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[Galaxy Tab General] rejanmanis:
Help...

Pls help guyz. Just bought my tab sprint sph-p100. I'm on gb 2.3.4 EF17.

The problem is when I plugged to pc. No popup usb mount on my notif bar, My usb debugging turn grey. Cross x on battery.

All driver installed properly. I also install the latest driver from stark. Even my kies do not support my device.

Tried adb shell, no device connected. How could I do all of this odin thing, when I cant mount my usb drive. How to trf files from pc to tab or the vice versa.

It was no problem on dell streak, gal ace, nexus s, but stuck with this tab.

Please help guyz. Thx before.
[Galaxy Tab General] rejanmanis:
Help Please ....

please help...

I used Odin3 v.1.85 ( included in the Quens_P100_EF17_ROOTED.zip )

I put Quens_P100_EF17_ROOTED_PDA.tar in pda slot.

and klik start.

But in the middle of the process, it said failed when flashing factoryfs.rfs

Now im stuck in this screen

whether i pressed Power off and ON or

Vol Up + power or Vol Down + power or Vol Up+down+power

get me to that screen.

if anyone can help please. what should i do ?

EDIT : FIX , Flash SPH-P100.EA24.SECURE.REV07-FULL_CL871413.tar Thru odin.
[Galaxy Tab General] gsu_golfer:
FWIW, the only time I've ever had to recover from that screen, I flashed the stock one first (which seems to be what you eventually did, and THEN flashed rooted GB).
[Galaxy Tab General] tpike:
Been there done that. Called emergency recovery.
[Galaxy Tab General] gsu_golfer:
Yea I've been at that screen also. No big deal as long as your computer will recognize it.
[Galaxy Tab General] tripolycell:
please help me

What should I do mey sprint SPH-P100 is not connected to qpst programing
[Galaxy Tab General] tpike:
http://db.tt/11jpRJO

try this link and uninstall and reinstall your drivers. please let us know how that works
[Galaxy Tab General] tripolycell:
it's same

i was change phone util by ##8778# and change usb from pda to modem
[Galaxy Tab General] tpike:
ok im sorry, can we back up a step? What are you trying to do with qpst? where are you trying to go?
[Galaxy Tab General] tripolycell:
please check here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1299458

i'am from indonesian
[Galaxy Tab General] tpike:
I can't help but draw the conclusion that you are trying to take a sprint tab over to verizon network. I have no experience with that and personally haven't seen anyone who has done it. If you have a wifi tab you can flash a verizon rom and be ok, but what you are talking about will require some more resources(ie an active connection on that network). Sorry I can't be of any help.
[Galaxy Tab General] tripolycell:
it's not to verizone network

i want to update prl to my gtab with smartfren prl use qpst but in qpst i have no connected phone

how i can update my prl to smartfren prl with sd card

with out qpst i can't insert akey and prl
[Galaxy Tab General] Karl:
do you install CWM the same way on GB?
[Galaxy Tab General] tpike:
xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1275031

Copy and paste that link into your browser. That has instructions on cwm and explains a lot. Let us know if you have any more questions.
[Galaxy Tab General] comk4ver:
Where?

Obviously everyone's had success downloading the file from the asian website but I can't find where to click on the website! Help; I'm currently on stock 2.3.4 so from my understanding I need to downgrade back to froyo then upgrade to gingerbread then use odin to upgrade to Quens rooted GB rom. Is this correct? I know this is an old thread but I'm helping out a friend here.
[Galaxy Tab General] Wackplayer:
You are to click on the blue button, if you are registered on 115.com

I also SOL because 115.com no longer accepts signups outside of continental China - it checks your originating IP address, and if it does not nmach one of China's, you are not allowed to complete the registration.

You can thank the Megaupload seizure mess for this.

You need to hire a Chinese person to download the file for you.

If you do so, please have them upload it to Mega.co.nz
[Galaxy Tab General] Rodderik:
Which files are you guys looking for? (give me file names)
[Galaxy Tab General] Wackplayer:
Since I wasted over three days on it, I would like to see Quens P100 EF17 ROOTED file.

These files I could get so far, the rest have expired domains, as well as content evictions. (Austin's student folder lost Galaxy Tab stuff due to excessive bandwidth???, a church decided technology help does not work well with faith services.)

