Code:
/*
* Your warranty will be VOID after installing a custom ROM.
*
* Get notified yourself that I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed.
* Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it!
* YOU are choosing to make these modifications,
* and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device,
* I will laugh at you.
*/
# LineageOS
LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 11, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.
# What's working
Display/Touchscreen
LiveDisplay
Audio playback
Quad speakers
Headphone/Headset
Bluetooth audio
Video playback
HDR
Camera
Microphone
Sensors
Fingerprint sensor
GPS
LTE (SM-T825)
WiFi
WiFi display
Hotspot
Bluetooth
DRM
Widevine L1
USB ADB/MTP/OTG
Samsung Doze
S-Pen
Palm rejection
Hardware Encryption
MDFPP
SD Card
Power-off mode charging
# What's not working
SELinux permissive
Please see the "Known issues" part of this post
# Downloads
## LineageOS 18.1
Galaxy Tab S3 LTE (gts3llte, SM-T825)
Galaxy Tab S3 WiFi (gts3lwifi, SM-T820)
## Google Apps
OpenGApps
NikGApps
BiTGApps
Others may also work but not tested
## TWRP Recovery
You can use mine, please visit this thread.
You can use F2FS file system for cache, data partitions with my TWRP recovery.
[RECOVERY][SM-T820][SM-T825][UNOFFICIAL] TWRP for Galaxy Tab S3
# How to install
Unlock the bootloader.
Download TWRP and flash the recovery image via Odin.
Download LineageOS 18.1 for Galaxy Tab S3.
Be aware of the board name.
Download GAPPS for Android 11 and the others you want to flash.
Only OpenGApps is tested. (open_gapps-arm64-11.0-pico-20210130-TEST.zip)
Enter TWRP recovery.
The first boot to TWRP might be very slow because of the unmatched file systems.
Format the whole system, data, cache partitions using the format menu.
You will type `yes` to do that.
Flash the images.
If you're going to install GApps or something, you have to install the LineageOS first.
Reboot the system.
Done.
# Known issues
OTG drives may show nothing even if it mounted
The side button on S-Pen is working but you must use the proper application that can handle the button event
Fast charging works but it doesn't notify properly
Thank all of you for the feedback
# Sources
Device Tree
gts3l-common: https://github.com/awesometic/android_device_samsung_gts3l-common
gts3llte: https://github.com/awesometic/android_device_samsung_gts3llte
gts3lwifi: https://github.com/awesometic/android_device_samsung_gts3lwifi
Kernel: https://github.com/awesometic/android_kernel_samsung_msm8996
Vendor: https://github.com/awesometic/proprietary_vendor_samsung
# Telegram Groups
If you are interested in developing this potential machine, please tell me through PM then I will send you the invitation link.
If you need a general discussion channel for this potential machine or want to share the news of its Android projects from anyone to everyone, you can join our discussion group chat.
Galaxy Tab S3 General Discussion
# Buy me a coffee
If you like my efforts or would like to support me, please don't hesitate to buy me a cup of coffee.
https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/awesometic
# Credits / Special thanks to
Android Open Source Project
LineageOS Team
@Valera1978 for his amazing previous work including his MSM8996 kernel
@supermike86 and @samsuffit for testing LineageOS 18.1 for T820, which is I don't have one
@bmwdroid and @cherepanov for confirming the LTE works
@sebmue for letting me know that the useful information for palm rejection, and @ghostwheel for sharing its working source codes on Android 9
@switchgott for helping me in the development discussion and creating Telegram groups
All from our Telegram discussion channel, @EonOfBlack , Sands, David Becker, ...
@LuK1337 for giving me a hint to fix the quad-speakers.
## Changelogs
2023. 6. 17
gts3l-common: Syned with the latest LineageOS source
Applied the new security patch on June 5, 2023
2023. 5. 10
gts3l-common: Fix camera torch-related weird behaviors
It doesn't occur at least for me now. Please tell me if it occurs
Thanks to @Ivan_Meler
gts3l-common: Add support for Signature Spoofing
gts3l-common: Add support for OTA update
2023. 4. 16
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, March 5, 2023
gts3l-common: Properly implement MDFPP Keymaster set
gts3l-common: Enable Samsung DAP on boot, the Dolby effect
It just works automatically and there is no setting option for switching this feature
But you won't feel like disabling this since it isn't harmful at all
gts3l-common: Updated awesometic's kernel to v0.12
Spoiler: Changelogs in 2022
2022. 5. 8
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, April 5, 2022
gts3l-common: Switched to use only the MDFPP Keymaster set
gts3l-common: Fixed the fingerprint sensor recognition issue on some third-party application
gts3l-common: Fixed the Vulkan not activated
gts3l-common: Updated awesometic's kernel to v0.9
Disabled CPU AutoSMP, as known as CPU auto hotplug
Improved stability
2022. 3. 1
gts3l-common: Synced with the latest LineageOS source
gts3l-common: Fixed the broken hardware button settings
2022. 2. 23
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, February 5, 2022
gts3l-common: Enabled triple buffering of SurfaceFlinger
gts3l-common: Enabled partitions on loop devices
gts3l-common: Implemented thermal HAL, so that we can get the correct temperature from each hardware components
gts3l-common: Changed default CPU governor to blu_schedutil
gts3l-common: Changed the schedutil properties
gts3l-common: Set the default GPU frequency level to 6, which is 133 MHz in idle
gts3l-common: Enabled msm_irqbalance, which is from oneplus3
gts3l-common: Updated blobs
Updated Adreno libraries to v415, which is from daisy firmware (Android 10)
Changed media blobs to daisy firmware (Android 10)
Changed perf, thermal libraries to oneplus3 one
gts3l-common: Reduces ROM size
Removed unused camera firmwares
Removed unused Samsung specific OMX libraries
gts3l-common: Updated awesometic's kernel to v0.8
Cherry-picked lots of common upstream patches from LineageOS kernels
Added support for WireGuard
gts3llte: Fixed ipacm binary working
2022. 2. 9
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, January 5, 2022
gts3l-common: Fixed fingerprint working on a third-party app
gts3l-common: Updated built-in blobs to T825UBU3CUF1 by ZTO (from Brazil)
gts3l-common: Changed dynamic_stune_boost to 10 from 15
That value indicates a kind of reactivity of the CPU frequency of the schedutil governor. Generally, 10 to 20 is recommended, but in my test setting that 10 is enough to use the tablet smoothly and also can expect better battery and thermal.
Spoiler: Changelogs in 2021
2021. 12. 19
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, December 5, 2021
gts3l-common: Fixed aptX, aptX HD working
gts3l-common: Fixed WiFi display working
gts3l-common: Fixed a download fail problem for some games
gts3l-common: Changed the default CPU governor to schedutil
gts3l-common: Changed the default I/O scheduler to bfq
gts3l-common: Added Dolby audio effect
Added that library successfully but don't sure it is working, will investigate that too
gts3l-common: Added FlipFlap package for better handling of flip cover flips
gts3l-common: Added software navigation bar feature
gts3l-common: Enabled ZRAM for 2GB for a 4GB device
gts3l-common: Updated awesometic's kernel to v0.6
Merged EAS-Project/msm-3.18 and successfully migrated to EAS based kernel
Enabled EAS, WALT, Schedtune, Schedutil, ...
Added blu_schedutil CPU governor
Updated sdfat driver to 2.4.5
Updated camera driver
Imported/enabled ZRAM with LZ4 compress
Imported/enabled BFQ I/O scheduler
Optimized memory performance
Fixed a flip cover working
Maybe more...
2021. 11. 30
gts3l-common: Synced with the latest LIneageOS source
gts3l-common: Fixed Bluetooth input working including a Bluetooth keyboard
gts3l-common: Now it starts to use my custom kernel, awesometic's kernel v0.3
Merged android-linux-stable/msm-3.18, which is including up to Linux 3.14.140 patches
Merged LA.UM.7.6.r1-07800-89xx.0 CAF tag
Replaced the built-in WLAN driver into the CAF one from LA.UM.7.6.r1-07800-89xx.0 tag, which is the latest version
Disabled most of Samsung-specific flags including TIMA, KNOX, RESTRICT, ...
Enabled F2FS file system
Added AutoSMP CPU hotplug feature and enabled by default for better battery consumption
Added AdrenoBoost and enabled by default for better GPU performance
Added Anxiety I/O scheduler for better I/O performance
Enabled TCP Westwood congestion window control by default for better network stability
Set CONFIG_HZ to 300 which is recommended in Android devices and it improves overall interactivity and UX with no power cost
Now the S-Pen palm rejection is implemented in the kernel rather than the Android frameworks
Maybe more...
To get the detailed information, please see the third post of this thread
2021. 11. 16
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, November 5, 2021
gts3l-common: Fixed the external keyboards' arrow keys working
2021. 10. 29
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, October 5, 2021
2021. 9. 22
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, September 5, 2021
gts3l-common: Fixed the power-off mode charging using the Samsung LPM binary
gts3l-common: Switched to QTI USB HAL, version 1.2
gts3l-common: Cleaned up the keyboard layouts and added the layouts from the latest firmware for Samsung products like the book cover keyboard
gts3l-common: Improved power management
2021. 9. 1
gts3l-common: Fixed the camera working
gts3l-common: Resolved lots of SELinux warnings
gts3l-common: Added some props to optimize the video and media performance
gts3l-common: Added proper power profiles for better power management
gts3l-common: Added a proper thermal-engine config for better thermal management
gts3l-common: Change the hotspot location of the pointer arrow
2021. 8. 13
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, August 5, 2021.
gts3l-common: Fixed the quad-speakers working.
gts3l-common: Disabled WiFi display feature.
gts3l-common: Added support for Adaptive Fast Charge.
gts3l-common: Added LiveDisplay HIDL to switch the screen modes.
gts3l-common: Added the button backlight control menu.
gts3l-common: Added the advanced reboot menu.
gts3l-common: Changed to the Light HIDL completely.
gts3l-common: Changed the stylus pointer icon to the smaller one.
2021. 7. 29
gts3l-common: Fixed headphone jack working.
gts3l-common: Fixed Bluetooth audio playback working.
gts3l-common: Fixed microphone working.
gts3l-common: Fixed AudioFX working.
gts3l-common: Made hardware touch key, LCD, Touchscreen, S-Pen disabled when the screen turns off.
gts3l-common: Fixed DRM working.
gts3l-common: Disabled connecting to WPA3 WiFi.
gts3lwifi: Fixed Bluetooth working.
gts3lwifi: Fixed vibrator working.
2021. 7. 14
gts3l-common: Applied the new security patch, July 5, 2021.
gts3l-common: Added support for palm rejection for S-Pen.
gts3l-common: Added support for the Freeform Window mode of AOSP.
gts3l-common: Removed the "Serial console enabled. Performance is impacted..." message.
2021. 7. 4
gts3l-common: Changed the default DPI value to 320.
gts3l-common: Added new pointer arrow icon for S-Pen.
gts3l-common: Moved fingerprint sensor location when the preview screen that is before the actual enrollment a fingerprint.
gts3l-common: Enabled automatically brightness by default.
gts3l-common: Enabled adjusting haptic feedback intensity menu.
gts3llte: Fixed LTE working.
2021. 6. 28
gts3l-common: Separated the device tree into 3 parts, common, LTE, and WiFi.
gts3l-common: Changed the default DPI value to 360.
gts3l-common: Fixed fingerprint sensor working.
gts3l-common: No more adsprpcd errors on the logcat.
gts3llte: Added missing RIL-related binaries, init scripts and could check the RIL initialized properly. But an error still repeated on the logcat so I think it won't work yet.
gts3lwifi: Added support for Galaxy Tab S3 WiFi variants.
2021. 6. 17
Initial release
## About quad-speakers
Spoiler: Found things to make quad-speakers working
I have lots of tries to make quad-speakers working and finally, I think I found a way we should ahead.
I think the important parts for working quad-speakers are in the Samsung SoundBooster libraries. We can check this on the logcat easily.
Code:
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster_plus: Use HardCoding Values
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster7: SetPar()-whole parameter
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster_Inner: SetPar()-partial parameter
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster7:SoundBooster_Multiplexer: [mInstanceID:0]SetPar() SPK_0_OnOff : 1 , SPK_1_OnOff : 1 , SPK_2_OnOff : 1 , SPK_3_OnOff : 1
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster_Inner: SetPar()-partial parameter
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster7:SoundBooster_Multiplexer: [mInstanceID:1]SetPar() SPK_0_OnOff : 1 , SPK_1_OnOff : 1 , SPK_2_OnOff : 1 , SPK_3_OnOff : 1
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster7: SetVolumeTable()
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster7: SetOrientation( 0 )
12-31 13:28:24.101 708 708 I SoundBooster_Inner: SetOrientation( 0 )
12-31 13:28:24.102 708 708 I SoundBooster7:SoundBooster_Multiplexer: [mInstanceID:0]SetOrientation(0)
12-31 13:28:24.102 708 708 I SoundBooster7:SoundBooster_Multiplexer: [mInstanceID:0]Set_Orientation_Update_Flag() flag : 1
12-31 13:28:24.102 708 708 I SoundBooster_Inner: SetOrientation( 0 )
12-31 13:28:24.102 708 708 I SoundBooster7:SoundBooster_Multiplexer: [mInstanceID:1]SetOrientation(0)
12-31 13:28:24.102 708 708 I SoundBooster7:SoundBooster_Multiplexer: [mInstanceID:1]Set_Orientation_Update_Flag() flag : 1
Yes, I cannot really sure it initializes quad-speakers, but the name like SPK_#_OnOFF looks really interesting.
