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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] tiny4579:
Tab Info:

Galaxy Tab 10.1 white 16gb retail from Best Buy. It is unlocked.

Method to get root and flash CWM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1130574

Followed above thread to get CWM and rooted it using the tools zip from pershoot

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1079905

I won't be able to get recovery.log from the flash as I rebooted it due to avoiding having the USB cable plugged in during the process. Unfortunately I don't have any logcats and I'm still trying to restore my tab. It seems I have to use stock recovery to wipe data (which also wipes sdcard -- annoying) and then flash CWM again.

I wonder if part of the problem is that /sdcard mounts as /data/media for me so data cannot be unmounted to format before restore. Maybe this is actually a question for pershoot. Run ls -l /sdcard from adb in recovery and see if it's different. Also, when using Odin I don't repartition as I'm not familiar with that.

EDIT:

1. I think this is the cause of my restore woes from the recovery log:

-- Wiping data...

Formatting /data...

I:Formatting unknown device.

2. bodiecon: "had some issues with cwm but pershoot made adjustments and got it up and running. it wouldn't restore backups."

My method seemed much more difficult so I wonder if we have a similar setup in our devices that is causing the problem.

For anyone curious with these bootloops, this is how I solved them

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=15086133#post15086133

See post 2 for how I did it but post 9 avoids Odin completely.

My next theory would be to flash Bonsai and then wipe data from stock recovery. The problem is that stock recovery wipe data wipes /sdcard.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
all of this is getting submitted directly to the dev

But i wanted to take a moment to point out that at no time during the first boot do you want to plug in the usb cable. this is fixed in the updated kernel we think but we still recommend not plunging in the usb until after its booted
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] tiny4579:
Oops, well it worked, even with the USB cable plugged in. Before I couldn't get it to boot without the USB cable plugged in. Thanks for getting the information to the dev to help us out.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] tiny4579:
Wow not bad. I barely get any keyboard lag and voodoo sound is nice!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
so how did you get it to work?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Sighx:
Looks like I'm the unlucky one. haha .. mine is so laggy

EDIT: So, I actually rebooted the system several times and happy to say it did improve the lag a lot.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] tiny4579:
I flashed the new kernel on the op right after the rom and it booted.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PhantomHacker:
I'd recommend flashing the new kernel. Improves the boot time a lot, and the charging boot loop issue.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
yeah so far you are the second person that I have seen say the new kernel has fixed their problem.

This is good, if you find any problems let me know.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
no go for me. i thought i was gold, but then everything force closed. i couldn't open anything so i rebooted and went into a bootloop. i am unable to get into recovery except by fastboot boot but it won't let me restore my nandroid. i did put it on the desktop so hopefully i can use odin and then get to a point where i can just grab it and restore. we'll see.:(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
well its a step closer. we'll keep working on it. So far your the only one i know of that has tried with the i/o tab, im glad you are still giving it a shot. As soon as we get an update i'll let you know.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
i don't mind as long as i can restore my nand!!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
any ideas why i can't restore my nand? it craps out while trying to restore data everytime. really trying to avoid odin if i can.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
I have a few ideas, check your pms on here
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
lay it on me!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jm6001:
Interesting thing happened after installing this rom.. The install went smooth as butter but all my benchmarks are down except for quadrant which I got around 2800 and linpack is anywhere from 20-65, before on stock rom with pershoot kernel @ 1.4 I was hitting up to 85 at times.. Any ideas what could be causing this? I have tried using different governera and maxing the speed to 1.4..I've tried it all!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] nakedninja42:
Any one running the ROM have Plex installed? I can't get mine to run when this is installed, went back to stock and have no issues. I checked their forums and the only answer I get for my issue is that custom ROMs are not supported.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
I read elsewhere the governor is INTERACTIVE

why does the OP show 'ondemand'
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
My i/o tab was always boot looping or freezing on Samsung logo when i installed this (kernel panic), i flashed pershoots tools pack, fixed it, the about still showed 'Bonsai' but i wasnt sure if I was still getting any benefits because the kernel was gone

so i flashed bonsai again,

then installed the 0.1.4 on it now, and it boots past samsung logo, but now its bootlooping with the animation (the galaxy animation)

has anyone actually got this to work on the I/O edition...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
Flashing tools pack brings it back to life, and rom info shows bonsai still

so the kernel definately isnt working with I/O, real bummer (atleast in my case(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
does it matter which rom we flash from (can we be stock 3.0.1) or must it be stock 3.1, bootloader unlocked?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] EvoXOhio:
Fyi, if you guys have to resort to Odin as a last resort, you should before able to restore your nandeoid after fixing it via Odin, and get everything back that way.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
Yeah we are working hard on making the kernel work with the I/O tab. Should have an update for that today sometime.

