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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] idkidk:
Hi To All,

My 2 buck:

A very big big thanks to OVERCOME TEAM for this GREAT release!

I moved from Hermes to Jupiter using nowipe release, absolutely no problem! Everything working smooth and fast, no market problem.

Now i'm testin UV -75v from 1000 to 100 (i'll report later) no OC for now, scheduler and governor kernel standard (SIO and ONDEMAND).

A litte suggestion for jupiter theme :p (i love the new icons....) the black bar is awsome, but there is some app that write in black (Obviously is app related) but... in next release a tweak for set the color bar to three different color (or three gray) maybe usefull...

Thanks again OvercomeTeam!

Bye

IdkIdk

P.S.

i don't like the stock theme......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ksameh:
I have been having wireless issues since Hermes..Its not a big deal but its annoying ..

1. It disconnects while using the device,have to reconnect manually.

2. It disconnects when out of range and does not connect automatically, have to reconnect manually.

3.When resetting wifi from the notifications menu, some times it would not turn on..Going to the wireless menu reveals and error message "error" beside the wireless icon ..resetting it back again works..

I have tried using the JP4 modem with no changed behavior afterwards..

Is this a unique case or all others face the same issue ?

By the way i updated from hermes to icarus to jupiter without any other problems what so ever. My tab is 32GB from the middle east.. I was the first one to report the 32GB CWM with hermes; and i very glad to say that it now works perfect by the way..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ksameh:
what do you mean by graphics boost? is it based on what feel the rom behaves or actual numbers from a benchmark or game ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 4exess:
Great relesease AB

Really like the new kernel mods

Thanks again
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] andiemerchcomia:
thanks. flashing your rom right now.

godspeed Overcome TEAM!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alphard_alshua:
This release is a beast for me. Overclocked to 1.5 Ghz and got almost 2500 quadrant score! Everything runs slick smooth, and the new market's look is just stunning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
hey ! it would be great if you could upload it as a torrent . i get less than 20 kbps speed !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Cancel your download and start again

We use a download mirror distribution system that automatically assigns incoming requests to one of four mirrors (in addition to the main site).

You may have a slower mirror so try to cancel and start again- perhaps you'll get a faster connection
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tovarish:
Came from Hermes, did a restock and full wipe. Restored from Titanium Backup and everything works as before except that undervolting -100 across halts the tab. I am using sio scheduler smartass governor and 1GHz max.

Any ideas why the cpu/undervoltage settings that worked in hermes fine is not working well in jupiter.

Others, what undervoltages are you using. I know every hardware could be different but this information would be nice to have.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] idkidk:
Hi,

Now i'm on SIO with CONSERVATIVE and -50 from 1000 to 100 no OC. Before was SIO with ONDEMAND and -75 but autocad ws reboot tab, now no.

Bye

Idk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leetut:
As before oc @1.2 uv -150 across the board, device freezes then reboots
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arcelor:
great work and many thanks :)

But I'd rather have the old market...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tovarish:
Er, isint this not stable then if it reboots. So according to what i heard till now

-150 across 1200-100hz

-100 across 1000-100hz

-75 across 1000-100hz

is not stable while

-50 across 1000-100hz

is stable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
The last time I had this, I had to restock. I think it's the only way
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
I have strange problem with the new market.

Most app descriptions are not in english (some in chinese, some in japanese, some in korean~~~)

I think it detected the wrong locale....

Edit: Faking provider seem to solve the problem.

Probably because the new market only support US now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mtbsoft.:
Alter... mate... look, I know I said I didn't like the icons in Hermes but, really, you didn't have to do a full fresh release for me just to give me the new ones (which I do like).

8-))

Seriously though, Team Overcome... what an amazing effort and, so far, what an amazing rom, lovely stuff.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Hell yeah +1.

I like the wifi signal bars now - before they were a little too modern for me :P
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mtbsoft.:
Nothing to do with the rom itself but I hate the new Google Market - sure, it shows more apps per screen but half of them it doesn't even manage to show the entire title, far too cluttered for my taste. The least they could do is allow the user to specify the number of columns.

