For all with Netflix issues, I can't even install it from the Play store as it isn't listed! If I browse to is, it advises it is not compatible with my device and when using the current APK (v7.58) from another device the install stops and advises "App not installed".
sepolicy and precompiled_sepolicy have both been applied through TWRP, and for the hell of it I also applied setenforce 0 and nothing helps!
Any ideas?
OK - just installed using APKPure and this time it worked. Thanks to whoever mentioned APKPure . .
sepolicy and precompiled_sepolicy have both been applied through TWRP, and for the hell of it I also applied setenforce 0 and nothing helps!
Any ideas?
OK - just installed using APKPure and this time it worked. Thanks to whoever mentioned APKPure . .
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Just for your information, you shouldn't have done that. In the latest build, the included sepolicy already addresses those SELinux denials and also more denials (for example, for offline charging).
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Great ROM
Hello,
Thank you very much for this great ROM. I've finally flashed my tab and am now using it with microG without problems.
Netflix can be also installed via aurora store.
EDIT: screen mirroring doesn't work for me , also with setenforce 0 (via twrp ADB shell). However, it's no deal breaker. I can pm a last-kmsg if you want (not sure if any private IDs are inside).
Hello,
Thank you very much for this great ROM. I've finally flashed my tab and am now using it with microG without problems.
Netflix can be also installed via aurora store.
EDIT: screen mirroring doesn't work for me , also with setenforce 0 (via twrp ADB shell). However, it's no deal breaker. I can pm a last-kmsg if you want (not sure if any private IDs are inside).
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Changelog:
I'm no longer going to mention related commits for changes in changelogs for reasons of readability. If you're interested, you should refer to git histories for the repositories mentioned in the original post.
Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13WQryjF4wJw6OjYL4ZN-O07oy58DLo5l/view?usp=sharing
In this release, support for Miracast has been added back. For some reason I don't understand (something about HDCP?), Google removed Miracast support in Android 9. The changes used to add back support for Miracast are originally from here: https://review.lineageos.org/q/topic:%22ten-aosp-wfd%22 Screen mirroring with WiFi displays using Miracast will now work.
Freeform window moving and resizing will now work without crashes and soft reboots through the "Fix freeform window moving/resizing doesn't work" change, originally from https://review.lineageos.org/c/LineageOS/android_frameworks_base/+/275189. That change has been abandoned now, and there hasn't been any fix from AOSP. I've applied that change myself, and we now have fully working freeform windows.
For those changes, I now have new forks for 2 of LineageOS' git repositories:
android_frameworks_base: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/android_frameworks_base
android_frameworks_av: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/android_frameworks_av
This means that absolutely everything I use on top of LineageOS' sources is now available as I have it. Previously, I was using LineageOS' android_frameworks_base repository with the signature spoofing permission patch manually applied on top.
Everything else is self-explanatory. Enjoy.
- 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 android.hardware.sensors@1.0-impl.samsung. (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.
I'm no longer going to mention related commits for changes in changelogs for reasons of readability. If you're interested, you should refer to git histories for the repositories mentioned in the original post.
Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13WQryjF4wJw6OjYL4ZN-O07oy58DLo5l/view?usp=sharing
In this release, support for Miracast has been added back. For some reason I don't understand (something about HDCP?), Google removed Miracast support in Android 9. The changes used to add back support for Miracast are originally from here: https://review.lineageos.org/q/topic:%22ten-aosp-wfd%22 Screen mirroring with WiFi displays using Miracast will now work.
Freeform window moving and resizing will now work without crashes and soft reboots through the "Fix freeform window moving/resizing doesn't work" change, originally from https://review.lineageos.org/c/LineageOS/android_frameworks_base/+/275189. That change has been abandoned now, and there hasn't been any fix from AOSP. I've applied that change myself, and we now have fully working freeform windows.
For those changes, I now have new forks for 2 of LineageOS' git repositories:
android_frameworks_base: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/android_frameworks_base
android_frameworks_av: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/android_frameworks_av
This means that absolutely everything I use on top of LineageOS' sources is now available as I have it. Previously, I was using LineageOS' android_frameworks_base repository with the signature spoofing permission patch manually applied on top.
Everything else is self-explanatory. Enjoy.
