yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Roy_W:
Code it be then

Thanks RangerCaptain, if nothing else it confirms my thoughts. I have searched in vain for quite some time in order to find the original thread but hidden shall it stay.......

Instead I have fired up the compiler and started to write some code in order to determine if I can find a solution for myself. So far it has been quite interesting to delve into the android.net.wifi classes, if I ever mange to do anything useful I will definitely let everyone know.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] njackson:
CPU Frequency

Just checked min. I am only using Voltage Control for OC and UV. GT spends 66% of time at 100 and 28% at 1400. I have not looked at closing apps, and generally run bluetooth and/or wifi all the time.

BTW Bartito, was it you who previously had bluetooth problems? I was having some with GOLD and found a data wipe of the OPP app did the trick. :)

Jacko
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EyeTech:
Ok. Just finished a restock and then full wipe. Checked the build prop and indeed the sf.http and sf.rtsp were false. I changed them to true and rebooted.

Still just as choppy.

Flash video still displays 'video not optimised for mobile', but plays perfect on my HD2 NANDroid.

Unhappy :(

Still, the clean wipe has tidied up the theme.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Ok that is indeed weird. I ran these tests numerous times. I even followed your lead and restocked (after some serious next release testing :D). Choppiness arises from these 2 values. Sorry but I will ask few question some may appear dumb but they're important. Did you install flash after flashing?(its not inlcuded in the rom). If you did did you update or did you restore an outdated version using titanium backup? Is there another app or computer using internet even slightly (yes that could cause the bogus not optimised for mobile error message). Do you have bladebuddy or a similar system settings changing app? (ones that could write new settings in local.prop that overrides settings I gave you).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
I think the solution was to write a routine that deleted the dhcp data when the wifi connection was closed. Know how to do that?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] carlsbad0331:
A big thanks to all those working on Team Overcome... Since starting with your ROM awhile ago, and doing a full wipe install for each upgrade I have not had a single issue. Everything has always worked perfectly well.

This however seems to be the quickest and smoothest of the ROM's and frankly the smoothest Ive had on any of my devices.

Thanks again, and keep up the incredible efforts!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] semsem1969:
hmmmm, i guess no one know the answer, so thank you for great help..:rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XQuilet:
reguarding sf.http and sf.rtsp, i actually did a test disable it and enable it my result are u enable/disable flash to be able to play on mobile youtube

and as for the rest of the other site like crunchyroll and live.qq.com for watching video is still choppy, but for mobile youtube the video is not choppy at all it run very very smooth.. i think it actually the coding of the site that make it so different from mobile youtube. that why it so choppy

as u know some of the video is not optimise for mobile they are actually for PC, Mac, or a Windows Tablet, this is because the way the mobile generate the video in a different way

if im not wrong most of the ppl or i can say all of the people that went site that is not made for mobile will encounter the choppyness

if you dun mind i u could give me the site and i shall test it for you to see if i get the same result as u ^-^
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XQuilet:
btw i have a question,

reguarding gmail (Patche),

is gmail unable to send attachement? i try attach build.prop from root explorer it show file attach to gmail but after i send, and i open it there is no attachement
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nostard19:
Awesome! Thnx kay_kiat88 for the info. Im gonna flash it by tonight. :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pawces:
just did full restock and then flashed Hermes-WIPE coming from Overcome 1.4.7, I can't get my GPS to lock even after the AngryGPS tweak. its been in test mode for about 15 minutes now with 6 sats in view but no lock. Just a bit of background, my GPS has always been this way since the Froyo Overcome days. I always had to apply the Orange driver files to get my GPS working properly after an Overcome flash. My question is, is there anything different in the GPS drivers for Gingerbread/hermes? Can I still overwrite the files with the old Orange drivers like i used to?

BTW, good job on the ROM guys!

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kangfu84:
Got rid of SetCPU and it works fine now. I'll mess around with SetCPU settings to see if i can find a stable configuration.

Or is Voltage Control just as good at preserving battery life? Ie: Does it have the ability to limit CPU when screen is off?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] steckums:
about:debug brings down a java console, in which setting - ua -desktop doesn't work, as "setting" isn't defined.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lucian777:
about:debug then press menu key, setting, scroll down all the way uastring. Voila

Or try opera mobile is better 100% in any way.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zaxondis:
Noted and noted. Thanks for all your work on this.

Just thought I would add what I knew since I've restocked each time I upgraded to get that Fresh Clean Feeling :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luisfer691:
Hi,

Since you are waiting for a source from Samsung before we can have an Overcome kernel, what kernel are you using right now?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bdf:
Hard Bricked

Well, I tried to run this through Odin per the instructions in the Zip.