As for the system governor it is set in interactive by default I will edit the OP.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joeski27:
So what is the concensus: is this still a buggy release?

Just wanted to get a feel for the overall consensus of people who have installed this ROM. And when I say buggy, I don't mean *after* you have it installed, I'm more referring to the installation itself, as that is clearly where nearly everyone has had difficulties. By all accounts, this ROM sounds awesome (once it is installed), but after hearing all of the install issues everyone has run into, I'm not really feeling like giving it a go until everyone agrees that the install is 100% fool proof and good to go. To me it isn't worth messing with until that point, as I reeeeeaaly don't have the patience to deal with what so many of you have (e.g. recovering their Tab using ODIN, which I know absolutely zero about). :cool:

So what do you guys think? Fair to say there is still a reasonable likelihood that one would run into issues during install at this point?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
I would be lieing if I said that its not buggy at all, but the truth is the forums won't give you an accurate estimate of the whole user base because its mostly used to get issues resolved. Trust me when I say the amount of people that have trouble with the install are small, and the new kernel fixes most of the problems. The only problems that we know for sure is I/O devices are not working ATM, however they should be supported soon.

There are a great deal of people that no problem at all except bugs with the boot animations, which have no impact on use.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] EvoXOhio:
Are you part of the development team? I ask because you keep using terms like "we"
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] DroidHam:
Wait for a fix, almost everyone on here has had some kind of issue, and IMO the pros dont out weight the cons yet. The guy who posted it keeps saying its a "small amount of users experiencing issues" but almost everyone who has commented has had some sort of problem.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
No, its just habbit. I have just been helping by working with the dev to report bugs and getting the information out about release.

I do however stay in direct contact with the dev and I am a part of the testing team.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
If you go back and count the individual users that have posted here that have problems with the install process there has only been about 4 and that includes you from the other thread.

The install problems appear to have been fixed with the latest kernel update, as posted by tiny on these forums.

There are however still other issues with boot animations and one person reported lag after installing, however he was the only one.

-edit- in that number I'm not counting the two with I/O tabs, and the one that had issues with wiping which turned out to be a problem with CWM
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] QwaarJet:
I rooted my tab for the first time last night, installed bonsai and before rebooting I installed the updated kernel and everything is working just fine. The initial boot of course took a couple minutes but now every boot is at least as fast as the stock ROM. Running oc'd @ 1.2 with no problems or lockups so far :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] RamAir02:
What is journaling?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] roccos_van:
Ok so here is my take;

Flashed the Rom two nights ago and the update kernel last night. I did a full wipe, dalvik, data, system, cache, factory reset manually in cwr. I have a silver 16 gig unlocked from bb. The Rom is great, really smooth, fast and so far no freezes or reboots @ 1. 4 interactive.

I had one problem, there was no Facebook app when my tab first booted, and if I searched for 'facebook' in the market it would not show up! Really weird. I actually had to pull the Facebook apk from my phone using root explorer and email it to my tab, and then I installed it manually. Works just fine now.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
The down side to this on an android device is journaling takes up precious system space.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rubene66:
My tablet was runing fine with the room kernel i flash the new one and i got sleep of dead charging tonight.

And i can use market enable in this room :-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
yeah not sure why facebook is not showing up in market but you can always restore a backup of facebook and update it.

