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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheDub:
http://thisismynext.com/2011/06/20/...ummer-seven-inch-tablets-qualcomm-processors/

Guess it IS true. :) Glad Google has a place in their hearts for 7 inch tablets. It really is a pretty nice size.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] killerapl:
I'm sure its somewhere on here but haven't found it but where did you get the files to flash back to stock? I want to go back to stock without root.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wrightrocket:
The youtube app does not work for me, the widget just loads the images, and occasionally a choppy audio.

However, by downloading SkyFire browser from the Google Android Market, I actually saw VIDEO and heard decent AUDIO! I used it enough, I even paid the $2.99 for the continued use of the optimized video that it provides.

Thanks again Spacemoose1 for all your hard work and dedication. It is so much better to test an app for Android 3.0 on a real device and not an emulator, so you really have improved the quality of my work (and life)!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NICK.POMMELLS:
ODIN

is it possible to convert this to a tar file so i can load this with ODIN or hemidall. my tab is rooted but im having trouble getting a custom clockwork recovery on it. and it seems i can't save anything on it. settings wise. id install apps but they disappear when i restart the tab. and process com.google.gapps.com keeps crashing dont know why. i cant send it in cus my warranty is expired pls i need your advice.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bouchedag:
Ok...seems I'm stuck with a "soft brick" I loved running the rom for a few days, However missed my 3G, apparently battery wasn't charged enough, odin failed on restoring to stock, and now PC or laptop doesn't see it, and when plugged into the wall, it just bootloops the Phone pc Logo at me, every few seconds....any ideas or methods to charge the battery? I know I saw a post here before....but for the life of me I can't find it, and search just returns odin, and hemidall results....any helps would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Developers? Yeah, I'll port them too.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
I'm going to put up my own personal set of stock files for DL tomorrow, if you want to wait until then...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
First, uninstall whatever drivers you are using, then download Heimdall in windows and open the Zadig driver program.

Turn the tab off completely. Plug it into the wall charger for 20 minutes without doing anything (don't go into recovery or download, just leave it, if it loops, fine, if it hangs, fine.) Then unplug it, and turn it off.

Then, from a power off state hold the volume down button and plug it into the pc. When the phone and computer logo comes up, run Zadig. When it is complete, run Heimdall and flash your backup.

Only flash factory, kernel/recovery (zImage in both slots), dbdata, cache and param. Do not flash anything else. It should reboot into your backup system.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] beno*:
Wonder why, if this new 7" 'super-tablet' has the same 1280x800 resolution as the 10 inchers, why an update to 3.2 was necessary. Seems the update would be more necessary for us old 1024x600 tabbers to get official HC love. Just thinkin' out loud... :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
You can flash the kernel in Heimdall and get CwM. Download the kernel zip and extract the zImage file. Flash it in the kernel slot in Heimdall. This should get you into CwM and you can flash the rom from your SD card from there.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Thats great! I'm hoping to get improved media support into the next release.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bouchedag:
That's kinda the problem...only signs of life are when it's plugged into the wall, every few seconds it turns off only to power on again with the phone/pc symbols, as soon as I unplug it, it dies, and will not turn back on, unless plugged into the wall charger, I have left it plugged in now for a lil over 2 hours, and still no go, just the same looping when plugged in, I plug it into my laptop, press power and volume down, and nothing happens, no signs of life at all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Make sure your stock backup includes the stock kernel, and make sure you flash back to rfs and not ext4.

You can try to tun off voodoo setting in recovery and see what happens...

*NM, issue resolved*
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ztag100:
You'll port anything.

Forum poster: Can you port Android 7.62?

Spacemoose: Yah, I'll have it done by tomorrow morning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
That's unusual. I have no fix for that. I can't give you real advice on this one as it isn't an issue with my rom--it's actually impossible to hard-brick by installing this rom in CwM, and extremely unlikely to soft brick--or an issue that I've ever had with the device in any other way.

It sounds like something happened during the attempt to flash back to stock, perhaps a cord pull or a bad stock image--or if you're really unlucky--a hardware issue. This is usually rectified by simply flashing a valid backup, but if you can't keep the device in download mode, you can't do that.

Some tab users have in the past experienced issues during a flash that left them with a blank screen when they attempted to enter download mode, but discovered that though the screen was blank, they had actually entered DL mode anyway and they eventually were able to flash it. Its an old issue though, haven't seen any recent reports so you may need to dig back a bit in the Q & A and general sections. Some have had luck in letting the battery drain completely and then plugging in to the pc/wall also, but I haven't had to try this.

Keep trying. If it powers on, it IS recoverable (barring some kind of hardware damage... did you drop it recently?)

