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[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Angeloftheafterlife:
nope. I even tried setting the password to '12345678'. same error.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] kolk11:
Installed rom just fine and open gapps ARM android 10 Pico but apps like netflix wont work.

Device is not compatible...

Anyone?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] coolloser:
v8.370 build 13 50262 from APK pure is working for me
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] fock-22:
Hello minashokry,

would you mind sharing those as well as the specifics you used for the build? I think that's best to permanently revive those old (but quite capable!) devices.

~fock-22
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Soenisti:
btw Just got a new build of this done so will test it out this weekend. Took a bit of juggling, was building on Gentoo but had to do one bit on CentOS 7 for python2.7 support ;-) And grabbed various bits from exynos github as well as lineage so have different firmwares as well.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Wiryfuture:
How much storage space did you need? I've wanted to try building it in the past but get scared away by android's giant >200GB source which is literally more than 20% of my 1TB ssd.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Soenisti:
A lot! 19.1 for my phone takes 350GB or more and this was a bit less (didn't have to clear out the 19.1 sync folders but yeah I think it was around 200-25GB. I'll check fully and let you know.
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Wiryfuture:
Ok I just installed a spare 500GB ssd for this it should be enough 😂
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Soenisti:
OK, 148GB fully built! I used these but still haven't had time to test...

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<project path="device/samsung/exynos5420-common" remote="github" name="exynos5420/android_device_samsung_exynos5420-common" revision="lineage-16.0" />

<project path="hardware/samsung" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_samsung" />

<project path="device/samsung/chagall-common" remote="github" name="exynos5420/android_device_samsung_chagall-common" />

<project path="device/samsung_slsi/sepolicy" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_device_samsung_slsi_sepolicy" />

<project path="hardware/samsung_slsi/exynos5" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_samsung_slsi_exynos5" />

<project path="hardware/samsung_slsi/exynos5420" remote="github" name="exynos5420/android_hardware_samsung_slsi_exynos5420" />

<project path="device/samsung/universal5420-common" remote="github" name="exynos5420/android_device_samsung_universal5420-common" />

<project path="hardware/samsung_slsi-cm/exynos5" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_samsung_slsi-cm_exynos5" revision="lineage-16.0" />

<project path="hardware/samsung_slsi-cm/exynos5420" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_samsung_slsi-cm_exynos5420" revision="lineage-16.0" />

<project path="hardware/samsung_slsi-cm/openmax" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_samsung_slsi-cm_openmax" revision="lineage-16.0" />

<project path="kernel/samsung/exynos5420" remote="github" name="exynos5420/android_kernel_samsung_exynos5420" />

<project path="external/stlport" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_external_stlport" revision="lineage-15.1" />

<project path="vendor/samsung" remote="github" name="TheMuppets/proprietary_vendor_samsung" />

<project path="hardware/samsung_slsi/exynos" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_samsung_slsi_exynos" />

<project path="hardware/samsung_slsi/openmax" remote="github" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_samsung_slsi_openmax" />
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Wiryfuture:
I'll take a look. I'm just gonna use https://github.com/lineageos4microg/docker-lineage-cicd because i am not installing all the android deps lol
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Soenisti:
Nice!
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Soenisti:
hmm that went into boot loop...
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Unix Ronin:
I'm a little out of touch. Got a T800 that's currently running lineage-14.1-20190205-nightly-chagallwifi that I'm thinking of updating to this ROM. What is the CURRENT recommended installation method? Can I just use the existing TWRP? Or is Magisk now the method of choice?
[Galaxy Tab S Android Development] Robi966:
Hello i tried to install the rom with twrp and it installs but its stock on lineag os boot logo

i have tried multiple ones always get stock on boot logo

i dont know what to do.Am i Missing something?
[G1 General] blahzay_blah:
and wat are your pros and cons
[G1 General] snofrandy:
pros:

nice graphics

touch screen

cons:

notification sounds not loud enough even at highest setting

syncing contacts from outlook

camera can't disable sound

camera need white balance

camera needs 'manual' settings
[G1 General] chaos2myst:
mute the g1 and there is no more camera sound
[G1 General] Ryanmo5:
Pros

Screen & Resolution

Street View

Touch Screen

3g

Full Keypad

Internet - very fast!

