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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rahulbasarkar:
Wifi Disconnection Issue

Hi,

I hope I am not repeating the problem.... but i am facing a peculiar issue with my WIFI connection. I have installed Jupiter on my tab and the WIFI gets automatically disconnected. I have to then again OFF the WIFI and ON again.

Can someone guide me to the cause of the problem and some solution ???

Regards,

Rahul Basarkar
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Acetrigger:
After i skip the movie then it directly go back to applications home... i dont knw what is goin on.. :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] absolutab:
Thank you! That solved the problem.

When I first installed Jupiter (on July 15th), I installed a backup of the old Market through Titanium Babkup. The next day, I had the new Market back. I figured if I ever tried to go back to the old version it would just bring the new version when I used it.

Following your tip, I installed the old version of the Market (version 2.3.6) through TitaniumBackup and the game (Cordy) installed without issues.

After rebooting the tab, I'm back to the New Market version (version 3.0.26). Is there a way to keep it in the old version?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Is your wifi, by any chance, set to turn off when your screen turns off?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nscosta:
This kernel is very unstable, my tab is allways rebooting, did a full wipe with restock v5 and when i open a prog the tab freezes and reboot.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] veasna.kelly:
Then you may need to look for the correct version that is matched with the phone. Try Google it over and you will get it. I can't post mine one here. I'm playing on Jupiter and zero issue so far.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] veasna.kelly:
This could be a question to u back whether are u willing to accept bricking or not incase something goes wrong during patching process. Somehow, we understand this patch apk is created to break the protected bootloader but there is a warning stated in the post by Chainfirer which this patch apk is used at your own risk. So let our mate here help adv in this case if they have gone through in breaking their phone with protected bootloader. Suggest to ask Chainfirer directly i bis thread as well if he could adv on this too.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
You overclocking and/or undervolting by any chance? I've got mine overlooked to 1400 and frozen min 200, with no under volting for the last 2 days with no issues.

Please be more specific on what you've changed from stock Jupiter settings. Cant help you much if there's no details on what you've possibly changed?

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Jupiter nandroid restore question.

I am not able to do a nandroid restore in Jupiter.

I know it was broken in Hermes and Icarus, but I understood it was fixed and working in in Jupiter. I have no problems using Jupiter. It is fast and smooth (great rom), but I've tried to do a nandroid restore twice now (after messing a few thing up), but it gets stuck on the start up screen every time. Luckily I've made Titanium Back ups and restocking with V5 (using PB's instructions) works very well.

Even after restoring with V5 and re-installing Jupiter-wipe, the restore fails.

Am I the only one having a nandroid restore problem or is it still broken?

Thanks for any info.

Wow.........just noticed that I am now a 'Senior Member'. I still feel like a noob.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
UART = modem

USB = pda
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nscosta:
I overclocked to 1.2 ghz...nothing more.

Back to kochudaxi kernel...is more stable
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Marc-Sch:
Mine is solid like a rock!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Downy:
I am soooo close to start and try your rom the first time. Everything I have read sounds very good, I've also compeleted your (great!!) tutorial on the website.

Currently I am running my Galaxy Tab EU with the official Gingerbread release.

The only thing, which is preventing me from starting over and flash your rom is the fact, that the file system will be changed from RFS to ext4. This is a very welcome change as I prefere ext4 much more.

But as I have guarantee on my tab and I might (I doubt I will) flash back the original rom from samsung I need to know if this change can be undone again or if I will face problems when flashing original rom or other custom roms when running with ext4 filesystem?

Is it a problem to "uninstall" your rom again and reflash the original one? I've not flashed to much on my galaxy tab, so I don't know how the changed filesystem will affect future flash proccesses...

Thanks in advance for any response, double thanks on the fast ones as I hardly can stop myself from not flashing this rom right now :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
you can turn off ext4 in CWM if you so desire :) just not recommended as it does play its part in the rom's speed. But, flashing another Rom or Samsungs Rom from Samfirmware will reset your phone back to rfs.

So in short, you have no worries coming to the Overcome side, can go back no problem

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DRBEAN:
Phone Calls and Text

Guys does this ROM allow you to make and receive calls as well as text messages?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stoney73:
All the Overcome roms do.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nobleskill:
Heh. So I was right ab? I knew it was something there with voodoo. Cheers for the release guys. Just lovely.

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hirokoboi:
will jupiter solve the market issue using no wipe or a restock is really the only way?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
As dave52355 having the issue by upgrading with no-wipe.

So 'I think' restock is the way to go.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
Like Jupiter mega!!! i found really smooth with Jupiter unlike Icarus with a bit lagness... And what i did only noWipe update from Icarus... All works fine here...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dave52355:
I've tried restock twice now to fix market. but no CWM just Android recovery.