Here's what I got in my Galaxy Tab 7 folder:

Google_Play_Store_3.5.19.apk

GooManager_2.1.2.apk

Smart_Keyboard_PRO_v4.apk

SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones.exe

vcredist_x86.exe

stock-ef17-kernel-root-cwm.tar.md5

stock-ef17-kernel-root-cwm-v2.tar.md5

Sprint_P100_Samsung_GALAXY_Tab_USB_Drivers.msi

1n1tialC0ntact_V_1_6.zip

Better-Than-Life-MIUI-Beta-2.0.zip

cm-10-20131006-NIGHTLY-p1c.zip

cm-11-20140212-terenceng-p1c.zip

heimdall-suite-1.1.1-win32.zip

KingDroid_ICS_NoteMania_v7.4.0.zip

KingDroid_v8.0_By_Dr.Taly.zip

Smart Keyboard Pro 4.7.1.zip

stock-ef17-kernel-root-cwm-v2.zip

stock-ef17-root-cwm-odin-tar-pkg.zip (contains SPH-P100.EF17.SECURE.REV07-FULL-Rooted-CWM.tar.md5 )

I know some of these files are garbage, yeah. Let me know what I can throw out. Also let me know which files don't belong. I think the Kingdroid files were picked up to rip the apks out for curiosities.
[Galaxy Tab General] FaridAlkorashy:
Thank you. Testing ....
[HTC Sensation] mobilehavoc:
Leaving it off fixed my wifi slowdown issue. Phone also seems to run smoother too. Any https traffic will remain encrypted and any other ssl or other socket connection is still fine. I don't get what the true advantage of this feature is except adding overhead to the phone.
[HTC Sensation] Flippy125:
Leaving it on protects you from people who know how to sniff cellular networks.
[HTC Sensation] mobilehavoc:
My wifi still slowed down so I turned it back on. This is my only major issue with this phone.
[LG Revolution] chevyracen:
is cwm coming to revo through rom manager
[LG Revolution] thecubed:
Yes.

Indeed.
[LG Revolution] lufc:
Please do not post questions in the development forum

Moving to general
[LG Revolution] mursepaolo:
i tried installing rom manager a while back, but it keeps failing
[LG Revolution] AndroidCraig:
ROM manager is not compatible with the CWM or Decrapifyed ROM available for the Revolution.
[LG Revolution] thecubed:
Not yet, but it is coming to RevoToolkit :)

I'm still working on it though.
[LG Revolution] Joseph The Red:
You are my new favorite person
[LG Revolution] Young Dc:
Never been a fan of Rom manager
[LG Revolution] K0G:
Why can't we get this in the official list of supported phones? I've have had and used ROM manager for years. I still look all the time to see if its made it yet.

"Home-Less and happy"
[LG Revolution] majorpay:
I don't think you'll ever see the Revo published through ROM manager. There was discussion of it early on, but last I heard it was a no-go. Perhaps that would change with the release of CM, but that's doubtful as it's a port, and not a build from source.
[Android Themes] Lucas Dantas:
Good night, folks

-

next hour I am looking for the official wallpaper of the old Magic HTC as the image below:

Please, who know where to find, because I do not know the name of the wall, help me

graciously,
[Android Themes] klone96:
ive had it for years glad ii can help
[Android Themes] ultma75:
Lol I use to hate it but I miss it since having a g2
[Android Themes] Lucas Dantas:
thanks man! :cool:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Westfire:
Nice to see. Hopefully it is true. Let's see how long it takes HTC to skin it and push it out.

http://phandroid.com/2011/06/20/android-3-2-detailed-supports-7-inch-displays-qualcomm-cpus/
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] OmniNut:
I'm guessing..4 months maybe. Still, good to know it's coming sometime!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] falconeight:
I wonder what will happen to the copacitive buttons, since honey comb doesn't use them.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] The Jones:
its a good question, but when not in use, the buttons are almost invisible, so maybe they will just be switched off.

I hope though that HTC just keep them active and give us back some of that screen space which Honeycomb takes away for the controls.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] nxtwrld:
Well, the promise was "soon after launch", I am guessing, that HTC gets Honeycomb versions before official launch, so they have probably been toying around with it for a while.