Room for unlimited growth

Cons

Setting wallpaper

No access to storage card

No task manager

no internet sharing

Clock on homescreen

No document viewer

Of course most if not all of my cons will be addressed I'm sure so in short I friggin love this phone and it took me all of 5 minutes to forget my dash!
[G1 General] benmyers2941:
Pros:

It's BAD ASS!

Cons:

Can be fixed with software

Except the no 3.5 headphone jack WTF HTC?
[G1 General] Mikey:
Video player is on the market

Wallpapers can be changed out.

accessing card would fall under a file manager, use your computer for now lol
[G1 General] dagentooboy:
Pros.... what they said :D

For the most part it is a great phone

Cons

No root access with ADB

No Shell

No File Manager

No SSHD
[G1 General] Yos025:
The fun is great. You have to realized that whatever is missing will be develop in the next couple of months. Now grading android system -> The best phone I've ever had by far, and I have been to lots and lots of Smarts phones....
[G1 General] papito2181:
Addressing some of the cons

Video Player: Available on market, but very, very limited (i miss tcpmp)

Setting Wallpaper: While ur on the Home screen, press the Menu button, wallpaper will be a selectable option

Editing Bookmarks: Open your browser, then press the Menu button, select Bookmarks, on the bookmarks screen, press and hold on the bookmark u want to edit until a screen pops up. Edit bookmark is there.

Clock on Home screen: to move it, just press and hold on the clock until it 'detaches' from the home screen.

to delete it, press and hold until it detaches from the screen then move it to your tab bar which you'll notice changed from an arrow to a trash bin.

to add one, while on the home screen, press the Menu button, select Add, Widget, Clock. then just place it wherever u want.

Something i had an issue with that i posted elsewhere was an rss reader. Google has one on its homepage, ur looking for Reader. Just sign-in and setup your links. Hopefully this'll help some people.
[G1 General] Ghost_1:
I've got the same pro's and con's as everyone else. I really like this phone much more then my TYTN II. I might have had a bunk TYTN though. :P

I'm missing the software keyboard, sim contact manager, and file explorer from WM phones though. :)

Otherwise I'm happy that I drove a long way to get this phone. :D
[G1 General] misha:
Hello fellow G1 users.

Ever since the news about OS came a while back I have been sold on android (well it’s potential).

There is obviously a software shortage… however, the community and google will fill the gaps with time, I think.

One big issue I have the battery capacity.

I would like to hear from you guys/girls:

What have you done to make the battery last longer?

Here are some of the things I have done (currently testing this configuration)

1.	Stopped sync on all items….. I only kept calendar (sharing it with my wife)

2.	Stopped using the gmail app. Instead I setup all of my email accounts via second email app with all POP (not IMAP <- drains battery like crazy) where I can control frequency with which the app checks mail (10-15 min apart for me).

3.	turned off location service from GPS and network towers because I think one these are invoked, they do not turn off

4.	Last: the usual…. Screen time out to shortest timeout and screen brightness to lowest comfortable level for me.
[G1 General] papito2181:
I never leave home without my charger lol. I walk to the corner store with my charger in my pocket in case lol
[G1 General] misha:
I hear you.....

I picked up a second charger yesterday for work so that I can charge it.... if anything.
[G1 General] bachviet:
Pros: pretty good v1 Android OS, nice touch screen, fast (almost no lag), decent 3G speed, pretty good marketplace, room for growth

Cons: no virtual keyboard, need full BT profiles, no desktop sync, no task manager, no file manager, no 3.5mm headphone jack, no video recording
[G1 General] blahzay_blah:
now that i seen everyone elses views time for me

ok i love this phone but i still carry around m dash as a picture/video recorder

the camera on the g1 sucks to me especially on how long it takes to snap

in my opinion my dash takes better pictures.

