[ROM][SM-T510][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 18.1 for Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019) - Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover

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In the spirit of moving custom ROM development along for the 2019 Galaxy Tab A 10.1 [SM-T510], here's a build of LineageOS 18.1 I just created based on the latest OEM stock firmware and @AndyYan's latest LineageOS 18.1 GSI. It's very much a work in progress, but it should hopefully help blaze the trail for even more custom ROMs for this tablet.
Notes:
The current process requires you to reset to factory defaults to remove file-based encryption. Remember to backup your data!
Custom kernels are specific to OEM releases, and this one is based on the latest Android 11 release (T510XXU5CVG2).
Stock recovery will be replaced with my latest TWRP build for the SM-T510.
This is unofficial and unsupported, so the usual caveats apply. Since we don't flash the bootloader, you should be able recover from any problems...but nothing is guaranteed.
Not working:
Support for file-based encryption
Downloads:
lineage-18.1-20220907-UNOFFICIAL-T510XXU5CVG2.tar.md5 (Odin tarball)
lineage-18.1-20220907-UNOFFICIAL-T510XXU5CVG2.zip (TWRP update)
Build archives:
Android File Host
Change Log:
20220907:
Based on the latest build of LineageOS 18.1 GSI (20220715) with July 2022 Security Patch.
Updated to the latest Android 11 OEM kernel and vendor partition (T510XXU5CVG2).
Update to TWRP v3.6.2 custom recovery on AOSP 11.
20220417:
Based on the latest build of LineageOS 18.1 GSI (20220414) with April 2022 Security Patch.
Updated to the latest Android 11 OEM kernel and vendor partition (T510XXU5CVB1).
Update to TWRP v3.6.1 custom recovery on AOSP 11.
Replaced default wallpaper with custom one inspired by my Nexus ROMs.
Boots normally for offline (cold) charging.
20210526:
Based on the latest build of LineageOS 17.1 GSI (20210512) with May 2021 Security Patch.
Updated to the latest Android 10 OEM kernel and vendor partition (T510XXU4BUA1).
20201121:
Based on the latest build of LineageOS 17.1 GSI (20201114) with November 2020 Security Patch.
Updated to the new Android 10 OEM kernel and vendor partition (T510XXU3BTH4).
20200812:
Based on the latest build of LineageOS 17.1 GSI (20200808) with August 2020 Security Patch.
Updated to the latest Android 10 OEM kernel and vendor partition (T510XXU3BTFN).
20200713:
Based on the latest build of LineageOS 17.1 GSI (20200713) with July 2020 Security Patch.
Updated to the OEM May 2020 Security Update (T510XXS3ATE3) kernel and vendor partition.
20200413:
Fixed Double Tap to Wake feature (enabled in Phh Treble Settings).
Fixed crash on first two attempts to launch Phh Treble Settings.
Based on the latest build of LineageOS 17.1 GSI (20200413).
Updated to the OEM T510XXS3ATB4 kernel and vendor partition.
20200321:
Switched to latest stable version of ext2simg command for sparse image conversion.
20200314:
Now based on the latest build of LineageOS 17.1 GSI (20200309).
Fixed potential image corruption issue from outdated img2simg command.
20200308:
Charging after full shutdown will no longer hang during level-of-charge animation.
20200301:
Initial release based on lineage-17.1-20200227-UNOFFICIAL-treble_a64_bvN
MTP file transfers no longer require USB Debugging to be enabled.
Instructions:
From OEM stock firmware:
Unlock bootloader
Hold Vol Up & Vol Down buttons during restart to enter Download mode
Install custom ROM tarball (.tar.md5 file) to AP with Odin
If TWRP launches, factory reset with Wipe->Format Data and reboot to system. (Not necessary for incremental upgrades.)
From existing TWRP install:
Hold Power & Vol Up during restart to enter TWRP recovery
Tap Install, Install Image, select your update (.img file), and then swipe to install
Factory reset with Wipe->Format Data. (Not necessary for incremental upgrades.)
Reboot to system
Source:
android_device_samsung_gta3xlwifi
treble_build_los
Phh-Treble
Donations:
Your support is always appreciated! Just click here.
I'm leveraging a ton of work done by @AndyYan and @phhusson for Treble GSIs, so please show them some love here and here!

Does the ethernet-function (LAN) work?

When I try to installing gapps in twrp, twrp crashes and reboots. Using open gapps arm pico. Is there a way to install google apps on this rom?

andreasoz said:
When I try to installing gapps in twrp, twrp crashes and reboots. Using open gapps arm pico. Is there a way to install google apps on this rom?
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Yes, I've noticed that myself, and it seems to occur when writing to certain modified vendor partitions. Anyone have an idea of what might cause that?

Magendanz said:
Instructions:
From OEM stock firmware:
Unlock bootloader
Hold Vol Up & Vol Down buttons during restart to enter Download mode
Install custom ROM tarball (.tar.md5 file) to AP with Odin
When TWRP launches, factory reset with Wipe->Format Data. (Not necessary for incremental upgrades.)
Reboot to system
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Hiya
Just got this device today.. pretty stoked to get it rooted & Lineage going.. thanks for your projects & info
I'm curious do I need to change any of the Options tab in Odin ?
Auto Reboot off for example ?
Auto Reboot & F. Reset Time are checked by default none of the others are.
At this point in this device's progress assuming I unlocked correctly & get into Download mode.. flash with Odin successfully I should just Auto Reboot right into TWRP & can go from there ?
NoKnox is a thing of the past ?
What about Multi-disabler ?
If I install Magisk & plan to how do I ensure I don't "boot outside Magisk" I keep hearing people say.. where Vaultkeeper & similar things may become problematic or so I've read.
Someone did offer some advice on not booting outside Magisk a few weeks ago I'm going to go find their message too but yeah I've read a lot of threads here & it seems like since certain packages & older methods like patching TWRP with Magisk are things of the past.. I just want to confirm what all else is
is charging past 80% an issue at all with this ROM ?
That's one thing I see people mention about custom kernels is they fix that.. well that & EX or Franco would be rad if they exist for this device & rom
/salute

jaladhjin said:
I'm curious do I need to change any of the Options tab in Odin ? Auto Reboot off for example ?
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Nope.
jaladhjin said:
NoKnox is a thing of the past ?
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Yep.
jaladhjin said:
What about Multi-disabler ?
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You still need to run Multi-disabler if you're installing TWRP, but it's baked into this custom ROM.
jaladhjin said:
is charging past 80% an issue at all with this ROM ?
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No longer an issue with this custom kernel.
jaladhjin said:
If I install Magisk...
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I don't use Magisk, and so I'm really not the person to ask. Note, however, that custom kernels in boot and recovery partitions are slightly different wrt MTP. Boot kernel uses Google MTP and recovery one uses Samsung MTP to maintain compatibility with OEM system if patched with Magisk.

