yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
how bout us non team member are we getting it later today? lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alvin Lai:
As long as you don't save as boot, whenever you reboot it will back to normal. You need to save as boot to keep the setting .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zoran89:
I got a problem ... I was transferring some photos from my sgs and after that kswapd0 process appeared hoging my cpu

....

It stoped after I deleted photos ... and came on after I put then back ... its 1,3 gb of photos and I really need them on my tab... what should I do?

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XQuilet:
hi guys greeting,

i have some question reguarding the free memory script.

i have not read up on this

just recently i saw a post reguarding this free memory script

could anyone pm me or guide me on this over here?

and where do i get the script and what i need to do to install the script ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
just click the link and in the first post you will see the installation instruction. sorry for spamming the thread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dx.varun:
I think u hv to read my post again coz i hv already mentioned that i knw they shud get erase but are not getting erased even after reboot.. both softwares are contradicting..

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Sent from my sexy SGT @ 1.4 ghz + chainfire 3D...

Works like a charm.. Please excuse my brevity.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Bud, not to be harsh, I promise, but use only one of the apps, either Set cpu our voltage control. I suggest VC since it does OC & UV. If used on the same device, could be why you seeing this "bug"

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
On a note to AB's post a coupla pages earlier about him not using OC/UV on his "baby" - i decided to remove VC and revert back to stock voltage settings.

Feedback as promised - after just one full battery charge (tab off till fully charged), a battery stat reset, my "baby" is going from fully charged as of 5 am, right thru to 8-10pm with approx 60-70% drop, normally have about 35% left.

Usage for the day = generally a few ph calls, considerable amount of ebook reading, watching XDA every half hour or so (compulsive, i know... lol), some gaming somewhere in the day, and about 2-2.5 hours music every day (ride a bike, so know the times quite well... and no it doesnt distract me, before any other bikers shoot me here... lol).

as mentioned before, im running TWIZ4 182 DPI, with honeybread (so if theyre draining much on the battery i couldnt say, without some separate testing...)

All in all, i found the stock voltage settings very comfortable, no need to OC/UV if my battery has these kinds of acceptable drains.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shazoom:
I want to determine if I should restock. I've been hanging on for a new release before I do since I don't have titanium backup pro and our takes bloody ages to put everything back.

I've been experiencing a mild instability, in terms of frequency: about once every day our two my tab freezes in use and needs to be rebooted.

I wanted to ask, is this normal? I suspect not but gingerbread is new and by some manufacturers standard from a few years ago this is pretty good
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alvin Lai:
Try to use juwe 11 script. I think it should help
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Nope, not normal... Try the juwe script, but a full re flash would be advisable. And maybe try putting a couple of apps back at a time, maybe its an app?

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shazoom:
Thanks for the input. It's good to know it's something peculiar to me ;-)

It's not a big problem for me. I'll restock once the team has released.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] redvil:
Twiz4 works well on galaxy tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
So far so good, been running it for about 2 weeks now, only really does justice at 182dpi.but won't be putting it back after ABs next release...

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Actually it was me :D (and as far as I know mk) I run my tab on standard out of the box settings. Its also how I conduct most testing to features, tweaks, patches etc. I am not saying you shouldn't tweak your device for best performance or battery saving or w/e settings that suits you (After all each tab is different). Haha would be pointless to add tweaking features to ROM/kernel then and I test those as well under special conditions to make sure they are functional. However majority of the users would like to have a decent out of the box experience which (thanks to Alterbridge86 and rest of the team) is provided by overcome :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TankFrydo:
sorry, but my ISP has problems with connections too everthing outside EU, som the download speeds are terrible for me. therefor. i hopped there was some alternative dl mirrors.. or i'll just have to wait till my ISP can fix the problems.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
@Dpal, im so sorry, youre right of course, was you... Sorry bout that!

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
LoL dude chill we are all friends here. No one is pointing fingers :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yalouf:
Hello there ! Owner of the P1000 europe branded orange since yesterday !

I would like to know if it is possible to backup my stock rom before upgrading to that rom ???

I have French official froyo from Orange

Baseband : P1000BVJI3

Version : FROYO.BVJJ2

Thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] biopsin:
Sure, look her
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VitaZora:
I finally had some time to flash Hermes on my T-Mobile Tab.

Beautiful, silky smooth.

The best yet.