I'm going to be pulling a copy of the previous one out of Hermes and swapping it out.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] papatzis:
I don't think is no-wipe issue. I had found this version of market using Ikarus and upgraded it and I had the same no space problem, perhaps some market issue and Galaxy Tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Good point @mtbsoft. Have discussed this with PN (TAFKA mkhattab! :rolleyes:) and he'll be creating an "Old Market Patch" for Overcome users soon.

It's slick but it's radically different in a sense of the UI. However, since this is Google we're talking about, they could be rolling it out to all soon, so the patch may be moot in the long run. But for now, it'll act as a stopgap for those who hate it! ;-)

Well, there's a lot of reasons why this could be: some users could really have a lot of apps installed on their device memory, some could have a cache problem (maybe they restocked with the old stocksafe v4, etc... ) As AB86 has clearly pointed out in his Jupiter "introduction", we just cannot be going investigating into all possible configurations. On our Icarus -> Hermes testbeds (all our testers reported no issues with it), and definitely no issues on "restocked according to the guide" setups. So as we've said before, if the problems still persists... try to restock.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] heshan72:
Thx for your hard work!

Is SWAP available for this kernel?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SteveSlimer:
Just flashed the no wipe version and everything looks great. Like the new theme.

Thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacecat:
i dont use a sim card in mine ..is there anyway to hide the no sim icon?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jt_81:
Based on Quadrant benchmark, especially the second graphics test that looks like a first person shooter. Since Icarus I get 20 percent more fps in this test compared to previous overcome, kox or dips kernel. In the first room it's like 60 now, before it was 45 at 1.4 GHz using smartass.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mtbsoft.:
That's alright, Titanium backup did the trick and I'm back to the original version...with the backup files now squirrelled away for future use when the new one his the streets.

One thing I have noticed with the new rom... the text selector handle seems to now sit about

15mm below the actual cursor/insertion point, has anyone else experienced this? Minor glitch that takes a bit of getting used to but still quite useable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] HighSun_Murder:
Can someone post pics of jupiter running? Id like to see what it looks like before i flash.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
I dont seem to have that problem, tested in various apps.

Do you use the default LCD density setting?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] veasna.kelly:
Anybody has flashed this rom with following phone version? I need some of your advices should I go for flashing from current Froyo 2.2 to this Custom Gingerbread 2.3.3 rom? I'm in Cambodia and Kie does not allow for upgrade.

PDA: P1000XWJJ4

PHONE: P1000XXJID

CSC: P1000VAUJJ1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sahildeswal:
Hi guys! I am in quite a predicament right now, what with the new Jupiter update coming up far sooner than I expected! Kudos Team Overcome!

The thing is on Icarus surprisingly I am getting excellent battery life due to which I am a little hesitant updating! I therefore, rely on your feedback regarding Jupiter! Could you be so kind as to let me know specifically the following:

1. Under moderate to heavy use with sim functionality how much battery backup are you getting at stock speed and voltages.

2. Overall smoothness / fluidity of the rom

3. Functionality of the updated market & such updated apps

Ever grateful!

Cheers!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
By flashing via ODIN, old rom version is not matter. So you can flash this rom right away.

Make sure you do not have locked/secured bootloader and follow the installation guide.

Edit:

You'll need to do full restock process, dont forget to backup all your data including internal SD.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Market Patch

You asked and we answered :D

A patch has been made which will allow you to revert back to the previous version of Google Market.

Please note, however, that Google have already started rolling out the new version so you may be upgraded again at any time!

Get it over at the Download section on http://teamovercome.net
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Yeah, it happens on when I use the browser to reply on certain forums boards (not all though, some are fine...) Really can't explain it. On the JQ1 base, it was a different set of boards that were affected like the Invision Power Boards etc... on this new base, Invision is not affected but some like SMF is. It's quite irritating, and up to Samsung to fix.