The update failed. I held down the power button to turn it off so that I could try it again and I get nothing. It wont power up, it wont go into download mode, its dead.

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] steckums:
I would use opera mobile, but flash isn't working correctly in it. This will have to do for now, thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] OrionBG:
Try and play NFS Shift for instance! It uses accelerometer and just drive without touching the display for a minute! The display will turn off and the device goes in stand by! The same happens if you watch a clip in the browser (embedded flash for instance)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Yom:
Can you please paste the error messages from Odin?

Try this: Plug the tab into the USB cable, and from your computer run the following:

adb reboot-bootloader

This should put you back into download mode.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] docangle:
Just flashed and up and running(Tmobile USA)! This is the first Overcome ROM in which Exchange Calendars are Syncing correctly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] andrmike:
I'm lovin this ROM, great job. Now what modem would I need to flash to make voice calls on a T-Mobile Galaxy Tab? Thanks (sorry for the noob question)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
They're not on forever lol. They are synced with the screen. Screen on, buttons on. Screen off, buttons off.

Are you getting the little phone ! computer screen? If so that's an alternative download mode - fire up odin and flash.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] roy8846:
So the restock package wipes internal NOT this rom correct??

I came from Overcome 1.4 to stock 2.3.3 to Overcome 2.0 Without losing anything as have most others ok...

I didnt even know what the hell restock package was until now lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] KarlMarsh:
I am also having this issue. Anyone have the solution?

TIA
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
Restock package is linked to in the guide. If you flashed the original 2.3.3 from Chainfire and then went to CF-Root that way then your internal Sd would not get wiped.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sgyee:
You don't. This ROM allows you to make voice calls with a standard SIM over T-Mo US. I tried it with my son's SIM card in my Tab. Called my SGS4G with it. Installed Ray Dialer and off it goes.

I have an open thread on it here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075985
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] -Howard-:
Will i be okay to flash this over stock rooted gingerbread without loosing my apps or should i wipe everything first? :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
Ext4 modules

hey alter would there be any way u could incorporate richardtrips ext4 modules into the kernel :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075980

?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shadow_empire1:
just flashed beta2 with the cwm manager.

thx alter
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
This is a known problem (mentioned in the FAQ in Post #3) and will hopefully be fixed in coming releases (#Hopefully!)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] V6-Maniac:
Man...!? Was at work from 2pm and just came home and already 20 pages behind...

Topic grows very hard as seen on Overcome Froyo version.

And already a beta2 ready and stil not done searching for new features on Beta1 cause my work.

As for now i will pass the new Beta cause current updates i already applied except the Brightness bar, Sip calling in settings page and the broadcom keyboard support.

As for my battery life.

I can't give a reliable reading but as for this morning at 11am i started with 100% after charging whole night.

I went theming and customizing and had some Gtalks until i went to work at 14:30

At that time i had 82% percent left so in just 3 1/2 hours constant use and rebooting cause the theming 18% loss which i find a good result.

Well i just at home from work 11pm and have 75% battery life left.

So in 8 1/2 hours 6% 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.

And all this was done today with constant Wifi connection.

If i may so this is a nice result but we'll see in the future how it handles the power consumption.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Boraxx:
:cool::D:D:D:cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
May be an off-topic.

How can I adjust the touchscreen sensitivity ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nico1375:
I do have problems with bluetooth.

What is the OPP app you're talking about?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
No issues sending attachments here

Perhaps it could be a problem with permissions because build.prop is a system file that is usually RO? (even Microsoft Outlook doesn't let you copy PST files while it's open so it IS a remote possibility)

Try making a copy of build.prop into another location on your Tab and send the copy not the original
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] louser:
Hey all,

I did a full restock and flashed the wipe version of heremes and everything is running great. Even battery life has improved, so I'm glad I re-flashed the device!!!!

Lou
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
I did it the otherway round i dumped voltage control due to random rebooting while playing movies i now use set cpu very happy now rocking at 1.4ghz on demand.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Well every configuration is different as every silicon is ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
Did you look here? /data/wifi/bcm_supp.conf
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pendevous:
So voltage control and no-frills running at the same time will cause conflict in my system? I'm using both...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
I would venture and say that whichever app you use last is the one that is actually being used. These apps will make some changes and write them to the system to make your device behave differently (OC for example). Whichever app saves its settings last is the one that is being used although none is used constantly (real-time) as this is governed by the Kernel. The apps just write changes and save them and then they'll check your voltage settings the next time you start the app. That's why you have the Wipe Voltage Settings feature in the latest kernel which basically overrides all of the settings induced by these apps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
I generally advice against using two CPU adjusting apps. But if you're facing no issues keep them just bear in mind if FC heaven wver starts you know where to start looking :D

