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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
This happens sometimes when Dalvik cache is wiped. Disabling and reenabling auto brightness fix it. Again Blame Samsung not us :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] speldenaar:
I'm going for the kernel as starters. I feel like eating in a fancy restaurant ;)

I have made a large number of modifications that I don't want to lose...yet. But I'm very curious about the main dish, and its features. So I'll order these later.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
On the sdcard...yes...on your device...no ;)

build.prop is definitely updated...seems it didn't install the rom, only the kernel. I'd suggest trying to run the nowipe installer again and see if that helps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leetut:
i just updated with no wipe and it shows

Overcome v3.0.0-ICARUS

as the Build number

anyone know if the backlight off mod can work with this rom?

those 4 lights are so annoying when im watching movies in bed

(one of the reasons i hated my N97)

edit:

and anyone know what i do with the 2 patches for maps and gmail?

cant seem to find that info anywhere
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
exactly , thats why n97 is in the locker :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigeyes0x0:
As I'm having nearly the same issue (icarus kernel stuck at first boot screen), I will send u the file tomorrow. I'm on the tab now and it's over 1am in the morning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qsec:
Hey, that did the trick.

I think it was my bad that i the first time used "boot in to recovery" option from power menu.

Thanks,

/qsec
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ziggary:
Nope no go..

I did a new restock again and same issue......

It works then bang max brightness on both of the tabs mmmmm
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
The short backlight fix will get overwritten with v3.2.0 of the kernel...it will be fixed in next release.

As for the two patches, they are installable zips. Simply throw them on the sdcard and install in recovery.

Is it bright in your room and/or is there a bright light of some sort shining at the brightness sensor?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ziggary:
In pitch dark room or light lit room auto brightness does not alter/adjust the brigjtness. If I have it set to max it stays at max. If I set it on lowest it stays on lowest.

Also with this version opera mobile is operating in phone mode not tablet mode ,,,,, takng 1/3 of the screen in toolbar alone LoL
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leetut:
undervolting is the same as hermes for me

oc'd to 1.2ghz

uv to -100 or -150

device shuts down

a good thing i noticed is gps works now

it worked with hermes too

both without any tweaks:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] manekineko:
It's true, Hermes with stock theme definitely had battery percentages.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ziggary:
Further info:

Ok changing the LCD Density from 190 to 195 has fixed the opera mobile (back to tablet mode) and the auto brightness...

I am clue less why this is the case.....

Second the stock theme no longer has battery percentage nor allows you to charge from a computer usb slot....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
That is the expected result - as I mentioned above, the stock voltages haven't changed from hermes to icarus, GB and froyo just react differently to UV'ing ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 4exess:
Button Backlight widget does it till then.

UV -100 freezes for me too thou it was perfect on Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] speldenaar:
New Kernel booted fine, but froze the tab directly after applying the 1.6ghz oc.

We all have different ideas about customizing, but what is the point for leaving the Button Back Lights ON, during charging when the tab is OFF?

I usually charge at night, I hate those bbl anyways and don't like that they are on when using the tab (since gingerbread), but this really is too much. Hahaha.

I'll post my testings after i've been able to use the tab longer. Sorry that I posted my negatives directly, but "the best is yet to come"
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
They're not always on - they're on when there is an active notification...its how it tells you, without a ringtone or vibration, that you have an action item on your tab ;)

If you want to disable that, use the BLN app which can be found in the market.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zoran89:
Just installed it ... works fine... tried to oc to 1600, tab froze.... tried 1500 works fine for now.. but I can't UV... as soon as I uv tab reboots ... I tried 1.4 and my old uv settings and reboot... I tried just -25 and still reboot...

And yes, kswapd0 is still hogging my cpu as soon as I transfer photos to my tab...

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Useless_Alias:
Dirty workaround for restoring nandroid backups.....

Keep a CWM flashable zip of the kernel handy on your card. After nandroid restore completes (DO NOT REBOOT or exit recovery) choose install zip from sdcard and reflash the kernel.

