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[A7 General] netstat_EVO:
Drugs are bad mm'kay

Why on earth do people feel the need to disseminate misinformation on here on such a regular basis.

Go back and re-read Dexter's posts on the subject. There is a reason, a real reason, not made up like "its not true android 2.2". This is not a phone, it has larger internal storage and thus relies less on the external media. To have it the way you people want it (like a monstrous phone) the external storage would end up being the default, making it difficult to use the internal storage, and also REQUIRING that you have a decent size microSD just to make the tablet usable.

BTW, I am still laughing that I am apparently using an Android knock off lolololol
[A7 General] rphilippe777:
I don't understand your response. I read Dexter's post on the subject. You need to re-read it. OS's in general have standards. If I run a windows, linux or mac system to name a few, you expect your hardware and software to run a certain way. For example, when you to read, write or print a file, any software you run for that OS should allow you to this on any computer that you run that particular OS on

the same way

. This isn't rocket science for a typical consumer. If you want to prove to me that I don't know what I'm talking about or worse yet that I

. , please show specifically where what I said concerning Android 2.2 is wrong other then that you may have read dexter's post.

. That's irrelevant. The standard is not about what you want but the way it was decided that the OS should work plus I believe this is or will be addressed in Android 3.0. This constitutes and opinion rather than a fact. I didn't spend $299 on your opinion which BTW I don't agree with.

I understand XDA is developers site and you guys are use to thinking outside the box, which is fine by me, but we aren't all here for the same reasons and when I purchase something and it says I'm getting a certain thing, as a consumer, I expect the minimum of what if I'm purchasing. The box days "Android 2.2" not "Android 2.2 compatible" or "Android 2.2 features" or "Android 2.2 clone."

The question is:

- What is "Android 2.2"

- How does this relate to software and hardware issues with the A7?

- Is there a work around?

- Is there a firmware update?

and If your replying to a post, do can you contribute anything helpeful because telling me to search all of Dexter's post because you think you say a post concerning this already without reference that to that post is a waste of everyone time.
[A7 General] netstat_EVO:
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There was no button to make the important text blink and slap you in the face at the same time, so I hope bold and red will suffice.

Don't get pissy with me because you are putting out misinformation and got called on it. There are people who come on here to learn and someone might have actually believed your BS about "Android 2.2 compatible" or "Android 2.2 features" or "Android 2.2 clone."

I have contributed. You on the other hand have not. Spreading crap like this is merely tantamount to telling people the sky is purple.

Edit: by the way, the "on a regular basis" part was not directed at you or any other individual person. I was pointing out how often this happens, not keeping score of who has done it the most.

Another Edit: Of course it will be addressed in Android 3.0 ... 3.0 IS FOR TABLETS!

Yet Another Edit: No, you are right, you didn't spend $299 on my opinion. You spent $299 on a bottom of the line Android 2.2 tablet hoping for the best, just like the rest of us... And since you seem so hung up on what the box said, did your box say "Powered by Android 2.2" or did it say "Powered by some guy named Rob's opinion"? I am willing to bet it said the first. However if you decide that you are willing to pay for my "opinion", there happens to be a donate button right under my name on the left. Thanks for playing.
[A7 General] bestialbub:
so, yeah. mount locations a rom issue.

'piss' somewhere else? ;)
[A7 General] arrkaycee:
Okay--this might be a stupid question, but am I supposed to install this and Dexter's mod over the firmware?

If so, should I do them in a particular order?

Thanks for all that you guys do!
[A7 General] bestialbub:
i'd suppose you could apply my market update over dexters rom, and then do a factory reset. i havent tried this myself.
[A7 General] dedapr:
That sounds great!

Can you give me a hint on where to find these mods? I'd love to run the latest A7 firmware and be able to get Market.

Do I understand that is what you have done?

I've had trouble w/ the Dexter mod. It ran fine for a while, but last week it started running in loops and I got messages such as problems w/ "Google services Framework", "Android Process.acore" has stopped unexpectedly etc. & it got to the point that the OS was working OK, but these and other messages were popping up every few seconds no matter what I did. It drove me to the brink!

It took a whole lot of doing but I finally got the latest A7 firmware from Elocity to load and work. But I sure miss having Market!