the battery definately sux nomore words about it lol

we realy do need an onscreen keyboard im starting to get tired of opening the phone to type lol

really wish there was a task manager

now for the good

great phone quaity i can hear anybody so clear

very fast touch screen

very fast internet

i love it just a few minor priblems that i kno google will fix later on, best phone i ever invested money in
[G1 General] WhatzinyourphonE:
its a boring phone! I don't like it. looks oddly shaped. ill stick with my non oddly shaped iphone. thatnkyou. Try again google/htc/tmobile...
[G1 General] Ryanmo5:
Thanks for the tip on bookmarks! Afraid to delete clock, what is the replacement like? Any better?
[G1 General] Ryanmo5:
I've heard everyone complaining about the battery life and while its not the greatest I don't think its as horrible as everyone makes it out to be. Batt lasted me 12 hours yesterday with heavy internet use!
[G1 General] blahzay_blah:
atleast we have removable storage/ removable batery/mms messaging lolz anything else xda wanna add??

atleast when our battery is messed up we can go buy one instead of sendin the enrtire phone to get fixed and be stuck witout one
[G1 General] snofrandy:
what if i don't want it muted?
[G1 General] Z51:
pros:

screen/resolution

pacman

cons

battery life

bluetooth sucks ass (cant connect with my macbook)

keypad makes it hard to type (the bottom of the phone gets in the way, where the trackball is)

gonna return this POS to t-mobile tonight
[G1 General] dagentooboy:
I am willing to bet the only thing that won't improve is the keyboard. The bluetooth stack will get updated some day and the battery life it is just a matter of time till someone offers an extended battery or HTC gets better radio/OS/FW/Kernel and gets the battery drain down. Remember we are still REALLY early in the game here.
[G1 General] Z51:
i dont plan on waiting that long, I might buy it again in the future, not sure
[G1 General] hxjHTC:
It's the same clock. The interesting thing is, under Alarm Clock you can change the appearance of the clock (I think 5 of them to pick from) yet it does not change on Home page.
[G1 General] Ryanmo5:
Well I guess there's no point in changing it then huh? Lol
[G1 General] donutman:
I'm liking what I hear. Most of the "cons" are software issues which we know, will turn out good in time.
[G1 General] vwrpm:
The only shortcomings I have experienced are the vibrator is too weak and the battery barely gets me through a day at work. Then again, coming to the G1 from the dash I have already learned to cope with a weak battery. Other than that, I am impressed with the phone and look forward to future updates and apps.
[G1 General] phillipxenxciel:
i didnt~~i got one from my store to test it out for a day~~the OS is great~~lots of possibilities, but what i dont like is the design, i show it to one of fds and they know nothing about the OS, but their first impression is "sidekick". that really bothers me then i decide to wait for a G2/3 and hope they make it handsome
[G1 General] snofrandy:
is it me...or the screen casing is kind of flimsy? like when holding it in the side in portrait mode, it kind of tilts. then when you open the keyboard, the screen moves around quite a bit
[G1 General] nickybee:
my 2 cents...

I have the others so I won't repeat them - but I agree with almost all the points (esp task manager, tethering, on screen keyboard and the curved end of the phone - makes it hard to fit neatly in the wallet)

I do also think that the slider is a bit flimsy.

Absolutely pathetic keyboard backlighting - makes the keys near invisible in late afternoon (I'm in california so it's still fairly sunny out).

Even though I know most of the problems people point out are software related - the problem is that there are a lot of them. And they are all small niggly things - that make for a very slick device if done right.

One example was already mentioned - the tiny SMS notification icon.

But how about the equally tiny 3G/battery life, signal strength and Time area that are NOT clickable. It just seems very strange to me that there is no distinction between the clickable and the not clickable.

How about the fact that the default install only has Dialer, Contacts, Browser and Maps on the home page.

Duh - this is a phone that we use for SMS and Email (or Gmail) - why are these not on the default home page. Yes I know we can add them easily enough but it just seems moronic that we would have to.

Let's see a few others....context menus.

Let me get this straight

We have

(a) context menu that comes up when you click the menu button

(b) context menu that comes up when you click and hold a UI element (this is almost always the same as clicking and holding the trackball)

trouble is there are no hard and fast rules for how this works.

sometimes the context menu (a) above is application specific - sometimes it varies depending on where you are in a given application.

likewise for context menu (b)

It just seems oddly not thought through enough.

Oh wait - how about that when you are on a specific form (say with two fields and one submit button) pushing enter does not submit the form but instead pushes you to the next field (like you hit TAB on a desktop PC)

yes I know I know these are all small points. but like I said - lots of them.