EDIT seems mkhattab beat me to the party :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
I just got affirmed #WIN
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EyeTech:
Thanks guys. Turns out the clean install did help, but took me a while to realise. Pre-wipe most flash sites were choppy. Post-clean install, the first video I tried (a video in my work website) was still choppy and displays the 'video not optimized...' message. So, I didn't try any more sites. After XQuilet suggested I share a video that didn't work I went to find one. I can't share the work video, as it's in a password protected site. So, I thought I would just get one from another site. That prompt made me realise all other sites now seem to work fine. Although some still give the 'video not optimized' message, they play smoothly. In fact I now can't actually find any flash videos (except my work ones) that don't play well on the tab. Bizarrely, those videos play absolutely fine on my HD2, along with all other videos. Can't quite get my head around why that would be the case.

In answering darkpal specifically. I installed flash via a titaniaum backup re-install. It installed the latest version as I had ensured all apps were up to date before I did the backup. I did have bladebuddy in pre-wipe, but I did not restore it following the clean install.

Further.... I looked at the build.prop in my HD2, which is running CM7 for the Desire/Bravo. Remember this phone also plays my work flash files file. It has the following sf entries:

m.sf.enable-player=true

m.sf.enable-meta=true

m.sf.enable-scan=true

m.sf.enable-http=true

There is no entry for rtfp

Of possible interest there are also about 10 lines that read like this:

ro.media.enc.vid.codec = m4v,h263

ro.media.enc.vid.h263.width = 176,800

and about 8 other similar lines

Though the section is pre-fixed with the following comment:

# Warning: We may not use system properties for specifying media capabilities and profiles in the future.

Do you think it would be of any worth, in me trying to mirror these lines and the sf lines from my HD2 build.prop to my tab one, in the hope of making those other flash videos work? Or, shall I just accept the improvements the new build has brought, and leave well alone?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
If it's not an app that takes effort to enter settings into and is freely available from the Market (like Flash) it is usually advisable to download a fresh copy from Market as opposed to restoring from Backup. You get cleaner results that way. This has proven to be the case with Flash especially
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EyeTech:
oh. that's not good. I didn't know that. Makes plenty of sense though. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Uninstall flash after wiping its data and reinstall it fresh from the market. Also try installing adobe air from the market. Its a big program (16MB installed) but it works for some specialized video players like the bbc player. Its a remote possibilty but it may work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EyeTech:
- No data to clear for flash, so just uninstalled and re-installed

- Added AIR

- Also copied my HD2 build.prop entries for sf and ro.media

- Rebooted

Outcome:

All flash files, except my work ones still play fine. Work ones still choppy on tab.

I.e. no change. Oh, well.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Hermes Wallpaper

Due to popular demand, I have added the default Hermes wallpaper to the Downloads section on teamovercome.net
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
Thank you overcome team for providing hermes stock theme just applied it all just the way i like it all about personel choice thank you again cant wait for the next release who needs samsung for software updates when you have the overcome team.

UPDATE okay guys i have been doing some testing for those of you who were having problem with the 182dpi settings with black line through the middle on this latest Hermes v2.01 here is the best soulotion.

step 1) Download the Overcome v2.0.1 stock theme patch here http://overcome.mimzo.com/?page_id=558

step 2) Apply the patch with recovery install zp from sd card and reboot.

step 3) Change your resolution via system/build.prop and edit the line LCD density change from 240 to 182 save and exit this is using root explorer.

step 4) Download TouchWiz4 for Gingerbread Tab here (Make sure you download the 182dpi one) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1077641 and install the zip file again via recovery after that wipe dalvik catch and reboot.

step 5) Now you will have a brilliant 182 dpi screen resoulotion with no lines and using the samsung galaxy s2 touchwiz launcher i hope you like this tutorial please hit the thanks button if it helped you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ahow628:
I am still having this issue on Hermes. Turning the backlight to full blast helps. Edit: Did no wipe so maybe that is it.

Also, put the new Swype on. It is a mess but usable. Wish I could move the landscape keyboard to the right corner though. The resolution isn't supported as a tablet by Swype yet though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jphonggreenadik:
hi, overcome user here. I just want to ask something.

when u turn the screen off, its like a television screen that is turned off, like a lighting on screen, the screen off animation, i know its normal because i use the overcome rom, its included in the ROM. what im asking is, is it not bad for the screen of our tab? because the screen doesnt slowly fades, it turns off like a lightning. is it not bad? thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Did you need to register for Swype beta or does it detect that your device natively supports Swype? (for licensing I mean)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
I don't think it's anything to worry about

The default behaviour of the Tab is to switch off suddenly as well (only without the CRT effect)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
When I flashed Hermes the camera had been working fine, but now it FCs every time

I open it and for a couple of second evrything looks different, somehow sharpen.