Thanks in advance for any help you might offer.
[A7 General] bestialbub:
@dedapr; ayuh. google market + google apps + calender/texting services. all present files were pulled from sdk's from nvidia, or from sdk's from google. no attempts were made to improve or fix existing software issues minus some minor build.prop changes normally applied to other nvidia devices. just a supplement to the stock rom of files normally included w/ android devices.

i do have a clockworkmod recovery posted elsewhere that will allow you to backup and restore your current rom prior to applying modifications or replacements.

not linked because its not presently available for posting on this forum. ;)

sorry, i was thinking this was my thread from title.

here is the updated gapps/market thread here on xda;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1019846
[A7 General] dedapr:
I'm almost there!

Many thanks for the help. I'll be glad to donate if this works for me. Especially w/ a calendar and message feature! I'm a newbie and have never done anything like this. I downloaded the A7 gapps zip so that is already to go as soon as I am. But before I do this I have 2 questions.

1- As dumb as this sounds, can you explain what I should do where you say "flash the factory rom"? I've never "flashed" anything before & don't know exactly how to do it?

2- Just in case I screw this up what can I do to back up and be able to get back to where I am now? Should I save everything on a separate SD card just in case?

I installed the most recent firmware from Elocity yesterday and spent +12 hours loading files and (non market) apps etc. Since I couldn't use the backups I had that were created in Dexter mod. I really want to avoid doing that all over again if possible.

Really looking forward to doing this and getting market again.

Thanks -

Barry

Ramona, CA
[A7 General] bestialbub:
yep, just flash my gapps/market update over you existing setup. i have the newest working clockworkmod recovery posted on my twitter, same name as here. backup and restore works, but not sure if my install script works on it for market. might have to rewrite one for it.

my clockwork recovery installs from apx for backup/restore. if youre not familiar w apx i should have a safe fake flash working in a day or 2 to use for backups/restores, but right now it wont mount system. im trying to clean up the stock recovery now to work in conjunction w clockworkmod recovery, for access to all partitions in a round about way.
[A7 General] dedapr:
It works perfectly!

I just wanted to tell you I followed your instructions and I am a happy camper!!!

No problems, no issues. I now have the most recent Velocity firmware W/ Market!

When I restored my back-up I got my apps, but I had to manually restore my home screens, contact entries, bookmarks etc. But that was a small price to pay for getting market.

What a pleasure not to have to deal w/ the annoying problems w/ the Dexter mod and do all the work-a-rounds.

Many thanks & I'm going to make a donation tonight.
[HTC Incredible S] alexanderi:
According to HTC, Gingerbread upgrade for Incredible S will be on June for Singapore.

"Dear Alexander,

Thank you for contacting HTC.

With reference to your query, Incredible S may receive upgrade to Android 2.3 in June this year.

Thank you for your continuous support of our products and services. Should you require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us again.

We look forward to be of service to you again"

That's pretty slow, my opinion.
[HTC Incredible S] LeanNSupreme:
Better late than never? LOL
[HTC Incredible S] NardVa:
June....I hoping we got the update in April. I guess June is about right. These next 2 months the phone should be out there more in one variation or another in the Canada, the States and some more places overseas.
[HTC Incredible S] ltcaugust13:
In my opinion to HTC's reply is earliest is June.
[HTC Incredible S] chobie:
True :P ....
[HTC Incredible S] Asmund:
If it will be as with the Hero, then the update will be released at Christmas time, at best
[HTC Incredible S] vido.ardes:
This has alreayd been posted before:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1014937

