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[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
After you are done, I would highly recommend this kernel... just remember to grab the GB version if you are installing GingerEdition.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=13232904#post13232904
[G Tablet Android Development] shadowhawk2020:
Well the cloud player loads but as soon as I hit play it force closes.
[G Tablet Android Development] Tim-H:
running gingeredition setting the wifi to never sleep fixed it for me. Helped with idle battery drain too.

Running not the latest of your kernels but the one before that.
[G Tablet Android Development] shadowhawk2020:
Turns out that the new version of amazon mp3 was the culprit reverting back to an older version was all I needed.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Took your advice and installed this kernel (GB), how long is it suppossed to sit at loading screen. It's been about 10 minutes, no force closings or bootloops.
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
Should have been a lot less than that. Maybe a minute or two.

You're not supposed to clear cache in between kernels. Did you do that?

Also, this is what you should have grabbed:

http://droidbasement.com/gtab/kernels/2632/35/boot-cm_2632.39_gb-oc-uv-xtra-vfp_fp-042411.zip

If it is that dead. You may need to reflash your ROM. Just a quick reflash through clockwork. Clear system, cache and dalvik and you are good. Also, make sure your battery is 100% prior to flashing any ROMs.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Thanks, I'm going to give it another shot.

Sorry for the noob questions but how can I get the market? Is it as simple as downloading the universal GAPPS?
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
Don't apologize. You're doing fine.

The market will appear once you connect the tablet to wifi and then it will be there permanently.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Yup, it's there. A little different from my Inspire 4G but I'm getting the hang of it. Going to install the kernel against next.

My first tablet :) Anyway to get the keyboard to not have gaps?
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
You can hit the menu button when in a text entry box and the keyboard has settings that can be changed. Or, you can long press in a text entry box, select input method and choose 1 of 3 preloaded keyboards.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
So, I watched the kernel install but the kernel version stayed the same :confused:.

Also, I downloaded rom manager but it doesn't appear to install from there so I booted in recovery and installed it there, or so I thought.

Edit: Nevermind, it's all good.

TEK112, you're gentleman and a scholar. I haven't been a noob in a while. Time to do some digging.
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
Hahaha! No worries. I appreciate the kind words. I would however, ditch ROM manager. It is not really applicable for our needs, plus it tries to get you to update clockworkmod, which breaks the tablet.

Don't forget setcpu from the market to jump it to 1.4GHz now that you have the kernel to handle it. And, don't forget to go into wireless settings, hit the menu button, then advanced and set wireless to never sleep.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Probably why I'm getting an error message for wifi. Anyway, around it? Restarting doesn't seem to help.

Getting SetCPU as we speak.
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
I had that same problem. Reflashing the kernel (remember, straight up, no clearing anything just install from zip) worked for me. Others, not so much and there are simple instructions in that thread to show you the fix. It involves unzipping the kernel package and manually installing the wifi module through ADB or root explorer.

Set setcpu to auto when it starts and adjust from there.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Got it, I have lots of adb experience and I own root explorer as well. Time to empower myself and do some reading up. Thanks again for getting me started.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Wanted to start from scratch and reinstall the rom but I'm getting...

Magic value mismatch....

Nevermind.....fixed again.
[G Tablet Android Development] carljanderson:
Thanks. A widget worked. I tried a different one, and it worked.

P.s. i think i search airplane AND wifi.. ugh..
[G Tablet Android Development] luigic81:
That worked thanks!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] revlis8989:
i flash new kernel(boot-cm_2632.39_gb-oc-uv-xtra-vfp_fp-042411.zip)

in th web said: "Be aware, that if you leave it pinned to max, hammering it, it will get warm/warmer then your used to at 1GHZ, pinned."

so i need set to max 1.4Ghz or not?

thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] revlis8989:
i got a new dock form malata,i able to get video using the dock and HDMI cable，but i can not get ethernet working from the dock with RJ45

my gtab using VEGAn-TAB GingerEdition STABLE RC1

who can tell me ?
[G Tablet Android Development] xyrcncp:
I was talking about my phone in my post, not my tab. As for the tab's kernel, I don't remember reading that, I just flashed the kernel. I know that OC'ing may make things warm :D
[G Tablet Android Development] pimpmaneaton:
He is mainly referring to setting both the min and Max to 1.4 it will get warm. I run my Max at 1.4 and my min is around 480 I believe and mine dosent warm up. Just don't pin the cpu at full max on the low sie and you should be good.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
So last night I had a few issues but I was able to restore back to stock. I wiped everything reinstalled clockwork 0.8 and followed the guide to install this rom. However the Rom is stuck at the G-TAB DEVS screen and just sits there, going on 20 minutes now. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
Sounds like you did not do the 2048/0 partition of the sdcard.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
I did :confused:, it took a few minutes to complete.

This happened last night as well, It allows me to flash back to 3588 stock (cringe) just fine.

I swear when I vega loaded back up I aint going nowhere! If I get it back :confused:
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
I would suggest doing another nvflash and trying again. Make sure you follow each step. Skipping one could cause the symptoms you are describing. I had your issue when I first flashed this ROM, doing a nvflash and taking my time solved it.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Will do, I'll tackle the nvflash tonight.
[G Tablet Android Development] Archangel:
I loaded pershoots new kernel and it seemed to take care of the sleep/reboot issue!
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
I noticed two things.

1.) Pershoot's kernel prevents most of the sleep issues.

2.) If the device is off for a while (even with Pershoot's kernel) and you press the power button for about 1 - 2 sec to wake the device (not just tapping the power button) it will reboot the device.

So, from what I see, Pershoot's kernel and softly pressing the power buttons fix these issues.
[G Tablet Android Development] sonicshaman:
I flashed new kernel (boot-cm_2632.39_gb-oc-uv-xtra-vfp_fp-042411.zip)

I'm hung up on the viewsonic screen-flashed zip through clockwork, is there some trick to it other than that?
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Did you clear the dalvik cache before installing the kernel?
[G Tablet Android Development] sonicshaman:
not the first time, but I restored and did it the second time-same situation.
[G Tablet Android Development] Gemni69:
First i have to say best rom ever.. Second i need help haha.. I did a brand new install. I did the nflash to installing CWM to formatting to installing this rom. Everything works greats. It loaded up in less than 15 sec. I did a few reboots to make sure everything loads and works fine. So then i loaded all my apps back via Titanium backup. Only loaded apps + data and not system data.

Now it takes for ever to load. A good 1 to 2 min. Was wondering if this is happening to any one else but me? If it is what are the things i can do to resolve this long load time. It stays at the gingerbread screen for a good min before it loads. I have alot of apps on this thing. About 80 or so but man does it take long.

Also was thinking of loading another kernel but dont want to do that until i can find the stock one first to go back to. Anyone have the stock kernel for this rom?

Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
[G Tablet Android Development] manikin13:
I have stopped using the power button to wake the device from sleep. I now exclusively use the volume up button, even then once in a while I see a reboot.
[G Tablet Android Development] manikin13:
Long boot times seem to be the norm with this ROM, I try to reboot as infrequently as possible.:D
[G Tablet Android Development] Gemni69:
Boooo.. i was hoping that was not the case. Any info on a stock kernel to go back to if the new one acts funny?
[G Tablet Android Development] thebadfrog:
Try restoring apps from the market and then data from titanium. Long boot times are not the norm
[G Tablet Android Development] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
The long reboots seem to be sporadic. Some are having them, some aren't. I've been off and on of this ROM several times and have had it happen to me a few times.

What I *THINK* seems to fix this is two things:

1) do a clean install (wipe data) and immediately reboot once at the desktop.

2) do not restore apps from Titanium. Re-install the Apps from market, etc. You can use Titanium to restore user data.

