yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pawces:
Sorry to quote myself here, i just need a yes or no, i need my gps. Thanks team!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alvin Lai:
I think you need to get better internet subscription. Everyone downloading great here.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MrKite4:
voltage control

Anybody here have any good stable settings using the voltage control app for the new Hermes edition?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
+1

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theerachai:
What version of oc did you install, wipe or no wipe

I used no wipe version upgrade from gold edition. I lost my cifs module which work fine in gold.

I have to use root explorer to push the modules and write a script to make it work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
Anybody know how to set the BLN to off when GTab fully charged?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XQuilet:
Question:

So now all the video site that u play videos play fine? no more choppyness??

what did u do actually? could u guide me Please?? and also may u go to crunchyroll.com and do a test on any animation? please to see if there is choppyness?

i really need this help my video play is like choppy =(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robkoehler:
Check your drivrrs
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pendevous:
To root the gingerbread, use Odin and look for the cf-root found in this very same sub-forum. Flash it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pendevous:
If you have bothered checking the previous page, you would've seen 2 people talk about it. I'm using the same configuration as them.

1400 - 1200, -50mV

800 - 1000, -75mV

200 - 600, -100mV

I don't bother the 100 mhz. Too slow.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
+1

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
@Darkpal, Google has maps 5.6 on the table for update, of i update, will i lose navigation capabilities in south Africa, should we wait for your patch or go ahead?

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tansoftware:
@ DarkPal Thanks for the insight. I'll definately give it another try today.

And hey did you know that Samsung released their Middle East Gingerbread update ? Code named JPJP9 :-) I was wondering what would happen if I flash this as a stock, root it, and then load Hermes' addon ? Any ideas ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tansoftware:
@DistortedWisdom What version are you currently running ? Are you on Froyo or Gingerbread now ?

Have you tried CF-Root as recommended earlier ? Let me know what happens :-)

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
do not update if don't wanna lose navigation capabilities. wait for the patch. just to let you know the enabled navigation capabilities of google maps is not done by team overcome. you can find it here @ http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1007132

however the OP has not updated to 5.60 yet so we all gotta wait.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
mine too. but i believe it's app related. but then again, i see no harm adjusting the volume once you reboot. how often do you reboot anyway.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
On a fresh installation of a ROM it sometimes helps to connect USB once with debugging mode disabled and then enable debugging mode. By the way, you can only tick/untick debugging mode if the USB cable is disconnected
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
I've been following the thread and it appears that many are asking for the "correct" or "best" under volt settings. let me tell you guys that there is no "correct" or "best" UV settings. the silicone in every tab is different so all our UV settings are different. For mine, i am able to undervolt -125 across all speeds. you can try this but your tab might not be able to take it.

so my advice to you all is to play around with your own settings.

1. start off with a maximun of -150 (don't bother -175 or -200 because in GB it's impossible. your tab will just reboot. howevery you can try though. mine reboots everytime i set it to -175) across all speed.

2. open some apps, play some games, make a call, play some videos. if you find that the tab does not hang, reboot by itself, stutter or explode, you can keep these settings.

3. if there are problems, increase the UV to -125 and repeat step 2.

4. keep trying until you feel that your tab is stable for your everyday use.

5. remember to press the menu button and save it as boot settings in the voltage control app. and uninstall setcpu. if you have 2 apps that controls the cpu speed, there may be conflicts between those 2 apps and your tab will/may go crazy. my advice is to just use voltage control since it can both undervolt and also control your cpu speed.

6. if you find that you tab keeps restarting by itself, it's probably due to the undervolting. to solve this, go into recovery, advance, clear voltage settings and reboot.

hope this helps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Thanks @Kay, thought a much, and thanks for the headsup on the dev, was sure it was Darkpal... Anyhow :)

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Thanks for the constructive response kay_kiat

This will hopefully put things into perspective and encourage users to try and figure out what is best for them. I'm finding 1400 - 125 to be the most stable combination for me (although I only did it for testing- I do not usually OC or UV)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Luigi! Haaaaawzit boet? :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sef_P1000:
I'be downloaded the latest Arabic patch for Hermes, but still can't get any Arabic. Not in locale, keyboard, browsing.. nothing. Help please. I'm using the latestversions of overcome.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
After you download the latest patch from teamovercome.net, you need to flash it from CWM Recovery and reboot your device. Is this what you are doing? Are you getting any errors or bootloops?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sef_P1000:
Exactly what I did. CWM shows the patch installs ok but after reboot, nothing. I didnt encounter any problems as well.