Thanks for sharing this and great job! Got it up and running smoothly with gapps and magisk pretty easily.
Haven't noticed any major issues other than that my SD card can't be read. It keeps showing the notification "Issue with SD Card - Tap to fix". I'm able to format the card successfully but the error returns the sd card isn't readable. Tried it with two different brands and getting the same issue.
andreasoz said:
When I try to installing gapps in twrp, twrp crashes and reboots. Using open gapps arm pico. Is there a way to install google apps on this rom?
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OpenGapps won't work. I tried and a few and managed to get it working with BiTGApps for Android 10. You can get it here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/opengapps/files/
https://www.cyanogenmods.org/downloads/bitgapps-for-android-10-download/

I successfully installed lineage, but then I had to go back to stock. now when I try to install it again, I am only getting a error; "only official released binaries are allowed to be flashed(BOOT)"
I cannot get back into lineage any advice?
I used odin and flased the BL AP and CSC nothing is changing, wont even let me install twrp any more

Warrenchild said:
I successfully installed lineage, but then I had to go back to stock. now when I try to install it again, I am only getting a error; "only official released binaries are allowed to be flashed(BOOT)"
I cannot get back into lineage any advice?
I used odin and flased the BL AP and CSC nothing is changing, wont even let me install twrp any more
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Did you re-enable Developer mode and OEM?

lewmur said:
Did you re-enable Developer mode and OEM?
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it was never locked again to being with. the option was greyed out saying it was already unlocked. but I did relock it then unlock it. no avail. is there a timer or something with these tablets if you mess up?
I even downgraded to sk1 and then let it do a OTA update while locked

Warrenchild said:
it was never locked again to being with. the option was greyed out saying it was already unlocked. but I did relock it then unlock it. no avail. is there a timer or something with these tablets if you mess up?
I even downgraded to sk1 and then let it do a OTA update while locked
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I'm confused by your terminology. The bootloader is locked or unlocked. Developer mode and OEM are enabled or disabled. I'm assuming you are referering to OEM but I'm not certain. Normally when coming from stock, you enable Developer and OEM and then unlock the bootloader. That will also cause a "factory reset". You then need to reboot and once again enable Developer mode. OEM will normally still be enabled and grayed out. Then you can start the Odin flashing. Also, you shouldn't let it do the OTA because the TWRP needs to match SK1.
edit: The original instruction are a little confusing. They tell you that after each step you have to boot and enable Dev mode in order to chech OEM enable. The real reason is that you have to enable Dev mode in order to flash anything but stock. Without it enabled, you get the message in red saying that only original firmware can be installed.

lewmur said:
I'm confused by your terminology. The bootloader is locked or unlocked. Developer mode and OEM are enabled or disabled. I'm assuming you are referering to OEM but I'm not certain. Normally when coming from stock, you enable Developer and OEM and then unlock the bootloader. That will also cause a "factory reset". You then need to reboot and once again enable Developer mode. OEM will normally still be enabled and grayed out. Then you can start the Odin flashing. Also, you shouldn't let it do the OTA because the TWRP needs to match SK1.
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I already successfully installed lineage. I was doing it for a business who needs to have the tablet rooted, but the program they needed was finiky with the custom rom, so I tried to go back to factory.
Where I think I messed up is I flashed all the BL, AP, and CSC, from the stock firmware. how ever I wanted to throw lineage on to test and now when I try to flash lineage again it gives me an error on the tablet.
Error : "only official released binaries are allowed to be flashed(BOOT)"
and the flash stalls out on odin.
So i checked to see if it was boot unlocked still it was. so I reverted to sk1 (my tablet was bought from the store yesterday with sk5) and I let the tablet OTA update, and tried the process again to no avail.

Warrenchild said:
I already successfully installed lineage. I was doing it for a business who needs to have the tablet rooted, but the program they needed was finiky with the custom rom, so I tried to go back to factory.
Where I think I messed up is I flashed all the BL, AP, and CSC, from the stock firmware. how ever I wanted to throw lineage on to test and now when I try to flash lineage again it gives me an error on the tablet.
Error : "only official released binaries are allowed to be flashed(BOOT)"
and the flash stalls out on odin.
So i checked to see if it was boot unlocked still it was. so I reverted to sk1 (my tablet was bought from the store yesterday with sk5) and I let the tablet OTA update, and tried the process again to no avail.
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Did you read my "edit" where I said that was caused by not having enable Developer mode?

lewmur said:
Did you read my "edit" where I said that was caused by not having enable Developer mode?
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I did not see your edit, thank you I will try and inform the community.

installing
BiTGApps-arm-10.0.0-R1_signed
BiTGApps-arm-10.0.0-v0.2_signed
open_gapps-arm-10.0-pico-20200219
open_gapps-arm-10.0-nano-20200305
with twrp will force reboot while installing
what maybe not work is miracast/widi. i can't find my tv with my tab.
phh-treble entry in settings does nothing / does not open.
(both last points also not work with your [ROM][10.0][UNOFFICIAL] Nexus Stock for 2019 Galaxy Tab A 10.1 [SM-T510])

[email protected] said:
installing
BiTGApps-arm-10.0.0-R1_signed
BiTGApps-arm-10.0.0-v0.2_signed
open_gapps-arm-10.0-pico-20200219
open_gapps-arm-10.0-nano-20200305
with twrp will force reboot while installing
what maybe not work is miracast/widi. i can't find my tv with my tab.
phh-treble entry in settings does nothing / does not open.
(both last points also not work with your [ROM][10.0][UNOFFICIAL] Nexus Stock for 2019 Galaxy Tab A 10.1 [SM-T510])
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Miracast is no longer supported in Android 9 or 10. It isn't just this ROM. Chromecast is still supported but not miracast.

lewmur said:
Miracast is no longer supported in Android 9 or 10. It isn't just this ROM. Chromecast is still supported but not miracast.
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my mi a1 with stock pie and the t510 stock rom still can use it

[email protected] said:
my mi a1 with stock pie and the t510 stock rom still can use it
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Maybe so. But it isn't officialy supported, so if it doesn't work, it doesn't work. I tried it with several apps on several ROMs and could only get it work on my T580 by reverting to an Android 8. Every thing I tried in Pie either froze or caused the tablet to reboot.

Warrenchild said:
it was never locked again to being with. the option was greyed out saying it was already unlocked. but I did relock it then unlock it. no avail. is there a timer or something with these tablets if you mess up?
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You triggered Samsung's VaultKeeper "feature" when you rolled back to the OEM firmware. In order to prevent that, you need to immediately enable Developer Options while connected to the Internet after setup (before rebooting). If you don't, VaultKeeper places the device in a hybrid state where it looks like the bootloader is still unlocked, but it still won't allow Odin to flash firmware unless it's signed with Samsung's release keys.
Flashing a known-good OEM firmware should remedy the problem, provided you verify that the OEM Unlocking setting is enabled in Developer Options and go back for a Volume Up long press from the blue warning screen to complete the bootloader unlock. Did you do that after booting while holding the Volume Up & Down with the USB cable attached?

betacrypt said:
Thanks for sharing this and great job! Got it up and running smoothly with gapps and magisk pretty easily.
Haven't noticed any major issues other than that my SD card can't be read. It keeps showing the notification "Issue with SD Card - Tap to fix". I'm able to format the card successfully but the error returns the sd card isn't readable. Tried it with two different brands and getting the same issue.
OpenGapps won't work. I tried and a few and managed to get it working with BiTGApps for Android 10. You can get it here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/opengapps/files/
https://www.cyanogenmods.org/downloads/bitgapps-for-android-10-download/
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No luck for me with this, TWRP still reboots when trying to install gapps/bitgapps . I'm not sure what else to try.