This has helped me (I didn't use TB to restore anything .. just started over)
[G Tablet Android Development] jyams:
Same thing here, however, I have found pressing the volume + button will wake it up just fine.
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
I am one suffering from long load times. I have done testing and I do not think it matters if you restore apps or not. I have done a clean install and then loaded a single APK with no TB at all. This does not result in a long boot but a DDMS dump shows that it unpack's the APK's native libs on every boot. And that's what causes the long boot time when you have a bunch of apps. I think the problem is that there is a read only file system mounted at boot time for some of us that should be rw. If someone who is NOT having long boot times with 80 or 100 apps could bundle up their DDMS logs and share via PM or otherwise I'd be grateful. If you search my posts you can find details about the error messages I think are contributing.

But a restore with no TB restore is not helping at least one of us and I suspect more. There is something else going on.
[G Tablet Android Development] jyams:
Just as a note, I did use TB to restore "missing apps with data" the 2nd time. Had 4-5 minute boot times before. With clean wipe and reinstall, with TB app restore as mentioned, have 70 second boot time every time. Even flashed Pershoot's latest kernel yesterday, still 70 second boot time. Don't know why it works for me for the last week. I hated the 5 minute boots.
[G Tablet Android Development] amblix:
Dolphin and Skyfire lock up immediately

I just flashed this ROM and upon trying to open both Dolphin HD or skyfire the apps lock up right away. No touch response.

On Dolphin it locks at the User Agreement

On Skyfire it locks on the Whats new in this release

Anyone else have this type of issue? I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling
[G Tablet Android Development] racketier:
Excuse me for my ignorance, but logic would dictate that setting wifi NOT to sleep would increase battery drain.

Can anyone explain why that isn't the case?
[G Tablet Android Development] mmenzie:
Hello All,

I really hope this is the place to ask this, if it is not, please forgive my noobness and move it to the proper place. anyways....

I flashed to this ROM and have been liking it alot. I did however notice that a game i would like to play (never played it on this ROM or any other ROM so there is no comparison here) called " Live Hold'Em from Dragon Play. it has great reviews on the market which is why i chose it. However once in the game and sitting at a table it can't be played. it appears that your buttons (call, bet, fold, etc.) are not on the screen. so when the play gets to you, your are folded out. is this something that can be fixed???

thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] Das_Negros:
I installed the ROM and then downloaded and installed the Dolphin HD Browser and it worked all day for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] tgruendler:
When wifi goes to sleep, your tablet searches for other means of communication which uses up system resources which drains the battery. WIFI uses very little battery. That is how I understand it.
[G Tablet Android Development] tgruendler:
That is an issue with the APP and not the ROM or Kernal. It is the job of the app developer to make sure that the screen fills correctly. I would recommend contacting the APP developer.
[G Tablet Android Development] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
Have you tried rebooting right after the flash an initial setup screen. Not installing any APK's.

In fact, when I did this I skipped the setup process, let it get to desk top, and immediately rebooted (this is mentioned in the OP). Once I rebooted, I then setup my google account, loaded apps, etc.

I think that initial reboot is crucial here.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Thanks to TEK112's endless tech support I'm back up and running. Loving this ROM and this community. And to think I was considering leaving it at stock.

Sent from my Vegan G Tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] mmenzie:
thanks... i will try the app's forums
[G Tablet Android Development] cougar694u:
Interesting, I was curious about this, too.
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
I did the last time, but may try one more time. Like I say, I did a clean install, reboot as you say, and installed one APK. Then watching the logs it still unpacked the native libs for that APK on each reboot (yes, not just the first one after install; I made sure).
[G Tablet Android Development] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
You have PM. Sent you my boot log.
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
Thanks for all the fish.

You are also unpacking native libs. With 50 or so apps:

04-27 16:12:42.058: INFO/PackageManager(1050): Time to scan packages: 27.797 seconds

I probably have 5 or 6 times that many (yes too many) so assume a linear relationship, that's 2.5 to 3 minutes. Plus the same rough overhead as you and I'm in the ballpark. So I think we both have the same problem. What I didn't see what the read only file system message I was getting.