and I'll say what I said there again. Customer services just give a generic date, until HTC make an official announcement, they don't know anymore than we do. I have already seen a couple of leaks of the GB rom floating about (nothing that can be publicly released or flashed due to NDA's) but I can't see any reason for it not being sooner
[HTC Incredible S] carolinaguy99:
When it launches as the droid incredible 2 here in the states it will have gingerbread pre-loaded, so there would be no excuse to not have the INCs on GB before that, verizon ad's a ton of crapware to the device and not to mention cdma vs. gsm, we should get gingerbread before the Dinc2, at least I hope so.
[HD7 General] gasanpride:
Not sure if this has been asked , but on my HD7 hotmail email account, I can received email in HTML format but when I replied back it's not retaining the HTML format but rather replying in Text format. It's kinda annoying especially in email chain where you replied back with your HD7 and losing all the nice fonts in HTML. Is there any setting or configuration required so I can send Hotmail email in HTML format using HD7? My gmail account is fine though.
[G Tablet Android Development] ItsDon:
Sweet! I'm currently running Calkulins plus your V9 kernel and was getting ready to deal with the additions you just made standard! Awesome timing! Can I just clear Cache & Dalvik and then flash (& fix permissions) or would you recommend the full blown Format All then flash?
[G Tablet Android Development] 41696newt:
I am using a very similar combo and it is very stable it will be nice to have it all in one zip. Many thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] festivus:
Can anyone download the file? I can't seem to.

Nevermind, finally got it.
[G Tablet Android Development] mvaughn12:
Will Hulu still work in this build?
[G Tablet Android Development] mvaughn12:
Yepper HULU works GREAT!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] sweetfish:
I don't know if this is a bug, but I installed thumb keyboard. I go into the keyboard options and try to check the thumb keyboard but it doesn't do anything. Then I try to go into input method, but it doesn't show up there ether.
[G Tablet Android Development] notwen:
I've enjoyed your kernel work in the short time I've had my G-Tab. Does this mean you're done w/ the G-Tab kernel making game since it sounds like you'll be returning your G-Tab?
[G Tablet Android Development] acomiskey:
Runs great, thanks.

Any way to add wpa2 enterprise support or get the normal android settings app?
[G Tablet Android Development] ecker2008:
CLEMSYN DON'T RETURN YOUR G TABLET!!!

haha thanks for all your work and the great kernels you made.. We will miss you here!
[G Tablet Android Development] acomiskey:
Fixed the wpa2 enterprise issue by installing "WiFi Advanced Configuration Editor" from the market, now I'm on my work network.
[G Tablet Android Development] devlop:
You have to copy the apk over to system/app folder. You'll need root explorer or something similar.
[G Tablet Android Development] joeamateur:
Thank you in advance for your work. I'm waiting for gTablet I just ordered yesterday from Woot. Hopefully it will show up next few weeks.
[G Tablet Android Development] acomiskey:
Ran this ok for half the day, then pressed power in attempt to wake from sleep and it rebooted. Now it's stuck on the honeycomb boot animation. Any ideas?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Try going to recovery mode and wipe cache, the clear Dalvik-cache (it's under Advance). Then fix permissions (Also under Advance) then reboot. Hope that helps.
[G Tablet Android Development] acomiskey:
Thanks....i ended up reflashing using the regular clockwork....i was using the .8 clockwork previously. That was wrong right?
[G Tablet Android Development] imdaman99:
I was wondering the same thing as the poster you replied to. I will get root explorer, but where would we find the thumb keyboard that I attempted to install (paid for it). Which folder? Thanks in advance.
[G Tablet Android Development] devlop:
With root explorer, go into data/apps and copy the thumb keyboard apk. Now back out and go into system/apps. Make sure you select mount R/W at the top of the screen. Now paste the apk in this folder. Reboot. Now just long press in a text box and choose thumb keyboard in the input method.
[G Tablet Android Development] sweetfish:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9532446&postcount=1

I found a easy way to do it! Using CWM install replace tnt settings zip. reboot! you should have your old settings menu now. Then change the keyboard. Go back to CWM and flash rollback tnt settings zip. Reboot! Now your done!

:I suggest you use rollback because some widgets and stuff dont work with the replacement zip:
[G Tablet Android Development] bso44:
What do these two do?
[G Tablet Android Development] drum747:
Hey Synman, are you going to repackage the current version with the nvidia boot screen?

Sent from my Calkulinized and Clemsynized OC'd g tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
Waiting to see what Clemsyn's next move is. I'm working on bringing in some Honeycomb elements at this very moment and may even try hacking the layouts to put the notification bar on the bottom of the screen.
[G Tablet Android Development] drum747:
Nice! Ill be watching for it. This combo is smokin. Thanks!