So if it is the one who makes quad-speakers working, then it looks quite easy; Use SoundBooster libraries.
But it is not that easy to use that library, properly.
The libraries, the vendor binaries, in other words, have a lot of dependencies on other libraries, each other. It sounds like it can be so complicated and you are right, sometimes it becomes so complicated to use.
Each library contains a list of which library it must go together so it is easy to supplement them. But we don't know which configuration files and the other libraries called by hardcoded code are needed because it is a binary file. Even the directory structure can be a matter.
For this reason, I could call the SoundBooster libraries like the above messages by using the many many prebuilt libraries but could not get the quad-speakers working so far. In the logcat the audio stuff annoys me about the lack of backend entries and something but I don't know what I am missing.
Plus, maybe it isn't a good idea to cover errors using shims or something because we still don't know which part needs to get the quad-speakers working.
I really hope the fully working speakers on the custom ROMs but it may take time.
### Update on 2021. 7. 29
Finally, I can enable the vendor audio HAL that comes with that SoundBooster to work. But so far no good for the quad speakers.
Even though the quad-speakers do not work yet, I think that the SoundBooster library is needed anyway. Because I saw the speaker rotation codes for the quad-speakers in that library.
So maybe the speaker itself is ready now, but something doesn't seem to be filled.
I have no idea for now, so I will update this post as soon as I find something.
### Update on 2021. 8. 13
Finally, I could get the quad-speakers working.
Actually, the answer was so close to me. The key factor is even I saw before but I didn't think that it is so important.
In short reports, the Samsung libraries do their work but somewhat partially. I could check how each speaker configured using tinymix tool and found that the upper speakers' I2S channel must be set manually in our case.
So we have to have the vendor libraries for audio anyway. It should work without them, but we have to find lots of configurations to fit into our devices. So, it may be best to keep the libraries.
Enjoy the quad-speakers.
## About the camera
Spoiler: The reason why the camera is not supported so far
## Why the camera doesn't work? It works on the previous LineageOS on this forum
Right, it does. I think it may be related to the vendor files. Before starting the development LOS 18.1, I have to update vendor files from the latest firmware. But after that, the previous definitions for the camera on `device.mk` began not to work.
So, I should start again from scratch. Have to find out how many files the vendor files require, or how can I build the camera binaries from the sources.
Before all, I won't fix that right now. Since I think the camera is not that important as the others like the audio or the kernel, in general. It is an old tablet, having a just-could-be-used camera. Sorry for who loves its camera.
### Update on 2021. 9. 1
Yeah, now we have the working camera too.
For now, our builds use the vendor's pre-built camera libraries so that it may not be optimized for a custom ROM. But in our use case it works really nice..... except for some bugs.
Maybe the default camera daemon has slightly different settings for the flashlight. If I use a camera at least once, maybe, the turning on the flashlight by the toggle button on the quick panel no longer works. It looks like a protocol problem between the Android SystemUI and the prebuilt camera daemon, so I don't know how to fix that neatly for now.
And sometimes using a camera app reduces the UI performance for a launcher app and the animation when pulling down the quick/notification panel. Also, I don't know why this behavior happens. The most strange thing is that this reducing performance only appears with the launcher app as far as I have seen.
So, anyway, for this reason we should build ours from the AOSP/LOS source codes someday.
But, I can say that it works like a charm now. It will be doing much better if you use Open Camera from PlayStore.
I'm not advertising it, just to share the experience.
Code:
/*
* All done. Enjoy the camera and audio!
*/
## About the kernel
### Update on 2021. 12. 20
Spoiler: First release of the Galaxy Tab S3 custom kernel
Finally the first release including my custom kernel is published, as of December 3, 2021.
Now all the later releases will have my kernel.
This kernel is based on CTD1 firmware, and I have done the following jobs so far;
Merged android-linux-stable/msm-3.18, which is including up to Linux 3.14.140 patches
Merged LA.UM.7.6.r1-07800-89xx.0 CAF tag
Replaced the built-in WLAN driver into the CAF one from LA.UM.7.6.r1-07800-89xx.0 tag, which is the latest version
Disabled most of Samsung-specific flags including TIMA, KNOX, RESTRICT, ...
Enabled F2FS file system
Added AutoSMP CPU hotplug feature and enabled by default for better battery consumption
Added AdrenoBoost and enabled by default for better GPU performance
Added Anxiety I/O scheduler for better I/O performance
Enabled TCP Westwood congestion window control by default for better network stability
Set CONFIG_HZ to 300 which is recommended in Android devices and it improves overall interactivity and UX with no power cost
Now the S-Pen palm rejection is implemented in the kernel rather than the Android frameworks
Maybe more..?
But we have still some limitations.
It still uses the legacy camera driver from CTD1 firmware so unfortunately there are the same bugs on the camera as before
The screen on/off using a flip cover is broken for an unknown reason. The system recognizes how the flip cover status changed but actually not working
Cannot upgrade to the next CAF tag because of some old blobs we have, I believe
Maybe more..?
This is the first version of mine, so there might be some more upgrades on later.
I think the most meaningful thing about this job is now we can edit the kernel on the full Linux kernel commits.
Enjoy.
Hello all.
Finally, I successfully enabled EAS (Energy Aware Scheduler) so that we can expect a more fast and reliable system.
What is EAS: Linux Kernel | Energy Aware Scheduling (EAS) – Arm Developer
And I solved most of the problems that occurred while I merged the CAF tag, including fixing the flip cover working. Also, I have improved the kernel in various aspects.
So I would like to say that it gets much more useable than before.
But I think it won't fix some problems like supporting the PS4 controller through Bluetooth and some system bugs because these problems might be solved with the new AOSP kernel changes from Google. But I didn't merge that yet.
The next will be that part, I hope I could solve that.
Sweet!
Unfortunately my wife uses out tablet for work too so I can't really mess with it.
Plus ours is 820 (non-LTE), so I'm not sure if the alpha will work anyway.
But I am quite curious to try some time.... maybe I'll just get a more recent work-tab
elchmartin said:
Sweet!
Unfortunately my wife uses out tablet for work too so I can't really mess with it.
Plus ours is 820 (non-LTE), so I'm not sure if the alpha will work anyway.
But I am quite curious to try some time.... maybe I'll just get a more recent work-tab
Click to expand...
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Thanks for your interest.
I believe I can create a WIfi version without the actual machine. It will be uploaded in a few days I think comes with implementing the common device tree.
Awesometic said:
Code:
/*
* Your warranty will be VOID after installing a custom ROM.
*
* Get notified yourself that I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed.
* Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it!
* YOU are choosing to make these modifications,
* and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device,
* I will laugh at you.
*/
# LineageOS
LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 11, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.
# What's working
Display/Touchscreen
Audio playback (only bottom speakers)
Video playback including HDR
Sensors
GPS
WiFi
Bluetooth
USB ADB/MTP
Samsung Doze
S-Pen
SD Card
# What's not working
Audio (quad speakers)
Bluetooth audio playback
Microphone
Camera
LTE
DRM
SELinux permissive
Hardware encryption
Fingerprint sensor (recognized but enrollment failed)
Lots of things I couldn't find...
# Downloads
LineageOS 18.1: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JfPpFpSHXywzV3lw0rnEVVCXJxI5iw0X?usp=sharing
OpenGApps for Android 11: https://sourceforge.net/projects/opengapps/files/arm64/test/
# How to install
Unlock the bootloader.
Download TWRP and flash the recovery image via Odin.
Download LineageOS 18.1 for Galaxy Tab S3.
Be aware of the board name.
Download GAPPS for Android 11and the others you want to flash.
Only OpenGApps is tested. (open_gapps-arm64-11.0-pico-20210130-TEST.zip)
Enter TWRP recovery.
The first boot to TWRP might be very slow because of the unmatched file systems.
Format the whole system, data, cache partitions using the format menu.
You will type `yes` to do that.
Flash the images.
If you're going to install GApps or something, you have to install the LineageOS first.
Reboot the system.
Done.
# Notes [2021. 6. 17]
Some annoying messages are repeated on the logcat, which I think the tiny stutters may cause for this reason.
Fingerprint and some other minor things may be fixed soon but not sure about audio and camera.
For now, it may not be good for the daily driver. Please be aware that this is a test version yet. I have no responsibility for your data.
The device tree sources will be separated into two types of boards for better maintaining.
# Sources
Device Tree: https://github.com/awesometic/android_device_samsung_gts3llte
Kernel: https://github.com/awesometic/android_kernel_samsung_msm8996
# Buy me a coffee
If you like my efforts or would like to support me, please don't hesitate to buy me a cup of coffee.
https://www.buymeacoffee.com/awesometic
# Credits / Special thanks to
Android Open Source Project
LineageOS Team
Valera1978 for his amazing previous work including his MSM8996 kernel
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Thank You !
Thx, i also have a wifi version you are doing this community a huge favor
Hi, any chance to add support for LTE?
warlord2045 said:
Hi, any chance to add support for LTE?
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The authors device is lte based....so it would naturally have support lmao
Edit: My Bad, i was sleep deprived and dump
sm00th4f3 said:
The authors device is lte based....so it would naturally have support lmao
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I installed but no LTE so i went back to Lineage 17
warlord2045 said:
I installed but no LTE so i went back to Lineage 17
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Right, LTE isn't working yet because there're other things I have to fix first.
But LTE will be fixed for sure because it is why the LTE version exists.
Awesometic said:
Right, LTE isn't working yet because there're other things I have to fix first.
But LTE will be fixed for sure because it is why the LTE version exists.
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Looking forward to test out
I'm really eager to start using this as a daily driver, thank you
Will you also be working on the t820, because i see this id for t825?
LedgendaryEpics said:
Will you also be working on the t820, because i see this id for t825?
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Yes, I'm working on T820 now, actually, it's a little late because I tried some things including fixing the fingerprint working.
And I saw some interesting strings are in the audio.primary.msm8996 binary. I have tried using this but doesn't work so far.
If the quad-speaker can be enabled by that binary file, we should use that file on the fly.
But for now, it seems to take a lot of time, so I will upload the image for T820 before working on the quad-speaker.
Any volunteer to test LineageOS 18.1 for T820?
It may need clean install. It'd be someone who can erase all of his data.
Please test this image and let me know it works or not. If it works, I will update the thread.
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yMq8wAsJKIXf5C6iBF5kZCK6lngkDPwN/view?usp=sharing
Awesometic said:
Qualche volontario per testare LineageOS 18.1 per T820?
Potrebbe essere necessaria un'installazione pulita. Sarebbe qualcuno che può cancellare tutti i suoi dati.
Prova questa immagine e fammi sapere che funziona o meno. Se funziona aggiornerò il thread.
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yMq8wAsJKIXf5C6iBF5kZCK6lngkDPwN/view?usp=sharing
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Edit:
the installation was successful, even with the installation of the nano gapps. wifi is working properly. for other bugs among those mentioned I have not had the opportunity to test yet. but in my opinion the system is very good and fluid, great job. it would be great to have this rom for daily use! thank's for your job!
Awesometic said:
Any volunteer to test LineageOS 18.1 for T820?
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I don't use this tablet anymore because of the reset time after reboot bug and lack of basic functions, like 4 speakers or stylet with alternative roms.
With my minimal needs and without Google Apps, it's working good. I'll spent few days on it and I tell you more.
Awesometic said:
Any volunteer to test LineageOS 18.1 for T820?
It may need clean install. It'd be someone who can erase all of his data.
Please test this image and let me know it works or not. If it works, I will update the thread.
- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yMq8wAsJKIXf5C6iBF5kZCK6lngkDPwN/view?usp=sharing
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I installed it from the link in the first post with OpenGapps Nano (also from the first post), and so far so good.
This is really much much faster than the "Tweaked" ROM! It feels like a new tablet.
I don't use the camera, so for me it’s already very usable. I didn't notice any problem with audio. There is only sometimes a short popup appearing (a few milliseconds) and disappearing. Also, if you enable "Trust" it complains about SELinux and some stuff.
Anyway I will keep this fast ROM, great work, thank you!
EDIT: There is also a notification saying : "Serial console enabled. Performance is impacted. To disable, check bootloader" which i didn't understand the meaning...
You are so good! Thanks so much.
I do have 2 of the WiFi tablets and will test after my holiday.
The original firmware is really crap and so slow, hope that this is faster.
The only problem is I need it as daily driver, but will make a complete backup.
Greetings from Bavaria
Related
LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 7 (Nougat), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
Code:
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. Hard. A lot.
*/
Screenshots and Videos
Screenshots
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What works?
WorkingBoot
Display/Brightness
Touchscreen
Audio
Wifi
S-Pen
Buttons/Lights
SDCard
USB Storage
GPS
Bluetooth
IR Blaster
Camera
DRM (L3)
SELinux Enforcing
Not workingMHL
Miracast
Not in the list? Report below
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Other issues
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How to install
This ROM REQUIRES Lollipop bootloader. See this post to learn how to update your bootloader.
1. Download ROM and Gapps and transfer to device
2. Boot into recovery (TWRP recommended)
3. Factory reset
4. Install ROM
5. Install Gapps
6. Reboot to system
You can skip factory resetting ("dirty flash") if you're upgrading from Official LineageOS to a newer Official build.