Nick
[G1 General] brooklynite:
Welcome to the world without the ingenious of Microsoft. We all talk about hating MS but I am ure Steve Jobs uses Microsoft too.

Well, even the Google owners use MSWindows on their computers right?
[G1 General] dagentooboy:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO..... not Micro$oft Windowz... j/k... Microsoft has done some things well but have you ever used an original windows CE system? let me just say it was BAD.... for ver 1.0RC19 I think Android is WAY above and beyond both Windows and the iPhone OS at ver 1.0... the great thing about Android that none of the others have is open source... if you don't like something take the code and change it. we need to figure out how to get a USB ethernet driver into the kernel... :D
[G1 General] dagentooboy:
Think back... before WM2003... How about CE 1.0? :D
[G1 General] xavier6303:
I am happy with the phone and 3g service thus far. Sure I would like a task manager and a few other things but I got my outlook calendar and contacts so Im good for now. I can be patient for everything else.
[G1 General] punkzanyj:
"How about the fact that the default install only has Dialer, Contacts, Browser and Maps on the home page.

Duh - this is a phone that we use for SMS and Email (or Gmail) - why are these not on the default home page. Yes I know we can add them easily enough but it just seems moronic that we would have to."

Well, to be fair, it's not like they made it difficult to add them. I had to write my own shortcut in Windows Mobile 6 to get SMS shortcuts on my Wing. They probably left them off because they didn't want to cover the home page with icons like a certain product iKnow.

someone wrote:

"...the vibrator is too weak..." WHAT are you DOING with your phone??!! :eek:

Here's a hint on charging.

If you work in an office, at a PC, like I do, you can leave your charger at home, all you need is your USB cable and you can charge off your computer.

For the guy who said it's boring:

Well, that's your take, and apparently other people don't agree with you. No need to get mean about it.

I'm pretty happy with this phone. I'm coming from a Wing I had to modify for weeks to get it to run half as well as the G1 works straight out of the box. I am confident that most everything will be adjusted with time. That's the way things have been with Google as long as I've used their services. Gmail was nothing special when it showed up, it's big points were threaded emails, lots of storage, and google's amazing search function. Now it has a calendar, now you can move your attachments to Google Docs and read, and edit(doc and excel files) online, now it has IM embedded into the email main page (Yahoo, get a clue), it has a ticker at the top if you're so inclined, the calendar now shows weather for each day if you want. That's google's thing, improvement and little gifts along the way. I mean they just added an application to gmail that helps prevent drunk-emailing (if you have that problem).

I think the actual phone is very sleek, and sorta quirky, just like Google. I've seen people describe it as "disgusting", a description I find ridiculous, indicating the person is more interested in hating on Android than anything else.

Right now, people are going to be hating on Android, but if Google comes through like they have with all their other projects, in about a year, maybe less maybe more, Android phones are going to be big. People are going to be like, "iPhone? I-Phone? I wish I had an Android Phone!"
[G1 General] ASUDave:
I've read a possible help to the battery life in other forums. I personally have not tried this as I don't have a G1 yet, so YMMV.

I read that if you recalibrate your battery, by letting it completely die, then charging it past 100% (ie overnight), it should help with the battery life.
[G1 General] Z51:
im gonna try the battery recalibration to see if it help any

cuz 30 minutes of usage and its down 2 70%!

thats bull

i had an N95 8GB before and that battery would last DAYS!
[G1 General] snofrandy:
well this surely aint the N85.

my G1's battery life lasts as long as my friend's iPhone 3g. Both have GPS and 3g mode on
[G1 General] imaginarynumber:
is it true that you cant use the G1 as a modem or that you cant use a stereo bluetooth headset ???

Can you open word docs etc???

Can you thread sms like you can in wm6?

Whilst I agree that the aesthetics are some what lacking I am shortlisting this with the touch pro, especially given that I bricked my ameo last week!!!

Tnx
[G1 General] ashabanf8:
For wallpaper, use g1wallz.com

Movies, meridian video player from market. Free and soon will play every format of video...maybe real player will b. Available for android soon....