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As for hangs in Chrome/Chromium-based browsers, those happen likely due to a bug in Chromium. For now until there are stable updates, here is an alternative to Chrome for something like Chrome....
...if you use Google apps: Chrome Beta. @followmsi has told me that Chrome Beta works without any hangs.
...if you don't use Google apps/use microG: the latest Chromium snapshot build. Chromium snapshot builds can be downloaded from here: https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-snapshots/index.html?prefix=Android/ I have personally confirmed that the latest Chromium snapshot builds work perfectly without any hangs (I've tested version 775897). The apk for Chromium will be named "ChromePublic.apk" and in the "chrome-android/apks" directory in whichever zip file.
Another option for everyone is to use another completely different browser.
If you're using a different Chromium based browser, you'll just have to wait for updates and use something else while waiting.
...if you use Google apps: Chrome Beta. @followmsi has told me that Chrome Beta works without any hangs.
...if you don't use Google apps/use microG: the latest Chromium snapshot build. Chromium snapshot builds can be downloaded from here: https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-snapshots/index.html?prefix=Android/ I have personally confirmed that the latest Chromium snapshot builds work perfectly without any hangs (I've tested version 775897). The apk for Chromium will be named "ChromePublic.apk" and in the "chrome-android/apks" directory in whichever zip file.
Another option for everyone is to use another completely different browser.
If you're using a different Chromium based browser, you'll just have to wait for updates and use something else while waiting.
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Thank you! the ROM is great, signature spoofing patch for microg, selinux working, the best!
However, I can't record video properly, after I finish recording the resulting video is 'unplayable', there seems to be a problem with codecs, maybe (this bug was in LineageOS 16 too).
Good work, bless you.
However, I can't record video properly, after I finish recording the resulting video is 'unplayable', there seems to be a problem with codecs, maybe (this bug was in LineageOS 16 too).
Good work, bless you.
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Hi,
@followmsi recommends using the Footej Camera app instead, which works fine. But of course, that doesn't fix the actual problem, and you can have reasons to not like footej as much as another camera app (for example, footej has a lack of options compared to other camera apps, and it's closed source which could matter to you). I don't know if there are any alternatives to footej that work fine for video recording.
I've enabled MIDI support in this change: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/and...mmit/f596b99ad5c683008b40e8185f747f00eaf40616 MIDI will work in the next release. You're welcome.
You're welcome. That bug has indeed existed for a while now. Recordings are not really unplayable, rather, more specifically, recorded videos appear to be really long and mostly stuck on one frame. Sometimes, at the end of a 'really long' recorded video, what was recorded is there. I'm able to reproduce that issue using the stock LineageOS camera and OpenCamera. Interestingly, if I disable audio recording in OpenCamera, video recordings are fine, but of course without audio. This bug only occurs after putting it to sleep. It works fine right after a reboot without putting it to sleep. The bug could perhaps be caused by something audio related, but since it only occurs after a reboot, I'm not sure. I've tried looking into this issue, but I can't seem to really get anywhere.
@followmsi recommends using the Footej Camera app instead, which works fine. But of course, that doesn't fix the actual problem, and you can have reasons to not like footej as much as another camera app (for example, footej has a lack of options compared to other camera apps, and it's closed source which could matter to you). I don't know if there are any alternatives to footej that work fine for video recording.
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Ok, thanks.
Is aurora store working fine? I installed 3.2.8, 3.2.7, 3.2.6 as an user app and it didn't worked, it returns an error when login / compiling API. Then I installed 3.18 through Nanodroid (as a system app now) and it's working, but can't update it because of that.
Had the same issues with aurora store. Right now I'm stuck at 3.18 too but installed as user app (no difference there). I guess the anonymous login isn't working in later versions on Android 10.
I tested it with microG and with opengapps, same result regarding Aurora.
There is an open issue but it seems to work on some other devices/Roms .#392
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Yes, there are issues with logging in, both anonymously and with a Google account. It appears to be a bug in Aurora store occuring in some cases for some reason. Here are 2 issues for it:
https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraStore/-/issues/356
https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraStore/-/issues/401
The last version that works is 3.2.1, which can be downloaded from here: https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraStore/-/releases
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superthanks!
i know it's not allowed.... but can you give us a rough estimate for next release?
can't wait to hook up my midi stuff to this tablet!!
thanks!!! :good:
Family Link on custom rom
Family Link on custom rom
I tried to flash the lineage os build from this thread. This worked quit good. Thank you for that. I also flashed gapps arm64 10 stock variant, because I want to install family link for my childs.
