yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oldmacnut:
I would think George Carlin's 7 words you can't say on tv qualify as bad language.

I offered (still do) free hosting on my account with fatcow for any devs in the android community.

I am also trying to fill up a mirror of apps( non pirated), Roms, kernal, backups, restore, etc.

I offered spacemoose one of my 3 tablets, but HE received one right before I could send it.

And, I am currently working on a new rom right now, but since I'm new to development, plenty of mistakes, and its not ready to upload unless you don't want system settings. LOL.

My beef in all threads matches the atheists beef.......nobody takes the time to read posts, or the entire thread, or takes the time to do any research at all. Its simply lazy gimme gimme behavior.

Everyone has the ability to do what moose is doing, 99.9% are just to damn lazy to take the time to learn how.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
jeebspawnshop

Ha Ha as I said little boy, I wasn't trying acquiesce your feelings! I simply already

ended that conversation! Or maybe you have a intellectual disability. I don't sit on this

forum and begin kerfuffle with anyone. So I must tell you again mind your business,

and absquatulate to the next forum with your nihilarian self little boy........
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hammer4203:
Hey from a tech view, programming can be confusing. Just trying to find info on what to use for making a kernel, rom, apps, etc can be a nightmare. If I had hours to sit in front of my pc to find exactly what I needed I would. I give thanks to those that are willing to help others understand some of the confusion! If it weren't for Chris in here, I would have just been plain rooted stock. I still don't know what a tar file is. But I do know sometimes people get upset over little things too easily. I just wish that xda had a way to lay out one page dedicated to noobs and all the stuff they could use.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oogway:
Wow...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zaxondis:
Can't we all just get along?

For those of us who do read and search the threads before asking questions, these little battles create quite the clutter.

Let's all agree to disagree and move on.

@spacemoose yet another sincere thanks for your efforts on this.

It's so popular you've made us all emotional :) Donation on the way.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
Ready here to flash gsm honeycomb bored of gingerbread now thanks for this.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oldmacnut:
I agree. my brain wants to go on vacation now.

I am trying to wrap my brain around the 6 million things that have to go on with setting up your computer, to the software, then to the code, the rom, etc.

I put a Wiki page up on my server so it can be edited and content added, while I have NO intentions of adding to it as I dont think I am educated enough to do so, I figured the more experienced guys can add to it.

Since I dont edit anymore, and I dissolved my company, and I paid for 5 years of hosting, I figured I would let the Android community use my domain, and server space, might as well, I am not using it.

But yeah, it is a time consuming process to learn this.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neo4uo:
I haven't looked at the files yet, but does that include the kernel. Spacemoose1 has the kernel files on there that you can build in Linux. I am just wondering if those files you flashed are generic HC files from a dump that hasn't been altered yet...Or has been slightly altered by Spacemoose1.

I don't know, but that has sure peaked my curiosity :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neo4uo:
Actually now that I think about it all three things you need are on the website, but you need to combine all three things. You need the files you had, you need to build the kernel, and incorporate the initramfs...Then make the flash file. I could be wrong, but there again I am just a script kiddie. I have had some programing classes, but all I have did as far as Android is alter some themes...Maybe someone can elaborate further. I think the biggest part would is going to be building the Kernel, which looks simple if you know what you are doing, since Spacemoose1 has provided the source.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sergioiacobucci:
@Spacemoose....

If you read these to keep you going then here you go....

GO FOR IT!!!! Thank you so much for all your hard work this is soooo amazing!!! Can't wait for it to be out

All the best
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Yes, the kernel source is current and will be so from this moment on. The HC build is just the plain old SDK plus the bare hacks I added back in february just to make it "run". I'm adding finalized versions of fixes to it as I go, but right now it doesn't have any current fixes and it won't be useable until it reaches a release state. But I'll of course notify everyone as soon as it becomes useable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neo4uo:
Thanks for clearing the air spacemoose1. Keep up the good work. :) I thought it was a little more than just flashing those files lol.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Development Log update 6/1/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alexgogan:
Now can almost smell this on p1010 soon ohhh the dream oh honey on my tab :-) just have ti wait in the long line of development thanks spaemoose1 for amazing job so far
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vxsasha:
Android likes you man :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vxsasha:
@Spacemoose....

