yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hawk521:
Sprint/Google have released Gingerbread 2.3.4 for our 7" tabs. It loads easily enough and opens some doors to new apps (unofficial Netflix for one). A chap in China has published a method to root the new GB for those who just have to tinker away.

This gives us plenty of 'stuff' we can be doing with our GTs while the 3.2 release is sorted out. The official 2.3.4 release is quick, smooth and I think puts the GT on a par with most other tablets that are readily available. The potential MIUI capability sounds intriguing as well. Life with a Sprint Galaxy Tab is indeed interesting, challenging, and sweet. I can get along without HC for as long as it takes for HC 3.2 to work its way to the Sprint Galaxy Tab.

So Spacemoose, I thank you for all you have done. You've done more than your share to keep the Sprint Galaxy Tab a vibrant tablet in the marketplace.

I look foward to the day when HC 3.2 is as easy to install on the Sprint GT as the GB 2.3.4 was. And if the day comes that I can have a dual boot tab with access to either of these OSs, so much the better. What more could anyone hope for.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] throwback1718:
Thanks slot space for your hard work and effort.

Its a shame since I finally got my tab yesterday in hopes of this honey comb port but I guess what will be will be and its probably better off this way instead of killing yourself unecesarily just because we can't wait another month or so.... Take some time for your self you sure need it.

Hope to see you on the next project
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cheatman:
Not exactly, but you are, as always, entitled to your own opinion on the matter.

To my knowledge ICS will be the first Android that will be 100% independent on the form-factor of the device. Whether ICS is gonna be the Android 3.5 or even 4.0, that's pure speculation.

As a general rule of thumb nothing is in or out of any version until we actually see the version roll out on some device. It's all just speculation and rumor until the actual release.

In my previous post, referring to ICS, I was speculating just that: in the end, no matter the existence of the 3.2 HC intermediary version, the 7'' form factor should be officially endorsed by Google at some point, namely with the release of ICS. If it's gonna be the 3.2 version, all the better.

Engadget source backing my reasoning: http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/10/google-announces-ice-cream-sadwich-for-q4-2011-for-smartphones/

In the meantime do not assume nobody reads anything before posting. I've been following the XDA forums and flashing ROMs since HTC was just an ODM company, so please have some patience and show a little courtesy to fellow users.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cheatman:
I couldn't have run the SDK without Spacemoose1's help, so he did something. He helped me, at least.

And learn to at least respect others, if you are unable to help.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] -Howard-:
You need to learn respect. What have you done for the Tab? oh that's right nothing. At least he has tried and the reason for him finishing development is for a good reason.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Hey, thanks for your very thoughtful and insightful feedback.

Here's mine;

I hope you die, immediately, of a painful cancer combined with violent E. coli -styled symptoms on your way.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
Just a heads up 3.2 GPL Source has been released :D

http://phandroid.com/2011/07/12/android-3-2-gpl-source-code-released/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Winudert:
I'm not a human, man. No one likes straightforward persons.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pat123:
Oh..damn that is huge news if true..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cp3o:
whats the best way to go back to the orig sprint firm then update to gb

im on hc with the newset kernal

thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Best way to do that is to download the Odin firmware of whatever version of GB you want...

Load it up in Odin, click "Repartition", and let Odin do its thing.

It will overwrite everything and give you a stock firmware at the end.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pvtjoker42:
Actually the best way is the use Odin to flash back to EA24, then grab the OTA update to EB28, then there's a section for the stock rom (basically just the update.zip to get EB28 to EF17 GB)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1156605

And then there's the rooted stock available here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1161033

You have to extract the .tar from the .rar and then you can Odin the rooted rom. That's what I'm running and it's great so far.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheDub:
MIUI is great but I'd love to see someone with as much talent as yourself help bring official CyanogenMod support to the CDMA tabs (would also help us in the future with Ice Cream Sandwhich!)

Thanks for your great efforts and work either way!

Oh and if it's specifically designed for 7 inch single core tablets we can only hope Samsung will show us some love... they have, to be fair, been trying harder lately.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
much love and respect Dan. thank you for all the hard work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DiP7:
Android 3.2 GPL source code published, update should follow soon [Update: It's pushing out now for Wifi Xooms]

http://www.androidcentral.com/android-32-gpl-code-pushed-aosp

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1165664
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Thanks Dip ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jjkwasnik:
Originally I had used himdall to restore back to original OS. I didn't have any issues, and I messed up the tab one day.... Some time went by, and I ended up trying out spacemoose work which was impressive. I went to revert to stock, and I get as far as having the origional recovery console show up in blue, If I try to reformat, I ended up getting some mmcblk0p2 errors like this below...