Any other thoughts? Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ryn888:
Wow another release from teamovercome! Many thanks dude...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MutantWizard:
Thanka to the great OC Team. Downloading now!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dave52355:
OOPS! Do I feel sheepish. I missed the step about installing the new kernel :)

Re-downloading the Jupiter wipe version ( my original was corrupt ) And hopefully will finish up in a few.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Congrats about the new release Alter

Feel I got a replacement for Hermes ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maxtoh:
wooo... another release

downloading...

thanks to overcome team for all the hardworks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
You need to install CWM(the kernel) manually via odin.

Unlike previous versions, the stock-safe v5 do not include kernel.

Read the new guide carefully.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] joedoe:
Just upgraded using the non-wipe version. Everything went tip-top.

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
The latest "hacked" version (as far as I know, it's not officially supported in Android Gingerbread 2.3.3, think it's specifically for 2.3.4 and above) has already been implemented since Icarus (or Hermes, I could be mistaken) I've used it before to talk to some members of the testing team, and it worked fine (via WiFi though, didn't try it on 3G/HSPDA).

Though there's some cosmetic issues, like only the audio icons indicator are available sometimes though we were both on the Tab. But clicking on them launched us straight into a video chat.

Hope this helps
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
We've tried many different combinations during our trials, but somehow, Flash is just finicky as crap. And users keep having problems each time we preloaded it. So we decided, well, it's not really that big a deal or a download for users to download for themselves.

Thanks for this tip. I'll try to add it into the FAQs later.

LOL, I guess I woke up a bit late to help you. However, I'm glad you're restocking anyway, it's always a good thing! And I'm also glad you found the "solution" to your restocking error ;-)

Anyway, here's the down-low on the "problem": When it comes to the "no room/space" error, it's not referring to your internal storage (/sdcard) or the external sdcard (/emmc). On the Tab, the internal storage is partitioned into a few different parts (which is why you don't get the full 16GB on a 16GB Tab (same goes for the 32GB). You can see it here on the Titanium Backup screenshot:

As you can see at the bottom, there's a partition called "Internal" and that's where all your apps are installed. This partition is usually invisible to most user and normal file managers like the "My Files" app. The "SD card" part is, which is what you're referring to now, we tend to refer to it as the "internal storage" (Samsung refers to it as the Internal USB Storage) is the leftover partition where you can store your stuff.

So, when you go on a app downloading spree, it's the "Internal" partition that gets filled up, and you'll get the "no space..." warning. You can either delete some apps or apps2sd your apps (moving them to the SD card). That's where the app data is moved to the available SD card space and you'll get the hidden .android_secure folder on your storage.

Hope this helps...

tpb
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
Not too fond of the new sigal bars
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bongski55:
At last a download source for ROMs with SHA1 hash to check intergrity of downloads....I hope all download sources will have the same....

THANKS!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
Signal & Wifi bar a bit blur there... Need more sharpness :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
m lovin the new kernel....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Downy:
Thaaaaank you!!! :) Thats exactly the response I hoped to receive :)

Going to flash now, moving to the Overcome side.... :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kingsleyg:
I'm having the same issue i think, when i come back into my wifi it doesn't reconnect, but it still says wifi is enabled, if i watch the wifi screen it switches between connecting and disconnected, but will connect again fine if i click on the network name, any ideas? i just did a clean install earlier today so all settings should be stock.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lettcco:
awsome rom and instruction for newbie to the tab! I came from evo 4g so I am not too familiar with odin, but your guide walked me right past it! Thank you...

Just a few questions/obersvation:

1) Where can I get apps/widget that were included in the original rom...like contacts, or tmobile TV, etc.

2) Can't change the voicemail to be handle by google voice in the call setting?

3) sip works, but when I install google voice app, it took over and dropped the calls. Had to uninstall google voice app.

4) the touch keys (settings, home, return, search) blink every so often when I turned off my screen for a while. Is it a bug or is it used as a notification led?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jt_81:
Google backlight notification
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] A.G.:
I had exactly the same issue with Hero of Sparta. Gameloft couldn't solve the issue so they offered me a different game. This may not be the answer you have hoped for, but give the Gameloft customer service a try. Just be patient, it can take a week before they answer.

Edit: I just noticed that Asphalt 6 is not offered in the Gameloft shop when I access it via the Tab's browser. So you might have to wait until the Tab is officially supported. In the cases of Modern Combat 2 and Dungeon Hunter 2 it took Gameloft 1 or 2 months.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] codington:
Try flashing the 3.3 kernel with odin (download here) - I believe it is a kernel restore problem which is keeping your tab from booting.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ramy911us:
hi guys ,this is awesome rom ,4sure its way better than stock,but anyway,i've a problem with CWM,everytime i try to install a zip file from SD Card(San Disk 16GB Class 2),it gives me the following message "E:Can't mount /emmc",but when i put the file in the internal memory it install normally,any help is really appreciated.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] A.G.:
There seems to be a mismach between mount points. Overcome, just like the stock ROM from Samsung and most other ROMs, mounts the external SD-card under /sdcard/external_sd. The Google ROM on the Nexus S however mounts the external SD under /emmc and a few custom ROMs have adopted this denomination.