Regarding the buttons vs. screen space - there is a bit more features in the bar with the back/home/menu buttons on honeycomb, so i don't think it will be easy to take away. At the end it will come down to the way HTC will decide to implement Sense experience into Honeycomb experience.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Wobblin30:
Hopefully the Sense widgets will stay. Other than that, give me a new market, YouTube app and tablet app support and I'll we happy :D
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] killerskincanoe:
It'd be nice if we could get a vanilla version before the sense version.. just to play with ;)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sofunnyxdd:
hope the sense widgets stay and the bar down the screen can disappear
[Acer Iconia A500] chlballi:
Since we have not 1 but 2 working 3.1 ROMs for our beloved devices...how long after we get the 3.1 OTA do you think we can incorporate USB controller support on our fantastic new ROMs?

Chlballi :D
[Acer Iconia A500] Dexter_nlb:
on this topic,

you will probably be seeing kernel fixes today :)

so you know.
[Acer Iconia A500] mazlo:
In both HoneyVillain and Dexter's Aconia P1 roms, my Logitech F510 is recognized (using Xinput mode) and I've been using it with snes9x ex. The Xinput mode emulates an XBOX360 controller, so I figure those must work as well.
[Acer Iconia A500] interqd:
my honeyvillain didnt recognize my cheap analog chinese gamepad.. :(

is there no way to make these cheap pad recognized?

fyi it only work in windows, not even on my mac os :(

but i hope some devs can make it to emulate like xbox controller like on windows which are needed for some games like gta IV
[Acer Iconia A500] Hogmeister:
so one thing i've noticed w/ the xoom and other 3.1 tablets is that the usb controller support uses the micro-usb to female USB adapter then you plug in the controller to that... the MICRO usb port, I suspect that is the issue, we're all trying to plug the controler in to the full size usb ports just because we have it. If someone is able to (i don't have the adapter) try using the micro usb port with a micro - full adapter and get back before we start having the devs make these crazy changes.

also, i support the idea of making the full usb ports work with controllers like that so don't take this post the wrong way ;) i just have this feeling that the intended use is for the micro - full adapters rather than our full port
[Acer Iconia A500] Dexter_nlb:
asus and xoom uses the micro usb , as it has a chipset that support usbmode switching, so it can run in host or device mode.. nothing else..

its special in that way support OTG android mode, cable is a little different too with ground attached to different pin, but thats it..

we got the right usb port as i know it, and since we got a device usb port we dont need usbport mode switching here..
[Acer Iconia A500] Hogmeister:
well i understand that we have the right usb port i'm just theorizing that because all the other tablets out there that use 3.1 only have micro then most likely support for the full sized port wasn't baked into 3.1 for people like us.. might take a small feat to get it working on full usb for us.

then again i don't know for sure, its just a theory i came up w/ after looking into it myself
[Acer Iconia A500] daveid:
Perhaps you all are testing wrong. I found an emulator for Snes that works with my usb controller. SuperGnes.
[Acer Iconia A500] rquinn19:
No issues for me playing nes emulators with my wired 360 controller.
[Acer Iconia A500] kebsood:
anyone managed to get a usb cd rom working? I've tried plugging one in but nothing so far. running dexters primee 8
[Acer Iconia A500] interqd:
any dev maybe can port ps3 controller driver from asus to acer ??

as now we have kernel code (even its only 3.0.1 code, but as i understand with some modification its possible :) )
[Acer Iconia A500] enkryptik:
yes, my 360 wired controller works fine.
[Acer Iconia A500] Dexter_nlb:
ps3 controller support via USB is now added to my kernel..

for other kernel modders..

its just including "CONFIG_HID_SONY" and its all solved, so you know..

its not default with acer kernel.
[Acer Iconia A500] chlballi:
So still no go on non-sony controllers?

Chlballi
[Acer Iconia A500] Dexter_nlb:
kernel got lotsa choices, so details for which to choose , if a research, and adding all of them is probably not the best to do..

maybe you can search google on your joystick + linux kernel ,and see what pops up. maybe a simple yes or no for support, og some techno babble explaining how to add it..
[Acer Iconia A500] interqd:
I hope its compatible with acer 3.1 :D
[Acer Iconia A500] Dexter_nlb:
its runs pretty well in my 3.1 iconia edition, so yes.
[Acer Iconia A500] interqd:
But i see you didnt make a new thread for your kernel.. hope u make it soon ;)

So i can use with other acer based roms ..
[Acer Iconia A500] chlballi:
I'm just trying to get generic USB gamepads to work..I'll see what I can find for that..