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Downloads
Official LineageOS ROM: https://download.lineageos.org/n1awifi
Gapps: http://opengapps.org/ [Recommended: ARM 7.1 Pico or Nano]
Root: https://download.lineageos.org/extras
Exynos5420 team ROMs (UNOFFICIAL builds):
ROM: http://download.exynos5420.com/LineageOS-14.1/n1awifi/
Old downloads:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=16957#downloads
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Note: n1awifi is the same device as lt03wifi - the SM-P600
Thanks to
Without these people this ROM wouldn't exist:
Exynos5420 dev team ( @deadman96385 @thompatry @ZakooZ @Orion116 @joshndroid @Andmoreagain @thermskin, @javelinanddart, @tincho5588 )
@ShevT - For his work on the P601 (huge contributor to our current device tree)
@Raymanfx - First to bring CM to this device
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Changelog
Current changelogs: https://download.lineageos.org/n1awifi/changes/
Old changelogs:
Code:
20170302
Fix bug where SetupWizard didn't have buttons
Lockscreen rotation setting added to Display->Rotation settings
20170222
Go official!
Fix video rescaling issue
SEPolicy fixups
Add noise suppression blobs
Enforce SELinux
20170130
Automatic screen brightness no longer enabled by default - zakooz
Enable our cache partition - zakooz
fstab: Mark cache, userdata as formattable - deadman96385
sepolicy: Update policies for media - cryptomilk + deadman96385
Doze fixups and tweaks - BadDaemon + deadman96385 + tincho5588 + zwliew
power: Use our kernel nodes - zakooz
Use NV21 color format instead of nv12tiled - tincho5588
ramdisk: fix s5p-smem ownership - tincho5588
Config: fix audio_effects.conf - tincho5588 + deadman96385
AudioFX: build the package again - tincho5588
20170113
Security patch: 05 January 2017
Enable "Samsung Doze"
GPU: Allow user under/overclock
GPU: Allow user thermal throttling points
GPU: Allow user voltages
20170107
Updated to LineageOS
Fixed microphone (Credit to @thompatry)
Fixed DRM
20161226
Update to final CyanogenMod sources (RIP CM)
Update to Android 7.1.1
December 2016 Security patch
Enable lockscreen rotation
Fix issue where the system was using the wrong audio_effects.conf
Enable advanced low power audio
Include Deathly Aduitor in installation
Increase maximum allowed charging current
No longer using haxes to avoid qualcomm telephony code
Update to 3.4.113 (from 3.4.112)
Update IR driver to samsung LL
Deathly Aduitor no longer complains about outdated kernel
Update Sound effect libs from T705XXU1ANF8 (Samsung MM)
Update mobicore from T705XXU1ANF8 (Samsung MM)
20161201
Major restructure and reorganization (now using exynos5420-common)
Updated audio configuration to official lollipop
Fixed offline charging
Updated audio blobs to official lollipop (kitkat bootloader has no problem with this)
Enabled US 5GHz wifi bands
Updated everything except for GPU driver to samsung's official Marshmallow sources (From klimtlte)
Allow apps to see and control:
USB charging currents
S-Pen Power Saving Mode (turn off S-Pen detection if it is inserted)
All the CPU thermal throttling points
S-Pen booster (increase CPU frequency when the S-Pen touches the screen)
Touchscreen booster (increase CPU frequency when a finger touches the screen)
Capacitive button booster (increase CPU frequency when a finger touches the buttons)
20161113
Fixed bug where buttons would light up even if lights were disabled in settings
Fixed bug where software buttons were enabled by default and restored option to disable them in Settings->Buttons
Camera fully working without crashes
Android security patch: 5 November 2016
20161107
Updated to CM14.1 (Android 7.1)
Fixed camera (but it's quite unstable)
20161030
Fixed battery stand-by problem introduced in previous build
Fixed HD video playback
Audio should crackle less
Now including Cyanogenmod Setup Wizard
Fixed possible system hang and reboot on first-boot
Enabled freeform windows
Improved system UI smoothness
Improved button lights HAL
Enabled strong stack protection
20161008
IR Blaster fixed? I can't test this because my IR emitter is faulty
Disabled doze - our device doesn't properly support this and it will actually decrease battery life
Updated default CPU governor and I/O scheduler configuration - battery life should be vastly improved if you weren't use custom CPU governor settings
Updated and enabled sdcardfs - Testing, storage should work better though
Many clean-ups in the device configuration
Removed system dependency on qualcomm ext-telephony (currently a mess on wifi-only-non-qualcomm devices)
Builds are about 50mb smaller (first boot is longer though) (give me feedback on what you prefer!)
Security patch - October 5, 2016
20160925
Fixed Bluetooth
Fixed Flashlight (and camera preview)
Fixed Settings app crash
Small fixes to RIL (lack of) and WiFi
20160916
Fixed GPS
20160915
Fixed audio
Fixed video rendering
Security patch - September 6, 2016
20160908
Initial release
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Source code
Device: https://github.com/LineageOS/android_device_samsung_n1awifi
Kernel: https://github.com/LineageOS/android_kernel_samsung_exynos5420
Exynos5420 team: https://github.com/exynos5420
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XDA:DevDB Information
SM-P600 LineageOS14.1 Official, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition)
Contributors
ZakooZ, https://github.com/exynos5420
Source Code: https://github.com/LineageOS/
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
ROM Firmware Required: LL bootloader
Based On: LineageOS
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2016-09-08
Last Updated 2017-06-22
FAQ
Before using the ROM:
Q. Can I have an ETA for the next build?
A. This ROM is scheduled to build every Thursday at 8 AM GMT. The download becomes available 1 to 5 hours later. If the build fails then you have to wait until the week after.
Q. Does this ROM support custom kernels?
A. No. You can still use them but discussion should go in the thread of the respective kernel. We don't offer support for bugs you might encounter using them.
Q. Why doesn't this ROM support Xposed?
A. Xposed is a hack that is geared towards AOSP, custom ROM's modify the framework a lot, so Xposed can cause a ton of issues on custom ROM's. Now it might work for you, however it is not to be discussed in this thread, and you should refrain from posting bug reports while using it as Xposed can cause a lot of bugs.
Q. Alright, but I still want to flash Xposed, so which version do I need to install?
A. Xposed is not yet available for nougat, however when it is ready you will need to use the version arm sdk 25.
Flashing the ROM:
Q. What do I need to know before flashing?
A. Check the install instructions in the first post..
Q. What TWRP versions are supported?
A. ShevT's. Check out this thread for the TWRP download.
Q. Can the builds be dirty flashed over each other?
A. Yes if you're on Official builds.
Q. How do I dirty flash builds on top of old (working) ones?
A. Flash the ROM zip only (no gapps, don't wipe data).
Q. Will this work on Kitkat bootloader?
A. Read the install instructions.
Using the ROM:
Q. How do I enable software buttons?
A. Settings->Buttons.
Q. How do I change my Menu button to a Recents/AppSwitcher button?
A. Settings->Buttons.
Q. Do I need to provide a log if I'm reporting a bug?
A. If you want it to be fixed faster (or at all) then yes, you should definitely provide a log.
Q. How do I get a logcat, and what type should I get, and more questions that can conveniently be answered by my pre-determined answer?
A. Read this thoroughly. Also, here's a good app for getting logs: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tortel.syslog
Deathly Adiutor App
Deathly Adiutor is an open-source, modified version of Kernel Adiutor made specifically for Exynos 5420 devices.
Features
Power Saving:
S-Pen Power Saving - Same as in Touchwiz, disables S-Pen detection if it's inserted in the slot
S-Pen Input Booster - Instantly increase CPU frequency when the S-Pen touches the screen
Touchscreen Input Booster - Instantly increase CPU frequency when you touch the screen
Touchkey Input Booster - Instantly increase CPU frequency when you touch the capacitive buttons
Touchscreen Glove Mode (Not all screens support this)
CPU Control:
CPU Settings reworked - Deathly adiutor back-end was cleaned up to work specifically with our CPU
CPU Thermal - Control all thermal throttling points for the CPU (make your device run colder... or even hotter)
GPU Control:
GPU Time in States - Same as CPU Time in States (Times in each frequency)
GPU Frequency Control
GPU Voltage Control
GPU Governor Control
Battery control:
Full power statistics - See current and maximum charging currents and current source of power
Unstable power source detection - Lowers current until the power source is stable
Customize charger current limits - Make your device charge faster (safe, if the charger can not supply enough current, the board will dynamically decrease the current)
Screen-On current limiter - Limit charging if screen is on (to avoid overheating)
Speakers:
Privacy mode - Disable main speaker if headphones are plugged in
Earpiece volume
Left/Right speaker volume
Speaker equalizer
Headphones:
Left/Right channel volume
Mono output mode
Headphone equalizer
App Themes:
Light theme - White and Red
Dark theme - Grey and Red
Credits
This post was written by @ZakooZ
This app is brought you by the exynos5420 developer team: @deadman96385 @thompatry @ZakooZ @Orion116 @mosimchah @joshndroid @Andmoreagain @thermskin, @javelinanddart, @tincho5588, @ShevT
Translators:
@ShevT - Russian
The following people deserve distinction for their major contribution:
@tincho5588, responsible for 80%+ of the code for the new features
@deadman96385, the main maintainer of the Deathly kernel and most of the remaining code
Downloads
The app can be found in the Play Store:
Free version (with ads): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.exynos5420.deathlyadiutor.ads
Donator version (no ads): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.exynos5420.deathlyadiutor.adfree
Helping the developers
You may have noticed there's 2 versions of this app, one ad-free for donators and one with ads.
You can help us by clicking ads you're interested in for the free version, or purchasing the donator version!
We will use the money generated by this app as common money for the developers of the team. It will be used to pay for our web-hosting (we own a gerrit server and a domain name, exynos5420.com). It will also be used to buy a new device if one of ours breaks.
Translating the App
You can also help us by translating the app to your language:
1. You can start by looking at the full english language file: Link
2. Then compare it to your unfinished language file. You can find it here, under values-xx/strings.xml, xx being your language abbreviation.
3. You can then fill-in the missing strings in your language file. Here's an example of what a proper update looks like.
4. Then you can submit your translation by using our gerrit. If you don't know how to use gerrit, just PM the translation to your favorite developer and he'll get it merged!
Thanks for working on CM 14. You will make it compatible with LP Bootloader or you are still on KK Bootloader? Because with the LP and M AOSP roms we had to stay on KK Bootloader to avoid sound, spen and reboot issues.
Stogie87 said:
Thanks for working on CM 14. You will make it compatible with LP Bootloader or you are still on KK Bootloader? Because with the LP and M AOSP roms we had to stay on KK Bootloader to avoid sound, spen and reboot issues.
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It currently works on top of the CM13 device specific code so it's probably best to use KK bootloader. Making it compatible with LP bootloader is difficult and not a top priority at the moment
The Rom is working in lp Bootloader, unfortunately not so well. Where can I get the kitkat Bootloader?
The Google App is not working for me
wulkanat said:
The Google App is not working for me
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I don't have issues with google apps. Try flashing KK bootloader like this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...cial-build-t2980604/post65631142#post65631142
Regardless, a more stable build is coming in the next few days, with better compatibility for exynos
ZakooZ said:
I don't have issues with google apps. Try flashing KK bootloader like this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...cial-build-t2980604/post65631142#post65631142
Regardless, a more stable build is coming in the next few days, with better compatibility for exynos
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Wow, the Rom is now very smooth, only with the standard gapps there are many fc and you cant sign in a google account.
Great work so far, excited for the stable build! No crash on gapps for me , everything felt pretty quick for an early build.
How about for note n8010
Plz
shukenmg said:
How about for note n8010
Plz
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The new Note 10.1 is completly different from the Old one, so you are in the wrong thread. Don't expect too much, the n8000 is a very Old device.
New build
cm-14.0-20160915-UNOFFICIAL-n1awifi.zip
Fixed:
Audio
Video rendering (in Youtube and such)
Settings app now has cyanogenmod stuff (don't expect the settings to work) (root works)
New build
cm-14.0-20160916-UNOFFICIAL-n1awifi.zip
Fixed:
GPS (with help from @deadman96385)
Links are dead?
Edit, nevermind. Being dumb.
Few things I've run across.
1) Cannot add a second Google account.
2) Status bar battery settings don't take. Tried adding percentage next to portrait icon but won't display.
And FYI, root is baked in. Trying to use SuperSU ended in a boot loop.
angus242 said:
Few things I've run across.
1) Cannot add a second Google account.
2) Status bar battery settings don't take. Tried adding percentage next to portrait icon but won't display.
And FYI, root is baked in. Trying to use SuperSU ended in a boot loop.
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1) 2) will be fixed by Cyanogenmod in the coming weeks, all I can do about that is wait until they update their code to support Nougat
Yes root is already baked into the developer options
ZakooZ said:
1) 2) will be fixed by Cyanogenmod in the coming weeks, all I can do about that is wait until they update their code to support Nougat
Yes root is already baked into the developer options
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No problems. I appreciate all the work. I'm just reporting what I've found. Ya never know what might fall through the cracks. :good:
Awesome, dev, thank you!!!! Only for P600? Don't works on P601, right?
kryzeK said:
Awesome, dev, thank you!!!! Only for P600? Don't works on P601, right?
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Should work on P601, but try at your own risk (RIL won't work for sure)
Code:
#include
/*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear
* war, or the current economic crisis caused by you following these
* directions. YOU are choosing to make these modificiations, and
* if you point your finger at me for messing up your device, I will
* laugh at you.
*/
Hi everyone, freshgiammi here. Some of you may know me from my previous work on maguro (Galaxy Nexus), while some others may not. Here I am, presenting you an AOSP build of Nougat for our Oneplus One.
What does it differ from other ROMs?