Nandroid restore complete and kernel functions. Device will boot happy and you do not require reflash of kernel via any PC based tools.

Now for a question which most likely has a no answer because I didn't see it in changelog.........

Is there better HID support via bluetooth with this kernel? I am happy to see CIFS added (this was a previous deterrent) but being unable to connect my wiimote keeps me on CM7, and my sadness with CM7 is TV-Out is currently not working.

Congrats on the new release, hope my tip helps some ppl and maybe my question will be answered as I suspect but if it is not included is it something that can be looked into for future release?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] YoMarK:
Just updated with the nowipe version from 2.01 and wifi and 3g didn't work. Actually it connected fine, and the tab had an IP address, but no data was getting transferred. Solved it by wiping cache and dalvic cache.

The rest seems to be running great, tnx!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] speldenaar:
In sleep mode? Or when using the tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
They are always on when the screen is on - we can thank Samsung for that with their Gingerbread builds.

When the screen is off, the buttons will light up if and only if you have an active notification. If you don't, the buttons remain off.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tupo05:
Was Hermes user then switched back to DIP7 ROM to try it for a couple of days. But seeing the new release I can't wait downloading it.

Thanks to Alterbridge and OC Dev team.

Ps: downloading now 48% using my pre-paid 3G+ card ;-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] redvil:
Thanks AB86

With icarus i can't make any kind of overclock using setcpu or control voltage 4

:(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] speldenaar:
Oke, then I'm normal ;)

Unfortunately its not gingerbread nor Samsung issue. (there is a patch for it, working for stock gingerbread.) I wont be argueing over this no more :)

Kernel feels stable!

Did my pokergame, read some tweets..

Thanks guys!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Acer99:
Same here, unstable at 1500, reboots :eek:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
All silicone is different, there's nothing we can do I'm afraid
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] popophobia:
I tried out 3.0, then reverted back to Hermes by restoring a backup.

Now I'm stuck at the boot screen (Galaxy tab logo). How can I get into recovery again?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leetut:
oc @1.2ghz and uv @-50 seems pretty stable for me

any lower and all goes fubar

new status icons aint as good as hermes (imho) (but what do i know!)

uv dont work any better than hermes

widget picker works now, didnt for me in hermes

available ram seems much better (and i only did a no wipe)

not moaning, just love testing new stuff and giving feedback:)

(was a nokia modder/beta tester many years ago)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Acer99:
Worked fine with Hermes.

But no bad feelings about it, your work is great, dont get me wrong, i dont complain
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] speldenaar:
Overclocking doesn't work for me to. Even at 1.2, the tab reboots after a normal action like deleting a picture.

Silicon or not, things did work before.

Same goes for me, loving to test and give some feedback. Don't shoot me, I'm just the messenger.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zaxondis:
Do you mean you don't have the option to OC or UV with either SetCPU or VC?

I've definitely got the option and can modify the settings myself. I chose to do a full wipe and clean install this time. Perhaps you want to try that if you didn't. If you did, I would suggest going back and doing it again and following the steps exactly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
It's not my work mate, I just give support where I can ;)

Hmm... I'll try some OC myself. Bear in mind that things change over time though. Could you get a logcat of the reboot?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AndroidGX:
The message is still there when I'am watching HD streams, finally nothing changed while HERMES :(

Already set all media.stagefright to "true" manually on HERMES, and ICARUS, and it's same problem. Many videos lagging as hell while watching a too much bitrate stream.

It seems that the CPU of Galaxy Tab seems has been for now (even with OC).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
downloading. still at 100MB. cant wait. lol. hopefully no issues for me.fingers crossed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
OC is very unstable @1.2+ for me.

Was working fine on hermes @1.4.