Should I be able to set local language to arabic after the patch?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
No this only enables Arabic support for applications (browsing, Gmail, SMS, etc) but something doesn't sound right because it has been tried and tested (I am using it and so are many other users)

Do the Arabic characters appear disjointed like before? No difference whatsoever??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
ja bru, going lekker, and snarfing da cracker? lol. i cant handle speaking like this... makes me feel like i have a throat infection... roflmao.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sef_P1000:
Ok.. I myself dont read arabic. Im doing this for my saudi friend. He says, the arabic on websites, sms and memos are "letter by letter" and "not words" which could fit your description of disjointed. Anyhow, flash history is this.

1. Gingersafe v2 from froyo thru odin.

2. Overcome gold from GB thru CWM

3. Hermes nowipe update thru CWM

4. Arabic patch hermes (latest) thru CWM.

Im considering doing a fresh install of hermes from stock GB safe v3, but this tab is making me nervous. Last two flashes I made, it was showing random colored lines, however, all flashes were successful and never had a single bootloop.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shange:
Boot and shutdown sound are disabled per default in this release.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] braby:
During cross Atlantic flights I shut it off completely every time I am not using it (take-off, landing, sleeping, eating) to save battery life.

So per one trip I can reboot it 3-4 times! :)

I only use headphones on trips, that's why it matters to me...at home I use the Tab every day, and it stays on for 3-4 days, however I do not use headphones.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
I got weird battery status after use overcome rom,later when i am at home i will try to upload the screenshot,btw is there anybody have the same problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
The flashing lines during the installation are normal and expected :)

They usually last a few seconds (give up to 7)

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
can't find it in market :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
i think you can just put your phone in airplane mode if you wanna save battery. besides. for me, with wifi on but screen off overnight when im sleeping. my battery drops 1-2% so i believe it shouldn't be an issue if you put it in airplane mode.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ryn888:
Guys im using hermes now. My calendar application won't open. Always force close. Why is itblike that?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
DistortedWisdom try flashing again the middle east firmware. Could be a bad flash. Also please please do not flash a firmware that has locked bootloaders. You can flash any safe Froyo firmware then flash the middle eastern bootloader stripped firmware to get boot. Also search this forum to find the manual rooting method if z4root or superoneclick arent working.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Well you can show me where I can get this firmware lol :p In thoery you can flash it but flashing hermes over it will install the JQ1 GB firmware back. To get the best of the two world you can always flash the kernel on top of the ME firmware although you will not have rom optimisations. You will only have a stock firmware with overcome kernel.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sef_P1000:
ARABIC NOW WORKS AS STATED!!!

My mistake was doing TWO patches, arabic and maps, without a reboot between them. Thanks guys! I'll hit them buttons when I get back to my desktop.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sef_P1000:
I never saw this in MY tab.. only from my friend's tab, who really liked this rom so much that he didn't care if I brick his tab.

Everything's good now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] A.G.:
RDP over Cisco-VPNC will hang a few seconds after successful connection. The mouse will move but the desktop will not react. The VPN-connection is still shown as working, though I do have my doubts, since reconnecting the RDP while VPNC is allegedly still working will always fail. Reconnecting VPNC and then RDP will give you another few seconds, but that's it.

I'm using "VPNC-Widget" for VNC and "Remote RDP Lite" for RDP. However the results are the same with "VPN Connections" for VNC and "Remote Desktop", "2X Client", "Pocket Cloud" or "AccesToGo" for RDP.

"VPNC-Widget" and "Remote RDP Lite" have been working with Overcome 1.4.X and probably 2.0.0. I am not axactly sure about 2.0.0. The last time I used VPNC/RDP extensively was during a conference at the beginning of this month.

So if 2.0.0 Gold was out then, chances are that I already had it on my tab and the problem lies with Hermes. Otherwise I may have someting to do with Gingerbread.

Can anyone else give me some advice on how best to proceed to get all this working again? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] idkidk:
Hi to all,

Just installed the Hermes edition from 1.4.7:

1) everything worked well (Great installation guide)

2) no app or data loose

Only ADW EX is less smoot. All ROM is very very fast.

GREAT JOB OVERCOME TEAM!

Tia

Idk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
Isn't thst advice still posted at http://teamovercome.net? Just curious. . .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Correct but I doubt (actually I know) that some users don't visit TOE except to download things

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
it is. but people are still asking about UV here.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
Okay guys you are not getting me, ill try to explain further.

