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[Xoom Android Development] craigcrawford1988:
It's called constructive criticism, I love the ROM but I don't see why it was changed for something less appealing. I've thanked Tiamat team before so why would you make such a bold and ignorant statement? Someone is all high and mighty over their "thanks" I believe.
[Xoom Android Development] shaun0207:
2.0 still doesnt allow me to add anything to storage...

hey guys:

Even with 2.0, I still cant add anything to internal storage or sd card. I using my Windows 7 computer at work and reads the Xoom as a MPT device. But if I try to add anything to the internal or external storage, it freezes my computer and causes windows explorer to shut down. I also installed Watcher USB Mass Storage mode, but it wont give me access to internal storage either. Any ideas?

Also,is there a way to gain access to internal storage on a Mac?
[Xoom Android Development] spiff72:
I believe that you have to use Google's "Android File Transfer" application on your Mac to move files off/on the device. I have been using it successfully with both the Tiamat 1.1 and Xoom Zone 1.X ROMs. Not sure if it works properly with the new 3.2 based ROMs.
[Xoom Android Development] pkadare:
I looked at the properties of the file with Astro and opened it in the text editor app and nothing about the ROM version is jumping out at me. Any other suggestions?

Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] bpick:
Hey Guys. Great ROM it's awesome that you do this in your spare time BUT......could you possibly change every little detail so that it is more in step with MY personal preference ? Also my car has developed a miss and my girlfriend is acting *****y, is this related to 2.0 ?

I think we should all be thankful we have a ROM at all. The fact that there is a thread where you can gripe about battery icons and expect a resolution alone beats the hell outta what you'd get from VZW or MOTO or GOOGLE.

Let me check....stock rom still suck. Tiamat ......epic. Sheesh. If you are having an issue and have read the thread, then post. Guess what these devs really are devs and they will try and correct it. If there is a fix and it is over your head to implement: 1> Be patient until someone makes it easy with a zip. 2> Wait on it to get rolled in on an update. 3> Learn how to make the modifications yourself.

If it is the DAMNED BATTERY ICON we have all heard it before. I normally dont post like this but damn. It's getting on my nerves and I am just a user. Always remember they dont have to do this and could walk away and keep it for themselves.

There is an etiquette to these forums and custom deving. (Been flashing roms since winmo 5 here). Learn it and adhere to it. Is that so much to ask. Read + Search - Then post. If its been said a million times......can it. Peace and Viva La Tiamat.
[Xoom Android Development] shaun0207:
Thank you so much.

Any idea how to add stuff on a Windows 7 computer?
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
For me the Xoom simply appears as a drive on Win7, and I open it and add files as normal.
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
But the issue is that is considered "less appealing" in your opinion and a few others and even if it's 30% of the users that's beside the point. I seriously doubt that Team Tiamat, and nuisance in particular, are sitting around thinking "how can we make the rom look less appealing to all of our users" so that they get fewer downloads. They are trying out different options and if you don't like it change it. Perhaps the team can consider having a few options available for the battery icons in future which can be flashed via an update and then hopefully there can be less complaining about something as trivial as battery icons.

While I too prefer the older circle mod battery and will be changing them as well, there's no use *****ing about it, either live with it or change it yourself. Some users initially came in and voiced their opinions and the Team to their credit quickly responded to provide an update and even if this is still not liked by everyone, you need to realize that they can't please everyone. Some like stock, others like circles yet others like the icons from 2.0, so which do they go with?

To Team Taimat, if the only complaint you guys get is about battery icons, that shows how great a job you have done on the rom.
[Xoom Android Development] davidsos:
Thank you BRD and Team Tiamat for an excellent and prompt SDLC. I didn't bother grabbing at other next day offerings knowing that in a few short days this would most likely be out there and I would move onto it anyway. The previous 1.1 ROM worked well so IMO there was no need to jump on impulse and so I waited.

The upgrade from 1.1 was seamless and uneventful as it should be and the 2.0.1 update as easy as pie.