Thanks Overcome Team!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XQuilet:
I have read the installation guide n i never saw any thing reguarding any free memory script

n i hope u know what im asking coz im not asking for overcome installation guide...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
sorry, im a perfectionist, like to get it right first time... but yeah, we all chommas here, nothing like a good laugh to keep the day rolling.

so come on, whats the news on the next release... or am i pushing the friendship here... :cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
juwe Script
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gwbard:
goto --thread here--

download Juwe_RAM_Script-CWM.zip

install via CWM Recovery
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
You are pushing it (joke :D). Well I am not that engaged in next release (as I was partying hard yesterday as it was my birthday :p I am currently looking into wireless media streaming via the tab which is the subject of my next article on overcome).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alvin Lai:
@darkpal

Happy belated birthday. Wish all your dream come true.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Congrats on the birthday! Hope you had one for each of us here... Hehe,see if you walk after that!

Any special app focus on the media streaming? Currently using vlc s&c, not too difficult to get going, and does a pretty good job.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Happy birthday DarkPal and many happy returns!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zoran89:
Does anyone have solution form my kswapd0 problem?

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Thank you guys for your kind sentiments. Well I am looking into the DLNA in the all share app in stock Gingerbread. IF anyone has better suggestions feel free to share :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Use your laptop as the in between step. Move photos from phone to pc, then from pc to tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] speldenaar:
Im using DLNA in the all share app. Streaming directly to my Samsung D6500 (without a media streamer) Files are on a Synologie media server, which supports DLNA also. Easy as it gets.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
So when is the new version coming???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
I second that! You are a good helpful friend.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] prinzhernan:
If he included it in the install script for the upgrade then why did he instruct us to do so in the guide? No offense but you're not making sense to me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Wow, people still don't understand that Rom Manager = fail :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rrevenge:
I really need to learn to flash via Odin :/ i dont know what goes where or what to download
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lunatechpsp:
just installed Beta 2 4 hours ago and i'ved noticed just now that the default movie player lags specially in 720p and also the default music player stops after 5 seconds then you have to hit pause then play to continue and after that it still pauses after 2 seconds... anyone has this issue too???

by the way, i used the Beta 1 last night and there is no issue something like that....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
ext4 support for GB

hi,

@alterbridge86, can you try this in your rom?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075980
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] blackheart2925:
Fantastic! But will hold off til Overcome GB is out of beta and has been properly "overcomized":-) still on 1.4.5 which works like a dream and is so good that I may never move to another version :-P
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
+1

i'm on 1.4.7 and still on it since the buttons light bug solved ...

but i'm reading all the post of this thread :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NonoWeber:
Just follow the instructions in the PDF file on Page 1. IF you follow the instructions, you can't go wrong.

NanoWeber
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] blackheart2925:
Guys - one request...for me 1.4.5 works as a charm! Is it possible to get the full rom and kernel for the same, I mean a link? I upgraded from previous version so did not download the full package...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Hi

Have search the tread and have not fond the answer i looking for. Hopes it ok that i ask.

Does the keyboard have åäö and can the system language be set to swedish?

Thanks.

And here is a second Q. What modem is best to use i sweden if some one now and have tested.

Or should i stick hit that modem that is recomenden in the first post?

JK5: http://www.mediafire.com/file/c6jop0.../JK5-Modem.zip

JM2: http://www.mediafire.com/file/4114cv.../JM2-Modem.zip

JMA: http://www.mediafire.com/file/m3p86h.../JMA-Modem.zip

JMF: http://www.mediafire.com/file/dxaa5g.../JMF-Modem.zip

JK3: http://www.multiupload.com/BDFH7U8JJ9
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] moonzbabysh:
Nevermind, i got it working, just did the entire process over again starting at restock and all good now. Dunno what went wrong before but man am I glad it's not bricked

Uplinked through my mind
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Yes it does and yes it can. See attached if in doubt :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] raymund160:
Hey there alter! ^_^

This ROM's working great for me.

Just one suggestion, could you implement the new gingerbread audio APIs so that I could use some bass boost apps etc.

Thanks! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2token2:
System language work ok with Swedish, but the Samsung keyboard does not support åäö. Im using the gingerbread keyboard from market..

As for modem.. i installed the modem that was recommended for Europe in guide and it works great for me...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Thanks,

Will be interesting to see if this runs as good as modacos kernel and rom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] turruso:
lost sound after playing a couple songs and text input is sketchy
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] V6-Maniac:
I have the same thought about his.

Ofcource i tried Quadrant but i do not believe Quadrant at all.

Since trying the original 2.3.3 and Overcome the last 48 hours there is a major difference in speed or should i say overall feeling.

Gingerbread feels a lot smoother and loading apps doesn't take ages.

Although the stock browser is a lot better than the old one i still using Dolphin HD cause just love the browser.

