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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Byrana:
I tried the stock 2.3.3 last night and could not flash it. It hung in cwm and I couldn't get out of it. I flashed back with odin + roto and now I got the stock on :)

Unfortunately I am not getting data connection but it worked.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
You need to flash the correct modem to get your data back look at the radio section so after roto you went back to 2.3.3 gingerbread or you stayed on froyo.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Byrana:
Nope it works...I just forgot one step. Wiping cache and a factory reset. All works fine.

Sorry for offtopic.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rbaggio00:
i have the tmobile version of the tab and after i installed overcome gold i lost root how do i get it back.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
You definitely have root, just some people have issues with it :P You can use titanium backup to upgrade superuser, fixed it for one poster a few pages back.

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
How did you lose your root? Uh... your significant other might not like it! ;-)

Anyway, did you follow the guide properly, and restocked and use the full version? If you did, it's almost impossible to lose root access.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] codington:
Attached...

Use 7zip to unzip. I use ADB Commander and just copy the the two fonts to /system/fonts - then reboot. You could do the same with root explorer, but I found the ADB method faster.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Rayan McFly:
Did you try?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
Will try later today i ideally want to end back on gingerbread stock.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dx.varun:
Sorry for the PM ( waited almost for 3-4 days lol :D) ... I got the steps... everything is great ...

but if the bootloader is cracked the can we revert back to froyo from GB ..? wont it lead to brick my tab?

2ndly if i flash some other f/w (froyo) like the one of AB86's stock safe the it would change my Sales code and CSC.. how will i revert back my original settings?? can i download/flash to froyo (stock safe of AB86)then flash a country specific f/w by samsung Kies:cool:??

Deeply confused..!!:confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Rayan McFly:
Ok! me too!

so, we have before install roto V4 from odin and flash the Tab again with gingerbread stock!

Is it correct?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
Yes thats correct
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Rayan McFly:
Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nangathegr8:
Wifi loses connectivity in the middle nd then i have to disable nd start start it over. Was not an issue with 1.4.x roms
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Try to Set the wifi sleep policy to never. Go to wireless and network, wireless settings and then press the menu button choose advanced. Set wifi sleep policy to never.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Rayan McFly:
try to solve it with Blade wifi from the market
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mashimus:
I'm having issues with GOLD as well (constant FC closes on phone). I've had both these issues with upgrade and full install. I want to go back to RC1, but it work with EXT4, or do I have to revert to RFS?

My tab is the i9000T (Australian Telstra)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
I am gonna try and go back to stock tonight and if it works i will do a easy guide for all those who decide they want to go back to stock for any reason i really wish there was a easy way round it oh well will report back when i flash.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
try going to settings > applications > manage applications > look for phone > clear data. this may solve the phone FCs
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sebastie:
still facing Discharging problem when charging the tab at Power On mode.

And I notice the battery life drains alot more compare to previously :S
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stewi:
Had the same problem. Then I've pulled the cable from the SGT, reconnected it properly, and voila, it charges. It might be, that the bag made the problem and didn't allowed the connector to connect fully.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] biocalves:
I've been unable to get Chrome to Phone working after 2.0. I know its a small issue but has anyone else had this problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarjeiB:
Huge battery drain compared to earlier, hours less time... Battery meter shows almost exclusively android system using power.

Page flip in kindle app is also much slower and jerky, whereas it was silk smooth on 1.6...

Strange, otherwise it seems much smoother?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JCB_Digger:
I went back to stock and it has solved my com.android.phone FC's. I've tried both the upgrade and a complete reinstall using the Full version.

The only thing I'm concerned about is the 'stock' isn't completely stock since it overclocks to 1.4Ghz and has Root.

I'll give Overcome another go next release, but it's too problematic for me at present.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jutley:
Ok my friend it worked so do it all working great.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] OrionBG:
If you have problems with the ROM then you are Not doing something right! I've flashed Overcome ROMs (2.0 GOLD inc. ) many times during the last couple of days and I never had any problems that I haven't created! If the guide is followed to the letter there are no problems at all! (And don't restore backups!!! They screw a lot of things!) oh and no Upgrades too! Only clean installs!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
Gnag.... got a problem with what you are telling about backups... updated several Tabs with different software states but never experienced problems when restoring backups from apps and even systemdata with TI. But I agree to your opinion about updates cause these did fail in some cases already. Even in this cases I don't think it is a devs fault but caused by modifications on the Overcome rom before the update.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] OrionBG:
I can't agree more!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Useless_Alias:
You can restore backups but you must reflash the kernel via CWM before rebooting or else you'll have to do it via heimdall/odin. I've found going back and forth between this and the CM7 you can backup with CM7, before restore reflash the Overcome 3.0.0 kernel, restore then reflash CM7 kernel for a CM7 restore or at least this is what I found works for me. Long winded but reflash the roms associated kernel after a nandroid restore you'll be ok, think the boot.img restore is messed up in the recoveries but that's just a guess.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] The Transporter:
Hello,

I'm using Overcome since one week and I tried CM7 this morning.