Excellent work :)
[Xoom Android Development] Alxoom33:
Great job Team Tiamat! 2.01 Update

Great job Team Tiamat!:D Great ROM and nice job on the 2.01 update !!!:D

I like both battery icons.:o But having the % charge is useful in the updated version.:cool:
[Xoom Android Development] shaun0207:
I tried that. When I connect my cord, I see Xoom as a Portable Media Player and my removable disk (G) is grayed out. So I cant add anything. I cant figure this out.
[Xoom Android Development] z06mike:
I wiped in CWM and installed this ROM but I see the stock Honeycomb boot animation. Is this the boot animation for this ROM?
[Xoom Android Development] playya:
ON both my XP and Win7 machine it shows up as a Portable Medial Player and all I do is click on it and then I have two more choices of SD Card or Internal Storage. I make another choice and then I can transfer over files with no problem. I am also using Launchpad Kernel 1.30. I did have the same options though with Tiamat 2.0
[Xoom Android Development] playya:
Its ok I guess you did not see my last line for those of you who did it the right way... Its alright Ignorance and Bold is "HOW I ROLL"
[Xoom Android Development] shaun0207:
I get the options, but as soon I try to add anything , it freezes my computer completely and then explore shuts down. I cant figure it out
[Xoom Android Development] playya:
At this stage I would probably just download MyBackup Root and save everything wipe and flash the new rom. Or you can nandroid and take your chances flashing over your current setup. Trying to figure out by checking hard drive and sdcard to see the last rom you downloaded could take longer. Its like 15 minutes out of your life from Backup to Back up running and fully restored..
[Xoom Android Development] shaun0207:
gonna try that Kernal now.
[Xoom Android Development] lhanna:
Seeing re-boots after 2.1 update

Hi,

I am a huge fan of the Tiamat Kernals and ROMs, I think the work is absolutely fantastic. Since installing the 2.0.1 update for Manta Ray I have noticed a couple reboots. I am using SetCPU to run at 1504, but pulled it down to 1000 and am still seeing reboots. When I applied 2.0.1 over 2.0.0 I did not perform any additional wipes. Is there any data I can review to see what might be causing the reboots? Anyone else seeing reboots? Thanks, - Louis
[Xoom Android Development] cwizardtx:
Yea, same here. That's normal bro
[Xoom Android Development] playya:
Yes I was at first but then I read on here you have to set wifi policy to never. Also since they are all teamed up I would respectfully tell you to try Launchpad 1.3 kernel which does not suffer from the same bug. At least on my end after a day of testing.

Hope I helped
[Xoom Android Development] dscribe:
I just wanted to take a moment to say a big THANK YOU to the devs on this ROM. I don't post on the xoom thread often simply because I don't have much that I can offer in a forum were things seem to rock along so well, but I did want the devs to know how much I appreciate their hard work and I am looking forward to many more cool things from them. ROCK ON!
[Xoom Android Development] tagacapiz:
ditto
[Xoom Android Development] craigcrawford1988:
Perhaps you forgot to realise that you added that in an edit? Ignorance of your own posts.

GG.
[Xoom Android Development] Max_Pain:
i'm on the latest update at 1.2ghz-1.6ghz on demand, with the old circle battery icons and everything is butter smooth. no reboots, no problems. everything great:D

using the katana oc gpu kernel:cool:
[Xoom Android Development] eckka:
Is there a trick to disconnecting the Xoom with the latest ROM from a Windows 7 64bit machine? Every time I connect, the Xoom appears and I have full access as normal but when I disconnect, the Xoom crashes and I need to force a reboot.

I tried using USB Watcher and when I connected to the PC I got the message that it was connected as a UMS drive. When I disconnected the program gave an error message to the effect that the Xoom was having trouble disconnecting from the PC and there was a problem with the UMS system. This time the Xoom slowed to a crawl for a while and then eventually came good.

I uninstalled USB Watcher and tried to connect again. The connect was fine but the disconnect crashed the Xoom and I needed to force a reboot.

Any ideas? Thanks in advance for the help and the incredible work on this ROM. I too wish Motorola would employ Team Tiamat!

BTW: It appears that battery life seems to be diminished. The screen is the most used item and even with the brightness turned down, the battery seems to run down faster than with the stock, locked, unrooted ROM.
[Xoom Android Development] StrifeSoldierVII:
Yes indeed, this ROM is running like a beast! I am using the Launchpad kernel with it, and it is working very well together.