Related

[RECOVERY][ROOT][TWRP 3.0.2-1] Samsung Galaxy Tab A6 LTE SM-T285

Attached in this thread is TWRP repackaged for the SM-T285 built by @ashyx with the UI lag fixed and a new custom kernel that I built.
TWRP-3.1.1-0 for the SM-T285 is now available, you should hop on to this thread for more information.
Update 01/17/2017
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TWRP with F2FS support here. Use only if you plan to use the F2FS enabled CM13 builds for the SM-T285.
Update 11/24/2016
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* MTP should now be fixed
Installation Instructions
This installation instruction is only for the LTE enabled version of the Samsug galaxy tab A 7" 2016 (SM-T285). If you have a wifi-only version (SM-T280) go to this thread instead.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for bricked devices and provide no warranty, make sure you made the proper backups and contingencies before you do this procedure. Make sure you have a stock firmware available as a contingency plan
Before going through this make sure your tablet is OEM Unlocked. Make sure you have developer settings enable and there should be a setting there that says OEM unlock. That should be enabled, otherwise your SM-T285 will not accept firmware changes. Also make sure your tablet has sufficient charge and is not about to die.
1. Put your tablet in download mode (Turn off. holding POWER + HOME + VOL DOWN until download mode appears. There will be a warning that about custom firmware blah- blah-blah just hit volume up to proceed). Connect your tablet to your computer using the provided micro usb cable.
2. Flash with ODIN 3.10.7 in the AP slot. Uncheck Auto reboot. (If you are on Linux you can use Heimdall
3. Load the respective attached file (TWRP_3.0.2-1_SM-T285_20161124.zip) in this thread below into the AP slot and hit start.
4. After flashing when ODIN says PASS immediately reboot to recovery by holding POWER + HOME + VOL DOWN.
As soon as the screen goes blank change to VOL UP whilst still holding the other buttons.
You should now see TWRP recovery.
Root and SuperSU
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1. Download the latest available SuperSu Zip from chainfire. Install Zip using TWRP. Reboot phone.
2.Your phone might reboot a couple of times, however at the end of the process you should be rooted.
enjoy!
jedld said:
Attached in this thread is TWRP repackaged for the SM-T285 built by @ashyx with the UI lag fixed and a new custom kernel that I built.
For the installation instructions, should be the same with the SM-T280 in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-a/development/recovery-samsung-galaxy-tab-a6-sm-t280-t3475381
enjoy!
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Thanks! The lag is completely gone, making the recovery a joy to use. However, MTP is still not working.
Thanks
I rooted my device (Glaxy Tab a 7" T285)by your method and files.
Next day i saw my device was off ,i pressed power but it could not boot and show this:
Code:
custom binary blocked by frp lock
Afterward i tried to go recovery by pressing Home+Power+volum up but it could not go recovery and show me:
Code:
custom binary blocked by frp lock
Recovery is not Seandroid Enforcing
Therefor my device had been useless.
so I go to download by odin and install a stock ROM.
I search and saw 2 advises:
1)this problem occur if androd version is 5.1.1
2) this problem occur if in developer menu OEM Unlock Option is disabled.
IS THIS ADVISES TRUE? OR THAT PROBLEM HAS OTHER REASON?
I went dev menu and enabled OEM and afterward i did ROOT again.
I have some questions:
1) Is it important Factory reset after install new ROM ? Also after ROOT? Also after unroot?
2) How do i unroot my device?
I have some questions:
1) Is it important Factory reset after install new ROM ? Also after ROOT? Also after unroot?
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If you install a new rom, then yes you have to factory reset. If it is just to install TWRP I don't think you need to do that.
2) How do i unroot my device?
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Easiest way is to just flash stock again
Many thanks @jedld, root works perfectly in Galaxy Tab A6 (2016) SM-T285.
Flash twrp.tar by odin, then flash @Chainfire SuperSU SR 2.78 and get rooted !
acornkenya said:
Thanks! The lag is completely gone, making the recovery a joy to use. However, MTP is still not working.
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MTP should now be fixed with the latest release.
jedld said:
MTP should now be fixed with the latest release.
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MTP is now working like a charm; thank you
Adam Hui said:
Many thanks @jedld, root works perfectly in Galaxy Tab A6 (2016) SM-T285.
Flash twrp.tar by odin, then flash @Chainfire SuperSU SR 2.78 and get rooted !
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Pls help subinary files not installed superSU v2.78.SR1
siukbah112 said:
Pls help subinary files not installed superSU v2.78.SR1
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Just download & flash latest SR5 superSU.zip
@jedld
So just flash the TWRP file with Odin or follow the long steps provided in that thread about the T280?
The links seem to get outdated very quickly so a step by step guide would be really appreciated to avoid mistakes :good:
From beginning to end until I have SuperU :good:
Thanks in advance if I don't reply m8
Shook1 said:
@jedld
So just flash the TWRP file with Odin or follow the long steps provided in that thread about the T280?
The links seem to get outdated very quickly so a step by step guide would be really appreciated to avoid mistakes :good:
From beginning to end until I have SuperU :good:
Thanks in advance if I don't reply m8
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ok, I've updated the instructions.
finally, I've managed to flash the recovery img to my Stock 285. I have compiled the heimdall from source (github), using Debian 8 Jessie. I also managed to download the stock firmware from sammobile using wget + cookies trick so it can be resumed without requiring a premium account. Thanks for the TWRP