LONG explenation:

1- I use a P1000JPJM5 (the latest listed in Arabic Firmware in Samfirmware.com) copy that i have been keeping for months and using it to restock whenever i needed to with 0 problems until Hermes.

2- This Firmware has a protected Bootloader and i always do the following

a. restock

b. Root

c. Bootloader Patch

d. Change to whatever Firmware i want.

3- I used the same files on GOLD, no problem.

4- yesterday i restocked my Tab to P1000JPJM5 going back from Hermes.

5-I have never changed my Drivers, nor did i update, format my computer or anything, The tab is detected by windows and i can mount my SD cards.

6- i can tick USB debugging mode, however, it wont act as debugging mode no matter what!?

7- Now Something went really wrong! neither ADB nor any terminal app wants to recognize my tab. it always says error: Device not detected.

I tried flashing the same firmware over and over again (because i cant flash anything else due to the presence of protected boot-loaders) but this didn't help.

I tried formating my SD Card, did a factory data reset from settings>Privacy and that didnt help.

I cant flash any Kernel to get CWM in order to restore my nandroid backup (for the same reason (protected boot-loader)

Short Problem list

1- Drivers on computer are working

2- USB Debugging Ticked

3- Super One Click Root does not detect the device

4- ADB does not detect the device: error: Device not detected.

5- Better Terminal App soes not detect the tab

6- Cant flash any other ROM due to Protected boot loaders

7- Tried re-flashing same firmware, Factory Reset with no luck

8- This occurred for the first time after restocking from Hermes to P1000JPJM5 <--- which i used ten's of times with 0 problems.

I ran out of solutions, so if you guys can help me find what went wrong or how to fix it, ill be more than thankful :)

Regards.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
try flash Stock Safe Rottohammer , it has Root , why wouldn't you just go and flash this rom as i mentioned in the other thread ? ? its STOCK SAFE ..... pls try it
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Connect the tab to the computer and open device manager in the computer. Expand everything and tell me if there is any unknown device anywhere. Also do you have another usb devices conected to the computer especially hubs or HDDs? If so disconnect them. Tab is picky about other usb devices admittedly by samsung (in kies it tells you that even).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
Clear your market's data by going to Settings/Application/Manage Application,

and then find market and press on it and then press clear data, maybe it helps.

I have this problem somehow, when I update one app in the market it keeps

showing "starting download", but in the notification bar the app is downloading

without any problem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
as i mentioned everything is OK in the drivers, nothing "Unknown" and every driver is working properly.

the problem is with the device now, because even the apps like "Better terminal" & "Terminal for Android" are not detecting the device when i throw in commands
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
How can I flash anything over a ROM that has a protected bootloader without Batching it first?

and i need root to batch!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
Darkpal , he is saying his drivers all are RIGHT installed ,, his problem that he can't root , his tab can connect to the computer or laptop whatsoever , he should flash Rottohammer Stock safe .. and then patch the bootloader , i got no idea why he wont listen to me .... :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
I am saying that k0sh because i faced a similar issue with my drivers Partially working. Tab was detected and all but adb wasnt working and odin was stuck. K0sh his bootloaders are locked flashing any firmware will lock him on samsung screen

DistortedWisdom have you tried a Hard factory reset from the crappy 3e samsung recovery? Try that after wiping cache. Outside this you have tried everything. I will ask someone more knowledgeable than myself to see if there is a solution.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
@DistortedWisdom

Was ADB working before or is this the first time you try? You mentioned before that you hadn't flashed a custom ROM before. Second question, is ADB in your computer's system path?

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
O I C. Well, let's just ask the team to take down the site then. <kidding> <kind of.>
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
I already tried the hard reset from the crappy 3e recovery, and yeah I tried everything in the book.

And before anyone starts flaming me. The only reason i am having this discussion here, is because i think this has something to do with Hermes.

I always use the same files and this problem never occurred to me until Hermes.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
I can not flash anything, when you try to flasg anything a protected bootloader you will end up with a soft brick. and the only way to revive the tab is to go back to the same firmware that has "THAT SPECIFIC" bootlaoder.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Well... we IS the team and we ain't taking it down! <also kidding but really we won't> :D

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
I am aware of how to install and use ADB.

I always use ADB for many things and yes it used to work until yesterday.