About the printing i can't help you with that cause i don't use it.

But as for the Swype keyboard i can help.

Btw: does nobody look into there settings after a new release.

It's like a new car, if you bought a new car you would also check all features before even take off :-)

So if you wan't Swype full screen in landscape mode do the following.

Go to: settings/locales and text/Swype settings/Keyboard size (or something similar)

And set it to "big" and see your keyboard is going to be full screen in landscape mode
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tsalate:
Odin is your friend there are plenty of posts on how to use it search or just download the guide from the op and read all thirteen pages its pretty much step by step.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
which is preferable? Stock 2.3 or Overcomes version of 2.3.

Want it to be stable and work in all weather.

The Tab is mainly used for navigation and browsing
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] V6-Maniac:
For me it's clear just use Overcome, Why?

Both roms are stable as far as i can tell cause there is no difference.

But for theming and tweaks which you maybe wan't to apply use Overcome.

This stuff isn't something which can be done on the stock rom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Oops! I guess there are a few addicts and compulsive flashers in the world.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] louser:
Happy Birthday Man!!!!!!

Lou
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jhsperc:
Site Down

The Overcome website is down with database errors - FYI. :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Gadgetguy2005:
The Overcome website says something special is coming in 24 hours...

I guess we will have our new ROM by this time tomorrow :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Yeahhhh....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Oh my goodness... what could it possibly be? :p:cool::D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] km2783:
FWIW, I've been running for almost a month now, no problems. I also flashed with the external card removed. Last time I left it in and lost all the data on it somehow (possibly my own mistake, unsure).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leetut:
can anyone help me get out of a boot loop:confused:

i set voltage control to 1.2ghz and applied it on boot

edit:

fixed that by deleting the voltage settings in recovery mode, yippee!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zoran89:
I tried that already... I tried putting it on external sd too...

I am desperate, I always transfer photos from my sgs to tab and now all of the sudden I can't ... I just added few photos to the tab that were recently been taken with my sgs..

Some 200mb... 1.1gb were already on tab ... then kswapd0 appeared ... and forced me to delete all sgs photos from tab...and now I can't transfer photos from my sgs... every time I try... stupid kswapd0 hogs my CPU

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 4exess:
Yo Dark Happy B-Day man!

Have a beer on me ;)

Happy new release Team OC!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] manekineko:
Has anyone gotten SIP VOIP calling working properly yet? Would it be possible to sub in the native dialer for the Samsung dialer to get this working?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] manekineko:
I finally upgraded to Hermes, and found that the wpa_supplicant replacement file that enabled ad-hoc wifi tethering is no longer working. Instead, if replaced it will cause a reboot when wifi is on.

Anyone have any ideas on how we can get ad-hoc wifi connections working again? I use it to tether to my phone's data plan.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] smali26:
There hasn't been an update since june 14th. Will devs continue to work on this?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alessandro_xda:
I dont think that it depends on samsung dialer, i've the same issue on my htc desire.

If i use the default sip configuration (on cyanogen mod 7) it behaves exactly as you described!

So i decided to use sipdroid (using pbxes) and everything worked fine until one week ago, now (after the upgrade to gingervillain 2.7) also sipdroid became useless...

Bya

Alessandro
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Are you using a task killer? Think about what apps you have installed recently.

A temporary solution is reboot into recovery, then wipe the cache partition, then advanced, wipe dalvik cache, then reboot normally, and move pics as fast as possible before the kswapd starts hogging memory.

The long term solution is probably a factory reset in CWM, then reflash the rom. It's something in"swap partitions" in the internal memery.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zaxondis:
Not sure if this helps, but on the Galaxy tab the wifi is controlled by this file now: bcm_supp.conf which can be located in the data > wifi folder. I've successfully modified this file to allow for LEAP connections at work, perhaps you can open that wpa file you have and just copy the params from there to this file.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Overcome Hermes Download Statistics
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
That says it all. The amount of hermes isn't equal to the amount of stock gb.

Edit: oops, I guess they could have stock from previous gold.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
In fairness, the figure for "Hermes" is the sum of Wipe and NoWipe so if you take an average of that figure (divide by 2) it's not that far off from the figure for Stock-Safe. I blame "them" anyway :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Where is that Biulut guy showing the overcome team revenue for hermes. They should be driving Ferarris on that private island by now!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robkoehler:
Have you ever considered reading a thread before you post?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zoran89:
I am not using task killer... and I can say with 100% certainty that I didn't installed any new apps... only thing that I changed is that I installed juwes ram script, but that was 1 day before the problem ... the problem occurred when I transfered new photos to tab, and now it occurs every time when I transfer photos to it...