BTW, after installing the SuperSU the SELinux is gone? do I need to flash your custom kernel too?
What do you mean? Was SELinux set to permissive? From what I know the stock kernel has SELinux configured to always enforce and can't be disabled that easily.
SCREENSHOT SELF DESTRUCT AFTER 24 HRS
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Before I flashed TWRP nad ROOT (SR5-SuperSU-Chainfire) the SELinux can be seen Set to 'Enforcing' then it is now gone? THe SUperSU asked that 'Samsung KNOX has been detected, try to disable KNox?' I clicked 'Yes'. I have not used yet your kernel img, i am still using the 'stock' kernel, i've only flashed recovery img using heimdall 1.4.1
$ sudo heimdall flash --RECOVERY recovery.img
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This may not be related but. The screen lock password prompt does not popup the keyboard (samsung or any other). I've also tried 'Pi Locker' the PIN code option and the keyboard still won't appear so there s no way to type the code/pin/password. I am trying to set the screen lock to pattern lock but it is greyed out it security settings because I used device encryption. Is there a adb/shell command to enable Pattern Lock method? Thanks
screen shots:
#1 Stock android lock screen
#2 Pi Locker (F-Droid)
gian20 said:
SCREENSHOT SELF DESTRUCT AFTER 24 HRS
Before I flashed TWRP nad ROOT (SR5-SuperSU-Chainfire) the SELinux can be seen Set to 'Enforcing' then it is now gone? THe SUperSU asked that 'Samsung KNOX has been detected, try to disable KNox?' I clicked 'Yes'. I have not used yet your kernel img, i am still using the 'stock' kernel, i've only flashed recovery img using heimdall 1.4.1
$ sudo heimdall flash --RECOVERY recovery.img
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This may not be related but. The screen lock password prompt does not popup the keyboard (samsung or any other). I've also tried 'Pi Locker' the PIN code option and the keyboard still won't appear so there s no way to type the code/pin/password. I am trying to set the screen lock to pattern lock but it is greyed out it security settings because I used device encryption. Is there a adb/shell command to enable Pattern Lock method? Thanks
screen shots:
#1 Stock android lock screen
#2 Pi Locker (F-Droid)
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Interesting, I haven't encountered that on my device, then again I'm not using encryption. In that case it could be related to something SuperSU is doing. Unfortunately I have no clue as to what that is, it does touch the sepolicy files in order to allow for root as far as I know.
jedld said:
Interesting, I haven't encountered that on my device, then again I'm not using encryption. In that case it could be related to something SuperSU is doing. Unfortunately I have no clue as to what that is, it does touch the sepolicy files in order to allow for root as far as I know.
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I don't know if that issue (missing keyboard) was patched with the new stock firmware update on Dec 13, 2016 or if it may block installation of custom firmwares... I ended up not using a password on the lock screen, I deleted the passowrd.key and modified the android settings database to disable password lock, but seperating the necrpytion password using an app.
Unroot without rebloating?
I've rooted using this method (smooth as anything, by the way) in order to remove the various bits of bloatware. What I'm wondering is, is it possible to unroot, take the recovery back to stock and not end up with the bloatware back on?
Reason I'm asking is, my 6 year old loves playing Pokemon Go (honest!), but any of the custom ROMs I've tried meant I couldn't play the game anymore.
Failing that, is there a workaround?
DJThunderGod said:
I've rooted using this method (smooth as anything, by the way) in order to remove the various bits of bloatware. What I'm wondering is, is it possible to unroot, take the recovery back to stock and not end up with the bloatware back on?
Reason I'm asking is, my 6 year old loves playing Pokemon Go (honest!), but any of the custom ROMs I've tried meant I couldn't play the game anymore.
Failing that, is there a workaround?
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If you have removed the bloatware it should stay like that unless you reflash the stock rom.
My device software info
Baseband version: T285XXU0APH4
Kernel version: 3.10.65-8968674
[email protected] #2
Wed Dec 28 11:00:16 KST 2016
Build Number:
LMY47V.T285XXU0APL7
I had software update few days back so wondering if the TWRP method to root would still work?
I could not select TWRP_3.0.2-1_SM-T285_20161124.zip file in AP slot so I selected TWRP_3.0.2-1_SM-T285_20161124.tar.md5 I hope this correct.
After seeing PASS on odin I could not go into recovery mode directly.
I did press power + vol down and home button but the device rebooted.
And when I did
adb reboot recovery there is not TWRP but stock recovery.
What am I doing wrong? can I still use TWRP method for with latest samsung software?
Is there a easy method to get into recovery mode after running odin?
thank you.
kannaiah said:
My device software info
Baseband version: T285XXU0APH4
Kernel version: 3.10.65-8968674
[email protected] #2
Wed Dec 28 11:00:16 KST 2016
Build Number:
LMY47V.T285XXU0APL7
I had software update few days back so wondering if the TWRP method to root would still work?
I could not select TWRP_3.0.2-1_SM-T285_20161124.zip file in AP slot so I selected TWRP_3.0.2-1_SM-T285_20161124.tar.md5 I hope this correct.
After seeing PASS on odin I could not go into recovery mode directly.
I did press power + vol down and home button but the device rebooted.
And when I did
adb reboot recovery there is not TWRP but stock recovery.
What am I doing wrong? can I still use TWRP method for with latest samsung software?
Is there a easy method to get into recovery mode after running odin?
thank you.
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It's possible the stock rom overwrites the recovery since you rebooted straight to stock after flashing. Try to flash again but this time when the device reboots, try to press and hold power + home + vol up immediately to attempt to load TWRP recovery.