My only issue is: I know it has been mentioned before, but... Adw launcher. If you go into adw settings nearly the whole settings menu is missing/wiped out totally, thus you can no longer do much within Adw launcher as far as editing goes.
[Xoom Android Development] adnan.makarevic:
hi guys..

i do a wipa data/cache and install the version 2.0.0 after make a reboot, start the recovery again and install the update 2.0.1, but i havent signal whit my sim and baseband version is unknow, any suggestion what im doing wrong?

thanks..
[Xoom Android Development] teo91:
I have 2.0.0 if I want to update it to be a wipe :confused:
[Xoom Android Development] adnan.makarevic:
ok i think i know whats wrong, first i have to install the version from lowtraxx and after the update 2.0.1..
[Xoom Android Development] Kevterminator:
Weird my Link died of unknown reason..

So here a Reup:

For anyone that wants the original (Tiamat 1.1) Circle Battery Icons here i provide you

Flashable Tiamat Rom 2.0.1 Update including Circle Battery Mod

Enjoy :)
[Xoom Android Development] corenojoe:
first and foremost I wanna say thank you guys for the awesome work! This Rom is really great and I'm one that definitely likes the battery indicator from today's update.

One problem I have noticed, and I'm honestly not at all sure if it is Rom related or not, but I cannot get a gps lock at all. Just constantly getting the "your location is temporarily unavailable" message. Not sure if anyone else has had this issue and, like I said, I have zero confirmation that its due to the Rom but I had a quick lock yesterday and now I have nothing so I thought id throw it out there to see if it's just me or not.

Regardless, this thing is really well-done! Be proud team Tiamat! Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] erikivy:
Hello all, new Xoom owner here. I bought a wifi-only Xoom over the weekend and have been messing around with it almost nonstop. It’s a powerful and fun device, but I’m ready to move on from the stock configuration, which is 3.2, unrooted and locked. I’ve got the SDK installed on my PC, have brushed up on my ADB and fastboot commands, and made sure the Xoom is recognized by my PC and ready to do what I tell it. I’ve downloaded the right recovery, the ROM and the update and loaded them onto my sd card.

After reading this ENTIRE thread (whew!) I’m fairly certain I know what I need to do, but just want clarification on something. Way back on page 22,

this post

said that one must be rooted first before installing this ROM. However, later in a

post on page 26

, someone was apparently able to unlock the bootloader, flash CWR and then install the ROM without ever going through the root process. I suspect this is because it was a later version of the ROM that was pre-rooted. Regardless of the reason, I just want to confirm that those three steps are all I really need to do.

Thanks in advance for your guidance. And a big thanks to the devs for all their hard work.
[Xoom Android Development] Adam B.:
I've been having a lot of random reboots with this ROM. I'm not doing anything when it reboots, it's just sitting idle.

I have a US 3G XOOM, coming from stock 3.1 with a full wipe.

Here's a logcat from the time it's booted until it rebooted: http://pastebin.com/rwFF3nv1

Edit: Just remembered I'm running the OC'd GPU. Going to flash the non OC'd version and run at stock speeds to see if that solves it.
[Xoom Android Development] bpick:
That's right. You can flash CW recovery and then just flash the ROM from CWR. You just have to be careful not to let the stock ROM boot or it will overwrite the custom recovery. You will also need to wipe data.
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
Correct, all you have to do is unlock the bootloader, flash clockworkmod recovery and then install this rom.

All what "rooting" the device does is install SuperUser, and change a flag in the boot image. Both of these have been in the rom since the beginning and will continue to be.
[Xoom Android Development] akamara13:
Here's an awkward situation. I upgraded to Manta Ray 2.0.1 and now I can't connect to any wi-fi connection. Locked or unlocked.

Any help would be appreciated.

Some other things that have been happening in 2.0:

Along with Google Maps, not updating in 2.0, Google Music also had some issues updating. As well, something very weird in the stock Browser, if I would try to click on a link it would freeze the system. But I tried the same link on my laptop as well as in Dolphin Browser HD and Opera Mini, but it didn't happen. I was on facebook (which I dislike), but it happened.