E: Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

I am able to reflash a different kernal and get into the tablet, although there have been a few issues. Once I load work email on the tab, it pushes down a security policy (4 digit pin) after a few hours go by, the pin doesn't work to unlock the tab and it has to be reformatted.

When testing out spacemoose rom earlier, every time I would have to reboot the tab, it would come up as it was a new device.

I have been doing some research and it seems like that I may need to reformat the internal storage.

Now using odin, and choosing to repartition the device. Do you think that will fix the issue, or is there something im missing?

This is my frist samsung device, and they have to be "different" with the rfs partitions. I have had a few different android devices, among a G1 from back when android first came out. I even had flashed a hard spl and never had issues. It just seems like this tab just doesn't like to corporate sometimes.

If anyone has any advice it would be great.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cp3o:
did that exactly , is there ay to shrink the icons everything looks so huge compared to the HC layout,,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Update 7/12/11...... ::facedesk::
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cp3o:
awesome HC here we come, gingerbread really isnt much diff them froyo

its funny sprint sends this out they really should of updated to HC, all tablets released have the HC tablet firmware, appreciate all your hard work
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
now the game has changed again. we are winning. lol. once again thank you Dan.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Dude.... you make me so hot with your updates ^_^
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wolfie083188:
so you pretty much dropped everything you have done to focus on 3.2?

:/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] beestee:
The beauty of it is that you have become intimately familiar with HC, the Galaxy Tab hardware, Samsungs lackluster implementation of software, and have no doubt been a source of inspiration for other devs.

That time is far from wasted IMO, and I am eager to watch your updates as I am sure they will give evidence of this.

Good luck!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] interloper:
I love you spacemoose1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
good luck space... eagrly waiting to run 3.2 on my tab... wit fone feature plzzz :P
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] powerserge1:
Wow, can't wait for 3.2 optimized for the tab! New ROM should be out within a week right spacemoose? :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jourdan:
Yes! never give up. I love you spacemoose1. :-D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hatori28:
Just a word

I just want to say thank you for your hard work, it is amazing the effort you put to your work, I had the first HC on my sprint tab, then I switch to GB and now I am waiting to the new 3.2.

Thanks space ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kamran_dotnet:
oh maaan

space,i think every time i turn on my GT with HC, i say thank you space for make my GT more beauty

waiting for 3.2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dizgustipated:
Good things are coming, and I cant wait!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
No, not everything. Still working on the aforementioned projects, but squeezing HC in as well.... Let's hope I find time to sleep in there somewhere, lol.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
so as the the 3.2 HC is for 7inch screen and single core processor device(according to you post space) like the Gtab porting it would be easier and "quicker" than 3.0 and 3.1 . right ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
take your time Dan. we can wait.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GANJDROID:
Yup. Instead of porting something made for a dual core, 10"

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] surheeho:
Hey Space, we don't really need MIUI. Its ok you can drop that and just go straight to work on porting 3.2. No worries
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ap77:
I would definitely not assume that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] YoMarK:
The main difference between 3.1 and 3.2 is that it better suited for smaller screens and resolutions.

But this does not mean it's going to make Spacemouse's work any easier. Maybe a little because it could also be a bit more memory friendly .

But Spacemouse still has to hack it and build a custom kernel so that 3g, wifi, GPU, sensors and other hardware is going to work(but off course he already knows how to fix a lot of this stuff now).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
lol. who is Spacemouse???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scottyf79:
The non scottish version of spacemoose :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GANJDROID:
I'm not saying it'll be a walk in the park, but compared to the old resources he had, this is the better/easier choice.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] throwback1718:
Nice thanks a lot man. When its all done a donation will be in order
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GreatMAX:
I'm waiting 3.2 and I can help in testing if you need
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] YoMarK:
LOL, sorry :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 0vermind:
Wow! This is exciting!!! :D I can't wait to see MIUI and dual-boot linux!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GANJDROID:
It says in the first post he postponed it until its out. This was before the code was released.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] biffroy:
We are back in business! Thank you spacemoose, thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Can't say for certain. The image I have is for the Xoom, and though it contains the compatible code, it was written for the Xoom. Each Android build is compiled to fit a specific device, unlike windows where one size fits all. It will still have to be shredded and edited... but perhaps not as much as before.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] schplade:
Is there any word on if Samsung will be releasing their own version of HC for the tab? Have they said no, or is it just all quiet?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
By what i know is not,i never see a HC tab with phone call n sms enabled like tab,cmiiw...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
so if you get image of 3.2 for an 7inch android then it will be easier and quicker?

btw you already know how to port most of the things from xoom right?