Sent from my Calkulinized and Clemsynized OC'd g tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Version 4 is up with Synman's boot logo (this looks great) compiled with the UV settings. Thanks Synman :)
[G Tablet Android Development] drum747:
Oh sure! Ok. Off to check it out. Darn you Clemsyn! Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Sent from my Calkulinized and Clemsynized OC'd g tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] JohnCleary:
Ok I changed ro.product.device=harmony to ro.product.device=Olympus, did the market fix thing and I'm still having the same problem.
[G Tablet Android Development] goodintentions:
Whats your rom? tell me how u did maket fix.
[G Tablet Android Development] drum747:
Clemsyn, I just installed #4. Before I get too far. I was using your version 10 OC kernel with #3 because I was having hard boot issues with the reduced voltage. What kernal would be comparable? Is the stock #4 comparable or do I need the medium or high kernel? Thank you!!

Boot screen looks great!!
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Try the stock first (UV), I modified the voltages a bit. If it doesn't work, Use Medium which is comparable to the 10 OC kernel.
[G Tablet Android Development] drum747:
Great, I will report back.
[G Tablet Android Development] g0t0:
I'm using v3 with your Clemsyn Ver 10 MED. is there a difference for v4?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Nothing major, just the boot image by synman and a few tweaks on UV settings.
[G Tablet Android Development] ecker2008:
ok i'm about to try out version 4... I read through the thread and just wanted to double check to make sure I got the process down.. Also, I am coming from Clem-Caulkin2

1. Download Calkulin's Format all zip and use CWM to install it.

2. Go to Advance, and Clear Dalvik-cache

3. Then install Clemsyn_Caulkin4.zip

4. install Clemsyn1.5FroyoMed (or kernel of choice) through CWM

5. Done

Is this correct and are there any other required steps? Also, I could just reflash another kernel if I wanted to try say the undervolted one without losing any data correct?

Thanks clemsyn for all your hard work!

Another question: is there a way to save all my installed apps so I don't have to reinstall them? (I know I can save them through Titanium Backup and restore one at a time.. just wondering if there was a faster/better way)
[G Tablet Android Development] dictionary:
A - You got it. (though you needn't install any kernel unless you want to. It comes with a kernel pre-packed)

B - Yes, just boot into recovery, and flash the alternate kernel, with no wipes.

C - Honestly, fastest/easiest way, is to BUY Titanium. The batch restore of apps makes switching between ROMs painless and extremely fast. Just select the apps you want to reinstall, hit run batch, and they all automatically install.
[G Tablet Android Development] ecker2008:
Thanks for all the clarification and tips.. I'll definitely look into buying Titanium
[G Tablet Android Development] faiz23:
Why is it when i run the stock 1.5 that comes with Version 4 the Tab is stuck on viewsonic birds. When i run 1.5 medium i have the same issue and only when i run EXTRA will the tablet boot and then i get crashes or hangups. Only thing stable for me with version 4 is 1.4ghz.

STABLE: [Kernel] 2.6.32.38 - OC-UV-VFP_FP - Gtab/Zpad

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=903505
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
I had a little bit of fun with framework-res tonight... I pulled down a couple resources from the framework-res on my xoom and moved them in. I'm also working on an ADW theme to replace icons.

Figured I'd share what it looks like so far... still a work in progress. Looks like I'm going to need to sync up with the latest version of the rom too.

I'd love to figure out how to get the tnt status bar down on the bottom of the screen. That'd make this totally efen rock.
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
Just want to clarify that's not my actual boot logo. You'll find the original in the theme/apps section. I merely packaged it for use in this uber rom.
[G Tablet Android Development] dony71:
After update clemsyn v3 or v4 kernel, I won't be able to restore angry bird using titanium backup. I try also installing angry bird from market but still unsuccessful. Anybody experience the same?
[G Tablet Android Development] rover442:
I hit a 4627 this morning on ver.3 with the UV kernel and loaded with about 70 apps. While my Smart Bench scores vary, this was the highest I ever had.
[G Tablet Android Development] goodintentions:
Yes.

Using Titanium Backup and restore is bad. This has caused some people to go insane and ate their gtabs. The data carried over by TB actually has caused some unforeseen problems.