The fone is da shyt. U jus have 2 figure it out....they have root, file managers, all mentioned above...now jus roll out the games and its perfect. Lol. Madden 2010?? Hopefully. Iphone has psx, sega, gba...we ain't got **** yet...jus b patient..we gon have all that and more....
[G1 General] ashabanf8:
Oh oh oh. Forgot ....yea the battery thing works...i called tmobile n cust service told me of it....I did it. Works great now...but I did still call back and complained it didn't work. Lol. Got them 2 ship me an extra battery free of charge as well with a free earfone. Haha...lies help u out....but it works...make sure the fone dies completely...turn gps, 3g on and let the battery die...then charge is without turning it on.... I repeat! DO NOT TURN IT ON!!!!! Lol....keep it off for 4 to 5 hours...or do this b4 bed and sleep...wake n ur battery is good as new...

And for the guy who talked **** about the g1, ur a dork. Duh!! Its brand new...also they just released an app called quick office so u can type microsoft office apps on g1....patience is a virtue...it saves lives. Lol...if that guy returned his g1 already he pissed now. Haha....(evil laugh) muahahahahaha!!!!!
[G1 General] Bill Zimmerly:
It helped me! Thanks papito2181!
[G1 General] MoridinBG:
I like the device so far, in fact this is the first device I buy exclusively for using it and not playing with it for a while and then go for something new.

The three big issues I have so far are:

- Speed - Java is already slow. And Dalvik is magnitudes slower than Java. It can be seen in apps and systems responsiveness.

- No equalizer - Pathetic! It could at least have preset ones, as the iPhone does.

- Battery. Heavilly discused topic. I don't like the idea of taking it off the charger at 8.00am, go out with music playing and GPS on and have the device switch off ath 1.30pm...
[G1 General] SolemnWishing:
Pros:

Nice interface

Full keyboard

Open source

Lots of great, fun and useless apps that you just will download anyway

Large Screen

Google Android!

Very responsive capacitive touch screen

Cons:

Terrible camera, worst I have ever used.

Unimpressive screen color depth at only 65K colors, Nokia phones have 16M.

Laggy and poky at times

Hardware acceleration..?

Left out 3.5mm headjack

Though multi-touch capable, feature is locked and only few apps support this.

No haptic feedback, only for a few features.

No onscreen keyboard (some apps can provide this)

No auto rotate (some apps can provide this)

Overall Synopsis

I love the G1, it is literally like a treasure box that looks great on the outside, but you really need to unlock it (root it, install custom firmware, etc) to be able to really use it to its full potential. Many of the cons I listed can be taken out if you know what you are doing and are able to tweak your phone to do so. The relatively high resolution screen is also great, with the exception of the mediocre color depth, and as a user who is pretty heavy on multimedia and pictures, it is quite disappointing. The Google Android operating system so far has been great to use, even with the G1's underpowered processor clocked at under 400Mhz compared to the iPhone's processor clocked at a maximum frequency of over 600Mhz, it can make the G1 laggy at times. However, the G1 is an overall exceptional phone for what it is. I do not regret buying it and will surely enjoy using this phone for a long while.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 11920245:
hello, I wanted to install a custom rom on my phone and apparently I have all the tools I need except for a custom recovery image

i downloaded one from unofficial twrp but don't trust it tbh

What would happen if I accidentally flashes the wrong twrp? would I brick my phone or can I revert back?
[Google Pixel 6] JohnQ:
Hi All,

It's been a...while since my account registration on XDA. I was a huge WM user since then. I'm checking to see if there is any chances or any masters are modifying magisk for enabling 5G in un-supporting countries. I've been looking around seems no one is testing it. Just asking and following. Thank you.

Regards,

John
[Google Pixel 6] neptun2:
As far as i know there is no way to enable 5G in unsupported countries for now. For previous 5G pixels it was a matter of modifying some xml files but these used qualcomm chipsets and modem and here we have samsung modem so maybe it is not so easy. My advice is to do following things to try to force google to enable 5G:

1. Give feedback via the phone.

2. Reply in and upvote the threads with this issue in pixel community.

3. If you are within EU try to write to some EU institutions to explain them that google selectively unlocks 5G only for certain countries within EU which is discrimination as EU is one market.

I hope that this will have effect at some point forcing google to do the right thing and unlock 5G for everybody.