There's not much visual changes from stock Samsung except for the theming done, best to give you an idea would be a snapshot of the notification pulldown here... ignore what you can glean from the transparent background as I run ADW as my launcher.

Yes. Me. The JJ4/JJ1 is an old SEA stock version. Used it before.

Just follow the guide (found at http://www.teamovercome.net/?page_id=64) and you should be fine.

I may be a tad biased in my feedback, but here goes:

1) It seems to offer me slightly better (but not by a significant margin compared to Icarus) battery life under such usage, and I use 3G a lot.

2) For me, it's quite smooth. I had slight issues with Icarus before, maybe due to my Tab being a tad more sensitive of late with undervolting with GB, but it feels much more smoother now.

3) Well, with updated apps, it really depends on what you use right? ;-) But with regards to the only major change in Jupiter (with the exception of the kernel and the updated theme) which is the Market, well, it's predominantly a major UI change.

It's subjective, some will hate it, some will like it, but eventually that point will be moot, as it's a Google call, and they'll be foisting it on all of us sooner or later, just like the last major change to the market with all the greeeeeeennnnnnn... best adapt to it and get used to it now. But if you absolutely loathe/hate/dislike the new market, Pharaohnough (TAFKA mkhattab) has built and uploaded a new patch (to get back the old Market) on the website.

But anyway, a major change compared to the old Market app: the downloading process is now more dynamic and more "real-time" as you can see the changes, compared to the older marker where you only see the download process in your notification dropdown, but in the old Market app, it's basically "starting download..." then BOOM! Installing... then... Installed!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pendevous:
Trying it out, and everything seems smooth. I skipped Icarius (thanks/no thanks to my thesis paper deadline bugging me). I'm loving this. Tested the following:

GPS: Working A-ok. Always playing around 10-30 accuracy

3G: Working, but sometimes the downstream rate dies even with "H." I suspect it's my provider, though.

OC/OV: Tried with both cfq and sio schedulers on on-demand and smartass, -50mV at 1.2 Ghz. Works beautifully. HOWEVER, I found it odd that when I set it to performance, even my 720p videos started to lag (1080p works fine on on-demand and smartass). I haven't tried the others yet.

Gaming: Working from Cut the Rope to Samurai 2: Vengeance without any noticeable lag.

Music: The sounds are phenomenal.

Market: Quite slow, but not really a major problem

Battery: Still to be tested.

For now, this ROM rocks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
You know what, try the new JPD modem that came with the South-East Asian Gingerbread JPE base. I've been testing it over the last couple of days and it seems like a better modem. Do let me know, if it helps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pendevous:
Thanks. I'm going to download it and post some updates soon. :D

Edit: Modem works. Nice. :)

Okay, my Tab started to freeze after an hour of usage with 1200Ghz and -50mV. Trying to go down to 1000.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigeyes0x0:
Well so far my experience with Jupiter kernel is quite nice. It's really smooth. Somehow I wasn't able to make init.d script to work though. Is init.d support not in this kernel?

EDIT: NVM, figured it out a misunderstanding on my part.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] morrichad:
One question @ tpb or anyone who can answer this for me. I am going over the directions for proper install reading over and over the guide and where it states about choosing the modem .bin file for say mine At&t choose the JK3 for now. My question is when would I flash a different modem .bin file I choose? Would I flash the file after the whole complete set-up of overcome-Jupiter is done or after I flash the stock safe v.5 is done booting back up in it's complete boot up?

Thanks for your help in this matter!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dannyvanderzande:
Had the previous version of Overcome installed yesterday and wanted to flash the entire new rom. So I followed the same instructions and my phone reboots (after fist flash) into android system recovery with the following errors:

E:failed to mount /efs (Invalid arguments)

E:check_selective_file:Can't mount /efs

E:failed to mount /efs (Invalid arguments)

E:multi_csc: can't mount /efs

and an error that I cant wype cache..

Can anybody help me because I spent the last 4 hours trying to reflash, reroot and anything else I could think of.