Plus, while 2.0.1, I was trying to look at my Storage and it FC'ed me out in the Home Page. Just some things to take a look at. I'd like to help make this a smooth as butter on hot toast.
[Xoom Android Development] WorldOfJohnboy:
Anyone install the new version (2.0.1) from a Wipe and able to get SWYPE Beta to install? I had to return my Xoom to Motorola as it had 3G antenna/radio issues, and they gave me a replacement Xoom.

So, I rooted the replacement and didn't have a backup of the SWYPE installer and now I am getting the common error because the Default UI is still the Desktop one. Will the "SWYPE Fix" and Mod Pack v 1.0 still work with the new version of the ROM?
[Xoom Android Development] gaeng4665:
hi first your rom is absolutely great! BUT with the update to 2.0.1 the circle battery was added, which i do not like at all unfortunately... Is there a way to get the original/stock battery icon back? I don't want to roll back just because of that, but i know me and i won't be able to keep that battery....
[Xoom Android Development] erikivy:
Brilliant! Thanks guys, I appreciate the fast response. I forgot to mention the wipe, but I do know I need to do it. :)
[Xoom Android Development] :
@gaeng the solution to your problem is posted a few pages back ;-)
[Xoom Android Development] erikivy:
I think this is what you want.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15968969&postcount=829
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
No..............
[Xoom Android Development] burnmatoaka:
My GPS seems to be working fine, at least w/in googleMaps.

Also, wanted to add my thanks to the team for this ROM. I've only had my WiFi Xoom for about 4 days and am grateful to have something (non-stock) to crackflash right away! :D

I certainly don't want my griping to to add to the gripes about the griping re: batt icon, but I have to say that I almost prefer the 2.0 battery mod over the new one, it's goofy, but blends into the overall honeycomb much better... The blue is wrong, the size is disproportionate, the percentage available is duplicated in the status menu, and I might be one of the few to applaud the devs for trying something different (can you tell I have some design background, lol)... I honestly prefer the clean, simple look of the stock honeycomb battery icon (UOTkitchen doesn't have it yet). I understand how ROM devs like to add some "signature" to their work, and it is a pretty minor detail that can easily be overlooked given the overall quality of this ROM. Strong work, guys.

Also, just from my experience in the CM7 Incredible forums, it DOES help to update the OP with recommended recovery info, known bugs, work-arounds, mods, themes, etc. People still gonna repetitively ask the same questions, but it will cut that down significantly and the the people who bother to look will appreciate not having to ask and/or comb a polluted forum.

Still getting used to the nuances of this beast vs. my good ol' Droid Incredible. Since I'm such a Xoom noob, if anyone wants to bite OT, I'd appreciate (tried search, info a bit out-of-date per 2.0): Koush's 4.x CWM recoveries, don't seem to support SDcard (the REAL sdcard, that is). Is everyone pretty much using the 3.2xx RC4? I don't have a problem flashing from the internal "sdcard" in CWM, but it seems kind of silly (but not as silly as Moto had to ship this thing without supporting their SD slot!). I can access the SD through /mnt/external1, but there's also this /sdcard/external1 directory that I cant delete or copy files to (using RootExplorer). It shows up as a directory in CWM, but of course is inaccessible. Sorry if this has already been answered elsewhere, but XDA search sucks.

Cheers!

EDIT: Whew, took me a while to write that. Saw the link a page back to the hated 2.0 batt icon. Thanks, much. Anyone have one for the stock Honeycomb yet?
[Xoom Android Development] nakasun:
[Bug?] Find on page crash.

Has anyone tried using the find on page feature on the browser with 2.0.1?

If you open the browser and hit the top right button and seslect "find on page", as soon as you press anything the browser will crash.

"The applicaiton Browser (process com.android.broser) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again."

From there I can force close or report.

Clearing the data from the Settings > Applications > manage applications > All > browser doesn't seem to help either.

Just checking to see if it's just me.

Edit: Ignore me, combed through this thread again with a different key word and found that it was already asked. searcing for "find on page" was too generic. Also did a wipe and tested it from a "clean" state with nothing additional installed and it doesn't seem to help.
[Xoom Android Development] z06mike:
This things SCREAMS now! Awesome job with this ROM guys!! We appreciate all the hard work you guys put into this.