Without UV.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] redvil:
No..oc is unstable..with hermes ok @1.4ghz without uv..now..limit is 1,2ghz..i'm testing
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] -Howard-:
Good job on the latest build :) finally updated from the beta :P i used the stock theme patch and noticed no more crt animation or battey percentage would it be possible to get these back? :) thanks guys
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zaxondis:
I see, I just misunderstood your post. Good luck, let us know where you end up with your settings. I haven't tried OC/UV yet as I want to give the new install some time to see what it can do.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robkoehler:
Part of paricipating in a dev thread is the ability to pull and post a damn logcat if something reboots or force closes. Not doing so is like dropping your car off after hours at a mechanic with a note that says "broke".
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Hey, just checking before I stress, is anyone having trouble with market? When you click on My Apps, its not showing all installed apps?

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Same here, except it won't even go to 1200. 1000 is max :P

You're absolutely right... and I'm such a freakin noob that I dunno how to pull a logcat, even though I've told others to do so on other threads ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tryerxda:
Working like a dream!

Got it flashed in two tries (my heart stopped coz my son grabbed the tab during the first flash, and yanked the usb cable out. Luckily, I could get back into recovery mode, and now alls well)

Still testing.

One suggestion: If flash is free, why not include the apk with the rom, and a script to install it at first boot?

Im sure it wont make a noticeable difference in the size)

Once again, thanks guys!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Never mind, just being a noob at midnight... Must be the pumpkin syndrome... Lol. Force stopped Market, cleared cache, and all is good.

Sorry for the scare (if it did...)

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mootmaina:
Upgraded but it only did the kernel.

battery was at 30%. Will charge to full then retry.

Sent from killerx...10
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
FULL Arabic Support (Reading & Input)

We now have FULL Arabic support including reading as well as full input support using the stock Arabic Gingerbread keyboard :D

Download: http://teamovercome.net/downloads/004003-Overcome_v3.0.0_ICARUS_Full_Arabic_Patch.zip

Instructions: http://www.teamovercome.net/?p=1140
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NIKKG:
I can't get the Reader Hub to download Zinio. It keeps saying that this product doesn't exit in this store(4002).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] HighSun_Murder:
New to Overcome need help!

I just flashed this overcome Icarus ROM and I have a few questions.

How do I make phone calls?

can i just put the SIM from my phone into my Tab?

Also the battery life seems to be in the toilet.

Do i have to under/over clock it to get better batt life?

lastly, is there a theme or something i can apply to make the tab appear to have the 10" gingerbread look?

Thanks in advance,

-Murder-
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] julian.kueh:
Good morning. Flashed Icarus No-wipe zip via CWM over Hermes. Absolutely no problems at all. Thanks OP for your great work. Love the new status bar icons. Absolutely loved the battery life on Hermes. Hopefully Icarus will be comparable if not better.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Back on overcome :p took a break on the HC alpha running around, but it's just a bit too early on in the project to use it as a full function daily.

Had been hesitating, but then I saw the new 3.0 and thought what the heck :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robkoehler:
I'm award you 1000 Internet for the research put in to this post. You, sir, are an XDA all-start.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Alright, so, so far, it looks like the OC doesn't work very well, as well as the UV

I guess I will wait a little bit before upgrading :P

Too bad I was soooo impatient to do so :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ryn888:
Wow! Another awesome rom from teamovercome! I already updated mine. Faster and smoother than overcome hermes!

Thanks teamovercome!

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Icarus
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ryn888:
I update it using no wipe from cwm. And its running smooth!

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Byrana:
Just three words: awesome, thank you :)

Edit: Just found a black on black font color issue while opening up the stock calendar for the first time.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clubtech:
Anyone found a way to do a stable overclock with the latest version yet?

On Hermes i could OC to 1.4Ghz no problem. On Icarus i cant even do 1.2Ghz table.

I do no UV at all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
no issue like that here. everything is working. will try to overclock later.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xxx000xxx:
Good !

Try it today
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zoran89:
Can't overclock... 1500 was stable for 2 minutes ... even 1200 I rebooting with no uv at all ...