*edit* - Make sure when you plug it into your pc you are holding the volume button down from an off state. If you plug it in and THEN hit power/volume down you may not get there as easily if the phone actually reaches dl mode despite no display as suggested above.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bouchedag:
No, never have dropped it....just think the battery is completly dead........I see 1 other person under Q&A having the same issue, apparently theres a way to take out the battery and charge it, per his/her post, but I can't find the thread either
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
If its still under warranty that's def not the way to go. If not, that's still gotta be a last resort. I know I've read something at some point that was similar, but I can't remember what... but I bet the answer is here on XDA somewhere, and I don't recall anyone actually having to do a battery pull... keep searching.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stu_Gotti:
Yeah I got it squared away :]
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohard4me:
Have met with this same issue.

Only way to solve this issue is to dismantle the unit, take out the battery & replace with another fully charged battery (to get the other battery, you'll probably need to lend fully working SGT from your friend & charge the battery to full then swap the battery unit).

SGT is unable to charge in download mode.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luke1333:
Ok mine did this too! I can fix it. Plug into wall. It will come up with the little battery charging animation that doesn't work yet. Hold power and volume down to turn off tab manually. Then hold volume up and power and unplug tab quickly after that. Should get to clockwork and have enough juice to reboot. Mine had 2% when I get it back on! Keep trying that at least that's what worked for me and if you cant get it pm and I'll let mine die again! Hope that helps!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vabeach454:
What kind of Tab do you have? Open Odin and see if the Tab is recognized, if so Flash it back to Stock.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] webrover83:
:eek: Demoted from Moose to Mouse just like that...

The thoughts were all good tho :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oogway:
Point proven...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] urca30:
Exactly what point was proven?

Expres yourself
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ramboky:
The guy's clearly just a worthless troll. Ignore him and eventually he'll get bored and find somewhere else to be a jackass.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] urca30:
I am thinking how come people from cyanogen did not even take into consideration to port honeycomb to the samsung tablet since they did with other devices that were far les interesting than this. I am thinking about B&N Nook. Does anybody have an idea?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
In all fairness, I don't think it's the CM team's priority to port operating systems. They use them as a base, but they haven't even gotten an official CM7 build up for the Tab yet, so Honeycomb may be a bit of a stretch. I don't doubt that they have the skill, but to port and OS that only a handful of us can use seems unrealistic. The Nook may also have different parameters than the Tab... that's probably the reason we don't have a ton of development for it yet. No worries though, we'll get there eventually. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ffoo3d:
Hey, Dip7 an Spacemoose,

nice work so far, as it seems you are the only 2 ones to work on that. I really hope that Google will provide the HC source code at google i/o next week. Read in Dip7 previous thread that all .so libs needs to be edited by hand in hex.

Would love to see at least the wifi driver working. We would be able to start to play with HC on the galaxy tab.

Anyway, do you know if guys like cm7 team, or people like supercurio or paulobrien@modaco could help you? Or in your opinion, is the galaxy tab a device that very few people cares?

As I can't buy new devices every year would be nice to see HC on my galaxy tab some day :-) if so would give some of my $$ to both of you ;-)

cheers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GANJDROID:
The CM team didn't port Honeycomb, did they?!

Sent from inside a whale.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
Not to my knowledge...that's what I'm saying; considering they're just now getting a stable Gingerbread release out, I'd be dumbfounded if they had found the time to do any HC work at all. I'm sure they will, eventually, but for now I think it's up to Space and a couple others to continue their great work.

VZW Galaxy Tab- rooted, KhasMek v5 kernel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] keyboardr:
CyanogenMod starts their code from AOSP and then adds their own bacon to the mix. Since Honeycomb hasn't been open sourced, there is no AOSP Honeycomb, thus no CyanogenMod Honeycomb.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Xtreame96:
Hope

Well hopefully the announcement of ice cream sandwhich will lead to the older 3.0 being made open.

Anyone know when the next update on this thread is due?

I think its time to make some donations to SM for all the good work :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Mario137:
Ice Cream Sandwitch

Yes. Google should release the source code for Honeycomb AFTER they release Ice Cream Sandwitch. Google will eventually announce an approximate ETA for the Ice Cream OS release date. However, don't expect for any Honecomb rom to be ported over to 1st Gen Galaxy Tab any time soon(im guessing by the end of this year). There is a long road ahead and by that time, I would just purchase one of the upcomming 2nd Gen Galaxy tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
Can someone check this out and download the file? My computer is acting up, and I can't get it done. Supposedly, Asus has released partial code, and I wanted to post it before Google has it pulled. www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/2042581/asus-releases-google-android-honeycomb-source-code
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sevenup30:
Its the kernel source code i ll download it when i back home! Because i cant download from my tab.

