this tablet is so old and performance really really bad i tought we could get better performance.

I'm trying ROW with 512 right now. but not really sure if the UI is any better or if it's simply a placebo.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] Sukram2014:
Just for information:

[REF][GUIDE]Most up to date guide on CPU governors, I/O schedulers and more!

Sukram
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Android Development] SB1990:
And this is GBoard we are talking about, right? Have you tried other keyboards?