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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
Your right I wasn't noticing any red boarder errors in the beginning! I only seen it a few times like in Market but my home screen has not FC at all. I also love the fact when using widget settings sometimes the tab will not allow to scroll. I will have to open a program then close it to get it working. But since installing ADW I have not had this problem.

Another thing that is weird Drawingpad.apk for HC 3.0 would not open correctly without the install of ADW! I kept getting a FC with the app. After the install of ADW I reopened The drawing app and it works like a charm. This also went for 4 other apps that wouldn't open. After this install they are working fine without further error's wounder Why this is.

Confirmed Working Apps

Picsaypro.apk

electrumdrum.apk

drawingpad.apk

Picasatoolpro.apk

jefitpro.apk

flickfolio.apk

flickfolio upload.apk

pulse.apk

bedside.apk

newsroom.apk

makeyourownclock.apk

quickofficepro.apk must have if in college or for personal business i love this app

screenshot ER.apk

slideit keyboard.apk

smugfolio.apk

tv showsstream.apk

tvshowfav.apk

google body.apk awesome app must download everyone it's kick ass

beautifulwidgets.apk

ADW launcher ex only say ex because never tried free version, but this is a must have you don't have to use the adw launcher you can still use HC launcher and will get same results.

Will add more apps later as i'm trying them all if anyone needs a apk just pm me but will not give you paid apps since it's against forums rules.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Dre39:
It is a HUGE improvement. No FCs and hard keys are functional. I do see the red border every now and then, but definitely not as much as wthout ADW EX. Responsiveness has improved as well.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] amjad_2020:
how did you install TV Shows ?

my is GSM and my SD card don't show up
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] randyist:
hmm. Is it possible to find, maybe, a ZIP of all of those APKs hosted on an external site? I know it's not ok to host them on here, but that would be so useful. thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
tv streaming

Hi amjad_2020 I'm using CDMA tab but I think this should work for both CDMA and GSM Tabs.

(1st) You must have Root Explorer 2.2 or greater installed!

(2nd) Make sure permissions are selected correctly then push it via Root explorer into (system/apps).

(3rd) Install then close out to home page, then go into app's then click T.V Streaming and create a account.

(4th) After you create account and log in you will be asked to update either web or market. I tried doing the market update but keeps failing to update. So I clicked the Web option and it allowed me to update the app. After the update reboot. Then go to widget and place on desktop and there you have it Streaming TV. enjoy
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sanchez:
My GSM is working fine with my self-compiled installer :)

I hadn't updated to Gingerbread yet, so I'm running it on the Overecome 1.6 Kernel after upgrading from Overcome 1.6 2.2 (Froyo). So far the only FC I've gotten is Gallery, but everything else works just fine!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
I hear you on hosting them on another site but that is also against my doing! I'm sorry I think stealing apps is wrong. I paid for the paid apps that I posted on the list. I believe the people that put the time and dedication into making the apps deserve the money they charge for them. The reason for that is so for the ones we paid for will keep getting future updates and fixes on bugs found in some of the apps. I'm sorry my friend but the free apps in the list can be downloaded via market thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] randyist:
oh. no . I'm sorry. I should have made myself more clear. I'm only talking about the Free apps from Google.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] randyist:
Ok. I will check them out in Market. They weren't showing up earlier, but now they are! thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] master59460:
Merci copain de ton aide !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] whats77inaname:
I'm using the free version and my hard keys are working just fine. Still getting an *occasional* red box, but they are very, very few and far between.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lucian777:
GSM means signal or gsm tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sanchez:
GSM Tablet. I don't have a plan for it, so wifi only for me :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stu_Gotti:
Finally got it booted. For Sprint users, mainly the woot.com users, get a new SD card... the 16GB SD card that came with it sucks and will not allow things to backup as it was intended.

Looking forward to giving HC Alpha 2.5 a run around...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] smali26:
Anxiously waiting for GSM. thanks for all of the hard work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
Guys, if you're looking for apps, you can check my thread. I've got the apk files for the free ones, and can point you in the right direction to get the paid ones. I'm adding new reviews and apk's every day, specifically to help people on this thread, find working apps.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14523796#post14523796
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pintunoor:
When GSM version will come???We are waiting eagerly to give a go.

Thanks for your hard work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] whats77inaname:
In the market, there's a free app call "GPS Essentials". I installed it, opened it, and at the very top of the screen it says "GPS is currently disabled. Settings." Do you get the same message up top?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
no I didn't get that message for some reason !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
apk

jjhiza I forgot you made a thread for apk for the HC thread! I'm also trying apps all the time as well I have over 2000 in my app in market. How bout this I'll pm you letting you know the apps I tried and confirmed working then you can post them on your link. I will also post the url for any paid apps I get.