[RECOVERY][UNOFFICIAL] TWRP 3.7.0 for 2019 Galaxy Tab A 10.1 [SM-T510]

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After @geiti94 and @ianmacd started the ball rolling for the Samsung Galaxy S10 series (Exynos 9820), it was really only a matter of time until we could do the same for the 2019 Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (Exynos 7904). The kernel source was released last May, allowing me to build a custom kernel with many of the problematic Knox security features disabled. What's posted below is a work in progress, but it should suffice to unblock efforts to build custom ROMs for this impressive tablet.
Notes:
The current process requires you to reset to factory defaults to remove file-based encryption. Remember to backup your data!
Custom kernels are specific to OEM releases, and rely on the latest posted kernel source (T510XXU5CWA1).
This is unofficial and unsupported, so the usual caveats apply. Since we don't flash the bootloader, you should be able recover from any problems...but nothing is guaranteed.
Not working:
Support for file-based encryption
Downloads:
twrp-3.7.0_11-0-T510XXU5CWA1-20230330.tar.md5
twrp-3.7.0_11-0-T510XXU5CWA1-20230330.img
Build archives:
Android File Host
Change Log:
v3.7.0_11-0 (20230330):
Updated to T510XXU5CWA1 OEM stock kernel.
v3.7.0_11-0 (20221102):
Updated to TWRP 3.7.0 release built from AOSP-11 branch.
v3.6.2_11-0 (20220905):
Updated to TWRP 3.6.2 release built from AOSP-11 branch.
Updated to T510XXU5CVG2 OEM stock kernel.
v3.6.1_11-1:
Minor update to incorporate fix from TWRP repo.
v3.6.1_11-0:
Updated to TWRP 3.6.1 release built from AOSP-11 branch.
Updated to T510XXU5CVB1 OEM stock kernel.
v3.6.0_11-2:
Updated to T510XXU5CUL1 posted kernel source.
v3.6.0_11-1:
Updated to T510XXU5CUJ1 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.6.0 release built from aosp-11 branch.
v3.5.2_9-0:
Updated to T510XXU5CUF4 posted kernel source.
v3.5.2_9-0:
Updated to TWRP 3.5.2 release built from omni-9.0 branch.
v3.5.1_9-0:
Updated to T510XXU4BUA1 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.5.1 release built from omni-9.0 branch.
v3.5.0_9-0:
Updated to T510XXU3BTK1 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.5.0 release built from omni-9.0 branch.
v3.4.0-0:
Updated to TWRP v3.4.0 source
Updated to latest custom kernel
v3.3.1-7:
Updated to latest custom kernel
v3.3.1-6:
Switched to .img file for installation from TWRP
v3.3.1-5:
Fixed hang on splash with encrypted user data partition
Added OTA update (.zip) for installation from TWRP
v3.3.1-4:
Fixed MTP support in a way that supports Magisk
v3.3.1-3:
Fixed MTP support
Included boot image with custom kernel
Deprecated separate NoKnox releases
v3.3.1-2:
Changed system partition mount point to /system_root
Fixed screen brightness control
Restored screen timeout
Instructions:
From OEM stock firmware:
Unlock bootloader
Hold Vol Up & Vol Down buttons during restart to enter Download mode
Install TWRP to AP with Odin
Hold Power & Vol Up buttons during restart to enter TWRP recovery
Install latest Multidisabler from TWRP
Wipe->Format Data
Reboot to system
From existing TWRP install: (No need for data wipe.)
Hold Power & Vol Up during restart to enter TWRP recovery
Tap Install->Install Image, select your image (.img) file, pick Recovery partition, and then swipe to install
Reboot to system
What about rooting with Magisk?
These images are not supplied pre-rooted with Magisk, since it's against the terms of use laid out by Magisk's developer, John Wu. To root the TWRP image yourself, simply use Magisk Manager to Select and Patch a File. More details on this process are available from @ianmacd's topic for the Galaxy S10 series here.
Source:
android_device_samsung_gta3xlwifi
android_device_samsung_gta3xl
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Good work. Well done.
Great stuff! I've received the device today, although I'm willing to test this recovery, it maybe better to wait a bit longer for a patched kernel/ROM instead? From my understanding this prevents the needs of booting in recovery every time to start the tablet and may be better to prevent Samsung/KNOX from bricking this device.
If this is untrue, please let me know and I'll remove this post asap.
Also let me know if you need any (debug) info.
beta990 said:
Great stuff! I've received the device today, although I'm willing to test this recovery, it maybe better to wait a bit longer for a patched kernel/ROM instead? From my understanding this prevents the needs of booting in recovery every time to start the tablet and may be better to prevent Samsung/KNOX from bricking this device.
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NoKnox above will patch the T510XXU1ASC7 OEM firmware with the custom kernel and includes the vendor partition fixes in @ianmacd's Multi-disabler. Booting to recovery each time is only required with the Magisk root, which patches itself into recovery (TWRP or stock). More details on @ianmacd's post here.
Thanks for this! I successfully flashed NoKnox, TWRP and Magisk last night and all is working well! @PiCkLeS posted some helpful instructions here for those needing some extra help. Follow the instructions in this thread, but replace the last step with flashing your Magisk-patched TWRP image. No need to mess with running magisk on the stock AP file, you can just modify the TWRP recovery.img.
Magendanz said:
[*]Ensure you're running the T510XXU1ASC7 release
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I just received the tablet and it's running T510XXU1ASCE, I suppose I should downgrade first, if possible, or will it work as-is?
3c said:
I just received the tablet and it's running T510XXU1ASCE, I suppose I should downgrade first, if possible, or will it work as-is?
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Unfortunately, they've only posted the source for T510XXU1ASC7 at this point, so that's what we're stuck with. The safe bet is to downgrade (especially since NoKnox includes a modified vendor partition), but I wouldn't be surprised if you can mix and match these two versions.
Note: I see that the May 2019 update (T510XXU1ASCF) is already available. I've put in a request for the kernel source to be posted.
Magendanz said:
Unfortunately, they've only posted the source for T510XXU1ASC7 at this point, so that's what we're stuck with. The safe bet is to downgrade (especially since NoKnox includes a modified vendor partition), but I wouldn't be surprised if you can mix and match these two versions.
Note: I see that the May 2019 update (T510XXU1ASCF) is already available. I've put in a request for the kernel source to be posted.
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Thanks, downgrading from ASCE worked very well, had to change OEM unlock in dev settings again though (with the date trick).
@Magendanz, l'm willing to test twrp for the 515 model. Dm me ?
I did a backup and did a restore but it kept bootlooping idk if this was because i rooted it first or what..
They released the latest kernel
Awesomeslayerg said:
They released the latest kernel
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Yep, it's already downloaded and I'm building the kernel tonight. Unfortunately, we didn't get the May 2019 update for SM-T515 (T515XXU1ASEH).
Magendanz said:
Yep, it's already downloaded and I'm building the kernel tonight. Unfortunately, we didn't get the May 2019 update for SM-T515 (T515XXU1ASEH).
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hello, thanks for your work, i'm building twrp for a device with the same soc [7904], i was wondering does disabling [proca] is a must to boot twrp ? if it's can you provide changes you have made to vendor partition to remove it
regards
edit: ok i see that you remove the init file for proca service [pa_daemon_teegris.rc] so my question now is, does using a custom kernel in boot image is a must ? i already use one in twrp with most of the security features such as defex/proca/samsung restrictions..etc disabled and if possible can you provide the used kernel source or used defconfig ?
messi2050 said:
hello, thanks for your work, i'm building twrp for a device with the same soc [7904], i was wondering does disabling [proca] is a must to boot twrp ? if it's can you provide changes you have made to vendor partition to remove it
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I just manually perform everything that @ianmcd's multi-disabler script does to the vendor partition.
messi2050 said:
ok i see that you remove the init file for proca service [pa_daemon_teegris.rc] so my question now is, does using a custom kernel in boot image is a must ? i already use one in twrp with most of the security features such as defex/proca/samsung restrictions..etc disabled and if possible can you provide the used kernel source or used defconfig ?
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Yes, you've got to build a custom kernel to disable Samsung's rooting restriction features. The custom defconfig is here.
Magendanz said:
I just manually perform everything that @ianmcd's multi-disabler script does to the vendor partition.
Yes, you've got to build a custom kernel to disable Samsung's rooting restriction features. The custom defconfig is here.
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Been trying for a week now, still it bootloop at every attempt to enter twrp according to the testers.. not sure what's wrong, I'm building using twrp minimal source also custom kernel works good on stock rom so no idea where is the problem
Are there any release for SM-T515?
b2574028 said:
Are there any release for SM-T515?
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I have a volunteer to test it, but I was waiting for Samsung to post kernel source for the May 2019 update (T515XXU1ASEH).
'Only official released binaries are allowed to be flashed'
Thank you for this great work. I ended up getting the 'Only official released binaries are allowed to be flashed' at booting after flashing:
- NoKnox-T510XXU1ASEF.tar
- twrp-3.3.1-1-gta3xlwifi.tar
After the flash, the tablet successfully booted into new factory status OS. Once the intial setup was done and rebooted, the phone is just soft bricked with the message. Any idea what I've done wrong?
Thank you very much in advance.
redexit said:
After the flash, the tablet successfully booted into new factory status OS. Once the initial setup was done and rebooted, the phone is just soft bricked with the message. Any idea what I've done wrong?.
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That's Samsung's VaultKeeper "feature". To workaround it, you've got to connect to the Internet and enable Developer Options after setup.
So to recover, just flash the stock OEM firmware package with Odin, repeat the steps you took, and be sure this time to enable Developer Options and verify that OEM Unlocking is enabled. (It should also be grayed out, since the bootloader is already unlocked.)
And if you want to more permanently disabled VaultKeeper, I have a modified version of @ianmcd's multi-disabler script for the SM-T510 that you can install in TWRP.
Thank you!
Magendanz said:
That's Samsung's VaultKeeper "feature". To workaround it, you've got to connect to the Internet and enable Developer Options after setup.
So to recover, just flash the stock OEM firmware package with Odin, repeat the steps you took, and be sure this time to enable Developer Options and verify that OEM Unlocking is enabled. (It should also be grayed out, since the bootloader is already unlocked.)
And if you want to more permanently disabled VaultKeeper, I have a modified version of @ianmcd's multi-disabler script for the SM-T510 that you can install in TWRP.
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Whoa, thank you so much for your quick and thorough reply!
I will do what you instructed after another 7 days I guess, (assuming there is no way to get around with this one).
Again I truly appreciate your contribution and hard work.