I hope it can help devs

EDIT::::: i started the download for " Eee Pad Kernel Code for Android OS (V8.2.3.9) " just in case of google pull it off.

EDIT2::::: i took me 2 mn to download it so i download both version available. but it's a .tar.gz file so i have to reboot on debian to see what is in this.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Updated 5/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjhiza:
Nice, thank you! I ran across the article earlier, and started downloading the kernel code, but my computer crapped out. Like you said, I just wanted to spread the word before Google has it pulled, so devs like Space can get their hands on it, and see if it's helpful.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] roy8846:
Good update spacemoose , look forward to future releases :D

Now there is also some source code to play with from another tablet it seems???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Not really, just some kernel code. I have it for reference, but I don't expect it to be helpful.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Flokey:
I love you :D

BTW... I guess you already noticed... Honeycomb 3.1 GPL parts hit AOSP, but that is less than 10% of the code.. but I just wanted to let you know, just in case :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maxtcee:
First gingerbread now this awesome day were having
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bouchedag:
It's a sprint tab, and no, no usb sound, or driver acknowledgement, guess I just need to find a battery, I'm in VA Beach as well
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] killerapl:
You effin rock!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alexgogan:
Well its new and they can say it....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ssserpentine:
Also if anyone is great at creating a completly custom bootanimation, please pm me!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheCodeBenders:
Hey man, if you have any friends that might have a benchtop power suppy (think electrical engineer types) you should just be able to constant current feed the battery enough to get it going. If you pull the battery it should have a nominal voltage, i would just set the voltage to that and the current to like... 250mA. I wouldnt do this to try to fully charge the battery but it would give you long enough to accomplish something. The other trick ive had work through one magic or another is just leaving the device plugged in for a long time, like 24 hours or so. I think that was even on my tab in a very similar situation. When i get into work today I'm going to take a look at the battery charging chip I can see in the iFixit tear down and see if I can't figure out a trick to get your tab charging. Usually its as easy as shorting some enable pin on the charging IC if your comfortable mucking around with that sort of thing. Pictures should be coming. Good luck!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oldmacnut:
Ok, I am going nuts here.........

I want the "tablet keyboard" for my froyo tab. Ive tried pulling the "tablet keyboard" off my honeycomb tab and it just wont run. Tried the market, etc. Where the hell is this app???

Now, Im off to search this thread for the gmail app.

Moose.....call me today. probably gonna be behind the monitor all day, I can work on what we talked about.

oh, for all you that wonder....if Moose is a man or woman......I know the truth.....and I aint tellin. pahahahaha ha ha ha ha
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guido28:
Actually did this to mine 2 weeks ago...only difference is plug it into USB of PC and leave it alone...you will here the Windows notification of USB connected. At that point RUN to your PC and follow SM1's steps to recover your paperweight.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
LOL, you jackass
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] grukko:
umm why did the subject of this thread change. should we be expecting some interesting news soon?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] beno*:
SwiftKey X Beta for tablet is pretty sweet... has the split keyboard in landscape and a very honeycomb feel... in fact I think it was intended for the 10" tabs already on HC. I think you have to be in SwiftKey's "VIP" program to get access to the betas... not sure how to do that at this point, but a month or two back there was an invitation floating around I found on Phandroid or Giz or something...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Well, "soon" is a relative term.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bouchedag:
Not to hijack SM1's exciting news, but just wanted to say I successfully unbricked, By the following method.

Got to work, plugged into PC usb port, No Joy.

Realized I forgot my wall adapter at home *Facepalm*

Found wall adapter from HTC Hero I use to have, figured why not?

Plugged in, 10 minutes later, it was still on, showing phone to pc symbol.

Left it another 30 minutes, and then unplugged, plugged into desktop, and used Odin to flash the tab_sprint_no modem, and all is well again!

Thanks to everyone for their helpfull input!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alexgogan:
The relief you feel when its not a true brick is a big high >:¬} hehehe sometimes by a low in one case (when I realised that yes I did accidently unplug during a flash!!! hehe never again
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Timanator:
This has been an Epic development thread! Thank you SM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Final Update for Alpha 2 set. Pm me if you have anything to add, all submissions will be accepted.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Great stuff, bud!

When you go underground to work on the next release, take a blanket and some pretzels - it's all you need.