The phone does boot into stock android if I reboot but I can not open the CWM recovery to flash part 2

Help will be greatly appreciated!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Roy_W:
@Morrichard

@Morrichard

In the guide the modem is flashed at the same time as the Stock V5, this is the route that most will probably take although I believe that you can in fact flash whenever you please. There is no obligation either way..

If the modem causes you problems you can always revert back to an older/other version.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
OK... if you followed the guide, in a restock, the modem.bin is usually flashed together with the stock firmware, as a best practice. This will give your system all the complete files you need to get the phone up and running, at least in a stock setup. You can flash your choice of modem, and not necessarily the one I recommended for AT&T users, as YMMV with your own experience with other modems (whichever one you choose is fine, as long as you don't flash a CDMA modem, lol :rolleyes:) So say, you prefer modem XYZ, flash it during that step.

@Roy_W is correct. Modems can be a standalone flash too, that can be done at anytime: just pop the modem.bin of your choice into the PHONE slot in ODIN and let her rip), but in the case of the guide, it was just a simple "kill all three birds with one flash" advice.

Just curious, and I'm assuming you're restocking according to the guide. Are you using the new stock-safe V5? If not, please download that and use it. Then, follow the guide (it has been revised...) and try it with the latest Jupiter kernel. Let me know how it goes.

Errr.... too long to get into here.... just take a gander to http://www.teamovercome.net and read AB86's intro of Jupiter and you can always refer to the changelogs there yourself.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Fantastic ROM.

Coming from Hermes, I skipped Icarus (wanted overclocking capacity). I love Jupiter. Smooth, fast, no bugs found so far

Unfortunately cannot overclock to 1.5 Ghz (It's life, my silicon cannot take it...) but 1.4 Ghz works perfectly for me. Best Quadrant score with cfq / ondemand (I tried quite an extensive combinations of I/O and CPU governors)

Will report later on battery life but I guess should be better than Hermes since everybody was reporting Icarus was fantastic

I am on JMF Modem. Do you guys advise JPD for AT&T? (I think I remember it was advised by The Pitbull)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dave52355:
So after realizing my mistake, and correcting it, now my tab runs wonderfully. Thanks for the hard work.

However, I have a new problem with Market not indicating when upgrades for apps are available in the notification bar. Although if you look up each app it shows an upgrade available.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stoney73:
Its not a fault of the Rom, its something to do with the new market app. Its not rolled out 100% yet, so probably doesnt have access to all of googles servers yet. Thats my thinking anyway.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mdalacu:
Hi, can I flash Jupiter no wipe directly over Hermes or should I flash 3.0.0 first? Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
Yes you can.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dave52355:
I did not mean to imply it was a rom problem, simply stating market was not updating properly. I have the same version of the market on my D2 and it does show the update in the notification bar, and appears to work.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clankman:
AMAZING rom OC Team! Upgraded from Icaris and I'm stunned.

I have one question that has been bugging me since I upgraded from rotohammer's to Hermes. All volumes are good except for phone calls. The speaker is like a real phone, I actually have to put my ear up to it. I preferred having the option of using it as a speaker phone or using my BT headset, now my option is BT or look like a moron with this huge phone to my ear. Any way to increase that volume?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] svassh:
Flashed no-wipe easily, thanks for the update. Quick question, has anyone else had problems with the calendar FC?

With Hermes, Icarus and now Jupiter I have have to delete the calendar, copy a new one and reboot. All smooth after that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
You haven't mentioned what particular modem that you intend to use. So I gave you a generic advice. Just make sure your modem is compatible, that's the most important thing. For example, don't flash a T-mobile modem for a AT&T set, and vice-versa. This is due to the peculiarities of the T-mobile setup.

As I said, I would flash the modem of my choice when I'm restocking. (Step 4 if I'm not mistaken - the one where I asked you to choose your modem). For example, during the last restock, I wanted to test the JPD modem, so I flashed that when I was flashing the stock safe firmware.