I have a few questions, I hope not to hurt feelings from developers by asking this, and I don't want to start a war too.

Is it possible to remove all the samsung stuff (applications and bloatware) from Overcome ?

Is it possible to use stock phone.app and browser.app ?

Is it possible to have CyanogenMod settings into Overcome ?

I think that, in a better world, I would see people from Overcome and CM7 working together to make a great rom !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
1 - Yes, but everyone will argue

2 - In theory, but people will argue

3 - No, that needs full source code

Why not just use CM7? ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
hi,

after 3 days of usage I have my firsts impressions of this rom.

in general, is more slower that beta-2, and in particular, all apps that access to the sdcard are very executed very slow.

I wait a new release of overcome in order to recover the loosed speed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] schmolch:
Im still having a'lot of stuttering playing Audio over Bluetooth.

If nothing else is running its okay, but as soon as another app is running (like my gps-tracker when im outside running or cycling) its stuttering all the time.

I did not have this problem on froyo.

Is it possible to give the bluetooth-process a higher priority?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] The Transporter:
OK thx, cm7 is not yet ready, it still need development.

As soon as it's ready, I'll switch.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ron freeman:
I have the US Tmobile tab, used the stock US T-Mobile modem from the modem thread, I used SuperOneClick to root, and used SGY-Bootloader-patch to patch the bootloader before I install the rom. thanks for help
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
The T-Mobile modem does not support voice. You need to flash the jmz modem, however be aware you will lose 3g data. Maybe check out roto's modem switcher for the best of both worlds.

To all else, I'm sorry I've been unable to answer a lot of questions, but I hear all the issues and I already have potential soluions churning in my head. I fly back home on a red eye tonight and tomorrow work resumes on Overcome :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ron freeman:
thank you very much for all the work, very much appreciated. cheers

Do you mean the JPZ modem, I can not find JMZ modem
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
boot into recovery and wipe the cache partition, then go to advanced and wipe the dalvik cache. Reboot.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
Sorry, yes, JPZ modem ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Gotta love the dedication of our great dev. Let me say that overcome CwM is still the best custom recovery out of all roms out there. Well most known issues are more of a nuisances than Showstopping bugs. Oh and check admin board at TOE there are news regarding GB over there.

I am currently investigating the video stuttering issues (Seems like disabling SD speed tweak and enabling hw acceleration does a night and day difference. I guess tabby doesnt like to much read ahead).

Still cant seem to reproduce the remaining issues. I guess its because users forget to do necessary wipes before install.

Thank you again for the amazing hard work and dedication you put out there.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] codington:
com.android.phone FC's

For those experiencing com.android.phone FC, did you install AppWidgetPicker-1.2.2.apk? com.android.phone FC only came after installing AppWidgetPicker then a reboot. Remove AppWidgetPicker, and the com.android.phone FC's go away.

2.0.0 GOLD is gold for me - no problems since. There is a reason why AppWidgetPicker was left out of this release. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dhlong1010:
I got problem with this gold version when using my bluetooth headphone when it could not connect whenever I have tried to connect with my GT that I have not experienced when I used to connect with Overcome RC.

Please help me to deal with this!

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mashimus:
No... I haven't installed AppWidgetPicker.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sbanboy:
Thanks to the team .... I have been using the Tab as my phone replacement and it has been amazing ... it is an all in one device. The Overcome ROM has transformed this Tab into an amazing device.

The guide is well documented and gives very clear instructions in how to flash safely....so far it has been amazing.

Keep up the great work!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] saveferris91:
no i didn't install appwidgetpicker.

not that i'm aware of anyway, unless TitaniumBackup would have restored it, but I don't think it would have.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ckyllr:
How do you disable SD speed tweak after you enable it? And how to enable hw acceleration? using blade buddy? hw suppose to be 0 or 1?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Lemo777:
i was a bit tooooo fast with my comment that everything works perfect now. i can now play all movies, but some just crash in between (start to stutter and then break with message cant be played) which is not the case if set stagefright to on - but setting it to on, breaks 1080p mkv totally for example
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
Anyone else suffering from low call volume?

swyped from a galaxy far far away...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] schmolch:
That seems to have improved the playback alot. Thanks.

@mattman83: I was just booting my desktop to copy and paste it in, you are too fast.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Just a tip for the future, it helps alot if you quote what you are replying to. In this case other people would now know what changes worked etc, who actually helped you and all that.

Just sayin' ;)

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nikos-p:
WIFI issues (that i had only in RC1 - low signal) came back!