[RECOVERY][UNOFFICIAL] TWRP 3.7.0 for 2019 Galaxy Tab A 8.0 [SM-T290]

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What's posted below is a work in progress, but it should suffice to unblock efforts to build custom ROMs for this low-cost tablet. My thanks to @mehanik6 for blazing this trail on 4PDA.
Notes:
The current process requires you to reset to factory defaults to remove file-based encryption. Remember to backup your data!
This is unofficial and unsupported, so the usual caveats apply. Since we don't flash the bootloader, you should be able recover from any problems...but nothing is guaranteed.
Not working:
Support for file-based encryption
Downloads:
twrp-3.7.0_11-0-T290XXU3CVG3-20221120.tar.md5
twrp-3.7.0_11-0-T290XXU3CVG3-20221120.img
Build Archives:
Android File Host
Change Log:
v3.7.0_11-0: (2022-11-20)
Updated to TWRP 3.7.0 release built from AOSP-11 branch.
Updated to T290XXU3CVG3 OEM stock kernel.
v3.6.1_11-0: (2022-03-27)
Updated to TWRP 3.6.1 release built from AOSP-11 branch.
Updated to T290XXU3CUK4 OEM stock kernel.
Using FFS MTP so that custom kernel builds are no longer necessary.
v3.6.0_11-1: (2022-02-20)
Added wipeingui for ext4 partitions.
v3.6.0_11-0: (2022-01-23)
Updated to TWRP 3.6.0 release built from AOSP-11 branch.
v3.5.2_9-0: (2021-10-17)
Updated to T290XXU3CUG4 posted kernel source.
v3.5.2_9-0: (2021-05-16)
Updated to T290XXU3BUC1 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.5.2 release built from android-9.0 branch.
v3.5.1_9-0: (2021-03-30)
Updated to T290XXU3BUB2 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.5.1 release built from android-9.0 branch.
v3.5.0_9-0: (2021-01-02)
Updated to T290XXU3BTI2 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.5.0 release built from android-9.0 branch.
v3.4.0-1: (2000-12-09)
New custom T290XXS3ATC1 kernel that actually fixes MTP support.
v3.4.0-0: (2000-12-04)
Included legacy aboot and vaultkeeper in tarball to allow Odin flash on Android 10 OEM firmware.
v3.4.0-0:
Initial release based on @mehanik6's device tree and T290UES3ATC1 kernel.
Fixed MTP
Default language is now English
Instructions:
From OEM stock firmware:
Unlock bootloader
Hold Vol Up & Vol Down buttons during restart to enter Download mode
Install TWRP to AP with Odin
Hold Power & Vol Up buttons during restart to enter TWRP recovery
Install latest Multidisabler that preserves encryption from TWRP
Wipe->Format Data
Reboot to system
From existing TWRP install: (No need for data wipe.)
Hold Power & Vol Up during restart to enter TWRP recovery
Tap Install->Install Image, select your image (.img) file, pick Recovery partition, and then swipe to install
Reboot to system
What about rooting with Magisk?
These images are not supplied pre-rooted with Magisk, since it's against the terms of use laid out by Magisk's developer, John Wu. To root the TWRP image yourself, simply use Magisk Manager to Select and Patch a File. More details on this process are available from @ianmacd's topic for the Galaxy S10 series here.
Source:
android_device_samsung_gtowifi
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are there any custom roms for sm-t290?
Tralien said:
are there any custom roms for sm-t290?
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I'll have a release of my Nexus Stock custom ROM shortly. It's basically the same as what I've been releasing for the 10.1" version of this tablet over the past year. I'm basically just waiting for Samsung to post the latest kernel source.
Update for TWRP v3.5.0 release...
Downloads:
twrp-3.5.0_9-0-T290XXU3BTI2-20210102.tar.md5
twrp-3.5.0_9-0-T290XXU3BTI2-20210102.img
Change Log:
v3.5.0_9-0:
Updated to T290XXU3BTI2 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.5.0 release built from android-9.0 branch.
I have tried installing via Odin your twrp custom recovery for my t290 device.
The process with Odin seem to go well and after installation my device restarts however, when I press the + volume button, android recovery shows up and not TWRP.
Any idea why?
dark_friend said:
I have tried installing via Odin your twrp custom recovery for my t290 device.
The process with Odin seem to go well and after installation my device restarts however, when I press the + volume button, android recovery shows up and not TWRP.
Any idea why?
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There are two issues here:
The process of entering recovery on the SM-T290 using buttons is really finicky, unlike the 10.1" version. My best result has been with holding Power + Vol Up on startup, quickly switching to hit Power to dismiss the bootloader unlock warning page, and then immediately holding Power + Vol Up again for 6 seconds. (Holding longer will cause a hard reset.)
If you miss on the first attempt and haven't installed Multidisabler, it will revert your custom recovery to the stock OEM recovery.
So, try your best to get it right the first time, and don't be surprised if you end up with stock recovery if you mess up.
Magendanz said:
There are two issues here:
The process of entering recovery on the SM-T290 using buttons is really finicky, unlike the 10.1" version. My best result has been with holding Power + Vol Up on startup, quickly switching to hit Power to dismiss the bootloader unlock warning page, and then immediately holding Power + Vol Up again for 6 seconds. (Holding longer will cause a hard reset.)
If you miss on the first attempt and haven't installed Multidisabler, it will revert your custom recovery to the stock OEM recovery.
So, try your best to get it right the first time, and don't be surprised if you end up with stock recovery if you mess up.
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Got it! thank you very much!
Magendanz said:
There are two issues here:
The process of entering recovery on the SM-T290 using buttons is really finicky, unlike the 10.1" version. My best result has been with holding Power + Vol Up on startup, quickly switching to hit Power to dismiss the bootloader unlock warning page, and then immediately holding Power + Vol Up again for 6 seconds. (Holding longer will cause a hard reset.)
If you miss on the first attempt and haven't installed Multidisabler, it will revert your custom recovery to the stock OEM recovery.
So, try your best to get it right the first time, and don't be surprised if you end up with stock recovery if you mess up.
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Presumably, if you miss the first time, you reflash and try again? (and as many times as needed?)
Heeni said:
Presumably, if you miss the first time, you reflash and try again? (and as many times as needed?)
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If you miss, hold Power + Vol Down for 7 seconds during the boot animation to do a hard reset and try again. Alternatively, you can wait for it to finish booting and then restart, but then you risk Samsung's VaultKeeper "feature" putting the bootloader into a stealth locked state. You can prevent that by connecting to the Internet, enabling Developer Options, and then confirming the OEM Unlocking state as soon as you finish setup. (You don't need to log into Google or Samsung services for Vaultkeeper to maintain the bootloader unlock, but you've got to have Internet access and reenable Developer Options right away.)
Thanks for pointing out some of the potential potholes along the way. I'm not a stranger to modding, but have experience only with fastboot, so the Samsung method is a whole new ballgame for me. Maybe I just need to take a deep breath and jump in. And backup everything before starting.
Heeni said:
Thanks for pointing out some of the potential potholes along the way. I'm not a stranger to modding, but have experience only with fastboot, so the Samsung method is a whole new ballgame for me. Maybe I just need to take a deep breath and jump in. And backup everything before starting.
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Yeah, it never ceases to amaze me how Samsung believes it's adding value with Knox security features like Vaultkeeper and its special Download mode that only works with Odin. My main phone is a Pixel 4a, and I've never felt that Google has taken any flak for making bootloader unlocking and firmware flashing painless. Why does Samsung feel the need to reinvent the wheel?
Somewhat to my surprise, I was able to get TWRP installed and boot into it on the first try. In fact, the biggest difficulty by far was getting Samsung drivers to work in my Windows 10 vm. The vm is still having problems, so hopefully, now that TWRP is installed, I won't need to use Odin for a while.
Tried patching TWRP with Magisk. No bootloops or other drama, but wifi doesn't work. I notice on the Magisk Github site that a number of people are running into this. Fortunately, restoring the unpatched TWRP also restored wifi.
I think I can live without root much more easily than without wifi!
Heeni said:
Tried patching TWRP with Magisk. No bootloops or other drama, but wifi doesn't work. I notice on the Magisk Github site that a number of people are running into this. Fortunately, restoring the unpatched TWRP also restored wifi.
I think I can live without root much more easily than without wifi!
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I have root and wifi, but didn't use the TWRP install method
Further to this post about the inability to set a password, PIN or pattern:
I reflashed the stock ROM and I can verify the following:-
Stock ROM with (or without) bootloader unlocked will allow me to set up a PIN (I didn't try the other options but would expect that they'd work.
As soon as I install TWRP, the stock ROM will no longer allow me to set up a PIN. I can have "swipe" or "nothing" to unlock, and that's it.
I've tried installing LineageOS 17 GSI, LineageOS 18 GSI and Magendanz's Nexus stock ROM. None of these will accept a PIN, password or pattern.
Therefore, I think that the issue has to do with TWRP, or possibly with something in the multidisabler script.
Googling has come up with nothing other than the instruction to remove /data/system/locksettings.db and related files. I've tried this numerous times without success. I've even tried comparing permissions and ownership with the (working) equivalent on my Moto phones, with no luck.
I'm happy to do any tests, provide logs etc if it would help. The only other alternative seems to be to revert to stock if I need to travel.
I'm going to be using the table in an install that does not allow easy access to be able to use the physical buttons, if I lock the boot loader back after all this will it keep root?
I need root so that I can modify the files necessary to make the tablet turn on automatically whenever power is connected.
New release posted...
Downloads:
twrp-3.5.1_9-0-T290XXU3BUB2-20210330.tar.md5
twrp-3.5.1_9-0-T290XXU3BUB2-20210330.img
Change Log:
v3.5.1_9-0: (2021-03-30)
Updated to T290XXU3BUB2 posted kernel source.
Updated to TWRP 3.5.1 release built from android-9.0 branch.
Do we need to update the underlying stock ROM first if TWRP is already installed? Or is it sufficient to flash TWRP from the existing TWRP?
Heeni said:
Do we need to update the underlying stock ROM first if TWRP is already installed? Or is it sufficient to flash TWRP from the existing TWRP?
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You can just flash the new .img file from an existing TWRP install. The version of the kernel is only important if you're using Magisk (which boots through the recovery partition).
Thanks. That was easy. As far as I can tell at this point, it all works.

[ROM][10][OFFICIAL] Lineage 17.1 NIGHTLY for MOTO G5. (Cedric)