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigeyes0x0:
Kernel problem [Icarus]

Problem: stuck at Galaxy Tab Samsung screen (first boot screen) and cwm does not stick (got Samsung recovery instead), does not have this problem with stock on rfs, kox's or dip7's kernel with either rfs or ext4.

Config: DXJPE Asian Gingerbread stock rom, ext4 converted using chainfire tool, kox's kernel before trying Icarus kernel

Log files: in attachment.

I'd appreciate it if you can look into this problem
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clubtech:
Yea it appears that something is really messed up with overclocking this version for many people. Even at lower overclock speeds.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robobear:
o god, its GOOD... icarus version is nice...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
i can overclock until 1500. been using it for 20 mins. will report if i will have reboot or hang up. loving icarus.

edit: now i have reboots. will delete voltage control for now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fdfdrere:
Some flash won't load

I'm using stock browser. I checked plugin always on in the option. But some flash still won't load, showing a plugin icon there. And when I click the icon, nothing happens. I tried this famous testing Chinese page www.sina.com.cn.

I'm on clean wipe ICARUS.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dvng:
is there any changes to the locale? can someone post a screenshot of the locale?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mtbsoft.:
Excellent, many thanks for the info.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Calavaro:
I know questions are aplenty, but I didn't see anything related to the P1000T.

The P1000T is a GSM tablet on 850/2100 Mhz baseband.

I have only rooted it, but never installed any custom firmware as there wasn't any need.

Now with 2.3.3 I'd like to try, so any ideas about success rate?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Ok, Thanks. One or two last Q and then i will stop spam this thread.

Currently have Modacos rom+kernel and ext4. Will this be a problem?

or can I follow the excellent guide to the letter and it will go just fine?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Bulut.O:
You Can Just Follow The Guide...

As Long As You REALLY FOLLOW THE GUIDE...!!! :D

There Will Be No Problem
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] V6-Maniac:
Thx MK,

As for now where 22 hours on the way after the battery calibration.

After my last update starting at 75% i went to do some theming and installed some apps.

Did several reboots and was chatting on Gtalk for 1 hour.

At the same time cause the explosion in this thread my Gmail went crazy with tons off notifications. LoL

I tried to do some gaming for 20 minutes on how to see Gingerbread is handling that.

Made a complete new Titianium backup and was passing some 300 pictures to my Tab.

And ofcource at every thread notification i used XDA app to read al the posts.

Further i was just exploring my Tab. ;-)

Al this was done in about 3 hours befrore going to bed.

At that time i had 38% left in my battery after some heavy use.

So 37% loss with heavy use i find it a good result.

Theoretical you could say with a 100% charge it could do without a charger for 9 hours.

I went to bed and woke up after 6 hours and had 34% left in my Tab's battery.

So my Tab had in 6 hours 4% loss with 2 pop3 account syncing every 5 min, 2 gmail accounts, 1 dutch social app with push notification, weather syncs every hour and Plume which syns every 5 minutes.

Until now i find this very nice and hope to see the battery life increase in the upcoming charges.

@ MK, Pittbull and Aterbridge:

While i'm writing this we are 48 hours on the way with Gingerbread.

And had no issues with the notification sound.

So if i may say so that Gingerbread solved my problem for now.

If the issue was still there it had to be already froze up by now considering that i get tons of mails the last 48 hours while this topic is exploding :-)

And the other issue on the sudden battery drop after a reboot is also solved, i think.

Did several reboot and with 33% battery life left i did a reboot and expected to drop to 4% but after reboot just 1% loss.

So no more battery drops... Yeah...!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Thanks. what a great place this is.

Now im gone for now
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
I've got the feeling mate, and this is a dreaded feeling mate as I hate to see this situation when it happens, is that you've probably hosed your your system. It could have been the dreaded botched bootloader flash... the only "brick" that's almost impossible to revive from...