I am a 100% sure that the problem is with the device, because even the Better terminal (which is an app on the Device) wont detect it!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
Yeah. That's the good news. :)

My underlying, heretofore unstated point is, "why no post a dang link instead of contributing to the unnecessarily lenghiness (and I must say, confusion) of this thread?" One source, one solution... isn't that the general idea?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
So, I don't get it. Seems to me that the problem is with the locked bootloader that you've decided to install yourself, contrary to the guide. And now you blame this firmware because --- what? Because it, like the "anything" referenced above, cannot fix your problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alvin Lai:
These ppl are lazy. They need to be spoon feed all the time.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
View attachment 630847

These are screen shots so everyone knows what im talking about :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
I never understood the hostility and rudeness of some people here, I love this ROM and the Developer is such a nice guy, everyone here is amazing and helpful.

I ran into a problem, that might have been caused by some changes AlterBridge made on Hermes, so i am trying to figure it out so everyone can benefit from it.

Why did i change to a protected bootloader ROM? i needed it for a certain reason. Do i need to explain myself?

Am i blaming anyone? NOPE, everyone knows that flashing roms are dangerous and I am responsible for the damage of my own device "If any"

Trying to figure out something that i see for the first time and have already tried everything in the book to solve it with 0 luck is something productive in my own eye.

why do you think its that bad?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
In thoery Flashing Froyo or any stock firmware should destroy hermes or any firmware. The pit file remaps partitions and system is converted to its original state.

Did you try unchecking then checking usb debugging?

I have 2 solutions one of them is drastic. One is to redownload the stock firmware file and try again (seems pointless i know but read your signature and you will get what I mean :D ).

Second solution is to directly flash stock gingerbread firmware by chainfire (read the thread I think users were successful in flashing it over locked bootloaders) or stock safe from our guide.

And boys play nice :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
Not trying to be rude. You will know without doubt if I try that. I just didn't get it.

But i think you mean to imply that some aspect of the Hermes installation persisted into the next re-stock, and now cannot be overridden. 'spose that's possible, but wouldn't that mean that nobody would be able to go back to restock and then reinstall? Again, trying to get to the root (pun unfortunate) and not to slam anyone.

EDIT: I must say, though, whether it seems rude or not, that the guide

is

provided for a reason, and that your procedure

was

unusual and contrary to its instructions. There is very good reason for the guide (on which the team has worked so hard, just to prevent such obstacles), and it's unfortunate that it will be ignored by the "I didn't know 'everyone' included me" crowd. For you that's in the past, but for other readers, I hope this is the little push they need to work according to a proven formula.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DistortedWisdom:
Unchecking Debugging Mode YES

Reflashing stock I did that 7 times already

Flashing CF P1000XXJMQ over Protected Bootloaders seems scary ... but ill give it a try and if i Hard Brick my tab then ill just have to buy a Riff Box or something

And II captain, playing nice it is. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
I can say with 99.9% certainty that this has nothing to do with whatever firmware you were on prior, flashing via Odin with a PIT completely eradicates the file system so nothing can be left.

At this point, I'd definitely suggest flashing one of the stock Gingerbread packages (NOT stock_safe_v3, as that has my kernel in it and it will fail with protected bootloaders). The original one (WITH bootloaders) that chainfire posted will work fine. See if after doing that you have adb access back.

Quick recap on the protected bootloader deal - they do two things - 1) you can only flash signed kernels and 2) you can only flash signed boot loaders (not true of course if you use the tool from CF and Roto who found a way around that)

The stock gingerberad release has both of these things (signed Kernel AND Bootloaders) and it will load fine over the signed bootloaders from froyo. Only difference here is that they are no longer LOCKED, unlike the froyo days, and as such the signed bootloaders on GB will allow for custom, unsigned kernels.

One more thing with regards to your restocking process - of course you're free to do whatever you like but i think you're taking an unneccessary amount of risk by installing JPJM5 all the time, with protected bootloaders, then patching them to move on to another firmware. Essentially you're flashing bootloaders twice (three times if your going back to Gingerbread, since it requires new bootloaders), giving twice (or three times!) the opportunity for it to fail and hard brick your device. It would be ideal to just grab the unlocked bootloaders from an earlier rom and repackage the JPJM5 tar with it, this way you only have to flash the bootloaders once in the process. Just my .02 :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
what's wrong with having information on both xda and the site. besides i was just trying to help. i will not comment any further if not i'll lengthen the thread and feed more trolls.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] idkidk:
I've this problem too, have you solved?

Tia

Idk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] V6-Maniac:
Which ADW EX version have you installed, if i my ask?