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The most recent build was dated 25th Feb 2021. [Edit UPDATED to most recent build date].
The previous offerings were 2021-01-28; 2021-02-04 ; 2021-02-11; 2021-02-18.
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Hi, I tried to install it on OPP28.85-19-4-2 but the installation failed (infinite loop at start-up). According to this https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/cedric/install the latest Android 8.1 firmware is required. Which one is it ? Thanks !
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Hi, I tried to install it on OPP28.85-19-4-2 but the installation failed (infinite loop at start-up). According to this https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/cedric/install the latest Android 8.1 firmware is required. Which one is it ? Thanks !
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Any oero firmware will do as your base
Flash via fastboot - if you don't know which to choose use the latest retail version
lolinet mirrors - firmware, software, iso etc.
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How to flash rom
Go to twrp
Select wipe
Format data - option on the right (will format everything on phone including personal files so backup first!)
Restart to twrp
Wipe then advanced wipe
Wipe system data and cache
Select install from main menu
Install rom zip
Install gapps (you want arm64 android 10 nano)
Install magisk (optional for root access & to hide apps from detecting root/custom rom)
Wipe delvik cache
Restart
Encrypt phone again if required once booted from phone settings menu
Thanks, I did as you explained, but I am still stuck with a lineageos logo looping for a few dozens of minuts before the phone restarts and goes straight to TWRP.
QRXpMUvS said:
Thanks, I did as you explained, but I am still stuck with a lineageos logo looping for a few dozens of minuts before the phone restarts and goes straight to TWRP.
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Wipe system data cache and flash rom without gapps or magisk
Does it boot?
If yes wipe everything again and flash rom zip but flash gapps as well this time. And if it boots flash magisk (no need to wipe to flash magisk)
If magisk causes it to boot loop flash an older version
If none of the above works and you have the same issue trying to flash another rom eg lineage mint then its user error somewhere or an issue unrelated to the rom zip
Hi,
i updated my G5 to the official LOS. Although VoWifi and VoLTE are enabled in settings, none of them are working (They didn't work on the unofficial version either).
According to my network operator, these functions are activated.
Unter Phone Info (*#*#4636#*#* in dialer's app) it says "IMS Registration: Not Registered"
Is there anything I can do about this?
Thanks!
TheFixItMan said:
Wipe system data cache and flash rom without gapps or magisk
Does it boot?
If yes wipe everything again and flash rom zip but flash gapps as well this time. And if it boots flash magisk (no need to wipe to flash magisk)
If magisk causes it to boot loop flash an older version
If none of the above works and you have the same issue trying to flash another rom eg lineage mint then its user error somewhere or an issue unrelated to the rom zip
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I tried without gapps and magisk, it does not boot, same with Mint.
So if I understand well, the problem is probably on my side
What I did :
New firmware using fastboot following these commands.
At this stage, TWRP had disappear (!), I reinstalled it using fastboot. Is it normal ?
Then I installed lineageos.
QRXpMUvS said:
I tried without gapps and magisk, it does not boot, same with Mint.
So if I understand well, the problem is probably on my side
What I did :
New firmware using fastboot following these commands.
At this stage, TWRP had disappear (!), I reinstalled it using fastboot. Is it normal ?
Then I installed lineageos.
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I have the same problem. I can't get Lineage or Mint to boot on my Cedric.
I've tried TWRP 3.4 , and 3.5 and neither made a difference. I have been through the instructions on the lineage site many times, and I'm sure I'm not missing a step
But every time the device sticks at lineage boot logo for a long time, before returning to fastboot mode.
If I re-flash 8.1 using fastboot, the phone works again, then go from the top with twrp and lineage, and we're back to logo and eventually fastboot again.
So, although I cannot help yet, you are not alone.
Edit:
My cedric is the 3GB RAM XT1676 model which I think might be somewhat rare version?
HarpingOn said:
So, although I cannot help yet, you are not alone.
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Thanks ! By chance, do you know any unofficial rom (not necessarely 17.1) correctly booting on 8.1 ?
QRXpMUvS said:
Thanks ! By chance, do you know any unofficial rom (not necessarely 17.1) correctly booting on 8.1 ?
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I have only tried mint and official 17.1. Get the same problem with both sadly.
I just realised, on the installation instructions it says to flash the recovery from the lineage download page, not twrp
So I tried:
motog5> fastboot flash recovery lineage-17.1-20210225-recovery-cedric.img
target reported max download size of 535822336 bytes
Sending 'recovery' (18390 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.586s]
Writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image size exeeded partition limits
(bootloader) Preflash validation failed
FAILED (remote failure)
The cedric recovery image on the download page is about 2MB larger than the TWRP recovery.
So should I be using the lineage provided recovery to flash this?
edit:
I managed to get the cedric to boot the lineage supplied recovery by doing:
motog5> fastboot boot lineage-17.1-20210225-recovery-cedric.img
I then used that recovery (looks good by the way, smart looking recovery), but after flashing the matching lineage-17.1 image ( adb sideload lineage-17.1-20210225-nightly-cedric-signed.zip) , I still get the long running boot animation, and dumped back into bootloader after a while.
I think I should stop now, I'm getting tired
For your info everyone: the OP is not the developer. I am neither. I just patch the official builds and that is Mint.
HarpingOn said:
I just realised, on the installation instructions it says to flash the recovery from the lineage download page, not twrp
So I tried:
motog5> fastboot flash recovery lineage-17.1-20210225-recovery-cedric.img
target reported max download size of 535822336 bytes
Sending 'recovery' (18390 KB)...
OKAY [ 0.586s]
Writing 'recovery'...
(bootloader) Image size exeeded partition limits
(bootloader) Preflash validation failed
FAILED (remote failure)
The cedric recovery image on the download page is about 2MB larger than the TWRP recovery.
So should I be using the lineage provided recovery to flash this?
edit:
I managed to get the cedric to boot the lineage supplied recovery by doing:
motog5> fastboot boot lineage-17.1-20210225-recovery-cedric.img
I then used that recovery (looks good by the way, smart looking recovery), but after flashing the matching lineage-17.1 image ( adb sideload lineage-17.1-20210225-nightly-cedric-signed.zip) , I still get the long running boot animation, and dumped back into bootloader after a while.
I think I should stop now, I'm getting tired
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If you could give me logs, I'll check.
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If you could give me logs, I'll check.
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My problem was that I was starting from the GB release of Cedric stock 8.1 as I'm in the UK. If I flashed the GB version, then no Lineage ROM would boot. Not this, and not the Mint one.
If you check out the Mint thread, what I did was use Fastboot to flash an international version of stock 8.1, then I could add TWRP and flash this successfully.
I ended up testing Lineage With microG, but actually successfully flashed this, and Mint as well.
So I'd say to anyone struggling to get a working flash of this ROM, try a different CEDRIC set of fastboot files.
as im aware, you need to flash from stock 8.1 but sometimes if youre on pie you gotta flash nougat and then oreo to flash custom roms i tried flashing that rom before but got no succes with bootlop but i didnt knew this i have tried unnoficial los 17 but never though about trying again the one from los page, guess its Worth a try
update: i got to flash and boot but the system reboots randomly, mostly when i open apps
also twitter doesnt login into my account for a weird reason dunno why. guess ill loke other roms around
Lighto97 said:
update: i got to flash and boot but the system reboots randomly, mostly when i open apps
also twitter doesnt login into my account for a weird reason dunno why. guess ill loke other roms around
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You need to been on oreo firmware to flash this rom - preferably the latest retail version
You also need gapps that are arm64 android 10 nano
See my instructions above for how to flash rom correctly (post #3)
Without any logs the devs will put it down to user error
TheFixItMan said:
You need to been on oreo firmware to flash this rom - preferably the latest retail version
You also need gapps that are arm64 android 10 nano
See my instructions above for how to flash rom correctly (post #3)
Without any logs the devs will put it down to user error
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oh damm i always forgot i have to send the log for them to track the issue, i already uninstaled anyway.
i did followed the steps the right way (thank you), right now im flashing stock nougat to try out LOS 14.1 (which i love and seems to be reeealy stable)
thank you very much to all involved for this … this gives a new lease of life to the moto g5. i tried both the official version and a microg4lineageos build - both work flawlessly afaict.
a few observations:
camera works, both photos and videos. the new camera app is quite usable.
coming from a build derived from codezeros 16.0-tree, i had to revert to the stock firmware to be able to install this. not doing so resulted in boot loops, wiping everything did not help
the los recovery cannot be flashed, it seems to be too big for the recovery partition. twrp works fine.
tfbb said:
thank you very much to all involved for this … this gives a new lease of life to the moto g5. i tried both the official version and a microg4lineageos build - both work flawlessly afaict.
a few observations:
camera works, both photos and videos. the new camera app is quite usable.
coming from a build derived from codezeros 16.0-tree, i had to revert to the stock firmware to be able to install this. not doing so resulted in boot loops, wiping everything did not help
the los recovery cannot be flashed, it seems to be too big for the recovery partition. twrp works fine.
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i know how to boot with that LOS recovery, instead of flash comand you use boot command so the device will bot into recovery suing the image.