In other words, you can use Titanium Backup to backup all your apps. Then save those apps in a folder somewhere. Then reinstall them one at a time after.
[G Tablet Android Development] ivan.volosyuk:
I'm using backup apps and data. After flashing new rom - restore all missing apps and data. Works really well.
[G Tablet Android Development] dfin13:
Clemsyn: Is there any way, via the kernel, to force the Tab to keep the wireless connection alive? I've tried various other means with mixed success (Load Monitor keeps the tab awake, but the Wifi still sleeps until it's awoken by some process). The "Never" sleep setting just does not work on any ROM or kernel combination, as far as keeping wifi on after the tab is idle for a bit. After all my efforts, when I wake the Tab and see the wifi icon turn yellow, it's the equivalent of the Tab sprouting a leg and kicking me in the nuts.

I've tried having my email check every 5 minutes to tickle the connection, and this works sporadically, but not reliably.
[G Tablet Android Development] goodintentions:
I didn't say it didn't work for ALL people. I said some people have reported problems. I didn't say it absolutely will never work.

For me, I try to avoid all potential problems if I know about them.
[G Tablet Android Development] Asure:
Sourcecode?

Any chance of a copy of the sourcecode? I'm curious to see what changes were neccesary to get to 1.5Ghz :)
[G Tablet Android Development] miatawnt2b:
Fantastically fast! Would love to see WPA2 for the wireless.

-J
[G Tablet Android Development] bubble2:
I tried v3 last night

very fast but one bug I cant fix

flash videos on the BBC NEWS site wont play,other sites work fine

tried different versions of flash 10.1 and 10.2 and different browsers,clearing caches,reboots etc

still wont play at all, had to move back to vegan ginger bread, bbc works again

anybody have any ideas
[G Tablet Android Development] dictionary:
The problem exists between the keyboard and chair honestly. If people only used it as users have stated you have absolutely no problems. System data and things of the sort is where problems start to arise. Just restoring apps and their respective data is fine. Unless you had a problem before, there really shouldn't be any issues with a titanium app restore. I've been at it for numerous devices, and when used properly, have never had a problem. I've been flashing for a long time. While I agree that starting fresh is always best if you have problems, there is no way I'd flash between and test half as many ROMs if I had to manual install each time. Not unless I was getting errors
[G Tablet Android Development] pitamakan:
I'm really anxious to try this one, and have tried installing both v. 3 and v. 4 ... and both times my gTab stuck on the ViewSonic birds boot screen.

I've tried everything I can think of ... an nvflash followed by an upgrade to 3588, then repartitioning and Caulkin's format_all. Same result every time, and I'm stumped.

Any suggestions for something else to try would really be appreciated.
[G Tablet Android Development] ZoZo-:
Dunno why but the tablet wont get past the splash and boots into recovery after flashing this :p

Yes, I did follow the install instructions and I did a md5 check :p
[G Tablet Android Development] couchmonkey:
Try downloading the	Clemsyn1 .5FroyoMed.zip attached in the OP
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Update:

I've been playing around with the OC and everything and here are my findings so far.

1. Highest Overclock without touching any voltage settings is 1.2ghz

2. Lowest voltage setting without touching clock speed 700mv - 875 mv.

I have released my kernel with no OC...Anyone wants the kernel for 1.2ghz with no voltage modifications? LMK.
[G Tablet Android Development] couchmonkey:
Finally got this running and damn its fast.

Can't get GoogleSky/SiriusXM/Evernote to install.

Also, can't get location to be fixed like I did in VeganGinger.
[G Tablet Android Development] archat68:
Those trying to use 3G modems- see the following link. Thia worked for me:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991342

I can now use 3G using my usb stick :D
[G Tablet Android Development] norman505:
Clemsyn-

Many thanks for your hard work.

Question: Is there anyway to remove the default browser with the "original" browser from Froyo? This one doesn't seem to have right click function such as long press on the link to open it in a new tab.

I tried Root Explorer but get FC.

Thanks again.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
EXCELLENT!!! Sorry I wasn't able to get back to you...been busy with life at times :) Anyways, Thanks for testing it out..
[G Tablet Android Development] dony71:
i have this problem too

do you try to install angry bird whether can install?
[G Tablet Android Development] pitamakan:
Thanks. The Med kernel didn't quite do it, and I had to flash the Extra kernel to get it to boot. Now to play with the thing!