Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B Welcome to GNU Parted! Type 'help' to view a list of commands. Leave the card in the reader/writer and issue the following comands, replace the device for you own device So I decided to try to resize the thing manually. When I tried to resize the 16GB SD card in the raspberry pi version 2 I got a corrupted file system and all other kinds Warning, use these instructions on your own risk. You are now in TWRP recovery and “”swipe to allow modifications”” to sideload a custom rom like LineageOS. Your device will reboot after 10 seconds and as soon as you see the samsung name on the screen Now reboot into recovery by using keep pressed the buttons power + volume down (left side) Sudo heimdall flash -RECOVERY twrp-3.1.0-0-p5110.img -no-reboot Use that as your partition name, sometimes it could be in small caps, then In the output of the ‘print-pit’ look for

Now connect device by USB to your linux machine. Then push volume down (left side) and make sure the device says “”Downloading…”” Power button and volume up (is the right side of the button) Put device into download mode (odin mode) It’s much better and cheaper to just replace the samsung OS with LineageOS to You need Heimdall/Odin to flash TWRP onto the device.Īs many members of my family have samsung tab2 tablet which are not gettingĪny updates from Samsung anymore they are getting slower and slower withĪs the tablets are in pefect working order and the problem is software related

xbindkeysrc file and your done (after logout and login) #Alsa Volume Downįlashing TWRP on Samsung Tab2 10.1 using linux can brick your deviceĪnd I’m not responsible for any issues you might face.Īs Samsung doesn’t have a “”fastboot”” mode but only “”download”” mode Install xbindkeys, sudo apt-get install xbindkeys Just use trusted xbindkeysrc always works 🙂 Tried to use key shortcuts in gnome but that doesn’t work correctly. Or use alsamixer (console) to control the volumes.

Install gnome alsa mixer, sudo apt-get install gnome-alsamixer You can however disable pulse and use good old alsa.ĭisable pulse in /etc/pulse/nf uncomment the line “”autospawn = yes”” and set it to “”autospawn = no”” You can remove pulse audio as much of gnome depends on it.

The problem is in pulse audio, what’s new 🙁 as it’s the from the same author who brings us systemd. When using kivy on a Debian system running pulse audio (gnome) you would encounter issues with the sound volume due to the fact that kivy would set the volume to 100% each time it uses the soundcard.

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