On a side note, you should only wipe the data partition, on this device with this rom, as a last resort. There are two reasons for this the first is because this rom makes a backup of the data partition formats the partition and restores the back up during the install, but the most important reason is your "sdcard" is stored in the data partition in /data/media wiping the data partition could cause you to loose everything including backups.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joedon3:
The current facebook isn't compatible with Honeycomb. If you use the web market, you won't be able to push it either. Facebook needs to update their app.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joeski27:
I must say that it still baffles me that the actual dev needs you to be a go-between for all of this. I mean why isn't he the one on here fielding the bug reports and making comments or suggestions? I mean I know he does that on his own site, and I know he'd like to keep the downloads available only on his site (which is fine) but why isn't he on here to avoid the middle man, you know, get it straight from the horse's mouth? Never seen this sort of thing before on XDA.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PhantomHacker:
If you want the dev go to his site. Bonsaigeek.com. he allowed us permission to post his rom here. He didn't ask to put it here.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joeski27:
It isn't showing up in Market on your tab because technically (at least according to the Market) it isn't compatible with the tab, or Xoom for that matter. Just take a look at the online Market; log in, then go to install Facebook, and you'll see it won't give you the option to install on the Tab. The option is there for my N1, but not the tab. A number of apps are like this, including the Bank of America app. Unfortunately when I tried sideloading the BoA app onto my tab it wouldn't even install.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joeski27:
I am fully aware of his site, as I mentioned. But you missed the point. I just don't understand why he himself wouldn't be on here talking about it. I mean is this not the central hub and most reputable place for all things Android development? I was always under the impression that if you were anybody in the Android world of developers, you posted your work (or at least talked about it) here.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] nakedninja42:
Have you not been using many devices? On the Samsung Captivate forum there are a handful of kernels and ROMS that are not being directly support by their creator. The DEV could release something that was for their specific device and then say hey, it popular here, make a few tweaks and now it works for that device but I don't want to be in charge of that thread.

I was running a CM7 kernel that someone created and made awesome but he was never was part of that community.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] AndroidCR:
So the "sleep of dead" issue is created by the custom kernels???
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
just make sure you copy your backups to your desktop or laptop first! you can grab them from there after you run odin and YES they will work.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PhantomHacker:
No its happened on stock also.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] AndroidCR:
Hummm...I see, I have this issue since rooted my Tab...no single overnight charging without waking up with the Tab shutdown...I was hoping going back to stock kernel to fix this issue...is there any "workaround" to fix this? :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] PhantomHacker:
I mean you can try another kernel to see if it helps .
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joedon3:
You're right that this XDA is probably the most popular, but there are many other sites available for DEVs. a lot of Devs consider XDA to be a pain in the butt. Browsing other devices forums, and even Pershoot's kernel thread, you can understand why some developers get tired of of the "popularity" of the site when newbs ask questions over and over, and discredit the DEVs without any troublshooting help.

A lot of DEVs simply do this for fun, they don't want donations, so they do it in their own environment where they can control the forums and there aren't a lot of whiney bastards. (not this thread, but there are a lot of whiney people in other threads)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
I get where your coming from and its is uncommon for a dev not to be involved with the posting on XDA, that said it does happen more then you might think and there can be many reasons behind it, for example a dev might have a member of his team deal with PR because he wants to focus on development or just isnt that good at communicating with others, or managing multiple projects and a website can become overwhelming requiring assistance.

I'm not saying any of that is the case here was just giving some example, truly the Bonsai dev team consists of only 2 people both are developing for multiple devices and trying to manage the forums on the Bonsai site. the developer of this device spends about 18hrs a day in the code so doesnt have alot of time that is why he let me post here.

Don't be mistaken, I am a member of the Bonsai Team, just not a developer. I mostly deal with alpha testing and and PR here.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dsh897:
well thx for the help. and tell the devs good work. doesnt matter to me how we get it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] roccos_van:
Didn't know that...btw i don't know why it works but I pulled the facebook apk (com.facebook.katana-2.apk) from my Desire HD (running custom software - a port from the HTC sensation ginger 2.3.4) Installed it with the package installer and bam, facebook, and it works pretty good.

BTW if I search for "Facebook" with the market app, nothing shows up, can anyone else confirm this 'issue'?

EDIT - never mind the last question joeski27 gave me the answer a few posts back.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
Yeah its not an issue with the rom its facebook their app is not considered supported by 3.1 so it wont show up in the market.

That said I am happy to say I am currently testing a new build and should have it posted sometime today. The build will include another kernel update and a few minor tweaks.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Randy_T:
Just wanted to stick my head into the conversation here and let everyone here know that I truly appreciate all the interest in the ROM and the overwhelming support that everyone is giving.

I'd also like to thank djrajir for stepping up to provide a link to all of you here on XDA. He has been a tremendous amount of help and is helping make sure that what we are putting out gets a few more eyes on it. That should help us improve quality quite a bit.

Sorry if this model confuses some. We've been working in this way for quite some time now and have quite a few alpha testers that are out spending time on the many Android dev sites providing a conduit for those that for some reason don't want to change the URL in their browser occasionally. ;-) Big world out there in the ether.

I'll stick my head in here on occasion and do try to keep up with most of the discussions but the reality, especially now that we have added a couple of new devices to our lineup, my bandwidth has been stretched to the limit. First priority is to respond to people on the BG site.