Simple. It's philosophy is staying close to stock. Even closer that OmniROM. Closer to AOSP than AOSP itself.
Jokes apart, AOSP is the true philosophy, with a few tweaks to make it feel snappier but not too much intrusive changes.
HOW STABLE IT IS
Rock steady.
This ROM is designed with two things in mind: Security and Stability.
Everything is tested for multiple days (both from me, and from private testers) to be sure nothing lets the final user with instabilities. This makes the ROM stable and reliable, not making it go into full retard when you need it most.
And since this is AOSP based, with an AOSP philosophy in mind, remember that any feature that is not included in the official source code won't be added.
Beware. Since we have no N official builds, issues are to be expected. Devs are working hard to fix them as they get spotted, but some bugs only appear to certain users or under certain conditions. Because of that, if you encounter an issue please let me know.
Tag me in a reply, attaching a logcat/dmesg (last_kmsg if your phone reboots) with the steps to replicate and a short description of the problem. That way I can fix it faster.
WHAT DOES THIS ROM OFFERS, MORE THAN AOSP?
Well, there's some neat stuff aside from AOSP that's included here.
-SultanXDA's Camera HAL with Stagefright Hardening
-Night Light and Storage Manager (from Google Pixel)
-SELinux Enforcing
-F2FS Support (beware, you need to format to F2FS with TWRP 2.8.6.0 as 3.0.2.0 has issues with F2FS formatting.)
-Substratum is available! Go theme your device as you like it!
More? You tell me!
DOWNLOADS
Lastest Build: AOSPlusone_bacon_250817 FINAL RELEASE
Gapps: OpenGapps
Sources up at my Github!
Feel free to clone and create your own rom. Just make sure to prevent authorship and pull requests if you fix something!
Changelog is on #2, while FAQs and extra ZIPs are on #3!
XDA:DevDB Information
AOSPlusone, ROM for the OnePlus One
Contributors
freshgiammi
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2016-10-11
Last Updated 2017-08-25
Reserved. (CHANGELOG)
14 Jun. 2017 -> 25 Aug. 2017
Code:
[B]ROM: Updated to 7.1.2_r33[/B]
HAL: Upstreamed code to match Sultanxda's sources
+ Something that I don't remember but hey everything works well
21 Mar. 2017 -> 14 Jun. 2017
Code:
[B]ROM: Updated to 7.1.2_r11[/B]
ROM: Updated Substratum and Interfacer to lastest versions
[B]Kernel: Updated to 3.4.113[/B]
Kernel: Updated to match lastest kernel/common source from Android (3.4 is now deprecated)
Kernel: Upstream patches from LOS-14.1
[B]Kernel: Camera-drivers fixups from CAF[/B]
[B]HAL: Upstreamed code to improve stability
HAL: Fixed overexposure when taking picture with in good lightning conditions.
HAL: Fixed zooming in/out during video recording on Instagram/Snapchat[/B]
HAL: Merged patches from SultanXDA
[B]Vendor: Updated WDM libraries to match bullhead 7.1.1 ones[/B]
Vendor: Shimmed GraphicBuffer for camera libraries
[B]Snap: Merged upstream patches from LOS-14.1[/B]
Snap: Removed touch-to-screenshot during video recording
Snap: Fixed ZSL not re-enabling after disabling HDR
Snap: Added back 1440p resolution for videos
Previous Changelogs:
05 Feb. 2017 -> 21 Mar. 2017
Code:
[B]ROM: Updated to 7.1.1_r28[/B]
[B]ROM: Fixed Torch QS not working between reboots[/B]
[B]ROM: Substratum is now rootless[/B]
ROM: Substratum App is now bundled within the ROM
[B]HAL: Merged lastest patches from SultanXDA[/B]
[B]HAL: Moved nativehandle logic from CameraServer to HAL[/B]
Snap: Rebased Snap on CM14.1 sources
22 Jan. 2017 -> 05 Feb. 2017
Code:
[B][B]ROM[/B]: enabled F2FS support[/B]
ROM: Removed leftovers from Camera2
ROM: Re-enabled textiles check (Textiles are not globally allowed anymore)
[B]ROM: Enabled backuptool (thanks to @mandaman2k)
ROM: Fixed ringtone and notifications not being set (thanks to @medic)[/B]
ROM: Fixed qti.tetherservice crashing at startup
[B]ROM: Merged some security patches on hardware/qcom/media-caf[/B]
[B]Kernel: Fixed fast-charging not working for some users[/B]
Kernel: Fixed MPDecision not turning off cores 2 and 3
[B]Kernel: Restored CONFIG_MACH_OPPO;.[/B] (This will probably make kernel more stable,
but can cause instabilities. Please report any reboots.)
[B]Kernel: Fixed NULLPointer (kernel panic) when watching WEBM videos or using Google Fit.[/B]
Kernel: Merged the latest patches from LOS
[B]Snap: Fixed crash when resuming a video paused during recording[/B]
Snap/CameraHAL: Merged lastest patches from Sultanxda.
16 Jan. 2017 -> 22 Jan. 2017
Code:
[B]Adapted Camera HAL to work with the new stagefright hardening![/B]
[B]SELinux is now enforcing![/B]
[B]*maybe*[/B] Fixed HW Encryption (Need confirms)
[B]Fixed most of HFR/HSR;[/B] Everything works besides [email protected] and [email protected]
[B]Fixed Ambient Display
Fixed audio misbehaving with AUX cords (>3 pins jack)[/B]
11 Jan. 2017 -> 16 Jan. 2017
Code:
[B]Replaced Camera2 with Snap: Enjoy all the functionalities of Sultan’s HAL![/B]
[B]Fixed HSR; Slow-Mo isn’t working yet.[/B]
Updated Camera Capabilities for a better HAL compatibility and features
[B]Updated Display-CAF with newer commits to fix the Split Screen issue[/B]
Fine tuned RT Scheduler priorities
[B]Enabled prefhint: (Layers are rendered faster now, resulting in a smoother experience)[/B]
Enabled “Moves” in Settings
[B]Fixed Face Unlock (Trusted Face)[/B]
09 Jan. 2017 -> 11 Jan. 2017
Code:
Changed kernel name for conformity (from -cyanogenmod to -bacon)
[B]Fixed USB tethering not working[/B]
Replaced Launcher2 with Launcher3 (Materialized version)
25 Nov. 2016 -> 09 Jan. 2017
Code:
Updated to 7.1.1_r13 (5 Jan. Security Patchset)
[B]ADDED SULTANXDA’S CAMERA HAL! Enjoy that sweet camera optimization
Enabled HSR (High speed recording). Slow-mo doesn’t work yet.[/B]
Added back Substratum, with improved functionalities and customization.
Updated bionic libraries to load shims correctly
[B]Enabled Night Mode
Enabled Storage Manager[/B]
Under-the-hood device optimization
05 Nov. 2016 -> 25. Nov 2016
Code:
[B]Updated to 7.0.0_r21 (5 Nov. Security Patchset)[/B]
Removed Music app
Removed Browser2 (WebView Shell) app
[B]Added Chromium [/B]
Updated audio: AOSPlusone now uses Google Nexus’s audio files.
[B]ENABLED MULTIROM COMPATIBILITY[/B]
[B]Updated Adreno libs to LA.BF.1.1.3_rb1.12 (from Onyx)[/B]
Updated Kernel to match CM-14.1 sources
[B]Updated Substratum to OMS7 [/B]
Added reboot back to Power Menu
[B]Cleaned frameworks/av patchsets: restored some code from Nougat to improve security.[/B]
Enabled init.d/addon.d support
A bunch of other misc fixes
09 Oct. 2016 -> 05 Nov. 2016
Code:
[B]05 Nov. 2016[/B]
Added On-Screen NavBar and HW Keys customization (Settings -> Buttons)
Fixed vulnerability for Dirty COW exploit
Android 7.0.0_r14
Sync’d Kernel with CM14.1 sources
Fixed Bluetooth MAC
Enabled SystemUI tuner hidden options
Fixed Snapchat with on-screen buttons
Added Swipe Libs for AOSP Keyboard
Added Nexus/Pixel Bootanimation
Updated Adreno Blobs to lastest source (HTC M8 MRA58K Update)
Fixed Gapps F/C after first flashing
Added SuperSU to settings (You still need to flash it)
Updated Substratum
Reserved (FAQ)
Q: Plz add feature "X"
No. Just no. If it isn't in AOSP, it won't be added. Please stop asking. If you want themes there's substratum, for anything else XDA is full of mods and stuff. Just use the search button.
You can find more stuff in the "Themes and Apps" section.
Q: This thing is broken, please fix.
Please do not report bugs and issues this way. Attach to your message a log (dmesg or logcat, last_kmsg if it reboots) and if you can, the steps to replicate the issue. This way you help the dev track down bugs quicker.
Please don't report if you're on a different kernel or have mods installed.
Q: I've fixed stuff, how can I help?
Cool! Just submit a pull request on my repo or contact me via Hangouts.
Another Nougat rom, downloading right now, thanks!
Just a question: Is it compatible with multirom?
mustang_ssc said:
Another Nougat rom, downloading right now, thanks!
Just a question: Is it compatible with multirom?
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Haven't tested yet, as I don't have MultiROM. But it should work just fine, if you apply the same modifications as the ones on Updateing's post.
Wow great concept! Everything I ever wanted from a ROM AOSP + Substratum. Nothing else
Hope you can enable SE-Linux soon
works theme ? some screenshots
Awesome! This is everything I wanted from a rom. Clean, with very minimal system level modifications.
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Wow great concept! Everything I ever wanted from a ROM AOSP + Substratum. Nothing else
Hope you can enable SE-Linux soon
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That'll take time, but we all hope to have that soon. I'm just not very good at writing SELinux policies haha
SirSoviet said:
Awesome! This is everything I wanted from a rom. Clean, with very minimal system level modifications.
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I hope I can hit where OxygenOS didn't...
EDIT: Gah I forgot to add Substratum's App! But masquerade is installed, so you can get the app from the play store in the meanwhile, i'll make sure to add it in the next build.
Does this use AOSP's original camera blobs or Sultan's modified ones?
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Does this use AOSP's original camera blobs or Sultan's modified ones?
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CM. I've tried Sultan's, but I still need to work on his kernel.. A few incompatibilities.
Great!! Is it necessary a full wipe if I come from updateing's build?
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Great!! Is it necessary a full wipe if I come from updateing's build?
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Shouldn't be needed, but I'd recommend a clean install. Make a backup first if you're going for a dirty flash.
And new Nougat for opo. I think this device is not gonna die for 2 years you guys are awesome. Thanks..
Any bugs encountered yet? Other than the issues stated in the OP
Sent from my OnePlus One using XDA Labs
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Any bugs encountered yet? Other than the issues stated in the OP
Sent from my OnePlus One using XDA Labs
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Currently setting it up..Pico TTS crashed once (and only once, so veeeerrry minor). I'll edit the post if i find more bugs
Edit 1: Whenever I tried to setup whatsapp without profile picture, it got into a endless loop. However, adding a picture and then removing it via settings worked just fine. (This is probably just a whatsapp-thing as I am also whatsapp-beta-tester)
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Currently setting it up..Pico TTS crashed once (and only once, so veeeerrry minor). I'll edit the post if i find more bugs
Edit 1: Whenever I tried to setup whatsapp without profile picture, it got into a endless loop. However, adding a picture and then removing it via settings worked just fine. (This is probably just a whatsapp-thing as I am also whatsapp-beta-tester)
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Pico TTS crashes on my side too. Gapps issue I guess.
WhatsApp works fine here. (Stable, not beta)
Shouldn't this be in android development?
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Shouldn't this be in android development?
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The GPS issue is solved then? Have been using the OPO as my primary driver, and it was near impossible to use ride hailing services and google maps with the last few builds.
In this thread I'll share with you my personal builds of LineageOS 18.1 for the Oneplus One codename: bacon (older builds of 17.1, 16 and 15.1 are still downloadable). This project is inspired by idprophecy's LineageOS builds, to which I want to add my favorite features and, possibly, even more optimizations and improvements.