I am having one problem though, I can't view pictures from apps. For instance, I wanted to get the Tiamat Wallpaper using Tapatalk. I clicked on the picture, the screen went grey and nothing. I emailed the picture to myself and chose view through GMail and the screen went grey, and again nothing. Anyone else having this problem or know of a fix?
[Xoom Android Development] leitztozeiss:
THANK YOU for this! Everything works great, but only one minor issue.

Although I able to install apps via Marketplace no problem, I cannot sideload. Using Installer or Root Explorer, the screen just darkens when I try to sideload but nothing appears to be happening. It's as if there's a dialogue box that I can't see or something.

Anyone else have this issue?
[Xoom Android Development] lokko21:
I just want to make sure, if I'm on tiamat 1.1 I dont need to "wipe data and factory reset" right...????
[Xoom Android Development] Kevterminator:
Well i must agree i have amazing Boottimes - 3 Minutes and 5 Seconds to be quite exact (From "Dual Core" Screen to the Lockscreen Appearing) it spends 90% of the time after the dmesg entry "setup_dma"

1. Is This Normal?

2. If its not Normal - Anyone knows a fix without wiping my Device ?
[Xoom Android Development] joeydollar:
Really? The battery icon should the least of your worries. The ROM is beast.
[Xoom Android Development] burnmatoaka:
Sorry, it's really distracting and I've been using a Honeycomb theme on my dinc for months, just like the look of the stock icon better. This ROM is a beast, alright but I don't have much comparison b/c I'm a relative n00b when it comes to Xoom and the batt icon is extremely noticeable all the time.

It is certainly a testament to the quality of a ROM when the majority of criticism is directed at a minor aesthetic tweak, eh? Let me reiterate my thanks to the dev team for their excellent work.

[I for one welcome our new Android overlords ::: DInc::SLDC::x.2.15.00.04.08::CWM3.0.0.8::CM7latest::Chad's latest]
[Xoom Android Development] gaeng4665:
edit: sorry double posted... sorry
[Xoom Android Development] dscribe:
I didn't like the 2.0.0 battery icon but I think the 2.0.1 battery icon is better.
[Xoom Android Development] madshad:
How long should the 1st boot take, it's been about 5 minutes or so, boot ani just looping.
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
Right, just flash 2.0.0 and then the 2.0.1 update
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Man, some of you are really caught up in battery icons, LOL, just go to the UOT kitchen and use your framework res.apk and make your own it is easy! That way you can enjoy the rest of the rom.
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
Did you come from Tiamat 1.1? If not did you do a full wipe/factory reset in recovery before flashing?
[Xoom Android Development] madshad:
Came from stock, ended up having to reflash the base rom, reboot and then go back in and reflash the update. All is right with the world, not sure what happened the first time. I was coming from stock 3.1 with full wipe.

Thanks guys, look forward to testing the out.
[Xoom Android Development] madshad:
So UOT will work with this? that is great news! assuming that we will need to upload our framework res.apk do I just unzip the rom (full, not the update) to find the needed apk? noob here, ty for the help.
[Xoom Android Development] burnmatoaka:
Love the kitchen, but stock Honeycomb images have not been added to the menu yet and everything else in there looks f'ugly... disrupts the harmony of the HC, if you know what I'm saying. If you don't, you're probably lucky, save all kinds of time not having to obsess over this superflous ****e.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Download and run the new rom then go into system/framework and find the framework res.apk and save that to your desktop. Then go to the UOT kitchen, use the battery mod section to find the one that you want and upload your framework res apk and submit it to the kitchen,,,wait a few mins and pick up your new flash-able zip to install in cwm.

Here are a few that I did, the first is the original circle mod, next is the speedometer type and the last is a little blue android dude LOL, let me know if you have any problems installing, just flash through cwm, enjoy!

All work perfectly and the resolution is just fine, just depends on what you like
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
I have had some pretty good luck making a lot of decent looking battery icons
[Xoom Android Development] flyer05:
Thank you very much. Runs great. Little more batt hungery but awsome.

Oops spoke too soon. Re-installed twice and back to original. Kept breaking my WiFi. after about 6 to 8 hours. I did read about the WiFi access points on the Ti backup restore so i did not use that. Forgot to keep the logcat but something about supplicant ?
[Xoom Android Development] playya:
yea man I told them that pages ago... I thought it was just that simple myself
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Is your wifi sleep policy set to Never? If you do that it should stop rebooting.