Chlballi
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yerand:
honeycomb has some ui glitches when running on our nooks, but honeycomb 3.2 is optimized for 7in screens, so if somebody were to make a honeycomb 3.2 rom for the nook, would that fix the ui glitches
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tapple:
Honeycomb 3.2 is still just a rumor. Granted Acer made the comment about it, but even when it comes out, we still wont have the source code until Google releases it. Our main problem is the display drivers we have for the nook don't support the lancher app in Honeycomb. Since the nook is using older technology, unless new drivers are made/released we'll need to find our own workarounds or continue to use software rendering for the UI.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arrjaytea:
Not according to this it's not: http://www.engadget.com/2011/06/20/huawei-mediapad-revealed-worlds-first-7-inch-android-3-2-table/
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Divine_Madcat:
Deeper blue may have more insight into 3.1, but working on 3.01, screen size never even appeared to be an issue. Our issues have always been with the drivers and properly compiling the OS for our hardware. Frankly, i have no doubt that if we had AOSP 3.0/3.1, we would have had something nearly as smooth as CM7 right now in no time....
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I Am Marino:
The problem is, I fear we won't see the source for a long time to come.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joenathane:
Once the time has come for the source to drop we shall all have moved on to newer, better, cheaper tablets and our Nooks will sit alone on bar stools and drink heavily and cry, just cry. While remembering their former days of glory, when geeks of all ages would gawk and stare in amazement at what the $250 tablet could accomplish, the golden days, our Nooks will toast & reminisce... Glory, Glory, Glory!!!! Remember the humble Nook Color and weep!
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nburnes:
Being supported by a "major" ROM like Cyanogenmod I bet we will get a couple Android versions out of this device.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I Am Marino:
I just wish the NC development scene would explode so even in the next year or so, the NC won't be forgotten. Considering it's only really CM, Phiremod, HC test builds, and some 1.2 builds, I'm not excited for the future of NC development.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quepaso:
Speak for yourself, CM7 with Tablet Tweaks is amazing. I dont need 10 different roms with ugly themes on them, i just need 1 solid rom thats customizable and thats what the Nook offers. If you are looking for something to flash a new rom for every night out of bordem, look to the Evo 4G forum, they flash for flashing sake.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I Am Marino:
I have an Incredible and I stick with CM7 nightlies on it too, the point I was trying to make is that even if it's 10 different roms with "ugly themes" it's still development, it's still interest, it's variety.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arrjaytea:
CM7 with tablet tweaks is undoubtedly a brilliant success, and I'm infinitely grateful for the efforts of the CM team, and Murdock. Phiremod is also brilliant, and has proven incredibly serviceable for me.

However, I'll say that I am still anxious to get a working build of Honeycomb. I hope DB, Divine_Madcat, et al won't see this as a criticism of their work, because I genuinely appreciate all the efforts that have been put in thus far - I'd just like to be able to have it at a DD state.

At that point, I think I'd settle.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AidenM:
For some reason it seems the Nook Color Community is dying out. When I got my Nook around March, there were at least 2 new threads in the dev section everyday. Now, it's lucky to get a new ROM in a month. And yet still, devices that are older get new stuff faster than us. So I highly doubt we will get Honeycomb that fast, even with the source.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Divine_Madcat:
Well, you certainly won't offend me. As it is, i wish i had the ability to make the SDK build more than it is; but I have hit my roadblocks. Our next big project will be ICS, since we should have the source for that, and with the lessons learned from CM7, make it into a daily use product fairly quickly. As we go one, we will see our hardware becoming more dated, but sadly, that happens to the best of us. ;)

Look, im sorry, but i am going to be blunt; just because we aren't getting a million "me too!" roms, does not mean we are dying out. If anything, we are ramping up as CM7 gets more and more polished. i mean, in just the last week, USB host support got released for the nook, adding in a second hardware feature officially unlocked. Dalingrin, Fattire, nemith verygreen, and others, have been tirelessly working on our device, and that doesn't show signs of stopping.

As it is, we have gone from a basic ereader, to:

a fully fledged tablet running Android 2.3, overclocked to 1.2-1.3Ghz, with hidden bluetooth and USB host enabled, and dev support that has not faltered since Nov. I would not trade our dev group for any other out there.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riceboyler:
Thank you! Isn't it quality that we want over quantity? I'd much rather have 1 GOOD implementation of an OS than 20 bad ones. CM7 is amazing, the work that Divine_Madcat and deeperblue did with HC is rather remarkable considering how little they had to work with.