But you are getting the other error messages I am getting. I have loaded bekit's stock before reflashing so I feel like the partitions are getting reformatted. The only think I have not tried is repartitioning the SD (but it is 2K+0 unless it is corrupt). But the fact is I think you are seeing it also but with 50 apps it is tolerable. It just isn't with a few hundred. And yes, I do know I should carry less on it ;-)
[G Tablet Android Development] FacelessMan:
I am using dolphin HD to type this response, so dolphin HD should work fine.
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
I also did all the install incantations and ritual sacrifices. It appears as though the rom will do the unpack thing on every boot no matter what, and that takes either a short while or a long while, depending on the number (and type?) of apps you have installed.
[G Tablet Android Development] ecatapano:
Tried this! Still having a very long boot. Used TB to install only 68 apps and took 4mins and 32 secs to boot up.
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
Interesting. Apparently apps on the SDCard do not lose their libs. That might be a work around is move many apps to SDCard???

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13261356&postcount=430
[G Tablet Android Development] ecatapano:
Well that seemed to help some... down to 1min 52secs now. I didn't move all the apps just the ones I don't use as much. And the ones that widgets with them (like Pandora) don't show up in the widgets anymore. So thanks for the help cut the time in half for sure.
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
I moved a lot of mine and got to 2.5 minutes. But... I lost a lot of icons (e.g. Opera). Not sure why. Still working on it.

I noticed this before with Launcher Pro (which I'm not using now). The launcher starts before the sdcard is mounted and as a result all the icons of things on the sdcard do not show up unless you restart the launcher after everything has settled down. I don't know a fix for that but a 2.5 minute reboot is a big improvement! I still submit it should NOT be unpacking these on every boot regardless of their location.
[G Tablet Android Development] manikin13:
I am at over 250apps :( hence my almost 5min boot time, However since i am trying to reboot as little as possible, I am not struggling with it.

On a side note the facebook app was updated this morning, and fixed the fc's in it, hope skype comes up with their own update as well as I cant get past the welcome screen. All this because I downloaded fresh from the market instead of using Ti.
[G Tablet Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
I was able to getskype to work. The buttons for it are hidden under the taskbar. It did fc a coupke tinmes but works well now
[G Tablet Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
Is there a way to move the notification window to the top? I think this may help resolve hidden button issues
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Yep its in settings, tablet tweeks, uncheck button bar or bottom.
[G Tablet Android Development] jazzmanmonty:
i've searched this thread and some others, i tried to play racing games like need for speed, etc, and the gsensor/accelerometer are way off.. i keep finding different reasons its not working on xda (either blame on kernal, build, or game itself) so anyone know the real answer, or if there is a calibration setting fix? thanks for your help.
[G Tablet Android Development] ecatapano:
What skype did you get to work? The one from Market Place? Is it a working one with video? Im able to get Skype loaded with no problems just no video.
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
I'm not sure if you mean "I am getting updates from the market because I didn't use Ti" -- if you do, you know Ti has "Market Doctor" which fixes up your market links. I don't know if that's in the free version or just the paid version, but as far as I can tell I can restore normal apps with Ti (or not) and get a completely working system including the long boot times. The only thing that I have found that actually fixes the long boot is moving stuff to SD.
[G Tablet Android Development] manikin13:
Skype with video is only on the thunderbolt currently. Some libs are needed to port to other devices.
[G Tablet Android Development] Robdp:
Sorry for the newbie question, but how do I put the G-Tab to sleep mode? 99% of the time, when I clicked on the power button, the next power on required a full reboot (if I held on the power button, there was no option for sleep/standby).

Thank you in advance,
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
So moving to sdcard DOES help to avoid unpacking the libraries...