Confirmed working also is

AutoKiller Memory Optimizer Donate v5.1 this kicks ass on spacemoose HC

pen supremacy.apk also works flawless on HC hate typing your notes use a tab pen to write your notes instead or finger......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
AutoKiller Memory Optimizer Donate v5.1

Hey guys also I notice using this app also makes the app more snappy! I also put my preset setting on ultimate. This app also requires root! If your running this HC then your good to go.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] olaf bosch:
Hey guys and galls,

I believe, no, I am sure, that this thread has little to do with the OP anymore. I do understand that the topic is more than interesting and makes one excited. Spacemoose is doing their best to develop a HC port for our beloved tab - lots of post here are moaning and groaning about stuff and things that are not functioning, or wishes that are way to elaborate at this alpha stage.

also, this thread should be about input of bugs and other oddities that are not functioning the way the developer was expecting.

what I read here is a lot not covering the topic and makes me, and probably other interested tab owners too, back out. I for example stopped reading the comments about two days ago because of the off topic comments, e.g. the gender of Spacemoose. I now just jump back to the OP and leave the rest for the leechers.

If you want to play around with Spacemoose's work, just do it. If you like to post, go ahead, but make sure you read the rules for this forum first and post the questions or answers you have under the propper topic because this thread here is already so cluttered that it hardly makes any sense.

I am a gsm tab owner in europe and just sit back and wait till Spacemoose writes that there is an update and start from that.

Lots of the questions here could be handled in PM's. that will be helpful to unclutter this thread and makes the thread more readable for the people who are willing to take it more or less professional and know how to use google for off topic questions like 'what is the difference between cdma and gsm'...

Besides that all, if you have lots of questions about how to flash roms, maybe you should consider reading into that first or leave it all and enjoy your tab how it is.

my ,02 cents to this thread.

OB
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cnewsgrp:
agreed. good post
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kellybrf:
so, sorry for the newbie question but im a bit pressed on time which is why im just now, six months later, finally getting around to rooting my tab and running custom roms. ive got my sprint tab rooted with z4 (or should i do it another way?) but it looks like clockwork doesnt support sprint. how do i go about flashing this build w/o a custom recovery/where should i look for a custom recovery for the sprint tab? thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] whats77inaname:
If CW mod wasn't supported, Spacemoose wouldn't have provided that option as a way to load the ROM. I, and several others, have Sprint Tabs and are running CW w/out an issue.

I sat down on Saturday, and following the steps here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1009201 I had CW up and running in about 30 mins.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
That works for me!! Don't get me wrong, I love seeing the new apps that people find, but I'm just trying to play a small part in cleaning up the thread a little bit. I may PM Space, to see if she'll add a link to the app thread, somewhere in the OP, so I don't have to keep re-posting it every two or three pages. Also, feel free to post whatever you find, in my thread; I'd personally prefer to see a screenshot along with it, but if it can't be managed, then no big deal. Like I said, one of my main reasons for starting the thread in the first place, is so people had a place to go to get tested apps, instead of bombing the Dev thread with requests, and bug reports for things that are unrelated to Space's work. But yeah, PM me with stuff any time you feel like it; I'd be happy to take a look at what you've got! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] randyist:
I wonder what kind of meal Spacemoose eats to dev so nicely.

oops. Jk.

I agree.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GamerOfFreedom:
I have been using Spacemoose's GSM 2.5 build taken from the git repo and I absolutely love Honeycomb.

Despite a few bugs lile

Forgetting WiFi on retart,

Gallery crashing when WiFi is connected

YouTube can't play videos

lockups (probably becuase of the GSM build)

The settings panel in the lower right corner doesn't show.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wackymix:
Hy all and go for spacemoose1 work.

This is my way to say thanks

http://soundcloud.com/wackydj/wacky-space-notes-for

Keep up the good work spacemoose1

I`m a GSM Tab user and i waiting and waiting, but i know that will love the next release
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
Would love a update spacemoose1 even just to say hello been kind ov quiet latley hope your well.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kellybrf:
thank you! i was just going by the cwm thread
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mweich:
Awesome.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
probably still sleeping... lol.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] iamodogg:
If it wasn't clearly answered, here is how I got the keyboard working, for some of you noobs like me.. :)

On the language/keyboard settings page, turn physical keyboard to "no" or "off" or something like that. Now when on a text field, you should see a small keyboard tray in bottom right corner..

Though simple, took me a while to figure this out..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hussmanne:
If you wouldn't mind describing how this is done. I've tried pulling the files, using the zimage that was posted on pg. 195, and rezipping into a file with everything at the root. The files flashes, but does not boot. Yes, I do know the current build GSM does not boot, but I thought that's what the other kernel was for.

Thank you. This is an awesome ride to be on
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kashortiexda:
+1

Spacemoose has been v quiet lately. . . both on here and HC github. . . maybe Google or Samsung has kidnapped the 'moose.