P.S the development hasn't stop , has it ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Developmmemt is going of course.

The 50 people in here asking if this/that/my uncles goat will make it quicker really aren't helping. Just because its got capabilities for the smaller screen doesn't mean its going to.be any easier than before, just that the screen density will be better.

The best thing you can do right now is stop asking silly questions and let space get to work.

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
If you find my question silly , next time just dont reply to it :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Mattman was only pointing out that the answers to your questions could have been ascertained by reading the last few pages of posts.

Also, judging by the nature of your questions, you are only looking for reassurances.

Well, no need to ask. Just know this;

If it CAN be done, it WILL be done.

Now we play the waiting game...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guisof:
Hello,

nevertheless I'm still following your efforts with MUCH interest !

Keep up the good job !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sasmitadani:
+1 ...i'll waiting silently ....just read the expert talk

....keep movin space :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
yes exactly , i wanted reassurance from space because he replied to my last post with "Can't say for certain..." because he had a xoom 3.2 image which again is 10 inch and dual core .

P.S: there's no " 3.2 is here " on the official website . why ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wackymix:
Honeycomb 3.2 AOSP source code here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1167179
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GANJDROID:
Not the full source code, and this has been posted before.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] driverx125:
The 3.2 SDK is now available :)

http://www.droid-life.com/2011/07/15/new-android-3-2-sdk-is-now-available/

EDIT: link for the update.zip file

http://www.multiupload.com/FUNSHXJSGT
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
7/15/11 update
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
You.

RULE!

<3
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] inkdaddy66:
Ha ha! Yeah! I see that ALL the time

Tbolt meatclaws-talkatap
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] itsjusttim:
Great update.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clem3:
+1 ... &1 ... if you guys cant answer the question ... then pleeeeezzzeee dont answer (by not ANSWERING) SHHIISSSHHHHH !!!!! WHATz WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE !!!!!!:cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DaReDa:
Hi ho,

good work dude.

I will feel in love with you if you do some proof of concept photos or a little video. Booting honeycomb 3.2.

Dude you are awesome!

JUST LIKE BARNEY STINSON!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] -Howard-:
He needs proof? Lmao we can trust him he did port 3.0 for us!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheATHEiST:
I think you read to much into that, He isnt really asking for "proof" as if he doesnt believe space. Its just a proof-of-concept is just a phrase.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Update 7/17/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
it's ok Dan we can wait. take your time. the more time you spend the better the result.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Will the next release ( when ever it will be ) be just like alpha 1 ? Or alpha 2.5 and extra ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
it will not be alpha ;) wait you'll be surprised ;)

You want to help the dev to continue working please stop ASKING again and again the same question people , you'll get it when it will release so until then , keep watching the thread but do not ask the same question again

cheers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Update #2 7/17/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
It will be firm, yet also slightly spongy like the surface of the moon.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
check the tag in Google+ , you'll lol too much :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fernandorodrigues:
informacion

Hello you cant tell me if this firmware e fully operational ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] joeonxda:
How do I add mr. Moose in g+ or anyoke for that matter? Lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtipton79:
Hey Moose how ya been? Look if anyone needs to revert back to stock before they install or want to go back completely to the unrooted original stock VZW rom, I have a Topic here under Galaxy Tab development with the Unrooted Stock. Just offering to everyone because I know if the backup has been lost, it is extremely hard to find the unrooted files. They are for use with Heimdall. So if ya run into anyone needing them they are there for the taking. Have a good day!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] oldmacnut:
T. A. D.

LOL

plugerific

Sent from my Tad powered Tad loving Tad plugged Tad tab

Ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Chew on that Dan. Now wake up.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ani55:
Legend

What a legend. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] goughymachine:
Oh, I'd give him an hour or two to get the whole thing up and going ;) ;)

It'll be a little while. Read the first post in the thread to keep updated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guido28:
When he first had his Roms on github, if anyone read it, itsaid his name on the top...Daniel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
;)

Sent from my Mothership orbiting Earth.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mr.hary:
maybe if someone can leak huawei HC 3.2 or 3.2 other than xoom for comparing the source, can make really big help in the development for spacemoose1. 3.2 with phone enable will be cool because samsung 10.1 lack of phone support.

hope the best for spacemoose1 in making the hc for galaxy tab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Try reading the thread next time, or maybe even just the first line of the first post would be a good start. Dev has started work now on 3.2.