MAIN FEATURES
LineageOS 18.1 features:
support for MicroG (signature spoofing) - read the 2nd post!
improved & updated libraries: sqlite, zlib, libpng, jemalloc, libvpx, libyuv, freetype
critical system components built with -O3 optimizations (art, SurfaceFlinger, bionic) and ThinLTO
built with Clang 12.0.x
optimized & updated bionic routines
Android RunTime (ART) updates and improvements
several debugging & tracing components are removed from the system
reduced priority of the USB connection type & USB debugging notifications
partial/full screenshot QS tile
Ambient display gestures
deGoogling tweaks (Kuketz/GrapheneOS captive portal URLs, Mulch WebView from DivestOS, pool.ntp.org NTP server, GrapheneOS SUPL server)
in-built F-Droid Privileged Extension
materialized Toasts
support for OTA updates
several minor tweaks and improvements
my custom kernel (features listed below)
Spoiler: Old info about 17.1
LineageOS 17.1 features - development stopped:
all C/C++ components are build with -O3/-g0 flags (maximum optimization, minimum useless debug info)
support for signature spoofing (= MicroG supported) - read the 2nd post!
in-built F-Droid Privileged Extension
native support for WakeBlock by @GioBozza, for more info: WakeBlock on XDA
several updates & improvements to internal components: skia & libjpeg-turbo (temporarily reverted), art, bionic, libpng, sqlite, zlib
several debugging & tracing instructions are removed from the system
custom Screenshot QS tile
deGoogling tweaks: non-Google captive portal server & SUPL server
support for OTA updates
minor miscellaneous tweaks
my custom kernel (features listed below)
Kernel features:
built with GCC 13
CPU underclocking (268 MHz) & max freq. limited to 1,9 GHz by default
several f2fs updates
power-efficient workqueues
cpu_input_boost by Sultanxda
bricked hotplug replaces mpdecision
CPU undervolting
maple I/O scheduler
updated zram and zsmalloc drivers
userspace LMKD replaces the old in-kernel Low Memory Killer driver
DDR bandwidth boost on screen wake
minor adjustments and tweaks
several code updates and security/bug fixes
BUGS
Also present in official LineageOS 18.1/17.1:
kernel panic when changing USB mode to "File transfer" - fixed in the 20200811 build & later official nightlies
notification/charging LED not working - fixed in the 20200811 build & later official nightlies
low in-call microphone if speakerphone is enabled - fixed in the 20200811 build
charging hiccups when using certain 3rd-party chargers/cables - fixed in the 20200912 build
AUX audio output not working - fixed in all builds (unofficial & official) newer than 20200826
wrong time on boot until connected to a network - fixed in the 20201110 build, and in official nightlies starting from 20201224
the Music app is quite messed up (bug is already reported on Gitlab) - fixed by the LineageOS team as of January 2021.
flaky GPS - fixed (or at least improved) in the 20201213 build & official 18.1 nightlies newer than 20210415
manual mobile network scan not working - fixed in the 17.1 20210123 build, also fixed on official LineageOS
NFC not working - fixed in the 20210419 build & later official nightlies
5 GHz hotspot is broken - but there's a workaround here
front camera often affected by overexposure - workaround: restart the app you're using until it's gone
low microphone volume during calls on speakerphone - completely fixed in 20220805 and in official nightlies starting from 20220804
stuttery playback of HD videos in some 3rd-party apps - fixed in the 20211106 build
weird noises while playing flac files if AudioFX's Bass option is enabled (17.1)
high framerate video recording is broken - workaround present in my builds, a proper fix will follow in official ones too some day (as soon as I figure it out)
Bugs that are specific to my builds:
encryption of f2fs-formatted /data partition is broken - fixed in the 20201028 build
corrupted thumbnails and weird visual artifacts in the system's color picker - fixed in the 20201028 build
libjpeg crashes in certain apps (NewPipe, Files, and others) - fixed in the 20201017 build
Telegram's (and, possibly, other apps') in-built camera not working - apparently fixed in the 20200811 build
WiFi issues affecting a minority of users - under investigation
encryption doesn't work - fixed in the 2022-01-13 build
some apps crashing due to permission quirks - fixed partially in the 2022-02-13 build, completely fixed in 2022-03-02
Changelog for LineageOS 18.1:
June 11th:
synced with LineageOS + June's security patches
improvements for the dark theme in Messages and Dialer
Changelog for older LineageOS 18.1 builds:
Spoiler: Changelogs for previous 18.1 builds
May 11th:
synced with LineageOS (incl. May's security patches)
workaround for Snap not being able to record high-framerate videos
disabled zram to check stability
April 15th:
synced with LineageOS + April's security patches
security improvements from ProtonAOSP (many Quick Settings tiles cannot be toggled if the screen is locked)
March 17th:
synced with LineageOS + March's security patches
updated Mulch WebView
updated some drawables (small system icons) from crDroid
improved GPS performance (still WIP, let me know your impressions)
more deGoogling: switched to pool.ntp.org as the NTP server and to GrapheneOS's SUPL server
February 16th:
synced with LineageOS + February's security patches
Mulch WebView replaces Chromium
connectivity checking endpoints changed to privacy-friendly, non-Google alternatives
kernel WiFi driver updates reverted
January 5th, 2023:
synced with LineageOS + January's security patches
WiFi driver updates in the kernel
December 10th - last 2022 build:
synced with LineageOS + December's patches
zram enabled (disksize = 1,5 GiB)
November 8th:
synced with LineageOS + November's security patches
Android Go changes reverted, since they cause issues
October 13th:
synced with LineageOS (incl. October's security patches)
kernel memory routines optimized for Cortex A15 CPUs
September 8th:
September's security patches
some configurations taken from Android Go, to reduce RAM usage but without sacrificing functionality
August 5th:
synced with LineageOS + August's security patches
all microphone/speakerphone issues are fixed also for 3rd party apps
July 23rd:
fixed low volume during calls in speakerphone mode
July 8th:
synced with LineageOS + July's security patches
security fixes in the kernel
kernel logging disabled by default, to reduce overhead
a couple of sepolicy fixes
June 16th:
synced with LineageOS, including June's security patches
materialized toast messages
May 6th:
synced with LineageOS
May's security patches
updated SQLite library
April 6th:
synced with LineageOS
April's security patches
link-time optimization applied to some critical system components
minor updates and tweaks to the core OS
March 10th:
synced with LineageOS
March's security patches
removed rx_wakelock from the WiFi chip's driver (could lead to small power savings without affecting functionality)
March 2nd:
ro.debuggable=0 by default (fixes root detectors reporting system as rooted when it is not)
fix for a permission bug that made apps misbehave when trying to access the phone's sensors
wallpaper zooming has been disabled
synced with LineageOS
February 13th:
synced with LineageOS
fix for apps crashing on startup due to mishandling of the INTERNET permission
a few kernel updates & fixes for an infrequent kernel panic
January 13th:
/data partition encryption is fixed
January 11th:
synced with LineageOS
January's security patches
kernel: debloated WiFi driver
December 12th:
synced with LineageOS + December's security patches
general user interface improvements
build using the latest Clang 12.0.x compiler
minor fixes and updates here and there
November 6th:
synced with LineageOS
November's security patches
fix for laggy playback of HD videos in 3rd-party apps
October 8th:
synced with LineageOS + October's security patches
September 10th:
screenshot QS tile now fixed
September 9th:
synced with LineageOS
September's security patches
screenshot QuickSettings tile (first attempt, still broken - will fix it soon)
August 23rd:
synced w/ LineageOS (incl. August's patches)
WiFi display is back (thanks to the Lineage team!)
sporadic camera crashes are fixed (thanks to Nolen, the other bacon maintainer!)
July 10th:
synced with LineageOS + July's patches
DRM fixes (Clearkey support)
June 16th:
GPS improvements (hopefully now it'll work fine!)
June 10th:
synced with LineageOS (incl. June's security patches)
GPS fixes (work in progress)
some kernel updates and improvements
May 7th:
synced with LineageOS (w/ May's security patches)
updates for ART and bionic
April 29th:
synced with LineageOS
updated libyuv and libvpx
-O3 optimizations for critical system components
USB notifications have lower priority
minor miscellaneous tweaks
April 19th:
synced with LineageOS (NFC fix included)
GPS updates and improvements
touch response optimizations
minor tweaks and fixes
April 8th:
synced with LineageOS (w/ April's security patches + fix for display issue)
some kernel updates
lots of debugging code disabled
updates for jemalloc, sqlite, bionic, libcore and libpng
March 9th:
synced with LineageOS (w/ March's security patches)
some kernel updates
encryption is now working
February 27th:
synced with LineageOS
minor kernel updates
February 9th:
synced with LineageOS (with February's security patches)
some kernel fixes & updates
fix for the Gallery showing the previous photo instead of the new one, immediately after taking one
Ferbuary 3rd:
bootloop fix
February 2nd:
synced with LineageOS
WiFi hotspot fixed
Dynamic processing audio library
in-built F-Droid Privileged Extension
Dual-channel SBC codec for bluetooth headphones/speakers (untested, must be set in Developer Options)
minor tweaks to reduce memory usage (with negligible impacts on performance and/or graphic quality)
my custom kernel has been implemented
January 21st:
synced with LineageOS
updated & improved sqlite library (huge performance boost)
optimized zlib library
improvements for ART's memory usage
support for OTA updates
January 6th:
synced with LineageOS (January's security patches)
January 3rd:
synced with LineageOS
lockscreen PIN possibly fixed? Please confirm
December 26th:
fixed signature spoofing
synced with LineageOS
December 21st:
added support for signature spoofing (MicroG) and UnifiedNLP
December 14th:
initial build
DOWNLOADS
Starting from April 2023 my builds are moved to Github: https://github.com/Tomoms/bacon_releases/releases
Recommended Gapps package (official MindTheGapps): here
Spoiler: older 2020-2023 builds
Unified download link for both 17.1 and 18.1: SourceForge
Older 18.1 builds are available here: AFH
Previous 17.1 builds are available either on AFH or on MEGA (17.1) / on MEGA (18.1).
A BIG "THANK YOU" TO
the whole LineageOS team, and the multitude of great developers of the Android custom ROM scene, such as kdrag0n, kerneltoast (Sultanxda), nathanchance, flar2, franciscofranco, frap129, the MSM-Xtended project, the crDroid project. I hope I have not forgotten anyone.
POST-INSTALLATION ADVICE
GAPPS COMPATIBILITY
Only use MindTheGapps.
SETTING UP MICROG
Signature spoofing is supported but not enabled out of the box. There's no switch to enable it in Settings, you must grant its permission to each app that needs it. In particular, if you install MicroG (either via the apks or via MinMicroG), you must run these commands in a root shell:
Code:
pm grant com.google.android.gms android.permission.FAKE_PACKAGE_SIGNATURE
pm grant com.android.vending android.permission.FAKE_PACKAGE_SIGNATURE
then make sure all the checkboxes in MicroG's status screen are ticked and reboot.
SETTING UP VIPER4ANDROID
If you follow these steps carefully, you'll manage to install Viper4Android while keeping Enforcing SELinux, and it will survive across ROM updates too
Since XDA Labs has been dead for a while, I've reuploaded Viper4Android's apk installer here: https://mega.nz/file/htFikD6Y#HpcdSMSa6fPdB5EXhGnyYI4uoxA7R4TnzhAZD_J_jrk
PASSING SAFETYNET
Passing SafetyNet is quite easy. You need to have Gapps installed, though. Flash Magisk, enable Magisk Hide in its settings, reboot. Now you should pass SafetyNet.
GRABBING LOGS
If you have faced an issue, please provide logs when reporting it.
If the issue involved a random reboot of the device -> let the phone boot up again and immediately grab a copy of /proc/last_kmsg (important: don't turn off or reboot the phone a second time, otherwise it'll be useless).
If the issue did not involve a random reboot of the device, but instead some "softer" crash (e.g. an app crashing, a SystemUI restart...) -> grab a logcat using any app such as Logcat Reader or plug the phone to a computer and pull it using the adb logcat > logfile.txt command.
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First! I'm happy to finally see a real thread for this.
Perfect combination Sultans camera and idprophecy ROM.
question- can charging rate be varied using kernel auditor mod app?
Because whenever I'm installing a ROM having sultan customisation included my OPO charges very slowly(180mA).
kunalshgkr said:
Perfect combination Sultans camera and idprophecy ROM.
question- can charging rate be varied using kernel auditor mod app?
Because whenever I'm installing a ROM having sultan customisation included my OPO charges very slowly(180mA).
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I don't know if KA mod has that feature. However it's possible to change the maximum charging current intensity with any text editor, check the second post of Neon kernel's thread: I've explained how to do it. However is the problem occurs only on sultanized ROMs, it might also be that the different battery driver thinks that your cable is faulty, and so it reduces the charging speed. I've had a similar issue when using the Linux 3.10 kernel on my phone.
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I don't know if KA mod has that feature
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KA mod sure has that feature if kernel has support for it
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KA mod sure has that feature if kernel has support for it
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OK, the kernel supports it, so there should be no problem tweaking that value.
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I don't know if KA mod has that feature. However it's possible to change the maximum charging current intensity with any text editor, check the second post of Neon kernel's thread: I've explained how to do it. However is the problem occurs only on sultanized ROMs, it might also be that the different battery driver thinks that your cable is faulty, and so it reduces the charging speed. I've had a similar issue when using the Linux 3.10 kernel on my phone.
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Thanks for the reply. On your ROM my OPO is charging normally. Actually I was asking can the charging rate be varied in your kernel because in most of the kernel it is disabled. By the way I just installed this ROM awesome ROM but I'm experiencing slight lag in UI.
I've tested v10 of your kernel last weekend. I also had lags while scrolling. Did you remove cpu and touch boost? Couldn't find settings in cpu section of adiutor mod. Or are they managed in governor settings?
@Tomoms
Nice of you to share your work. I was just crying about for a ROM (Sultan base + OMS) and a good person linked me here. As it's relatively new I'm very optimistic
I have a couple of questions:
Have you tried your ROM with Xposed? (I just switched to Nougat (ViperOS) and the SOT is terrible. I'm trying to see what the cause is)
Is this version of your ROM based on Sultan's Oct 22 release?
I have only one phone at the moment and can't risk it with testings. My choices are reliant on your answers and the Epic XDA Community. Thanks in advance...
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I've tested v10 of your kernel last weekend. I also had lags while scrolling. Did you remove cpu and touch boost? Couldn't find settings in cpu section of adiutor mod. Or are they managed in governor settings?
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CPU boosting is present but KA doesn't support it, so it looks like it's missing but it's actually working in the background.
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@Tomoms
Nice of you to share your work. I was just crying about for a ROM (Sultan base + OMS) and a good person linked me here. As it's relatively new I'm very optimistic
I have a couple of questions:
Have you tried your ROM with Xposed? (I just switched to Nougat (ViperOS) and the SOT is terrible. I'm trying to see what the cause is)
Is this version of your ROM based on Sultan's Oct 22 release?