Spacemoose1. . . please check in to say hi.

Patiently waiting for the GSM release, but gotta say. . . .the wait is slowly killin' me. Checked the OP at least 10x a day for past few days - not healthy. . . I am getting addicted! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
Guys, it's only been a day and a half/ two days since 2.5 was released, and since Space's last update... be patient, please. I know you guys want updates, but, would you rather have Space spend time posting here, or working on the GSM build? If you've seen any of the videos from the CDMA release, then you have an idea as to what kind of quality you can expect from the impending release. I'm sure you'd be more upset if you got a sub-par offering than if Space just went "dark" for a bit, in order to bring you a really excellent product. Patience everyone, patience. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Development Log update 6/13/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Sorry, I needed a couple of days off to clear my head, lol. Check the dev log for GSM news.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
Speak of the devil! :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] X1088LoD:
im just blown away by what spacemoose has done for Honeycomb

Playing with it now on my sprint galaxy tab, a little bit of 3g and I will be off to the races!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luke1333:
nice nice cant wait for alpha 3!! eta? Lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gospeedracergo:
awesome space! now we can actually see whats going on in the CDMA world
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Development Log update #2 6/13/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oldmacnut:
OH thank god. No more "does phone work yet?" questions.

BTW, im so loving the 2.5 right now, finally got LCD Density to change, however....I noticed it screws with the Wifi when it reboots to apply changes, then a hard reset is required. Only thing that works and doesnt mess with the Wifi is changing the Build.Prop, but then the screen doesnt scale correctly.

Example, having a screen density of 42,578 is just to effing tiny for my old ass eyes, so I change it to a reasonable old fart setting of 160, icons and widgets bleed past the screen, but its an evil I can cope with as I can at least see whats on the screen.

ha ha ha ha ha ha.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Hopefully when I get the gpu drivers working better I can do something about screen scalability. Right now 120 offers the best compatibility with apps and hc features, but I might be able to change it up a bit down the road.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Veereihen6:
finally got mine to work on my Sprint tab. Just a note to all you guys who got yours from the woot.com deal, don't give up on the sd card that came with it.

I finally got CWM to work with it by putting it in another Android device (my Evo) and formatting it, then partitioning, then converting all the way to ext4. I was then able to flash the rom and reboot.

The question I have now is if I want to go back to stock for some reason, can I just flash in CWM?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bmsmith80:
thanks for moving the cdma thread :-)

I'm excited to see a new release. It is coming alomg nicely and helping me hold on to my gst and not have to spring for the xoom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
You should be able to without any issues. Especially if you're going back to a slightly modified stock with ext4.

Prior to this project I was working on an idea to move the entire froyo OS to the external SD by editing the kernel. This would allow one to have several OSes on different SD cards. But then I realized that maybe all of two people in the entire universe would have use for such a thing.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Veereihen6:
Actually, having a dual boot tab with multiple roms on the sd sounds kinda cool!

Anyways, if I *were* to go back to stock, are there any "slightly modified stock" roms for the sprint tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Yeah, you can just use the stock build but add Boushh's kernel to keep it in ext4. You can probably use Boushh's cleanmod or aosp builds as well, but I haven't read the threads to see if it fully works. The differences between vzw, sprint and the us cell are tiny, so most things work most of the time.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Development Log update #3 6/13/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] surheeho:
Thanks dude, I've been loving my tab now.

If you can get 3g working, you will have saved me from buying a XOOM or Tab 10.1 on Sprint and then I can hold off until the next gen tabs.

Btw, what phone are you rocking? Just out curiosity?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
3G is the next big fix. I hope to have it working in a week or less.

My phone is a Droid X. Best phone on the market, hands down. Optimal screen size for reading, media, gaming and web surfing, perfect for in-car gps. Fast and overclockable cpu. Runs GB and a dozen other great roms. All day battery life with heavy use, several days with light use. Costs next to nothing. Looks great. What more could you ask for?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] x4gvnferdy:
Been reluctant to even try, my sprint tab feels so fragile when flashing, everytime i flash something, another thing breaks, I have every CDMA kernel and roms zipped in my hard drive, but nothing seems to work on a sprint tab, you'd be the most amazing person in the world to find a solution to the dreaded sprint tab!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] surheeho:
I have a Sprint tab and Space has def given it new life. Take the jump (if you are brave enough), you won't regret it.... unless you need 3g in which case wait a bit :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Then I shall make it my personal quest to ensure that sprint tabs are well served here.

I just need to make my kernel behave.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheDub:
First of all. EXCELLENT! Work. This is nearly a Daily Driver...

I'd love to contribute to this... and here is my idea.

I noticed that everything is very small, small to the point of being hard to use without getting a headache.