It's kind of like a free market economy: those that are successful will float to the top, and that's what's happened in this dev community. The good ROMs have definitely stuck around, and the questionable ones didn't. That doesn't mean the community is on its death bed, it just means that the community is maturing. That's a very good thing, IMO.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SCWells72:
Yeah, here's another small article on that 7" Android 3.2 tablet. I agree that it'd be wonderful if this could be brought over to the Nook Color, whether it's built from source (ideal scenario) or "ported" from an existing build as with the current Honeycomb builds for the NC. Just the fact that everything is tuned for the exact size screen we have is huge!
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Divine_Madcat:
Sadly, i don't see it helping too much. The build from that device MIGHT help get rid of the 120DPI limitation, but that is about it.

Now, if somebody were to release a HC tablet built on the Omap 3630, we would be much closer to business... ;)
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I Am Marino:
Like the phone market, if someone released a low budget HC tablet running a single core. Don't see it happening though.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poofyhairguy:
There are three things that excite me about this Android 3.2 tablet:

1. Honeycomb being changed for a 7 inch screen. I always thought Honeycomb was too much for 7 inches (without going to an insane low DPI). I would love to know what tweaks they made.

2. Unless I missed something this is the first Honeycomb tablet that is not Tegra. That hopefully means the days of Honeycomb apps being Tegra only in many cases is coming to an end. Since Chainfire doesn't work on Honeycomb it would be nice if the app developers did away with the Tegra requirement voluntarily.

3. I am excited that the above two improvements will surely be baked into ICS from the start, meaning that once we DO get the source for Android tablets, we will be able to have a version made for a 7 inch screen.

As far as getting before ICS? Well to me it seems like Honeycomb 3.2 is to Huawei what Honeycomb 3.0 was to Motorola- an OS they get first as reward for being such good Android vendors (read $$$).

It will be winter before we know it, then we get the source for all this cool stuff. Google's gotta pay for that Honeycomb development first...
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brucemcl:
I think there are two reasons for that. One is the release of Cyanogenmod stable, the other is Google announcing that they will not release the source code for Honeycomb. CM covers that basics pretty well, and the lack of HC source makes it difficult to explore the cutting edge.

I think that Cyanogenmod will eventually release a ROM for the Nook Color based on Ice Cream Sandwich, when (or if) Google decides to release the source code for that. The ICS source code may revive the rest of the Nook Color development community as well by making it easier to put out cutting edge ROMs.

"ICS by the end of the year" could mean Cyanogenmod and others won't get their hands on the source code until December 31. What I find unsettling about this situation is that right now the manufacturers of new tablets have to crawl on their hands and knees to Google in order to release a Honeycomb tablet. Once Google gets used to having that power and control, will they ever go back to the old, more open way again?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bbqncigars:
While I do NOT want to wait 'til December for Google to get its act together, the current state of CM does a lot for my patience. I'll use a gadget for as long as it's useful to me. The Palm IIIx still gets used every day, the NC may be no different.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aludal:
spacemoose1 of XDA-Devs for Galaxy Tab is getting ready to build her take on AOSP 3.0.1 on a SGT P1010 (OMAP3630 device). She's well known for her Android 3 ports for SGT P1000 (project Alpha 2.5)
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I Am Marino:
I'm thinking the future development long term of the NC will solely be based on the release of ICS and how close or far from now it is.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Divine_Madcat:
Well, we know ICS will hit in winter of this year. Sadly, that leaves a pretty big time gap.

As it is, i have no doubt that somebody will be working on ICS for the nook, for one of two reasons:

1) People love tinkering with stuff, and the nook is a great platform for that.

2) The really tough lessons have already been learned (by at least the devs) in making CM7 what it is now. When AOSP is updated to ICS, hopefully, it should not be a monumental effort to update it to be nook compatible.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jesrazo:
My app keeps force closing, I'm running stock. When I open the app it lets me search then Fc. Any ideas?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tekkitan:
I've seen threads about this before. Search will find them but people say to either install Tapatalk itself or buy the premium app as they keep it more up to date than the free app.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] leonpr:
Free version has lost of FC. As tekkitan said either use the website or get the premium version or tapatalk :)