So it seems that CWM is looking for the external SD card under a mountpoint, that doe not exist in this ROM.

Maybe this could be changed for future versions of Overcome.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ramy911us:
thanks a lot for your prompt reply,but i've already tried a dummy 2GB knockoff,and it could recognize it ,and browse it,meanwhile my guess is that the overcome CWM,maybe dont support HC micro SD.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] veasna.kelly:
Mine one is working flawlessly without any bugs. Try Google the correct file which the version I'm using is supporting almost latest android devices. Its a cracked version I can tell you. Just install it and let the downloading process completely and you're good to go I'm sure. I'm taking about APH6.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Thanks Codington

Thanks for your reply codington.

Re-installing the kernel via Odin works ok, but having to do this for every restore seems to indicate that there is still a problem doing nand restores in Jupiter.

hopefully Alterbridge will be able to work on this for his next release.

Mag
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Have you tried anything to fix the issue? Like re-download the kernel file and re-flashing it?( possible corrupt file). Or Flash Koxus and re-flash Alter's kernel? (possible corrupted install)?

What Im very badly trying to get at is, have you tried eliminating its the kernel itself or the kernel install file itself? I'm not pointing any fingers bud, but i havent seen any other complaints so far on the kernel itself, just issues with Nandroid backups not working (cant confirm or deny myself, havent tried it out yet... :o )
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
I think this is a different issue. i don't have that issue, but I only connect to my home WiFi, no other hotspots while out the house. By clean install you meaning the WIPE installation? Just a thought - have you tried deleting the connection, turn wifi off, on, then re-add it?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] papatzis:
Install the old market version, and with titanium batch, choose insert the app to rom ( my translation I use the Greek version Titanium

titanium
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] A.G.:
Strange. So if I understand correctly, the same SDHC card can be mounted in Overcome but not in CWM, correct?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] commenter:
Thanks for getting back to me on that Alterbridge,

Tasker Dev's response:

"All they need to do is remove the Android permission that restricts access to the power control widget since Gingerbread." (to fix: "GPS action doesn't work with a stock Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) ROM due to changes made by Google to Android. It's still usable on Cyanogen.")

done? or do-able? :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pendevous:
I am not sure if this is the ROM's bug or the app's, but Viber keeps on force closing like every 20 minutes or so. I already excluded it from my task killer as well. Hopefully it's the app's bug. This rom owns so much. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] treb1971:
Thanks Rangercaptain. I reviewed my settings and realised USB was set to mass storage. So although MTP looked as though it was firing up, it must not have been. Changed it to Kies and all was gravy.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
Viber working fine here. Naver have any FC at all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chrisonline:
Can anybody help on this? I am the only one with this problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Tomz13:
Hi chrisonline, I have the same problem with opera..I don't know if it's a ROM or a opera bug...

Regards
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dront78:
Opera is really buggy. Try miren browser. Its awesome and fast
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] avishai0528:
I had the same thing when i restock my tab.. then i found out that the keyboard is causing it... i changed it to swype and no more rebooting...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rahulbasarkar:
No, it is always on.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayong chia:
U mean wifi connection? I got same problem with u... When my device is locked,the wifi connection turn off... but it turn on immediately when i unlock my device... but sometimes get error message so it fail to reconnect...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] treb1971:
I have another question... I checked the bootloader patch and it said I have protected bootloaders. This is *after* I've flashed Overcome Jupiter.

Is that right?

So in order to flash anything else, I will need to run the bootloader patch again?

Thanks...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alvin Lai:
I think ever since migration from froyo to gingerbread, the stock browser is the best. Why not try the stock browser?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jt_81:
I think the bootloader patch is for Froyo only and will not work on Gingerbread, which anyway doesn't ship with protected bootloaders even in stock version. So don't use it if you are already on GB.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] papatzis:
If you run the patch in gingerbread you will brick your tab.Gingerbread has SIGNED BOOTLOADRS BUT BOT LOCKED
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ksameh:
I found out that if I restrict my wireless access point to wireless g only , it works perfectly and this problem is fixed. I hope cookers take note of this.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kingsleyg:
Just logged into the firebox and it's set to g only already. will try b+g and see if the oposite is true for me! I used to have this on the first firware for the galaxy s aswell!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SugarMouth:
I am unable to run any launcher but TW launcher without having the contacts not work. As soon as I install Launcher Pro, or Go Launcher my contacts disappear.

Edit, ADW works but the other two don't.

Suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] macdenz:
If you are on OC Jupiter, DO NOT PATCH your bootloader!!!

I Bricked my other tab, when I was already on Overcome 2 RC1, I checked mine and said I have protected bootloader.

I made the biggest mistake when I patched it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lettcco:
anyone tried qik video chat with this rom? I got it to work but the front facing video on the opposite side looks interlaced to oblivion.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] idkidk:
WiFi Issue (i think.....)

Hi,

In Hermes i've use Wifi analizer (thanks Farproc) for scannig channel and AP without any problem. Now in Jupiter WiFi analizer don't work, no AP or channel is detected.

But WiFi work, at home i can connect my router without any problem.

So, maybe a app related problem ok, but, question: from Hermes to Jupiter there is a differerence in wpa_supplicant or wifi driver? If there is a difference, is possible to reverse at Hermes wpa_supplicant or wifi driver?

TIA

Idk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
My router has always been on mixed mode.

I never have issue with my tab on Jupiter.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] turilo:
no sure if its just me but this rom a bit of a battery hog and memory? seems my bat dies quicker and i get less memory anyone else? also i noticed one of my sample 1080p mkv dts videos no longer has sound but video plays smooth default player, when i was on froyo 2.2 i had sound also with default player not sure if its the rom or just the 2.3.3 gingerbread itself :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aning_019:
Hi guys,

firmware 2.3.3

baseband: P1000DXJPE

Kernel: 2.6.35.7 root@DELL104#2

Build: GINGERBREAD.DXJPE

Can i safely flash custom rom to the above mentioned firmware? It's updated thru Kies.

Re-stock it then flash GB Jupiter. Do i still need to root before re-stocking?

Thanks in advance. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tryerxda:
Mais um tuga? :)

You can try the patched market zip installer on teamovercome's website.

Backup your current market app first!

Copy the zip to root of your SD card, use recovery to install it. Clear cache/data, and it should be good to go.

Hope this helps...

EDIT: Oops. Sorry. Forgot to refresh browser. (little emoticon showing me facepalming myself with a brick)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Warning!!! In gingerbread roms do not play with the bootloaders. That patch was only for froyo (2.2) roms. If you patch a bootloader in gingerbread you could have a disaster.

GB has protected, UNSIGNED bootloaders, and that is ok. The signed bootloaders stopped us from flashing roms.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DjIsD:
Thank you for guiding me through this process and putting out such detailed instructions for an awesome rom. This is my third Samsung fevice so I am very familar with their outta the ordinary techniques when it comes to flashing, knowing your dwvice and now going from Froyo to Gingerbread. But this is a first for me to flash a custom rom on a tab so I knew to procede with caution (somewhat). Samsung devices are almost unbrickable in my opinion, that's why I still have my Vibrant. I accidently ended up on the Italian language and thought it might have been a file I downloaded so I repeated the pre-proces and parts of the installation guide evwn went & innstalled the TMO firmware but needless to say I think it was I picked Italian. :confused:

Everything looks great and is tunning smoothly. Your guide and this thread made flashing a breeze! Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aning_019:
How about the latest GB official update on KIES?

Does it also have protected,

UNSIGNED

bootloaders?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarjeiB:
All GB versions so far from any source.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
a hint

i'm using overcome Jupiter since 4days without any apps installed except root explorer

and i have to admit

that since 2 days i didn't charge my tab at all , and my battery is at 80%

the moral is

its not overcome rom that cause your battery drain , its the bucking apps you have :p

you don't believe me ? flash the overcome WIPE and don't install any apps and use your tab normaly "calls-serving the internet" and you'll see the different
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] parasupaman:
I have a Sandisk 32GB Micro SD card. It's only a Class 2. However, read speeds are more than sufficient for high bitrate video. My card works fine on Froyo, watching 8 Mbit H.264 video. It just seems to be Gingerbread which seems to have trouble with my 32GB card, with video being either choppy or outright unplayable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Roszaidee:
the GB Stock Safe v5 is what firmware? For example DXJPE , JQ1 firmware. So what firmware is GB Stock Safe v5?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
i think is BGJP4.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alvin Lai:
Is JQ1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Roszaidee:
which one is it? 100% sure?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Its a bone pure Stock JQ1 firmware.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Are you asking because of language/locales? It was released for Italy, so it has no asian or arabic languages.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adinis78:
Not sure if anyone else has experienced this or not but here is what i noticed, i am running a t-mobile tab and just flashed Jupiter wipe.

I am also using rotohammers modem switch, now here is where it gets weird on two separete occations i have noticed that my tab starts to pick up H(3g) while using the modem for 2g+voice, it was full bars i went ahead and tried to make a call but of course it didnt go through, it tried to dial for a few seconds and them it hung up.

This has never happened with any othe Rom i have used, has anyone noticed this? Any ideas?