Also my tab is laggy every now and then (maybe the fact that I went back to stock browser or video playback, I have to investigate on that).

For the use that I do the whole experience is worse than the RC2!

Euro GSM GT

Overcome GOLD
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JCB_Digger:
Yes, I thought there might have been a problem with the upgrade (and I thought the problem might also have been caused by my removing Thinkfree Office - I have a full version of Docs2Go so don't need the feature duplication), so on my second run I installed completely clean from Stock and then restored Apps (ONLY Apps) using Titanium - I never restore system settings. I spent a couple of hours setting everything back up as it was before and I was happy everything was perfect.

Then I tried to remove my SIM, the Tab restarted, then I got the com.android.phone FC's again. When checking the modem firmware under 'Baseband'', there was nothing listed. Wifi seemed to work OK, but no 3G.

I'm sure you're right and that I've done something stupid, but the installation instructions are so clear, I can't think where I've gone wrong.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pctelco:
WiFi-tethering going lost After 1 - 2 min.

Sorry for my broken English, I am a German.

Since yesterday. I have flash the Overcome 2.0 ROM, and I be very happy with it.

Only the WiFi-tethering switch off himself after 1, or 2 minutes.

Can anyone help me, to find out this problem?

Under overcome 1.x I don't have the problem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wintermute000:
Why is the stock browser so fast but 3rd party ones, even those who use native android rendering eg latest dolphin 5, are slow? Wouldn't using the built in engine mean the benefits apply?

loving the speed, but features and layout wise gah I want dolphin back
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
What modem are you using?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pctelco:
I use the KM2, but I have tested the JPZ before, with the same result.

--

*Mobil mit SGT*
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pctelco:
Oh, I have flash the modem JPZ one more, and my problem themes to be away.

--

*Mobil mit SGT*
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
The one listed in the guide that i should use, JK3 (for telstra), should i flash a different one?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
No the JK3 should be about right. Wonder if the low in call volume bug by sammy modem conflict is back? Can you try flashing the JPZ modem and tell me if any change happens.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pctelco:
Now switched my SGT P-1000 the WiFi-tethering after a Time from 1 to 2 Minutes off, because of use of the JPZ-Modem.

Please have anyone a hint for me, what I can do to use the WiFi-tethering?

--

*Mobil mit SGT*
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] razibhasan:
If you are reffering about low wifi signal then it might be gingerbread's issue. I am using CM7 now. Even if I am 30 feets away from my router, I get low signal. Personally, i don't think it's overcome's problem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
Will do, ill give it a try in the morning, at the moment you can barely hear the person through the speaker, and they say they also have trouble hearing me, :(

swyped from a galaxy far far away...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nikos-p:
wouldn't know about that...all i can say is that reception in RC2 was better..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Useless_Alias:
Is there anyone who may be able to help figure out a WiFi-Calling.apk for T-Mobile add-on solution for this ROM, that would make it complete for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VitaZora:
Temperature problems?

I was wondering if anyone else has run into any heat problems with Gold. I looked through this thread and only found one other posting. My Tab runs much, much hotter now that it did on the 2.0.0 RC1 Rom. It gets especially hot on the right side of the device - sd slot and sim slot areas and as the heat builds spreads across the right half.

Any fixes?

I think I'll go back to RC 1 for now, unless anyone has any suggestions.

I have the T-Mobile version.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] OrionBG:
The CPU is located there! It is normal to get hotter when under load! Mine gets quite hot during extended Game play! You can try to undervolt it with kohudaxy's kernel or if used disable the OC! Use ondemand CPU governor as it is more stable than smartass for the time being!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VitaZora:
I am using setcpu set to ondemand 800 max 200 min. Maybe I'll go with conservative and see if that makes a difference.

I'll keep playing around with the settings until I find the right mix . . . and, in the meantime, wait for the next Overcome incarnation!:D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattbuffey:
Cifs

Has anyone got video streaming to work using the cifs modules?

When I try to stream a movie (720p mkv) using cifs i get stuttering - around once per second. The same movie plays fine from the sdcard. When I stream the same movie to my samsung galaxy s it works fine, no stuttering. For reference, I had the same stuttering problem when my Tab had the stock GB with the GB cifs modules installed. I can stream mp3 music files fine.

Anyone out there with butter smooth streaming?

Matt
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dx.varun:
whats your internel temp of tab... ?? (uptill 50C no worries and 35C-43C is normal) and secondly whats your surrounding's temp...?(yeah that sounds stupid but internal temps in also effected by your surrounding temp)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VitaZora:
Thanks for the safe temperature span. Most helpful to have a better idea of what the mid range is. It's good to know that as long as its within the 35C-43C it's okay.