It's too bad you didn't noticed exactly where it was that failed, but I've got a feeling it failed somewhere around the part where it says, SBL.bin during the flash... something like in this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13690587&postcount=120

To paraphrase ChainFire mentioned: you have stumbled upon the one and only way to brick a recent Samsung device... mis-flash a bootloader. :-(

I really feel for you mate.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
I am using this on p1000t with no issues. The hardware is standard, just follow the recommendations for the Telstra/at&t modem and you'll be fine.

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] BeauGiles:
Ditto, working fine here. Used the included JK3 AT&T/Telstra ROM with success, still connects to Next G, Gingerbread is snappy, loving it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Do note that the buttons light issue is probably hard-coded in by Samsung, probably in response to the previous complaints by other users that it goes off too early, and would probably rank lower in the priority of most developers here. It's actually being considered as a feature, rather than a bug by most people... In fact, I know for a fact, that alterbridge and mkhattab actually likes it this way, where the button lights stay on as long as the screen is on. It goes of when the screen it off.

Again, this is my measured opinion for your consideration, @Bartito, if this is the main reason you're holding off upgrading to Gingerbread for... hmmm, I would really consider it a kinda small annoyance that you should try to live with, in return for a much smoother and amazingly fast base. Sure, it has some teething problems, just like most devices when the moved from Eclair (2.1) to FroYo (2.2), and now FroYo to Gingerbread. It could be a long wait before that happens, and to just hold off from tasting Gingerbread's tasty goodness, because you've read that the lights stay on forever and ever... kinda feels like the old saying about "cutting off your nose to spite your face..." :-)

Cheers mate
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pawces:
I'd just like to say, with all the excitement going on with a new ROM, this post scared me sh*tless. Hanging onto overcome 1.4.7 until all the kinks are worked out on this ROM. Sorry i cant help you guys look for bugs, i just can't afford bricking my tab right now. Soon as i understand completely how one mis-flashes a bootloader though, i'll be back. Till then, imma be a lurker in this thread. :-)

Sent from my undervolted Galaxy Tab on Overcome 1.4.7 ROM
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Calavaro:
Many many thanks. I have something to do during the weekend now.

I'm backing up a <censored> load of apps and uploading them to dropbox now in preparation.

Thanks again to both of you!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ipit:
OK I know this is Off-Topic but worth a mention as I've heard so many stories about radio frequencies and 'hardware' limitations.

It looks like you can enable both WCDMA 850 and 900 at the same time. I have Telstra Tab which by default is 850/1900/2100 but I managed to get WCDMA 850/900/1900/2100 via the below method.

Now I know it's been suggested that this method only tricks you into believing that you have all the frequencies where in fact you don't but apparently it has been tested in Australia and it really works.

This may not be an issue in other parts of the works but the price difference between an P1000 and P1000T in Australia can vary significantly and it's good to know people aren't restricted to one tab based on their choice of carrier/frequency.

Anyway here it is

http://androidforums.com/samsung-ga...rk-frequency-your-samsung-i9000-galaxy-s.html

edit: I should mention that the instructions don't work as they're written. It's necessary to select the bands from the 'Combi Bands' screen and you may also notice that the only way to choose 900 is by clicking 1700. They're calling it the 'modem dance'. Some strange way of selecting frequencies but at the end of the day you will end up with all 4 WCDMA ones (without 1700). The 'modem dance' may be slightly different for each tab/modem but it seems to work.

PS: I'm using stock Telstra Modem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cad_2011:
Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] julian.kueh:
I have a schizophrenic GTab. Mine is a P1000T but when roms for overseas GTabs are installed, it thinks it's a P1000. I still get Telstra instead of 3telstra. I'm in Australia. Only had success in Overcome 2.3.3. Give it a go.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ukjeeper:
Everything on this rom is working really well so far, including battery life. :cool:

Except (there's always something, isn't there! :p )

aDownloader (torrent app) really seems to slow the Tab down on this rom. Its been fine on the last 2-3 (Froyo) roms, but on this one, the Tab slows to a crawl while its running. Any ideas?