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hajtrak:
Hi , i install this rom is okey work , but dont work keyboard. I can not write anything. Please help :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
maybe you mean the 2.5. search for the thread and you will find the solution there.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theduke89:
hey Space!! I have one only question/request about your honeycomb rom...Do you think to use a kernel that supports overclock?? I really hope so, because today I tried with my hands both new galaxy tab 10 with stock honeycomb and motorola xoom...and they are very slow and laggy even if they are more advanced and with tegra!! So i think that a porting of honeycomb on our beloved tab7 could be pretty unusable without at least a 1.4 OC :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conantroutman:
Guess how many pages of total crap I've just deleted from this thread??

4 :(

Next time I see a thread going in this direction whether its because of the seemingly neverending game of "guess the gender" or just another case of petty childish namecalling I will start handing out infractions like candy!

If its not the first time I've had to clean up after you then I might even consider requesting a temp ban because this is an all too common occurence.

Think before you post!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shraf2k:
Mod edit!

Did you not see my post?

Back on topic please!

Nao!!​

obviously i didnt...

2nd edit,

Wouldn't worry about it, its quite clear that plenty of people did see it but decided to completely ignore it :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mr.hary:
sorry i already read the first post, just mistaken in typing. again im sorry. thx for correcting mattman83. thats why i wrote about huawei new device with 3.2 but im very sleepy when post, and write 3.1 *stupid n00b*
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
I dont know why off topic discussions are so annoying . ( I am not encouraging it) even if there is a of topic discussion , all the important updates by spacemoose are on the first page . So "i think" its doent make any difference
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] D.J.Bosklopper:
Hi there,

Nice job so far. . .

Is there any roadmap?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SteveSlimer:
Haven't seen anything recently on github so :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rahulhunt007:
Keep up the good Work...I'm looking forward for Android 3.2 for SG Tab....Keeping my fingers crossed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] biffroy:
I agree. I'm back here 3-4 times everyday and really enjoy reading people's posts even if they are "spam". For me it's nice to know there are people out there as eager and excited as I am about spacemoose's current work in progress. I for one will enjoy reading all these posts until we have our very own 3.2 to play with and then the real strictly "on topic" posts begin :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheATHEiST:
Yeah but I really hope they are all deleted once we have a release.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nakedswan:
Hey come on guys, off topic post can be a bad thing, these guys are giving up a **** load of there free time for us. I can fully understand why they get a bit cranky at times. We should be doing everything we can to support them.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cnewsgrp:
Off topic posts are bad because they are against forum rules. This is a DEV section. Everyone who joins the forum agrees to play by the rules. You are welcome to post in a different section if your comment or response is not within agreed upon rules.

Imagine 1 or 2 players decide to use football (American) or Rugby rules in a Basketball game and start tackling others violently. Takes fun out of the game for rest of us :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conantroutman:
Might as well throw in my two cents...

I'm generally pretty lenient of off topic discussions. Perhaps too lenient at times. However, when its in the development section its a different story.

The dev sections are the business end of the forums, these are serious threads that deserve serious discussion and input. While I have no problem with general chit chat and banter between thread regulars theres is undeniably no need for threads to be constantly derailed by non development discussion.

I believe that posting in the dev section is something that users should think very carefully about before they do so and for all the complaining we see about the 10 post rule it has certainly helped to cut out some of the useless posts cluttering the dev section. If I has my way it would be the 100 post rule...

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face.....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ipit:
Yes I know this is off-topic too but it's in response to the above. I've seen plenty of posters on the dev threads with less than 10 posts recently. How is that possible?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Update 7/20/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] acompta:
Awesome news spacemoose1. We appreciate the feedback.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bikergeek:
Are you working on a GSM and CDMA version or just CDMA?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mr.hary:
you can track the development history

from

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12610483

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1122959

before, the ssserpentine do the GSM part andthen the thread closed, for now i dont know spacemoose1 prioritize the gsm or cdma. maybe both
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jourdan:
I hope 3g is working for this release.

Thanks, space!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacemoose1:
Update #2 7/20/11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheATHEiST:
Couldn't agree more. I have said this myself on many, many occasions. 10 is just way to low to make any real impact. n00bs will just spam or make meaningless posts to get past it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Sweeeeeeeeet.... keep rocking bud!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
Spacemoose1,pls rockin the gsm gt-p1000...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] joeonxda:
*Salutes to support*