Playing with build.prop, Density 160, the maximum tablet interface value, is much easier on the eyes.

I'm thinking of beginning to modify the Launcher and Market and other effected apps to make versions that are more LCD Density 160 friendly. I think most of this could be done with layout modifications. Tablet applications seem to scale down pretty nicely, tested with TweetComb, Nook and Pulse.

Good idea? Bad idea? I think it could be done...

Some sacrifices might have to be made... the YouTube app is pretty crunched. It might be possible to modify that one as well though...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ap77:
This is truly excellent work. Already far more functional than the early HC roms for the Nook Color and you're doing it all by yourself to boot. Great stuff.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Yessss... YESSSSS... That would be so much easier than recoding a dozen libs to get scalability working... ::drool::

Edit: Not that I'm running away from getting everything up to 100%, but 3G, Bluetooth and Cappuccino Dispenser are higher up on the list right now. Even use at 140 would be an improvement.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Yeah, I don't work well with others, but I do work well because of others. Without the work of folks like Supercurio, Deeper-Blue, Boushh, Jt1134 and so on... Well I'd have had a harder time for sure.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheDub:
I'm honestly impressed at the scaling the apps are already doing.. I didn't expect the Tablet specific apps to handle it so well. Even most of the system apps respect the new setting with no issues.

I'll begin hacking away at the Launcher/Market/YouTube apps in my spare time and see what I can do.

No promises but I'm fairly confident this will be a relatively easy hack. :)

I'll post what I come up with! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] whats77inaname:
Thanks, and more questions :)

First off, I really, really appreciate your taking on the task of porting this for the SGT. I don't think Samsung would have done it, and we wouldn't have it, without your hard work and dedication. So hats off, and a donation to you (shortly).

That being said, I was curious as to the status of the sound out of the 3.5mm jack, and where it fits in your schedule? I don't think I use my SGT like the majority of the folks here, and I'm itching to get to the point where I can use PowerAmp w/the Voodoo sound controls to see what it sounds like in my vehicle.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akJAqJL2aPg&feature=player_embedded

And everyone's favorite, of course, GPS. As you can tell by reading, we've pretty much figured out a workaround for utilization of the hard keys, so no worry there.

Thank you once again, and keep up the *awesome* work!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheDub:
Oh and I'd love to help with 3G and Bluetooth buuuut.... unfortunately... that likely goes beyond my knowledge so I'll just focus my efforts where I have enough knowledge to be helpful lol, I wish I had your skills at porting without source code.

Seriously, I'm baffled at this and other honeycomb ports without source... the amount of time it must take to hack at compiled libraries/drivers/etc to get them functional... must be insane. I don't think I want to know how many hours of your life have gone into this ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aludal:
I'm a newcomer (out of Nookcolor) to this particular forum. IMHO all these 160, 240, ldpi, mdpi are leftovers from smartphone Android <3.0 frameworks. SGT, just like NookColor, has a "native" 169.3333 dpi which when enforced should give the best outlines for "tablet" icons and "tablet" Droid fonts. Sure, there might be artefacts in UI, icons when these are "legacy" phone-styled hdpi specimens. There were disappearances in Market reported, too, without appearance of special Tablet apps, e.g., "YouTube for Tablet" if I remember right.

If I may ask, Mr. TheDub, could you please edit your build.prop into 169.3333? My SGT is GT-P1010 WiFi-only model, so I'm out of all the joy you experience here. I only hope Ms. spacemoose1 has really meant the GT-P1010 as her next target. Rumors have it, most probably it's a TI OMAP3630 device (like her Droid X), and not the more powerful Hummingbird, so the task is tougher. But I hold my fingers crossed: if nothing good comes out of it, then hopefully ICS might be built -- one day.

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fineoils.blogspot.com
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
LOL, well I work 16+ hours for like 4 days in a row, then I work maybe 3 or 4 on other days, so it balances out. I can code read all day... look at an algorithm, determine it's objects and methods and then try to figure out how to fool it into doing something different. But I have trouble with the basic things like UI styling and the like.

Guess we all have our specialties. Without a good looking and usable interface, the most polished code in the world wont make an OS useable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alexgogan:
The holy grail .. but Spacemoose1 you are knocking on that door from the looks of things >:¬}
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] randyist:
That takes so much talent and it must be an art in itself.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Wait, isn't the nook running a 3630? You might be able to get a boot out of the nook port if you remove all of the sensor, audio, dsp and wifi parts. If you can do that and confirm that pvrsrvinit starts and the EGL libs load... I can port the rest for you blind.

Due to gpu issues though, you can change the DPI in my build, but the desktop doesn't scale. You end up with icons off of the page.

I hope to fix that and screen rotation soon. I'd ask how Deeper-Blue did it, but the nook is a completely different machine aside from the screen size :(