Can juwes ram script be somehow responsible for this?

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ryn888:
Same here dude. I don't remove my external sd also.

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] niftyone:
I got this as well. In the end I downloaded csipsimple from the market. It's free, and it works beautifully.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Hmmmm. . . .

Easy to find out!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ryn888:
I used juwes also. But i dont encounter that kind of problem...

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zoran89:
Little help :-)... where is it located? I find it and just delete or?

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clubtech:
Sadly it does not work with a BY headset.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] manekineko:
Hmm I may be crazy, since I don't recall this on the changelog, but it's working for me unpatched. It no longer identifies which ones are ad-hoc connections like the patched wpa_supplicant did, but it is able to connect to my phone to tether still without patching.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
12 more hrs to go...... :) wht will b the new ROM called????
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
"Patience is a virtue". Not as catchy as Hermes, though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robobear:
waiting anxiously since after wiping i have several lost functionality.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Im checking this forum n site evry 2mins.... mannnn!!!! M sooo addicted to it...!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
check here is fine , but if you check their site every second it will become harder for them to update the site because this is make lags / hope you guys stop checking the site , and no worries all of us gonna get it , there is not limit downloads or something , all gonna get it even though after 1week ;)

patience
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Gadhou:
Mannnnnn, this anticipation is killing me.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] msgfromside3:
Does anyone have ODIN version of Hermes? I did the factory wipe but it seems my tab is screwed. I would like to keep my /sdcard so I want to flash it with Odin. Unfortunately, the web site is down, so I am not sure where I can download it. :( I need this urgently. I would appreciate if anyone can help me. Thanks.

PS: Is this a known issue? Silly of me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Gigamaster89:
The next iteration will be my first custom rom on my tab.

How much of an improvement is the current version over stock?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
My 2cents on the "Leave the SD Card IN or OUT?" debate...

Hey guys,

It's been a while since I posted here. Things have been a bit busy back here in the bowels of the Team Overcome HQ. Anyway, I decided to take a break and chime in on this topic, especially in light of a pending new release that should be coming up later tonight (my time at least... it should be around the morning time for Alterbridge86 when everything is ready. Trust me there's a lot of things behind the scenes that we usually prepare for ahead of time, before we release)

I didn't mention this in the guide, as I wrote it with the absence of the card in mind, as some people might not have it. So, again, in light of the new release, and as some of you would be restocking and reinstalling, without further ado, here's my take on the issue: There's usually no issues with installation with the SD card left in.

Ah ha, here's where you'll ask me, why I'd say "usually"... This is why: it's due to some hidden folders and other folders left behind in the EXTERNAL SD card (such as .android_secure, DCIM, LOST.DIR, etc...) that's usually left behind from other installations. The new installation routine that was introduced with Hermes would usually take care of the .android_secure folder, and if you're updating, the point is moot.

However, in a restock, where the objective is having as clean and as minty-fresh a system as possible, I'd usually remove my card during the restock process, put it in my trusty USB card reader, and delete those three folders manually, while Odin is taking care of the restock process. (This ensures the only data left in the card is MY data, like my MP3s, pictures, etc... the DCIM folder is especially irritating to me as it's where the system stores all the thumbnails it caches. Why it doesn't cache the thumbnails in the existing DCIM folder in the internal storage, I have no earthly clue. Damn stupid if you ask me,,.) Anyway, while my card is still in the reader, still plugged in to the PC, I'll throw in the wipe edition into the card.

Once it's rebooted and ready for the CwM installation of the Overcome ROM, I'll pop in the card, and I'll install the ROM from there.

Hope this helps...

Have fun, and catch you guys later tonight...

tpb
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Hey mate,

Unfortunately, we're undergoing a major maintenance on our backend, and there's no access to the downloads. That's why we always ask out users to at least keep a copy of the stock-safe packages if possible, they're a life-saver in many occasions. Anyway, here's what I can do to help you out. Here's the Hermes kernel (ODIN/tar format) that you can use to flash with. It should allow you to boot into CwM and mount your Tab on your PC. Copy/backup your data from the /sdcard to your PC. That should take care of your data.

Since your tab is "screwed", well, you might want to wait a few more hours as the new version should be dropping tonight. You can restock with the new stock-safe package and get your Tab up and running with the new version.

Hope this helps.

tpb

P/S... what known issue, and how did you "screw" up your Tab?

Not much really.... ;-)

But seriously, IMHO it's a huge improvement over stock, but you'll seriously have to check it out for yourself. As they say, one man's meat is another's....