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In the spirit of moving custom ROM development along for the 2019 Galaxy Tab A 10.1 [SM-T510], here's a build of LineageOS 19.1 I just created based on the latest OEM stock firmware and @AndyYan's latest LineageOS 19.1 GSI. It's very much a work in progress, but it should hopefully help blaze the trail for even more custom ROMs for this tablet.
Notes:
The current process requires you to reset to factory defaults to remove file-based encryption. Remember to backup your data!
Custom kernels are specific to OEM releases, and this one is based on the latest Android 11 release (T510XXU5CWA1).
Stock recovery will be replaced with my latest TWRP build for the SM-T510.
This is unofficial and unsupported, so the usual caveats apply. Since we don't flash the bootloader, you should be able recover from any problems...but nothing is guaranteed.
Not working:
Support for file-based encryption
Downloads:
lineage-19.1-20230403-UNOFFICIAL-T510XXU5CWA1.tar.md5 (Odin tarball)
lineage-19.1-20230403-UNOFFICIAL-T510XXU5CWA1.zip (TWRP update)
Build archives:
Android File Host
Change Log:
20230403:
Updated to LineageOS 19.1 GSI (20230323) with March 2023 security patch and GApps.
Based on the latest Android 11 OEM kernel and vendor partition (T510XXU5CWA1).
Includes TWRP v3.7.0 custom recovery built on AOSP 11.
20220918:
Initial release based on LineageOS 19.1 GSI (20220912) with Sept. 2022 security patch and GApps.
Based on the latest Android 11 OEM kernel and vendor partition (T510XXU5CVG2).
Includes TWRP v3.6.2 custom recovery built on AOSP 11.
Instructions:
From OEM stock firmware:
Unlock bootloader
Hold Vol Up & Vol Down buttons during restart to enter Download mode
Install custom ROM tarball (.tar.md5 file) to AP with Odin
If TWRP launches, factory reset with Wipe->Format Data and reboot to system. (Not necessary for incremental upgrades.)
From existing TWRP install:
Hold Power & Vol Up during restart to enter TWRP recovery
Tap Install, Install Image, select your update (.img file), and then swipe to install
Factory reset with Wipe->Format Data. (Not necessary for incremental upgrades.)
Reboot to system
Source:
android_device_samsung_gta3xlwifi
treble_build_los
Phh-Treble
Donations:
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I'm leveraging a ton of work done by @AndyYan and @phhusson for Treble GSIs, so please show them some love here and here!
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Thank you dear @Magendanz very much for keeping my Old Youtube Tab Alive!
Quick Question, is an update from "lineage-18.1-20220417-UNOFFICIAL-T510XXU5CVB1.zip" to the new 19.1 Possible or do i have to update the base version first?
Good evening Mr. Magendanz,
i installed this ROM on my Samsung SM-T510 and my tab/back/home buttons are not in the middle/bottom position they are in the right corner (i had this issue also with another unffocial lineage Os 19.1 Rom for SM-T510)
How can i solve this ?
NJey90 said:
Good evening Mr. Magendanz,
i installed this ROM on my Samsung SM-T510 and my tab/back/home buttons are not in the middle/bottom position they are in the right corner (i had this issue also with another unffocial lineage Os 19.1 Rom for SM-T510)
How can i solve this ?
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Is the task bare active? I have the same layout when it is. You can turn it off in settings, but research the bar, you might want to use it.
@Magendanz , I dirty installed it over my lineageos gsi, and it works great so far. One problem I see, and had with the gsi is that I have a notification to finish installation, but there is no way to get past the network selection. There is no button to either skip or continue. Is there a way to fix this?
Thank you for this - I know how hard it is given your other responsibilities!
Thanks Magendanz for this news!
Coming from LineageOS 17.1 (lineage-17.1-20200812-UNOFFICIAL-T510XXU3BTFN), what would be the sequence of steps for updating to this rom ?
Thanks.
galoneta said:
Coming from LineageOS 17.1 (lineage-17.1-20200812-UNOFFICIAL-T510XXU3BTFN), what would be the sequence of steps for updating to this rom ?
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I recommend you download and install the T510XXU5CVG2 firmware, do a clean install with Odin...but intercept the restart by holding Vol Up & Down so that you reenter Download mode. Then, install this custom ROM with Odin and intercept the restart by holding Power + Vol Up to enter TWRP. From there, do a factory reset and reboot to system.
If you inadvertently miss the restart intercept and have to run through OEM setup, make sure to connect to the Internet and then enter Developer options to disarm Vaultkeeper. Don't try to flash anything else until you've verified the OEM Unlock is still on (but disabled).
Magendanz said:
I recommend you download and install the T510XXU5CVG2 firmware, do a clean install with Odin...but intercept the restart by holding Vol Up & Down so that you reenter Download mode. Then, install this custom ROM with Odin and intercept the restart by holding Power + Vol Up to enter TWRP. From there, do a factory reset and reboot to system.
If you inadvertently miss the restart intercept and have to run through OEM setup, make sure to connect to the Internet and then enter Developer options to disarm Vaultkeeper. Don't try to flash anything else until you've verified the OEM Unlock is still on (but disabled).
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Thanks Magendanz for this clarifying tutorial!
So you must first always update \ have the samsung base AND the custom recovery to a MINIMUM combination set? In this case the minimum "combo" set would be a samsung rom with android 11 as base (and recovery 3.6) right ?
Will try this sequence and give feedback as soon as possible.
Thanks again.
Hey there, just wondering -- does hardware video acceleration work on this build seeing as its based on a GSI? Thanks
I tried to flash this on T515 via twrp. Seems like it only detect and allow install on t510
Can you also make a variant for sm-t515?
Cheers and thanks
dissidius said:
Can you also make a variant for sm-t515?
Cheers and thanks
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In the ten or so years I've been dealing with Samsung tablets and XDA, I must have seen this question asked at least a hundred times. "Can you make the wifi ROM work on the LTE version?" of whatever tablet or vice versa. And the answer is always "No." They are two different animals and normally the dev has one or the other. And it is very difficult to make a ROM for a device you don't have. And the same thing goes for tablets with the S Pen. They are NOT the same.
lewmur said:
In the ten or so years I've been dealing with Samsung tablets and XDA, I must have seen this question asked at least a hundred times. "Can you make the wifi ROM work on the LTE version?" of whatever tablet or vice versa. And the answer is always "No." They are two different animals and normally the dev has one or the other. And it is very difficult to make a ROM for a device you don't have. And the same thing goes for tablets with the S Pen. They are NOT the same.
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of course mate i like your passion in explaining such things but i belive *i can be wrong of course* that i wasn't asking on a Xiaomi Poco thread..... this two devices are very much similar, smt510 twrp works correcly on smt515 for example. Just maybe the rom could also work with some little tweaks. Thanks
dissidius said:
of course mate i like your passion in explaining such things but i belive *i can be wrong of course* that i wasn't asking on a Xiaomi Poco thread..... this two devices are very much similar, smt510 twrp works correcly on smt515 for example. Just maybe the rom could also work with some little tweaks. Thanks
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Yes, TWRP can work on both but recovery doesn't access the LTE modem. And, again, I'm stating MY experience from over ten years of having people ask the question about many, many SAMSUNG tablets only.
Has anyone successfully installed MindTheGApps on lineageos19? did you use an sdcard or adb or some other method? I don't have access to an sdcard but I am curious if this is the only way. I have not been successful in using adb..... yet!
This version of Lineage 19 already has Gapps installed. So MindtheGapps is not needed. Installing it using the tar ball and Odin means you don't need an SD card. Or have I missed something?
dissidius said:
Can you also make a variant for sm-t515?
Cheers and thanks
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I installed this on my T515 via TWRP and it worked just fine. Haven't tried LTE though, but the os installed perfectly.
DingusestDingus said:
I installed this on my T515 via TWRP and it worked just fine. Haven't tried LTE though, but the os installed perfectly.
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Scratch that, I restarted it and its now in a bootloop
This is the 2019 version. I can't get this to install. Bootloader is unlocked and tablet is rooted

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