I have only one phone at the moment and can't risk it with testings. My choices are reliant on your answers and the Epic XDA Community. Thanks in advance...
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Nope, I don't use Xposed nor have I tried it.
The release doesn't include all the changes brought by Sultan in the 22nd October build (it includes one out of two of them), however this is not a problem, because the change I left out is a small reversion related to in-call volume that was made by him only because "users were not amused" by the improvement. So the only thing this build doesn't include is not a fix for a bug, just a small volume adjustment decrease that was made because nobody noticed the increase that was brought in the Spetember 30th build, so there's nothing to be worried about. This build is just as good as Sultan's last one.
Hey just to clarify is this based on sultan lineagos? I can see stuff committed by sultan
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Hey just to clarify is this based on sultan lineagos? I can see stuff committed by sultan
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Read OP.
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Hey just to clarify is this based on sultan lineagos? I can see stuff committed by sultan
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Yup, with his personal kernel and substratum support..!!
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Yup, with his personal kernel and substratum support..!!
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And f2fs support too!
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And f2fs support too!
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Looks like that's been removed, but another file system looks like it's being implemented (at least partially).. #sdcardfs
Massive overnight battery drain
I'm so excited that my two favorite bacon ROMs have been merged together! Thanks for the effort.
Two things I have noticed for now:
- Camera appears to crash when snapping an HDR photo (similar to LineageOS camera's behavior)
- Quick unlock for four-digit PINs doesn't seem to work
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Looks like that's been removed, but another file system looks like it's being implemented (at least partially).. #sdcardfs
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They are two different things, and both are present in my ROM+kernel.
This is LineageOS 17.1, which is based on Android 10, for the WiFi-only variant of the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1" (2016), codenamed gtaxlwifi. LineageOS doesn't need much of an introduction - It's a well-known custom firmware/Android distribution.
I started these builds because the LineageOS builds from @Valera1978 had 2 particular significant bugs in them that were always being mentioned in posts in that thread: display backlight brightness not changeable from full brightness and the touchscreen appearing to not respond after putting the tablet to sleep. Those bugs had existed for quite a long time. @followmsi has some changes in his 17.1 device tree that fixed those 2 bugs.
These builds really became a continuation of Valera's builds after he unfortunately discontinued work on this device due to an (understandable) lack of interest, with many improvements and additional features.
I've now discontinued these 17.1 builds.
I've long ago moved onto LineageOS 18.1 and 19.1.
Very important note for those upgrading from the releases from 20210523 and 20210413 in this post: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/lineageos-17-1-for-sm-t580-gtaxlwifi.4059571/post-85106105
Note: I've never had any builds for the LTE variant. However, builds for the WiFi-only variant boot and work on the LTE variant, only without mobile networking (of course), GPS and vibration, so since I've allowed installation on the LTE variant in the last several builds, you can try to use my builds on it if you can go without any of that functionality.
Downloads:
Latest build from 20211116 (with security patch level 20211105):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ZCYYcT5b6E9zWiFNgwUP3Kxlvf-dyVn
Folder for these builds (which includes text files with MD5 and SHA256 checksums for the final build, and another folder within it containing some previous builds): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UiUlSbfj3agDvt-4f_YLIS0Xyuz5RtFC
Changelog:
Final release for 20211116:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20211105 Android security updates.
The WiFi driver has been switched from being a kernel module to being built into the kernel. This may improve reliability for enabling and disabling WiFi and the WiFi hotspot very slightly.
The rewrite of the sepolicy containing all of the SELinux rules that I did for 18.1 has been ported over to 17.1, and so it's now of much better quality.
The audio outputted from the audio jack while playing media will now be noticeably louder, as the headset "DAC1 playback volume" for media has been increased to the maximum of 175 from 162.
An issue where there was additional extremely quiet high-pitched noise from the right speaker has been fixed.
The ZRAM size has been increased to 768MiB.
The BSP sources have been redone to closely match what has been done with the new exynos7880-specific part of Lineage's BSP sources, and with that, there are now more exynos7870-specific changes to the open source gralloc that is in use.
Some miscellaneous cleanups have been done.
The qcom_cfg.ini configuration file for WiFi has been imported from Samsung's A720SKSU5CTL2 firmware - A change within it appears to have made WiFi more reliable.
The system image size has been increased from 3072000000 bytes to 3145728000 bytes, which is the size of the system partition on Korean and Chinese variant T580s and T585s, and the smallest system partition size out of all T580s and T585s.
Some proprietary blobs have been updated as follows:
WiFi and Bluetooth firmwares from Samsung's T390XXS9CUG1 firmware
libexynoscamera3.so library from Samsung's P580ZSS1CTI1 stock firmware - This improves the situation with the issues with stretched/squashed camera previews for images and stretching/squashing in videos at some resolutions
MFC (Multi-Format Codec) firmware from Samsung's A305FDDU6CUI3 firmware
sensors.universal7870.so library from Samsung's P580ZSS1CTI1 stock firmware
As the oldest proprietary blobs are now as in Samsung's P580ZSS1CTI1 stock firmware (with a few exceptions), the vendor security patch level has been increased to 2020-09-01, which is the security patch level that firmware has.
The 32-bit wcnss_filter binary, used for Bluetooth, that was used previously has been replaced with the 64-bit wcnss_filter binary from Samsung's A520FZTU4BRB1 firmware.
Configuration files for media codecs and profiles have been updated from Samsung's T580XXS5CTK1 stock firmware.
There are many (final) updates from the (unfortunately now deprecated so no longer updated) 3.18 Android common kernel, many updates from Linux 4.4, and some updates from a few of Samsung's newer kernel sources to the kernel, and also some other various changes.
A few changes have been imported to the MMC block device driver in the kernel from Samsung's M105GDXS6CUD4 kernel sources that specifically fix extremely rare kernel panics that occurred when there was an error with a MMC device (mainly with SD cards).
Some unnecessary drivers have been disabled in the kernel.
The sdfat driver in the kernel, which is used for exFAT filesystem support, has been updated to version 2.4.5.
The fix for an issue where the duration of videos that are taken is lengthened by the time spent in deep sleep/suspended that was previously used has been replaced with a better fix in the Exynos fimc-is2 driver in the kernel.
Previous releases:
Release for 20210530:
Latest updates from LineageOS.
File-based encryption has been disabled after I left it enabled by mistake after testing FBE before moving onto LineageOS 18.1.
Release for 20210523:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20210505 Android security updates.
Some changes have been imported to libbt-vendor from https://github.com/LineageOS/android_hardware_qcom_bt on branch lineage-18.1-caf (same as branch lineage-17.1-caf).
The rampatch_tlv_tf_1.1.tlv firmware for Bluetooth has been updated from Samsung's stock T585XXS6CTJ7 firmware.
There are some updates from the 3.18 Android common kernel and Linux 4.4 to the kernel.
A workaround that was used to get USB tethering and Bluetooth tethering to work is no longer used, and has been replaced with a proper fix (enabling CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_TARGET_CT in the kernel).
Release for 20210413:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20210405 Android security updates.
There are some updates from the 3.18 Android common kernel and Linux 4.4 to the kernel.
Release for 20210313:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20210305 Android security updates.
There are some updates from the 3.18 Android common kernel and Linux 4.4 to the kernel, many changes to the rcu, locking and btrfs code from 4.4, and a few changes from Samsung's M105GDXU6CUA1 kernel to the kernel.
The exynos part of the BSP has a few changes from Lineage's 18.1 branch for HWC and memtrack.
Release for 20210207:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20210205 Android security updates.
SELinux denials that caused the torch feature to not work have been addressed.
The issue where videos that are recorded have a duration that is lengthened by the time spent in deep sleep has been worked around - It looks like Samsung did something wrong in the camera HALs for Exynos 7870 devices.
There are some more updates from the 3.18 Android common kernel and Linux 4.4 to the kernel, and a few changes from Samsung's M105GDXU6CTL3 kernel.
Release for 20210116:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20210105 Android security updates.
The custom camera provider HAL has been removed, and the camera provider HAL has been binderized - this fixes camera glitches when there is motion.
Quota support has been enabled on userdata, so that storage usage statistics can be gotten more quickly.
The Widevine DRM blobs from the Pixel 3 XL's last Android 10 firmware are now used.
The MFC (Multi Format Codec) firmware has been updated from Samsung's M105FDDU3CTK3 firmware, and the camera.vendor.universal7870.so library has been updated from Samsung's latest stock firmware (version T580XXS5CTK1).
There are some more updates from Linux v4.4 and the 3.18 Android common kernel to the kernel.
Release for 20201223:
Latest updates from LineageOS.
Address hal_graphics_composer_default SELinux denials on video_device - fixes issues with video playback with SELinux set to enforcing. (Thanks to @Kostareka for providing logs with the SELinux denials)
Release for 20201221:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20201205 Android security updates.
I've prepared new BSP sources, based on Lineage's SLSI BSP sources, and the BSP libraries are now built from those sources. (Thanks to @Valera1978 for providing his old BSP sources! Without them, this wouldn't have been possible.)
Samsung's proprietary audio libraries, adapted by @Valera1978, are now used, to workaround an issue where audio will be outputted to both the 3.5mm audio jack and the speakers quietly when something is connected to the audio jack.
The build fingerprint has been changed to an older Android 8.1 fingerprint for the Google Pixel C. (For information on why we can't use the fingerprint from the stock firmware, see: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/android_device_samsung_gtaxlwifi/issues/1 )
Installation on the LTE variant (SM-T585, codenamed gtaxllte) is now allowed - apparently, builds for the WiFi-only variant boot and work on the LTE variant, only with no mobile networking (of course) and GPS.
There are a few minor cleanups.
Version 2 of the AOSP bluetooth audio HAL has been enabled.
FIFO UI scheduling has been enabled.
The camera libraries have been updated from Samsung's latest stock firmware, version T580XXS5CTK1.
There are a few other miscellaneous improvements.
There are some updates to the kernel from the Android 3.18 common kernel and Linux v4.4, and there are updates to some of the drivers from Samsung's M105GDXU5CTI3 kernel.
Release for 20201121:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20201105 Android security updates.
The sepolicy has been improved - many unnecessary SELinux rules have been removed and a few SELinux denials have been addressed.
The init.power.rc script is now actually used to set some parameters for the interactive CPU governor to make it less aggressive.
The GNSS and sensors HAL are now compiled from source in the device tree with necessary modifications. (Thanks to @followmsi for some very useful information regarding this!)
As many vendor blobs as possible have been updated from Samsung's T580XXS5CTD1 and A520FXXUGCTI9 stock firmwares, the gpsd shim has been removed as it's no longer necessary after updating gpsd from T580XXS5CTD1 and a few unused vendor blobs have also been removed.
cbd/cpboot-daemon has been removed, because it, along with the modem_v1 driver in the kernel, no longer works with the latest bootloader and spams the kernel log with error messages, I have very little idea of what it does for the WiFi-only variant and it's unnecessary.
Made a few other miscellaneous improvements.
Many more updates to the kernel from Linux v4.4 and the 3.18 Android common kernel, some miscellaneous improvements and many changes to the f2fs filesystem driver from newer Android common kernels and mainline Linux.
The kernel is now compiled using the clang compiler after having applied the many necessary changes to it to do so.
Release for 20201022:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20201005 Android security updates.
Enable config_setColorTransformAccelerated - LiveDisplay colour calibration and reading mode is now available. (Thanks to @followmsi for finding this fix.)
Add FlipFlap for flip covers. (Note that FlipFlap only works if the timeouts in Settings -> Connected devices -> Connection preferences -> Smart cover are set to 'immediately')
Fix a typo in the power profile.
More updates to the kernel from Linux v4.4 and the 3.18 Android common kernel.
Apply/backport some changes to zram and the lz4 compression algorithm from mainline Linux for faster compression and decompression, and add a backport of the zstd compression algorithm from the 4.9 Android common kernel which can be used as the compression algorithm for zram (lz4 is still the default compression algorithm).
Release for 20200915:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20200905 Android security updates.
Increase microphone gains.
Many more updates from Linux v4.4 and android-3.18 and a few improvements to the kernel.
Release for 20200821:
Latest updates from LineageOS.
A few more updates from Linux v4.4 and android-3.18 and improvements to the kernel.
Revert 2 changes to the kernel related to hotplugging - should fix an issue where the device doesn't wake up after a while of deep sleeping in certain cases, and a hard reset is needed.
Release for 20200814:
Latest updates from LineageOS, including the 20200805 Android security updates.
Update the Mali graphics blob to r28p0 from r22p0.
Make a few changes for GPS that fix Assisted GPS, and switch to different XTRA servers with HTTPS.
Fix OpenCL.
Symlink libGLES_mali.so to libOpenCL.so, libOpenCL.so.1 and libOpenCL.so.1.1 instead of copying - saves a significant amount of space in /system and makes the installation zip slightly smaller.
Change media volume control to be in 25 steps rather than 15 steps.
More updates from Linux v4.4 and android-3.18 to the kernel and some improvements.
Release for 20200711:
Latest updates from LineageOS.
Android security updates from 20200705, manually applied to skip the wait for them to be merged. ('repopick -t android-10.0.0_r40')
Disable window rounded corner animations.
Reduce ZRAM size to 512MB.
Enable debug.sf.disable_backpressure.
A few more updates to the kernel from Linux v4.4 and android-3.18.
Port over/import zsmalloc, zram, zswap, zbud and zpool from Linux v4.4.
Fix the issues with hanging/freezing that were present in the previous release.