I know that it is bad question but are home launcher and gallery working fast?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Wait 2 days and find out for yourself...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Flokey:
Donated :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Faster than they did in Alpha 1. Gallery is a bit wonky too, but I'm planning on getting the graphics fixed completely in the release after this one (Alpha 3 in maybe 2 weeks).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VicFreeze:
Your video went through the ROM flashing and boot then showed like 5 seconds actually in the OS. What have you tried to run? I saw a couple of FCs right off the bat. Does Google Talk w/ video support work? That's one the the main instant gratification items I am personally interested in. I have a Sprint Tab, so I was kind of waiting around until I heard more feedback. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thenewmalcolm:
almost

I had it up and running....did a reboot....now i'm stuck at samsung. Tried wiping data and cache. Didn't work. i'm thinking i should go all the way back with heimdall and try it again
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NH Apache:
Also stuck at Samsung. Just tried to reflash the kernel via heimdall and still stuck. Time to sbf? I know there is a fix, but I don't remember what it is...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] keyl10:
Uploaded a video of it working on my Sprint Tab

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vexQ49Iz7Ec
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dsf767:
Nice video can't wait for a GSM version and once you get more features up and running.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] itsjusttim:
Conflicting reports... One shows how easy to get 3.0 on there, another mentions how difficult.

Very nice vids guys.

Keyl10, thanks for the walkthrough and showing "game play"

Iv noticed it boots up with buttons on left... Isn't that opposite of normal? Our just because of orientation being that way?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
Euro tab.

Hey everyone has any tried flashing it on a euro tab than flashing a euro kernel right over top, I'm not sure but it should boot like that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] btyork:
People, please stop "waiting on the gsm" version of the build in this post. This isn't for that, use the dev blog in the general forum.

Got it to boot on my spare tab, tons of (expected) fc's. Will report back with specifics. Went from klean to this with no problems.

Sent from my "way better than an iPad" tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
experimenting your way, just flashed the rom, now i flashed Overcome 2.1.2 Kernal... and waiting i passed the Samsung Galaxy Tab Screen and now a blank screen (where the boot animation should start) and now nothing... and waiting...

Nope boot loops
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
Try looking at logcat.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] byt3b0mb:
that wont work, you are trying to use a 2.2 kernel on 3.0 system.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
it went into a loop for ever, i tried going into recovery and it just didnt allow me to do anthing, Cant mount basically anything

i had to flash anything else using odin..

i need to use the boot loader patch again... and then retry,... any specific recommendations on Kernels?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] supergear:
We won't see a GSM version. :|
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] elnews:
It's not that bad if we can both working to get it works on GSM too since the community and those with skills could help.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] btyork:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the overcome kernel is a gsm kernel...

Are you attempting this on a gsm tab?

Sent from my "way better than an iPad" tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
I suggest waiting as there is probably some modification that has to be done to the kernel to get it to boot .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
Spacemoose is using a 2.2 kernel , he/she just did some mods to it to make it work .

Edit: Download links are down : )
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vamp6x6x6x:
Sorry btyork, but I am also waiting for a GSM version...

Actually that's not entirely correct. I am yes, waiting for a GSM version, as well as keeping track of the progress with this version as are I am sure many of the people who just said:

"waiting for a GSM version"
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Super-S:
Is the browser working in the alpa-version?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
well, yes wanted to give it a try, ended corrupting my internal memory... formated it from wihin my tab and now it shows that i only have 209mb's out of my 16gb's... trying to repartition with a pit file and see what happens

Repartitioning didnt work.. any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wrightrocket:
Best Wishes

It's awesome that you are developing this for both CDMA and GSM! CDMA users like me really appreciate that. Best wishes on coping with your crisis.

Thanks for you work! I like the links to the kernel building stuff too!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kurtcrosbie:
Is the download link down for the rom? I clicked on the CDMA link in the first post, but it just took me to some advert for geocoaching.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vabeach454:
Read the OP. The ROM is NOT ready yet. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GANJDROID:
Where in the post does it say its ready for download? Yeah, it doesn't.

In this thread, reading the first post is essential.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] inkdaddy66:
Looks like these 2 guys got to you before I could. There's alot of the same question going around in this thread about the DL links. Just scroll back to the OP

Tbolt meatclaws-talkatap
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] beestee:
Thinking about preparing my tab in anticipation of the release, but I must have 3G. Should I wait a while longer?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oogway:
Not sure why eveybody in these forums think they are moderators....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
No idea. Haven't touched apps yet, still working exclusively on hardware.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Yeah, sadly 3G will fall into Alpha 3 (maybe two weeks, maybe less) or in a patch before that. Wifi was my primary goal with this release. But 3G is next up.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] randyist:
It's becoming increasingly evident that Spacemoose is a badass.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Development Log Update #2 6/1/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
It's becoming increasingly evident that Spacemoose is a legend!