I haven't change the lcd destiny.

Any idea?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
This is a very old troubleshooting question but have you made any changes to the email apk?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
I searched the thread for the problem and I saw that camera issue with

Email.apk, and because I had changed the icon in Email.apk I replaced the original one, but that didn't help.

I have a CWM backup, but when I want to restore it it says MD5 mismatch. I don't know what is that mean.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
@sohrab1985

I uploaded an unmodified Hermes Email.apk for you to try

Grab it from here and try to overwrite yours using ADB or Root Explorer

http://overcome.mimzo.com/downloads/test/Email.apk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
Thank you.

I'll try and report.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
If anyone wants to go 182dpi follow my guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14841593#post14841593
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
I replaced your Email.apk, at first it works, I mean when I open the camera it

works fine but after 3 or 4 seconds it Fcs. Myabe I should flash Hermes one

more time since my CWM backup doesn't work, what do you think?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Did you clear data after replacing the Email apk?

If you are replacing it from within the ROM then go to Settings -> Applications -> Manage Applications find the Email app and press Clear Data

Alternatively (and I recommend this if you are comfortable with ADB) do it through Recovery as follows:

ADB reboot recovery

You will then go into CWM recovery

ADB push Email.apk /system/app

(remember to put the correct path to the apk on your PC into the command)

After that wipe Dalvik Cache from within CWM and then reboot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Hey @jutley,

one of the biggest issues people have with 182 dpi is the camera not working... can you confirm it works with these mods? dont want to make the change and i lose the camera...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fobas001:
Nice one, thanks

P.s. Camera works
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
At first I used Root Explorer, but it didn't work. Then I pushed it through ADB

and then I cleard its data. After that in CWM I Wiped Dalvik Cache, but still

the same problem.

I'm confusing about something, Are those steps in right order?

1.ADB reboot recovery

2.You will then go into CWM recovery

3.ADB push Email.apk /system/app

I mean is this possible to push an apk through CWM?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Of course

I do all my ADB commands in CWM recovery because there you don't have to worry about permissions and remounting

I'll post something else for you to try in a few minutes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
Thank you so much, mate.

Is this like flashing a zip file?

I pushed it through ADB on my PC. These are the commands:

adb push Email.apk /sdcard/Email.apk

adb shell

su

dd if="/sdcard/Email.apk" of="/system/app/Email.apk"

chmod 644 "/system/app/Email.apk"

But I don't know how to use CWM to push an apk.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Here you go

Grab this file http://overcome.mimzo.com/downloads/test/sohrab1985.zip

This is a CWM flashable ZIP and it includes a script to wipe cache (thanks to AB) so just run this file and reboot

Let me know!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
@mkhattab

I'm really sorry for bothering you with my problem. :o

I'm downloading the file but after that I have to go.

I'll let you know tomorrow if it worked.

Thank you very very much.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
No bother at all

I'm glad to help if I can :)

Let me know when you try!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] naTTan:
Hey guys i have been looking at some of the past post some of them have vary vague explanation. I was just wondering is anyone here has a docom Galaxy Tab from Japan that was able to flash a custom rom.

If you can i appreciate it a lot if you could post the steps how you get to a custom rom. ANyone else please feel free to help me
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
Everything you need is in the first post. Guides and tips. Everything. Whether or not this can be flashed on a docomo tab I don't know. But you can try consulting this Japanese pro called koxudaxi. Look for his thread in the dev forum and pm him if you need to.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Alright, after using Hermes for several days I am quite happy with the speed (even though I get sometimes sudden slight freezes). That said, as most have reported the battery life is quite poor compared to the good old Froyo 1.6.x series

Obviously not alterbridge's fault, we know Gingerbread hist harder on the battery :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Really??!!

Sent from my Galaxy Tab using Overcome Hermes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
yes it works
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robt2379:
I think the battery life has dropped significantly too, even since rc1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ahow628:
First of all, yes, you need to register. They changed the licensing scheme because there were some issues if you had an Evo (which has Swype native on the stock Sense) but had loaded an AOSP rom like CM7. Basically, they'll license whatever.

Second, don't bother putting the new Swype on. It was problematic after I installed it then it completely broken and wouldn't type after I rebooted. Just stick with the current version.