Then when you finally emerge from your coding-cave, pale and bleary-eyed, you'll find us all waiting on our knees, with our quivering hands held aloft; begging for your new revelation ;)

A.K.A = can't wait! Thank you thank you thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
You bet. I plan on blowing up the Dev forum with another hulking beast of a thread for the next release soon. I just needed to wrap this one up... It's WAY to big, lol.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Blanket, pretzels.... and a thick stack of comic books. Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
can't wait. lol. hopefully phone calls works soon.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] KidTech:
Great job spacemoose thanks for your hardwork.

Just out of curisoty what doesn't work with this build?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Next release will see 3G... not sure about phone calls, would require a hacked app or two. Someone will get an app out if I don't.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
3G, GPS, a few sensors, HD video, headphones, and some graphics glitches. Some of that has already been fixed or is at least well on it's way, but it will have to wait for the next release. I'm going to try to make it a daily driver release... maybe at the beta level...

I'm taking my time on it though. Releasing things incrementally I have found makes everything take longer and complicates the process to no end.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sundazetoo:
Just wanted to say thanks Spacemoose1, your doing a great job! Keep it up!! Can't want for the daily driver!! :)

Already am quiet happy with Alpha 2.5!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gsu_golfer:
Will you post a link to the new thread here whenever you get around to the new version?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
You bet. I'll start a new thread in a few days, probably closer to this weekend. The next release will probably come a week or more after that. I have no set schedule for the next release, but that's my loose plan.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Last call: Final Update for Alpha 2 set. Pm me if you have anything to add, all submissions will be accepted.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gsu_golfer:
Thanks. I just rarely check anything other than user cp, but didnt want to miss out.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ad720:
Spacemoose, I've enjoyed following your progress and I look forward to the next thread. Great work so far, I'm very much looking forward to trying the ROM at "daily driver" status.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ztag100:
I have no idea what happened. I drained my battery to zero due to hours of dungeon defenders. After i charged it up i wanted to download an app from the market, but once I launched the market it said server error. What now? How do I fix this, I have done several reboot and nothing changed. Help plz.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Hmmmmmm... Not knowing exactly what's throwing the error, I'd say your best bet is to backtrack and try to figure out of you changed anything. If not, backup your apps with titanium and boot into recovery and do a wipe of the /data partition. If it continues to happen after that... you might have to do a full re-install.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] killerapl:
How about posting stock no root file.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jkhouw1:
also be sure your time is set properly - i think i recall reading something buried in this monster thread about that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ifyouwillit:
you need to check your date/time. there is an issue with certificate expiration if your date/time is set drastically incorrectly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] grukko:
Any chance the accelerometer will work in alpha 3 (or beta 1) so that auto rotate works? Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] urca30:
What about Android 3.2????

That should be optimized for 7 inch screan. What do you think??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Spacemoose already addressed this issue. Go read.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ztag100:
Yup, fixed it, for some reason the date went to january 1st 2005
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rsbianchi:
GSM TAB

First of all thank you for all of your work. I spent most of the day going through the pages of this forum trying to find a reason why my SD card won't mount (internal or external).

I've tried both mounting option with mmcblk0p1 and mmcblk1p1 and either it does nothing in the emulator, or it gives me a list of menu options or it tells me that the card is busy. I can see the sd card in titanium backup but other and in root explorer it tells me it needs to be mounted. I'm hoping someone can help.

I've also followed the directions from A to Z

Thank you
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alexgogan:
I copied my data from the card and reformated mine and that worked for my on my xperia when had same issue.. Then copied the core data files back.

This may work but could be different issue... Worth a try
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rxprenegade:
the same troubles for me with emulator. but it tell me that i don't have permission.

what can i do to mount the sdcard ? You know that without mounted them, we can't do anything...:confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rsbianchi:
when you type "su" you should see a little pop up at the bottom of the screen that says terminal emulator has been granted superuser permission. Does it do that for you?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
Youtube.apk

Hey guys I just received a E-Mail this morning from a friend and was told about someone complaining that I have not posted a guide on getting the new Youtube.apk working on the HC port.

Here is the deal my wife just had a baby and it's been a very stressful couple weeks since our daughter was born premature! So therefor getting a guide for those who are impatient is the least of my worries.

What some you people need to understand is we have a life besides making those leeches happy.

Now for those that have a common sense I will try to get you a guide by tonight! I will not be posting it in this post. I'm going to take a few screen shots for the guide and will be sending it to Jay " jjhiza" He has a post for all confirmed working apps and He will be adding the guide for me.

So for those that are understanding I'm really sorry my daughter is my first concern right now and things are just really tough right now.

Also in the works is a working swype for HC I'm just having problems getting the keyboard layout to fit on the 7inch screen. Since the beta swype was made for the 3.0 HC it is set to only fit those 10 inch tabs.

Go here for working apps this is Jjhiza post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1114916