... I've also heard whispers that he's to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
You've probably seen this 1000 times by now, but...

Thank you! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] itsjusttim:
Yes, x2! Thank you...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rewish123:
Thank You.... You are the best
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rrevenge:
Miss-ter Spacemoose. is the rom gonna be able to be flashable by Odin? ohh and Thank you for your hard work! I am very tempted to go and brick my GSM tab but I shall be patient and wait
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conantroutman:
C'mon guys.....

Less gender guessing....... more Dev related discussion.......

If its not on topic, dont bother typing it.:rolleyes:

Cheers.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vxsasha:
@SamFirmware

SamFirmware

Same for Galaxy S no newer update than 2.3.4.

@SamFirmware

SamFirmware

Galaxy Tab users will be happy this month. Evertything goes via plan. First i9000 than p1000 than others.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GANJDROID:
What does this have to do with 3.0? Maybe you'd have been better off posting this in the Overcome thread?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vxsasha:
I only wanted to inform some people and when it comes it can help to fix bugs.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Mario137:
Its amazing that the only reason why i am still holding on to my Galaxy tab is because of spacemoose. I was planning on selling the galaxy tab despite how much i enjoyed it; because I already have an android hacked phone (HTC HD2) i felt that the UI was kind of similar which is why I have recently purchased a playbook and i love it. However, i am not going to get rid of the Tab. I will be ready to donate and i encourage anyone who tries the software out to do the same. Recommendations of donation is a plus from users that are not aware of this possibility.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
I can certainly make than an option. I prefer hiemdall or CWM, but ultimately I do this to make you folks happy, so whatever you like.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neo4uo:
Spacemoose1 you are our only hope of survival with samsung releasing their new stuff the 6th of this month. That is going to put the original gtab on the backburner. I would almost bet money Samsung has someone watching this forum, becuase they did on the fascinate boards. Maybe they will give you a job. My hope is that samsung gives you some reconition and compensation for keeping their product up to date. Thanks for all you are doing. I appreciate you hanging in there even with personal issues going on.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Loccy:
My vote would be CWM but I've never been able to get Heimdall to work on my Mac, and end up having to use Odin in a VM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oldmacnut:
Samsung is a money greedy company, they prefer us to just buy a new phone or tablet every year, instead of software upgrades and patches.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] frusso:
How to download

Sorry, but i don't have understand how download the GSM version.

If i click on GSM, (on first post), i am redirect to http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zaxondis:
Warning, you will get yelled at by a bunch of people.

Please read the first post VERY carefully. Nothing is ready yet.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stickboy46:
Cant wait. Just a question that i dont know if you have an answer to yet. Will this retain Sprint 3g functionality? My ideal tablet is a 7" Honeycomb tablet with Sprint 3g so this would make that :).

BTW: noticed you are from Lawrence ..... Jayhawk fan im guessing? (Wichita native here)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
You have to solve the puzzle on that page (Oracle Java) to get the REAL Honeycomb download link.

Nobody has found it yet.

Good luck.

CLUE: Read first post. Carefully.

The Moose himself has said that the first version out will only have WiFi, but he intends on getting 3G in for the next release thereafter, about a week or 2 later. I imagine that includes all types of 3G...

EDIT: Added more sarcasm to first reply.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oldmacnut:
Ok, let me see if I can help all the people who took the short bus to school.

Below are answers to questions one may find in this thread.

1 answers the same question we all just love seeing someone ask "where can i download"

and another that seems to be becoming popular is now the phone calls on 3g, or even 3g data access.

So we will (well me cause this is indeed pissing me off something fierce) wait, back up...why is it making me so pissed?, let me tell you.

This is pissing me of because if YOU CANT READ THE THREAD BEFORE POSTING, how many support threads will be popping up because you did not read the instructions when posted on how to flash this on a tab be it CDMA or GSM, and you did a soft brick (oh no a samsung logo on the screen, or oh no a computer with an Exclamation icon on the screen, what do I do? a search first, or post the question because I feel I am more important?, screw it I wont search) because you obviously FAIL at reading comprehension.

So, for all the special people who again, must have taken that little bus to school each day, below you will find the answers to the questions you continue to ask, but refuse to actually find out yourself....

I will put the more important replies in BOLD.

Yes I am going to quote the ENTIRE first post that is up to date and current as of this moment, do try hard to read, you know....the letters, the words, sound them out, if you need to practice feel free to go grab "see spot run" and come back when you are ready.