You can also set apps to install to SD by default in VT-settings.

on an unrelated note, where is this setting to set wifi to never sleep?
[G Tablet Android Development] cougar694u:
Settings -> wireless -> wifi, hit menu button -> advanced
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
excellent, thanks. I always forget to right-click (aka press the my button).
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
Yes, I will eat my words. However, I have a hunch that it WOULD unpack them if only the SDCARD were mounted at that point in the boot. It isn't so there's nothing for it to see. So it is kind of a bug + a quirk = improved behavior ;-)

Of course, the downside is the launcher also doesn't see anything when it starts. Its too bad you can't set the launcher to either wait for SDCARD mount (since it is internal it should always mount unless there is a bad issue; could time out) or at least listen for SDCARD mount notification and reload itself. Right now the answer is to wait for the system to settle and force close the launcher. Sometime doing a restart from the menu works and sometimes it doesn't. Not sure why it doesn't always work.
[G Tablet Android Development] jyams:
Issue: Market problem

After running this ROM for a week my Market no longer recognizes this device. I can download existing apps. In market when I click on an app I already have installed it sees the app and even says "update", if that app needs an update. But when I click on "my apps" Market sees absolutely nothing. I've done the market fix, Titanium wipe data, build.prop device rename, and anything else I can think of. Very frustrated. Had tablet for about a month and am a veteran at installing numerous ROMs, kernels, nvflash, etc. This is the first problem I have found that I couldn't fix. I've stuck with this ROM because I like it the best.

Any ideas??
[G Tablet Android Development] regalpimpin:
Have you changed your screen density? Mine does the same, I can search for it and get updates, but theres no My Apps. Says I've got nothing.

If you haven't changed your screen density then I can't help you. But if you have, thats the cause. Set it back to 161,and they magically all re-appear.

Personally, if the apps work. I dont worry about updating them, on occasion I'll search for them and run a manual update if I feel like I'm missing out.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
How about apps not showing up at all. I search the thread for a market fix but came up empty. Apps like Amazon and Ebay don't show in the market, I had to get them from the amazon app store. I wonder if it's the build.prop/release keys?

Nevermind, found it :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=861044
[G Tablet Android Development] jyams:
Nope, my LCD density is 161. No "my apps". I guess i'll just ignore the market situation. I have noticed today that with the release of the Google version of Google Docs, it does not appear in my market on the tablet. It does on my Evo Phone but not my gtablet.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
So after applying the fix and playing around with the build prop I still cant get those apps to show in the market? Any ideas?
[G Tablet Android Development] generosity21:
I can't get this to work. Is there a setting that has to be changed, or is this enabled by default?

Thanks

G
[G Tablet Android Development] ~JohnnyB~:
I'm not sure if this has been discussed further, I can't find any further references to the static issue in this thread.

I've had this problem as well and have tried systematically wiping all caches one at a time. Nothing seems to fix it for long. However, I did experience better than average results with wiping the Cache Partition.

Anyone else have this issue and success?
[G Tablet Android Development] manikin13:
I am not sure what I changed however as of this afternoon, my Vol up button no longer wakes up the tab, it is power button only. :confused:

I was playing with the power widget, maybe that messed it up. additionally my lower status bar also wont stay put, and keeps disappearing even though the option is unchecked in the settings.
[G Tablet Android Development] clintre:
With the lack of hardware accelerated video, how is the flash video playback and/or higher quality video playback? For those that have tried it?

This looks really nice.
[G Tablet Android Development] cscotty:
Not sure if this was asked, but can this be used with ClemsynGeingerVersion 9 Kernel?

Scott
[G Tablet Android Development] gpzjack:
Just loaded...Terrific so far!!!!! Thank you so much for your hard work.!!
[G Tablet Android Development] klong81506:
Can I Just install this over my vegan 5.1.1 froyo? Or are there other steps?
[G Tablet Android Development] boltgd:
nothing better then vegan

there is nothing better then vegan, it feels better then CM 7 too.... thanks for your hard work buddy...
[G Tablet Android Development] juanaraya92679:
Watching HQ video with youtube app is decent, but it won't show me the true 720p or 1080p. I think its only showing in 320p.. Video looks less pixelated on the web compared to the youtube app. I can't seem to choose 1080p through youtube web app.

Ya there is definitely something wrong with the youtube app. Is this the rom that doesn't allow higher quality video? Or the Youtube app itself?