Release for 20200703:
Latest updates from LineageOS.
Enable support for using USB for MIDI.
Fix/workaround issues with USB tethering.
Remove sswap and use ZRAM.
Latest update from @Valera1978 - "update audio_policy_configuration.xml from SM-A600FN q stock"
Many more updates to the kernel from v4.4, android-3.18 and a few from v3.16.
Disable the Exynos hotplug governor again. (in the kernel)
Release for 20200608:
Latest updates from LineageOS including the 20200605 Android security updates.
Use userspace lmkd.
Enable Always On Display. (Thanks to @followmsi)
Address a few more SELinux denials.
power_profile: change names as per pie naming changes.
Switch to [email protected]g. (Thanks to @followmsi)
Fix freeform window moving/resizing doesn't work (In my new fork of LineageOS' android_frameworks_base repository).
Add back support for Miracast using the changes from https://review.lineageos.org/q/topic:%22ten-aosp-wfd%22 (In my new fork of LineageOS' android_frameworks_av repository).
More updates to the kernel, including many updates from Linux v4.4 and v3.16 and general updates. There are also improvements to downstream drivers.
Release for 20200512:
Latest updates from LineageOS including the 20200505 Android security updates.
Address more SELinux denials.
Remove the ro.enable_boot_charger_mode property and revert "gtaxl: workaround for offline charging".
Remove some useless services for non-existent binaries in init files.
Hide sRGB toggle in developer options.
More updates to the kernel, including many updates from Linux 4.4 and to the kernel-based wireguard implementation.
Release for 20200411:
Latest updates from LineageOS including the 20200405 Android security updates.
Update the cpu.speeds array in the power profile for 1.69GHz, 449MHz and 343MHz frequencies.
Make the power profile aware of the big.LITTLE cluster.
Address more SELinux denials and remove duplicate rules.
Use an up-to-date Samsung hardware repository based on LineageOS' repository, and make changes to the device tree for it. ((Thanks to @followmsi for changing the sepolicy to accommodate for modem/macloader having been moved to /vendor and mentioning that the Exynos hidl power HAL has to be used after the old power HAL was removed)
Enable secure ADB and set persist.sys.usb.config to none.
Use pool.ntp.org for the NTP servers.
ramdisk: cleanup the init files and fstab for readability.
ramdisk: init.samsungexynos7870.rc: only start gpsd after booting - fixes GPS when encrypted.
More updates to the kernel, including many updates from Linux 4.4, general updates (such as updates to the wireguard kernel module) and fixes.
Use sdfat for exFAT support.
Add toggle for disabling newly added USB devices.
Release for 20200309:
Latest updates including 20200305 security patches
Upgrade android.hardware.keymaster to 4.0.
lineage-gtaxlwifi_defconfig: disable CRYPTO_FIPS to get encryption partially working.
sdfat: update to version 2.3.0.
Update the BFQ IO scheduler to v8r12 using a port.
Release for 20200303:
wireless: add back Samsung's 'temporary' workaround due to qcacld-2.0 page allocation errors. Looks like this is actually necessary. Works around issues with WiFi not being possible to be enabled after some time again due to page allocation failures that still exist.
Revert duplicate "signal/ptrace: Don't leak unitialized kernel memory with PTRACE_PEEK_SIGINFO". We already had this commit as in Linux v3.18, the content of this reverted commit are useless.
Release for 20200301:
Fix a few SELinux denials. (including app_zygote denials, sepolicy in post 5 no longer needed for this build at all and also shouldn't be used anymore as more denials beyond just the app_zygote denials have been fixed)
Release for 20200229:
Initial release.
Known issues and workarounds (if any):
Issue 1: adoptable storage is reported to not work correctly.
Somewhat of a workaround to issue 1: format and use your micro SD card with the exFAT filesystem.
Issue 2: Camera previews for images to be taken at resolutions with aspect ratios other than 16:9 using the rear camera are squashed from 16:9 (while final saved images at any resolution are unaffected by any squashing), and videos taken at some resolutions are affected by similar issues with squashing in previews, and, in a smaller set of resolutions, also in final saved video files. (Note that these issues don't affect the front-facing camera)
Somewhat of a workaround to issue 2: Use resolutions at which there are no issues with squashing from 16:9.
Issue 3: the on-screen navigation bar feature that can be enabled with the option at Settings -> System -> Buttons -> "Enable on-screen nav bar" doesn't work properly.
To report issues, get a log from logcat and dmesg. If you are unsure of how to get both, there is good documentation out there for how to do so.
Sources:
A manifest containing all of the necessary repositories to make a build is in this repository on branch lineage-17.1: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/gtaxlwifi-manifests
Thanks to:
@Valera1978 - for all of the previous work for these devices, and for providing his old BSP sources without which the previously used open BSP sources wouldn't have been possible.
@followmsi - for fixes to various issues and other improvements, for useful information, and for working with me on much of this stuff.
LineageOS - for the Android distribution itself.
...and everyone else who's worked on anything that is in use.
No build for sm-t585?
Echo_2000 said:
No build for sm-t585?
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Unfortunately not, as I mentioned in the original post.
Sorry.
Edit on 2020/12/22: for anyone who is reading this post and has missed my new note in the original post, installation is now allowed on the LTE variant in my latest build, so you can try my build on it.
TALUAtXDA said:
Unfortunately not. As I mentioned in the original post:
Sorry.
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Too bad, bad no problem.
I installed this, mostly seemed to work OK, but although I could install Chrome from Play Store it would simply disappear (no error) every time I opened it. Tried Chrome Beta instead and same issue.
I don't know if Gapps related. I used Bit gapps for what it's worth.
Gone back to old build.
Thanks anyway.
Glenn2 said:
I installed this, mostly seemed to work OK, but although I could install Chrome from Play Store it would simply disappear (no error) every time I opened it. Tried Chrome Beta instead and same issue.
I don't know if Gapps related. I used Bit gapps for what it's worth.
Gone back to old build.
Thanks anyway.
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Hi,
The issue was caused by SELinux denials. I've fixed these denials in this commit: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/and...mmit/0ec43a448795230a3d2d8576cd93c5b156468e21
I was able to get the SELinux denials you were experiencing as you told me how you encountered them. Attached is a zip archive named 'sepolicy_and_precompiled_sepolicy.zip' containing 2 files: 'sepolicy' and 'precompiled_sepolicy'. This is a new sepolicy containing the rules to fix the denials. If you decide to use my builds again, extract the zip archive and copy the 'sepolicy' file to /system/ and 'precompiled_sepolicy' file to /system/system/vendor/etc/selinux/ in TWRP with system mounted. You may want to run SELinux as permissive for now, though keep in mind that this will ignore denials. To set SELinux to permissive, run:
Code:
setenforce 0
I never caught these denials as I don't use Chrome, and use Bromite web browser which doesn't seem to trigger these denials. I'll probably upload a new build tomorrow containing a sepolicy with the new rules. Also, I've put this in the original post for reporting SELinux denials:
TALUAtXDA said:
There maybe more issues due to SELinux denials. If something doesn't work, test it with SELinux set to permissive:
Code:
setenforce 0
If the issue is no longer reproducible, it's due to SELinux denials. Get logs by running:
Code:
dmesg | grep "avc: denied" > dmesg_selinux_denials
logcat | grep "avc: denied" > logcat_selinux_denials
while SELinux is permissive after doing whatever triggered the denials in a shell and upload the files 'dmesg_selinux_denials' and 'logcat_selinux_denials'. It would also be preferable to report what triggered the denials. In some rare cases, SELinux has to be set to enforcing to get certain denials, which would unfortunately mean that every denied action isn't logged and it takes multiple tries to get every denied action causing issues. Don't report any random denials that don't cause any issues. I won't fix some denials (such as proc_version denials, which should be denied and it causes no real issues) and I'll only fix denials that cause unintended issues.
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Thanks I will try it again soon.
Did as suggested, seems ok now! Thanks.
Good evening,
God bless you and thank you very much for fixing this beautiful rom.
I have a request and a question.
Request: I am using sm-t580. When I was using stock rom, I was able to cast my screen to my Samsung TV. I am aware that LOS and Pixel have removed this ability. Would you consider please to re-enable "smart cast". I would love to enjoy your ROM on my sm-t580 and be able to cast to Samsung TV.
Question: I am unable to edit build.prop or other system files. I tried to re-mount root but probably doing something wrong. Not very good with this. Could you walk me through how to remount and what do I need to use (what terminal inside your rom). I have root access with Magisk and in twrp used shell terminal with your command "mount -o rw,remount /" without success. Then I downloaded some some terminal app and tried. No use... I get "/dev/block/platform/13540000.dmmmc0/by-name/system" not user moutable in fstab. Thank you.
Thanks for building a rom with selinux enforced. I used encryption on 14.1 but it doesn't seem to work here. Some more denials to add, or maybe I need a newer recovery to format data with first?
Jet T said:
Good evening,
God bless you and thank you very much for fixing this beautiful rom.
I have a request and a question.
Request: I am using sm-t580. When I was using stock rom, I was able to cast my screen to my Samsung TV. I am aware that LOS and Pixel have removed this ability. Would you consider please to re-enable "smart cast". I would love to enjoy your ROM on my sm-t580 and be able to cast to Samsung TV.
Question: I am unable to edit build.prop or other system files. I tried to re-mount root but probably doing something wrong. Not very good with this. Could you walk me through how to remount and what do I need to use (what terminal inside your rom). I have root access with Magisk and in twrp used shell terminal with your command "mount -o rw,remount /" without success. Then I downloaded some some terminal app and tried. No use... I get "/dev/block/platform/13540000.dmmmc0/by-name/system" not user moutable in fstab. Thank you.
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Hi,
You're welcome, though kudos to followmsi of course.
Smart cast seems to be a Samsung specific, proprietary feature. But we do have the generic casting feature available in Settings -> Connected devices -> Connection preferences -> Cast. Casting to wireless displays can be enabled through the 3 dot menu and then the "Enable wireless display" option and your TV should be detected. However, this doesn't work. A TV either doesn't connect or there's a soft reboot. I also have a Samsung smart TV with which I could test it with. The TV gets detected as "[TV] Samsung", and selecting it makes it say that it's connecting but it either stops trying to connect or it soft reboots and the TV displays an "loading" message that's infinite.
I found this while searching for "MediaPlayerService: listenForRemoteDisplay is no longer supported!" (this seems to be the main error): https://pastebin.com/s4utSi6c It seems like this issue has been reported before and existed at least a few months (though most certainly more) before my builds. I'll try finding a way to fix this, but my knowledge is unfortunately quite limited at this moment.
To do a mount command like that, you need to be root. To get a root shell, run "su", grant your terminal app root access and then run any commands needed to be run as root in that shell, such as that mount command.
EDIT: found this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-a/development/rom-t4006261/post81782081#post81782081 The replies say that you need to go back to Android 8 to use Miracast. I'm not sure if that's true but that's apparently how it is. There's probably nothing that can be done. Since smart cast is proprietary and Samsung specific, you'd only find it in Samsung ROMs. Also found this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81369313&postcount=143 saying that support for Miracast is no longer available in Android 9 and 10.
I had another device where encryption didn't work. Turned out to be twrp writing incorrect (encryption?) footer when formatting data partition. But here encryption on 14.1 worked. Maybe encryption changed 14.1 to 17.1 with different footer, or maybe encryption on the los 17.1 base is broken on all devices. Difficult.
TALUAtXDA said:
Hi,
You're welcome, though kudos to followmsi of course.
Smart cast seems to be a Samsung specific, proprietary feature. But we do have the generic casting feature available in Settings -> Connected devices -> Connection preferences -> Cast. Casting to wireless displays can be enabled through the 3 dot menu and then the "Enable wireless display" option and your TV should be detected. However, this doesn't work. A TV either doesn't connect or there's a soft reboot. I also have a Samsung smart TV with which I could test it with. The TV gets detected as "[TV] Samsung", and selecting it makes it say that it's connecting but it either stops trying to connect or it soft reboots and the TV displays an "loading" message that's infinite. I captured a logcat at a time when it soft rebooted:
I found this while searching for "MediaPlayerService: listenForRemoteDisplay is no longer supported!" (this seems to be the main error): https://pastebin.com/s4utSi6c It seems like this issue has been reported before and existed at least a few months (though most certainly more) before my builds. I'll try finding a way to fix this, but my knowledge is unfortunately quite limited at this moment.
To do a mount command like that, you need to be root. To get a root shell, run "su", grant your terminal app root access and then run any commands needed to be run as root in that shell, such as that mount command.
EDIT: found this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-a/development/rom-t4006261/post81782081#post81782081 The replies say that you need to go back to Android 8 to use Miracast. I'm not sure if that's true but that's apparently how it is. There's probably nothing that can be done. Since smart cast is proprietary and Samsung specific, you'd only find it in Samsung ROMs. Also found this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=81369313&postcount=143 saying that support for Miracast is no longer available in Android 9 and 10.
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I appreciate your answer!
I have now installed EX Kernel Manager as I had previously purchased it anyway when I (briefly) used the ElementalX kernel on my Pixel 3a.
I can see that we lose half the CPU permanently after the device goes to sleep, as you described, by looking at the dashboard.
Under Tools/User Settings I added a setting for /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuhotplug/enable with a value of 0 as you suggested (to apply on boot) and this has cured the issue. It explains why I sometimes had smooth and sometimes not so smooth performance on the old rom! Now it's just always smooth.