.............................................................................................................

................................
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hammer4203:
Why? Is it really a necessity to jump on the short bus? Some of these people, if you haven't noticed, have broken english. Good chance they may not understand the english language as we do. But seriously you like put as much crap in that re-quote as the people that are pissing you off are. It's not ready to download yet. Yes the humor was funny though. Oh and a side question. Is the 3g data in the kernel or rom?

Yes I searched that and found no know relevant data to the question.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
As I understand it (from the threads I follow on the i9000 forum) data connectivity is both in the kernel AND in the ROM.

They need to get along very nicely on the playground, otherwise one of them falls and scrapes their knees.

;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
You should be able to use a modem file for your specific provider, I'm going to try to make sure that my base system is compatible with all (or at least most) carriers if I can. I don't want a dozen versions floating around... what a headache.

And if this ever leaks out, the locals will hunt me down and torture me... but I'm a UK fan ;) (Don't really care about sports, but I'm originally from Bowling Green, KY.)

But yeah, Lawrence is nice (reminds me of northern Cali) so long as you stay out of Topeka and avoid the Westboro Baptist nutters. I've only seen Wichita from an airport, but I hear its a cool place.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheCodeBenders:
Have a beer! Confirmation number: 5L382077DG4689209

I'm looking forward to seeing what your kernel looks like when I get home. I finally got my dev box back to an operational state after moving and I've been anxiously watching the thread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tcub:
Looking forward to this! I'll shoot you a donation as soon as I see honeycomb! Thanks so much for your hard work!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Yeah, but it's been the standard practice in the tech world since the mid-nineties. You can look at it as a bad thing...

But...

Early adopters drop a ton of money on devices and then get bored in a few weeks or months (let's face it, most new devices are just novelty items.) Then they sell it off and buy the next new thing. That creates a huge after-market of perfectly good and quite affordable devices that the rest of us can pick up and hack to do our bidding. Look at the HTC Dream (G1). Years after its release, it still runs fine and independent devs are still chucking out roms like hotcakes.

I think we will see more unity in form factor, hardware configuration and software base (linux derivitaves, esp Android) in mobile computing going forward. Once me move beyond this new and shiny phase, folks will start looking for things that actually make practical sense. A year from now, the xoom is going to be sitting on coffee tables collecting dust and maybe used to read the occasional magazine or to entertain the toddler with a bit of Angry Birds. Meanwhile, when folks hit the road and want to bring along a device that's big enough to actually read a book or view maps on, has enough battery to last all day and still fits in a jacket pocket... Devices like our galaxy tab are going to be the way to go.

The 7 inch Galaxy Tab is fast, reliable, sized perfectly and dirt cheap (mostly because Samsung ditched it). The next tab I buy will be the slimmer and slightly faster model of this tab that Samsung (or someone else that gets a clue) drops in a couple of years as the general public figures out that a ten inch tab is a clunky toy or an overpriced coffee table e-reader that's not as portable or cost effective as a '7 incher.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Both. The Kernel contains the code that enables the hardware to function, the rom contains the code that allows Android to communicate with the hardware.

EDIT-

Actually... that's a bit of an oversimplification. The Kernel acts as a layer of code between the hardware and OS that provides an interpretation (abstraction) of that hardware. It's sort of a road map that lays out the details of the physical system. The OS provides code that can utilize this abstraction layer so that it can be installed to a variety of architectures and chipsets without a complete redesign. Think of it like a cheeseburger. The hardware and the OS are buns, separate from each other and in need of a tasty filling. The burger (kernel) is the magic in the middle that makes the sandwich. The total picture requires all three parts. If you take away the burger, you have a pile of bread, if you take away the bun, you have dead cow meat covered in cheese. The cheese... The cheese is the toolchain that helps you compile the kernel... And and the fries are like tasty salty apps... and and....

BBL, going to Five Guys.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neo4uo:
Can we give spacemoose1 a hip hip hurray :)

*hip hip hurray* lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Main changes are in driver modules, but I haven't done much documentation. I plan on backtracking at some point so I can upload changes a piece at a time with notation. Have fun!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
am in wichita also, you're not missing a whole lot... lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stickboy46:
Ok, that makes sense. I dont know if you have an activated Sprint Tab laying around ... if you dont id be happy to make the couple hour ride up to Lawrence to let you test it out on mine (whenever you get to that point). Always looking for a good reason to go out riding :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adstuck:
Thank you oldmacnut best replay ever