Really loving the input we are getting from all of you. Keep it coming.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
its unfortunate, i thought the I/O tab was identical to retail one

samsung hadd to make things complicated..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
DJrajir, btw, pershoots OC kernel works fine on I/O alone (for the most part)

i thought it was the same one bonsai is using, so its wierd im having problems
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
btw can anyoen confirm whether this ROM has eliminated the browser lag (text delay) when on sites with heavy java (xda, facebook)

it would be a cool thing on the to do list (like the xoom kernel that fixed it)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
WELL what do you know, its working on the I/O tab

this is what I did. I flashed to stock 3.0.1 with Odin

Updated to 3.1

Then booted into STOCK RECOVERY (not CWM)

Wiped cache

Flashed 0.1.3, then 0.1.4 right after that, rebooted

and working well!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
OC is handled automatically with the interactive governor right

no need to install setCPU
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joeski27:
Thanks bro, no disrespect meant to you or your efforts. Was just a little confused is all ;) At any rate I am definitely excited to try out your ROM, and I'll most likely be doing so in the next couple of days :cool: The more devs on working on the 10.1 the better!! Keep it up!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joeski27:
By the way quick question, not sure if it was mentioned earlier in the thread but is it necessary to (in addition to the nandroid) make a back up of my apps with Titanium, or should the apps be unaffected by the flashing of this ROM?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] EvoXOhio:
The lag is much better, but its still there in the stock browser somewhat. Its completely gone in dolphin hd, but I stopped using that browser because of a bug where you open links in new tabs and nothing happens unless you try it several times.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] EvoXOhio:
This kind of confirms my suspicion that cwm on the tab isn't backing up everything it should and/or not working as expected. I first suspected this when I saw people restoring nandroids from before they flashed the ROM, and they were still getting that weird static boot image.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Itaintrite:
Unless you factory reset, everything should remain.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] joeski27:
Cool :D And I should have no need to factory reset, correct?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
Removing all lag is on the to do list, including this and the keyboard lag.

Its funny you mentioned this because the dev and I were discussing this last night. In theory anyone who can use pershoots kernel should be able to use this one, because its based off of his kernel and the tweaks he made shouldn't effect its hardware support.

This is also something we suspected as well, it would seem that on some tabs CWM is not working as expected this is evident in some of the recovery.logs i have seen. The biggest issue appears to be with the I/O tabs.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
This is also something we suspected as well, it would seem that on some tabs CWM is not working as expected this is evident in some of the recovery.logs i have seen. The biggest issue appears to be with the I/O tabs.[/QUOTE]

when pershoot first got cwm working my i/o had issues. it wouldn't restore from a nandroid. he made some tweaks and it was working fine. never really had to restore b/c there weren't any roms out yet.

i wasn't able to restore a nand after a failed rom flash. i was, however able to restore with odin then root and then ran a nand which i put on my desktop. after another failed flash i couldn't restore again. i ran odin and then after i rooted and got cwm back i pulled my nand from the desktop and it restored just fine. i don't think it's just cwm but some type of weird combo of the two. ready to test out a fix if it's ready.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] abose3:
Battery Drain

I saw overnight battery drain to be 20% in airplane mode. I thought I made a mistake and made sure it was in airplane mode when I left for work. I come back and its down another 18%.

Same apps as before. No new changes.

Flashed original rom then latest Kernel Update v0.1.4. Checked battery and Android OS is on top, way higher than even screen.

Anyone else getting high battery drain?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bodiecon:
so have you reinstalled cwm and tried to restore a backup?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dsEVOlve:
Just flashed this ROM followed immediately by flashing the updated kernel and it booted up fine (taking a little longer than usually and sticking on the glowing Samsung logo for about 5 minutes after the boot animation). Wanted to throw out another success since sometimes the fails posted give a disproportional impression. Now on to the test drive!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SS2006:
djrajir you can edit the OP

I/O tab does work, see my earlier post
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Roadk1ng:
I just loaded the newer kernel and not the ROM. No issues seen and tab running lag free.:D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
I have been testing this ROM and its updates for the past three day with no issues with battery life, also this seems to be the first report.

There may be another issue however just to be sure I wanna ask if anyone else has been having problems with shorter battery life.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] djrajir:
I plan on updating the post soon right now I am working with a tester that has the I/O tab to test something first if it works it will make it much more simple for all I/O users to flash until we can find a fix
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rainby:
You were using stock rom in retail 10.1 this before? Root or not ? Interesting.