The Overcome ROMs doesn't include any modem, and any modem you choose during the restocking process remains. Doing it again later is just another unnecessary step.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Squishie:
Does this new release of Overcome support Wiimotes yet?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MindVision1:
Hi :)

I´m new here , since 3 Days i have owned a new Galaxy Tab P-1000, NetworkProvider A1,

sorry for my Bad english, im from Austria :)

I came from the HTC Fraction here .

I have proudly installed STock V5 and then rooted and installed Icarus, From icarus i´ve updated to Jupiter.

Great Rom !!! I respect the Work of the Devs.

I have only 2 Problems with the Tab.

1) The new Market is Laggy

2) Application "Gallery 3D" is very laggy, after a cold boot, it takes up to 4 Minutes to show all Thumbnails / the Mainscreen of "Gallery".

I run SetCPU with ondemand 100-800 Mhz. (It laggs too when i set the CPU speed up to 1200 :) )

Is there a Device Problem, or what do you think ?(I have already tried a Clean Install, DAlvik and Cache Wiping etc ....)- Nothing helps :(

Or is it normaly ?

Setup : Everything is on Internal Fixed Memory, no SD Card Used,

FS: = Ext4 :)

Greetz and Thank you for Answer.

Joachim
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Hey and welcome to Galaxy world Mind vision. The gallery has been a headache with galaxy devices for quiet sometime now ever since FROYO really. Either its laggy or drains battery or doesnt scale photos correctly. I hope samsung finds a fix for it (it happens on stock rom as well). My advice use quicpic from the market its cleaner faster and uses less resources. As for the market its quiet new google is still rolling it out so expect some hiccups but the should end soon. If you want the old market there is a patch for it in overcome download section. Download and flash it in CwM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] schmolch:
How do you update an App in the new Market?

The App is labelled with "update", but long press does nothing and if i touch the App i can only run or remove it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
It works fine here at me :) mb try to go setting-applications-manage application-market-clear data/cache... Hope it can help u...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theerachai:
I do have the same problem since GB .

I also change modem to jpe from asian rom but not help.

Even with other GB rom (dip7) it's the same as overcome rom( I have tried all gold hermes icarus) , only found that dip7 have less problem with auto disconnect so I'm using dip7 for now.

I also change my router channel , security method wpa wpa2 even no password but no luck.

I don't know if this is an issue from samsung or anything else just keep waiting until it's solve......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
JK3 is the recommended at&t modem. The JPD was recommended for asian locales. But hey, you can flash it and see if you like the performance and reception. I flash every modem released on at&t and t-mobile tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] msgfromside3:
I think we can pretty much assume that this has nothing to do with Overcome but most likely GB or Samsung. I do have the same problem since coming to GB land (like 1-day :)). I am using TMO modem, BTW. I haven't tried DIP rom, but I have tried several kernel by koxudaxi. I don't lose wifi, though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] andiemerchcomia:
im in the philippines. do u advise to flash jpe or jpd modem rather than jpz modem on overcome jupiter?

and how do u do that if ever?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shimacin:
Dear alter and teamovercome.

YOU COMPLETE ME! ummm..to be exact, my tab lol :D

cant imagine how it would be without you guys around. :rolleyes:

Thank you very much!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xxx000xxx:
Downloading......hehe
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] papatzis:
Hi to all and many thanks to the Overcome Team, for the efford

I have a simple question for you, but not for me

I had bought my tab with Froyo, upgrade to Rotohammers rom V2, and then following all the instructions I installed Icarus, and now with the "nowipe" option Jupider.

Everythging works fine, everything.

The only problem I have , If there is a problem, I don't know, is

When I enter Recovery Mode, I have this ...

( The same was happening and with Icarus Rom )

Overcome Cwm Recovery V4.1.0.9

E: Can't mount /cache/recovery/command

E: Can't mount /cache/recovery/log

E: Can't open /cache/recovery/log

E: Can't mount /cache/recovery/last_log

E: Can't open /cache/recovery/last_log

As I previous said, everything works fine, and I can navigate in all submenus and menus of the recovery mode

Why all this happens?, I have and a SD card 16GB inserted

Thanks in advance