My tab's high temperatures will fall into the 35C-39C range. At rest it's around 23C-25C. So I guess I am okay.

But by comparison to stock 2.2 it does run much warmer now. When I played a graphics heavy game on Froyo, I wouldn't even really notice a heat build-up at all.

As for ambient temperature, I have to run more tests. I bought the tab in a cold New England February and now it is June. So that's bound to have some effect on the internal temps. . . . I have no way to compare though - unless I went back to Froyo to test - and I'm not going to that.;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dx.varun:
Up here in India its 43C today(toooo hot lol :eek:) and the temp inside the tab is 40C while charging ..:D and normally is arnd 38C-40C
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
What have you tried? The simple fix, back on Froyo, was:

Push volume up to the max. Then:

Push volume down two clicks. It will be loud.

I don't presently use my Tabby as a phone, so have not tried this on GB, but it did wonders on Froyo. YMMV.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2token2:
Ne1 got the old boot anim with the blue ring?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VisualOddity:
Ok, so I upgraded to this ROM Friday, which is my first ROM change on the Tab, woot! I am loving it, thanks for all the hard work!

I have one question though:

I noticed today that when I plug into usb, I no longer get an option to mount as a drive. Why is this? Is there and option I need to enable somewhere? I don't have my old back up from Titanium, so I made one and am trying to connect it to backup, but can't.

*edit: Also, the option for USB Debugging is checked, but inactive, so I am unable to change it's status... :(

Any thoughts/ideas?

Thanks in advance! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ckyllr:
So far I'm liking the update to gold but there is still some issues I have with it.

1) Gallery is very slow and laggy. I know that it's suppose to cache it and make it smooth and snappy once it's loaded but it's very laggy on the tab oppose to my captivate. Captivate is super fast and no lag at all with same content.

2) Video playback is very stuttering even for just mp4 files and other video files off my Captivate. On my Captivate, it's very smooth and stutter free with same content.

3) Flash video through default browser is super laggy. I mean it's pretty much unwatchable. But on my Captivate, it's very smooth and watchable with same content.

I believe the 2 devices are pretty identical in hardware so why is my Captivate running things a lot smoother than the tab? And my Captivate is atually running 2.2 Froyo so... this doesn't make sense.

Please someone help me.. .I want to love the tab but because of the issues above, I'm thinking about getting something else.

Does anyone else have the same problems?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
Disconnect the cable; you will then be able to change the USB Debugging option as required.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VisualOddity:
Following another reboot, the debug option can now be changed, however I still get no option to mount as a USB drive... :(

Anyone have any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
The option is also not available in the Notification window?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VisualOddity:
Done, along with rebooting, debug option is now available. Still no option to mount as drive. Does debug need to be off, or is it required on for the ROM to function properly? It is required on for Titanium Backup...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VisualOddity:
Nope, not at all...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
Hmmm... Well, USB Debugging needs to be checked (as is required by Titanium backup). All I can say is that: 1) Mine has never failed to mount/offer to mount when USB Debugging is set; and 2) I have seen no other similar complaints...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VisualOddity:
I figured it out. I'm an idiot. lol

Thanks though... :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hjlow:
i updated from rc1 to gold and had some lag all over the place. i went in cwm and did fix permissions and the enabled the lag fixes etc again. after reboot things were much snappier but not sure exactly how it was fixed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
+1

10char
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VisualOddity:
So what is the easiest way to do this? Do I need to get Clockwork Mod (which I have never used)? Happen to have a walk through so I don't screw it up? lol :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] delovelady:
CWM you have. Just hold POWER until a menu pops up, and choose Recovery. Your device will restart in recovery mode after a minute or so. Use Volume Up/Down to choose Advanced... Then press Power to select. Volume Up/Down to choose Fix Permissions, then Power to select. Device will report "Fixing permissions... Done." Volume Up/Down to "Go Back" and Power to select.

Power to select "Reboot now."

But as for the lag fix enable/disable, those instructions are elsewhere in this forum, and I have been searching for them the past hour or two... With not much success. :( I have read such posts a couple of times or more on this forum.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] codington:
ADB push this to /system/media or use root explorer
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] -Howard-:
Setcpu is showing the kernel to be going up to 1200 mhz evenvwgen limited to 800mhz. Is this a known problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
Same issue on CM7, Tech is working on a fix: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14472214&postcount=1046
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Lucky_Charms:
+2

T-Mobile tab running latest Overcome
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] josephkh:
Updated the Rom

Hi i just updated from OC v2.0.0 RC1 to OC v2.0.0 Gold every thin is fine and i like it, but when i check still showing RC1 in system/about. is it ok? or it should say Gold.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] amujee:
If I remember correctly, it should say OC v.2.0.0 if you're on Gold.

I'm back on RC1 so I can't check for sure.