But everytime I trie to login my child to google, google replies, that a system update is needed.
Does anyone has a hint for me.
thanks in advance
Family Link on custom rom
I tried to flash the lineage os build from this thread. This worked quit good. Thank you for that. I also flashed gapps arm64 10 stock variant, because I want to install family link for my childs.
But everytime I trie to login my child to google, google replies, that a system update is needed.
Does anyone has a hint for me.
thanks in advance
Just a heads-up: the latest version (3.2.9) is working fine again with anon login.
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43This 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://xdaforums.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:
Known issues and workarounds (if any):
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.10New release for 20200711
Changelog:
- 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.
Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oWMS4UhiNEywnOJdpqS6H4BK1nv-bZWh/
In this release, the issues with hanging/freezing that were present in the previous release have been fixed. If anyone still has any issues with hanging, please get logs (logcat and dmesg) after a hang occurs, report the issue here with the logs and and some type of details of the issue and use this build: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SDhpnmmr7bFF69GOHrzZ0z6PV5EXq87O/ , which has a kernel with old changes from 20200608 when there weren't any issues and uses sswap/vnswap instead of ZRAM.
Enjoy.10New release for 20200814
Changelog:
- 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.
Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o_1lBoueXM1DOqm6L3y4mfdMrlw9vKR8/
In this release, the Mali graphics blob has been updated to r28p0. This fixes the hanging issues with Chromium-based browsers (including Chrome).
Those who had used @Valera1978's LineageOS 17.1 builds a while ago may remember issues when the Mali graphics blob was updated to r28p0. Valera not only updated the graphics blob, but also replaced many other things, which caused those issues. I've only updated the graphics blob. To see what I mean, you can compare my commit here: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/and...mmit/81d3a3e2d23f02e3a2cd5e6061eda5502f16ae63 with Valera's commit here: https://github.com/Valera1978/andro...mmit/7b7db571882130aaa8115adb33d5c2875b8174c5.
Everything else is self-explanatory. Enjoy.8New release for 20200703
Changelog:
- 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)
Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/130jbirsEOYM3KjrvUZwWNW-YKOiXdw4R/
In this release, support for using USB for MIDI has been enabled and USB tethering will now work.
I've disabled the Exynos hotplug governor again. At first, I thought that all 8 CPU cores were being brought online by it with heavier loads while bringing 4 cores offline when there isn't much load like it's supposed to, but after testing it more thoroughly, it appears that the other 4 cores are actually not brought online by it even with heavy loads unless there is some user interaction. Also, battery life doesn't seem to be any better with it.
Enjoy.7Changelog:
- 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 android.hardware.sensors@1.0-impl.samsung. (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.
I'm no longer going to mention related commits for changes in changelogs for reasons of readability. If you're interested, you should refer to git histories for the repositories mentioned in the original post.
Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13WQryjF4wJw6OjYL4ZN-O07oy58DLo5l/view?usp=sharing
In this release, support for Miracast has been added back. For some reason I don't understand (something about HDCP?), Google removed Miracast support in Android 9. The changes used to add back support for Miracast are originally from here: https://review.lineageos.org/q/topic:%22ten-aosp-wfd%22 Screen mirroring with WiFi displays using Miracast will now work.
Freeform window moving and resizing will now work without crashes and soft reboots through the "Fix freeform window moving/resizing doesn't work" change, originally from https://review.lineageos.org/c/LineageOS/android_frameworks_base/+/275189. That change has been abandoned now, and there hasn't been any fix from AOSP. I've applied that change myself, and we now have fully working freeform windows.
For those changes, I now have new forks for 2 of LineageOS' git repositories:
android_frameworks_base: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/android_frameworks_base
android_frameworks_av: https://github.com/TALUAtGitHub/android_frameworks_av
This means that absolutely everything I use on top of LineageOS' sources is now available as I have it. Previously, I was using LineageOS' android_frameworks_base repository with the signature spoofing permission patch manually applied on top.
Everything else is self-explanatory. Enjoy.