Interestingly, I could not write to this value once the problem had occurred and the CPU was half disabled. The '0' value would not save, it stayed at '1'. It was not writable - is that a clue to the cause? I had to reboot and put the setting in EXKM before the device had been to sleep. Now it is fine even after reboot.
Thanks.
Thanks for your work and contributions to this device.
Many thanks for your work. Your ROM is working perfectly. No screen freeze.
Thank you for the rom!
I flashed it because it should have signature spoofing, but actually microG self-check doesn't tick signature spoofing permission and correct signature for play services and play store. Can anyone help me?
Jamess27 said:
Thank you for the rom!
I flashed it because it should have signature spoofing, but actually microG self-check doesn't tick signature spoofing permission and correct signature for play services and play store. Can anyone help me?
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Hi,
It should be possible to select the "System grants signature spoofing permission" option in the MicroG self-check menu to get a dialog asking if you'd like to allow signature spoofing. Otherwise, you can grant the signature spoofing permission using a root shell or ADB with these pm commands:
Code:
pm grant com.google.android.gms android.permission.FAKE_PACKAGE_SIGNATURE
pm grant com.android.vending android.permission.FAKE_PACKAGE_SIGNATURE
TALUAtXDA said:
Hi,
It should be possible to select the "System grants signature spoofing permission" option in the MicroG self-check menu to get a dialog asking if you'd like to allow signature spoofing. Otherwise, you can grant the signature spoofing permission using a root shell or ADB with these pm commands:
Code:
pm grant com.google.android.gms android.permission.FAKE_PACKAGE_SIGNATURE
pm grant com.android.vending android.permission.FAKE_PACKAGE_SIGNATURE
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Thanks for the fast response! I got the permission with the dialog in MicroG, but apps still don't find google play services
Jamess27 said:
Thanks for the fast response! I got the permission with the dialog in MicroG, but apps still don't find google play services
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You're welcome. Now, the signature spoofing permission is granted to microG, but from what you describe, it's likely that play store (or fake store) doesn't have the signature spoofing permission. You can check if this is the case by opening the MicroG self-check menu and checking if the "Play Store (Phonesky) has correct signature" item is checked. If play store doesn't have the signature spoofing permission granted, you need to run this one pm command in a root shell or using ADB:
Code:
pm grant com.android.vending android.permission.FAKE_PACKAGE_SIGNATURE
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*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
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LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 12 (S), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. You will need to provide your own Google Applications package (gapps). LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
Based on the Exynos7420 source code.
What's working:
Audio
Bluetooth
Telephony (Calls, SMS, Mobile Data)
WiFi/Hotspot
NFC
Camera
Fingerprint
HWC
GPS
What's not working:
VoLTE and other proprietary Samsung stuff
SELinux Permissive
You tell me
Download Link:
LineageOS Releases on my GitHub
Source Code:
https://github.com/samsungexynos7420/local_manifests/tree/lineage-19.1https://github.com/samsungexynos7420/android_kernel_samsung_universal7420/tree/lineage-19.1
ROM OS Version: 12.x S
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.108
Based On: LineageOS
Version Information:
Beta/Testing
ROM creation date: 23/08/2022
Last release: 07/05/2023
If you would like to support me, visit my donation page.
Thanks to:
TALU - various kernel patches used
html6405 and rinando - various lineageos patches used
enesuzun2002 - original exynos7420 source code, without him and his work, none of this would really be possible
Exynos7420/universal7420 contributors
Armash - help with fingerprint issues
Supported Devices:
G920F
G925F
FAQ:
I have echo in phone calls!
Echoing in calls has been a problem for Samsung devices for a long time. Not aware of a fix, but using some old mixer_paths tweaks, the problem can be mitigated somewhat
My banking/other apps arent working!
You need Magisk modules to pass safetynet. Some apps dont like to work if safetynet fails.
My camera wont flash properly when taking a picture
The native AOSP camera app does not properly sync the flash on a lot of Samsung devices. However, you can use third party camera applications, which do not exhibit this behaviour. GCam Go has been reported to work fine.
I have a problem not on this list!
Describe your problem in detail and steps to reproduce it. Take a logcat, kmesg, dmsg using syslog or other method and post here, or preferably an issue on GitHub. If you were able to fix the problem, please post how you were able to resolve it.
Changelog
Spoiler: Click for Changelog
07.05.2023
Synced with LineageOS sources (May '23 security patch)
Swapped to linaro BSP for some HWC components
Provides updated code for our device (better UI/performance)
Update precompiled OMX blobs (linaro ones dont work currently), modified to work in vendor/
Move most stuff to /vendor (finally)
Set minimum clock speed in non-power saver mode to 400MHz for A53 cores
GPU now looks for hi-speed load
Other misc kernel improvements
Update seccomp policies
Memfd legacy patches added (as we arent on kernel 3.18 or newer)
LPM kanged from 8890q
Misc changes to props
12.04.2023
You must perform a clean flash. Backup your data using your preferred method, or else you wont be able to unlock your device.Synced with LineageOS source (April 2023 security)
Reworked the HWC implementation - noticeable improvement to smoothness
All 7 layers are now working
More HWC components built from BSP source + extra flags
Using A810F Gatekeeper blobs - MDFPP implementation from software
Less random errors in logcat
Build fingerprints overridden to latest stock nougat ones
L3 widevine DRM support, some DRM content should work now
Zswap no longer built in the kernel. We don't need it.
In kernel low memory killer is no longer built
Fixed FIPS compilation
Default voltage offset of -37.5mV on the CPU
Upped sustained clock speeds hint in powerhints.json
22.02.2023
Synced with LineageOS sources (March 2023 security updates)
Fixed regression where bluetooth audio crackles when screen is off (core hotplugging is disabled for now)
Fixed VP9 video decoding in apps. We now have more quality options on YouTube. Our hardware can't do 4K60, so only 4K30
ZRAM settings kanged from exynos 7580 (75% of RAM is ZRAM now). This should be better for general usability
Thanks to enesuzun2002 releasing the BSP, we can now build HWC components from source. Shouldn't change too much for now, but its nice
25.02.2023
GPS works now
Fixed regression where mobile data wouldn't work (need different patches for netd/bpf for some reason)
HRM/SPO2 works semi-properly now due to a missing SPO2 permission (taken from universal5433).
ZRAM reduced to 800mb for now
15.02.2023
Synced with LineageOS sources (Feb 2023 security update)
Back on Nougat kernel for now
So edge models should be able to disable hw buttons without issue
Added FB notifier for touchscreen and touchkey - touchkeys no longer vibrate when screen is off
Added CPU/GPU voltage control. Use hkTweaks to undervolt. (at your own risk)
Added BFQ i/o scheduler
Added Dynamic F-Sync (from anans cronos kernel)
Wireguard VPN support
Battery store_mode support
Hwbinder for sensors, memtrack, renderscript, GNSS
uprev BT audio hal to 2.1
Fixed headphone jack being too loud
AdvancedDisplay added
Logs no longer spammed with errors about CPUs being online. Moved to a less jank way of disabling cores on power saver. You can control amount of cores online by editing the value in /sys/power/cpucore_max_num_limit (8 = all cores online, 4 = all big cores disabled etc)
Misc changes:
Source code moved to samsungexynos7420. Please build from there.
7420_patches cleaned up, a lot werent needed.
Using protobuf 2.6 now instead of 2.4 - precompiled and included in vendor
Newer aptX from crosshatch
secril blobs from latest official nougat
ZRAM settings changed a bit, nothing big
12.12.2022
Synced with lineage sources - android december security update
Removed AudioFX as a test
22.11.2022
Synced with LineageOS sources, we have novemeber security updates
UI performance dramatically improved due to prebuilt HWC components
Bluetooth audio fixed, we were building 64bit HAL for some reason
ZRAM values tweaked
Added experimental aptX
Added experimental freeform windows
Core hotplugging disabled, causes issue with BT audio when screen is off
Swapped to LE video codecs for now
New power saver mode - 4 small cores, 2 big cores, tweaked frequencies (jank implementation lol)
OpenCL fixed
Fixed GPS rollover bug
08.10.2022
Fixed S6 Edge not booting (weird kernel glitch)
Modified powerhints.json
07.10.2022
Synced with LineageOS sources
Swapped to EQ1 kernel based on S6 Nougat firmware. However due to last minute issues, only necessary features were added.
Added and enabled ZRAM with lz4, improves general usability
Graphics should be slightly smoother
AOD now has acceptable brightness, better implementation later
Added Heart Rate Monitor permission
Switched to new Pixel Power HAL from hw/samsung
Fingerprint reader fixed (ty @ArmashOnXDA for the help)
Added basic vibration intensity control
Overall system responsiveness improved
G925F touch key disabler should work properly now
USB tethering fixed
28.08.2022
Initial G925F release
AOD enabled
Keydisabler is working, meaning on-screen buttons and gestural navigation can be selected
Reduced default display density to compensate for A12's new UI
23.08.2022
Initial Release for flat models
wow great work!!! Will try it soon, my S6 is not with me yet. Wish I can try it now :cheers:. Also thanks for bringing this old phone up to-date.
WOAHHHHHHHH :OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Will it be available for the S6 Edge soon? zeroltexx/SM-G925
ArmashWasTaken said:
:OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Will it be available for the S6 Edge soon? (G925F/I)
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yes. but for now while its a bit buggy, focusing on 1 device
Good news, I just have a bootloop on my S6 so I did a factory reset so there's nothing on my phone right now (Nothing to worry because I backed up all my data into laptop already). Might try it in tommorow. This phone is my main phone currently so I'll test on it
mine is G920F so hoping that everything is fine
fakemanoan said:
LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 12 (S), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. You will need to provide your own Google Applications package (gapps). LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
After a long wait, here is Android 12L for the Samsung Galaxy S6! Though it is a beta with some issues, I figure I release it.
Based on the Exynos7420 source code.
What's working:
Bluetooth
Telephony (Calls, SMS, Mobile Data)
WiFi/Hotspot
NFC
GPS
Camera
HWC
What's not working:
VoLTE and other proprietary Samsung stuff
Fingerprint
You tell me
Download Link:
LineageOS Releases on my GitHub
Source Code:
GitHub - fakemanoan/local_manifests
Contribute to fakemanoan/local_manifests development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
GitHub - fakemanoan/android_kernel_samsung_universal7420
Contribute to fakemanoan/android_kernel_samsung_universal7420 development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
ROM OS Version: 12.x S
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
Based On: LineageOS
Version Information:
Beta/Testing
ROM creation date: 23/08/2022
Last release: 23/08/2022
Thanks to:
Talu(atgithub) - various patches used
html6405 and rinando - various lineageos patches used
enezusun2002 - original exynos7420 source code, without him and his work, none of this would really be possible
All Exynos7420/universal7420 contributors
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Congratulations !1 You are the man !
fakemanoan said:
Will the Edge models be supported? (G925)
Yes, but for the moment just flat models whilst everything gets sorted.
I have echo in phone calls!
Echoing in calls has been a problem for Samsung devices for a long time. Not aware of a fix as of yet.
I have a problem!
Post relevant problem and debugging information (ie logcat, last_kmesg etc) here or on github
If you want to see the project improve , help by contributing code!
Changelog:
23.08.2022
Initial Release for flat models
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Paypal link?
Concept48 said:
Congratulations !1 You are the man !
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I,m installing now /sucess/ Reboot /after 18 cycles booted up / setting up /and I,m inn . waw I waited sooo long for this to happen .
You don't wanna know how happy we are ,,The S6 is making it's comeback - THANK YOU !!
Concept48 said:
I,m installing now /sucess/ Reboot /after 18 cycles booted up / setting up /and I,m inn . waw I waited sooo long for this to happen .
You don't wanna know how happy we are ,,The S6 is making it's comeback - THANK YOU !!
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Glad to hear it works for you. I'll be working on some other releases soon (tm), probably crdroid, pixel experience and others (any suggestions?).
Concept48 said:
Paypal link?
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Check the OP
fakemanoan said:
Glad to hear it works for you. I'll be working on some other releases soon (tm), probably crdroid, pixel experience and others (any suggestions?).
One suggestion , don't leave us and stay !
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thanks lot for your time and work man ♥
please will you update this room later ?
Just installed it 20 mins ago, everything until now is smooth and no over heat. Good work!!
adelbouzi said:
thanks lot for your time and work man ♥
please will you update this room later ?
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He just started and said in chat he will do allot more
Concept48 said:
He just started and said in chat he will do allot more
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When are you making the review of the ROM?
ArmashWasTaken said:
When are you making the review of the ROM?
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I was so tired when I came home so I Shot the video , fell a sleep while making it , but just posted it , it's up my friend I must just finish some text and links !! So Right Now !
ROM works like a charm for now uptime 12 hrs Plus no RR (random Reboots) etc here a promotional video
Damnnnnnnnnn that's so coolllll!!!! I can't wait for S6 edge (zeroltexx) to get the update. Any estimate as to when will G925 get the update?
Concept48 said:
ROM works like a charm for now uptime 12 hrs Plus no RR (random Reboots) etc here a promotional video
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appreciate the support!
ArmashWasTaken said:
Damnnnnnnnnn that's so coolllll!!!! I can't wait for S6 edge (zeroltexx) to get the update. Any estimate as to when will G925 get the update?
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dont hold me to this, but (hopefully) i plan to have all s6 variants with an A12L release by the end of the week, including W8 variants.
I still can't get the fingerprint sensor working properly. I don't want to keep the releases back if that doesn't work though, as everything else appears to work fine.
After I release the new builds, i'll try get SELinux to enforcing, DT2W and the new pixel power HAL working. We'll see how that goes lol