yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] cpjeet:
No Worries!

I'm getting my debit card next week and will be sure to donate!
[Nexus S General] floydlloyd:
Hearye hearye just wanted to echo the sentiments here

Both the thank you so much etc and the donate comment.

Keep thinking 'bout how all this would be $200.00 /per if it were Adobe and their ilk doing this kinda thing.

Woo Hoo Nexus S runnin' great thanks to y'all
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
[15.July.2011][ROM][GSM][2.3.3] ◄► Overcome ROM v3.0.1-JUPITER ◄► Kernel v3.3.0 ◄►

DISCLAIMER: You know the drill, I am not responsible if loading this rom makes your Tab melt, explode, disintegrate, or cause harm to anyone near it. (I am fairly certain none of that will happen though ;) )​

Change log in second post.

ROM FEATURES

BGJP4 Base Rom - ANDROID 2.3.3

Overcome kernel v3.3.0 included

No Modem is included - due to a variety of personal preference I decided to leave that a la carte :)

Fully Deodexed

Fully Zipaligned

Rooted with busybox installed

Reboot/Recovery/Download options added to the power menu

Accurate battery mod with gingerbread styling

Blur removed across system (i.e. behind power option menu) - significantly improves performance

Power Off confirmation disabled

Screen off animation enabled

Overscroll Glow effect enabled

Added AppWidgetPicker

CSC set to XEU

Ads Blocked

Updated Market to 3.0.26

Updated Maps to 5.7.0

Flash Player removed due to compatibility issue - install from market and you'll be all set.

Updated GMail to 2.3.4

Updated YouTube to 2.1.6

Updated SamsungApps to 2.5.039

Updated StreetView to 1.6.0.6

Updated Thinkfree Office Suite

Removed Startup/Shutdown sounds

Cool boot animation

A2DP Bluetooth Connection Fix Integrated

SIP calling enabled over 3g AND WiFi

Fugutweaks integrated

Browser mods (enabled "Default Zoom" in settings, added "User Agent" in settings, set plugins to "on demand" by default)

KERNEL FEATURES

Support RFS/EXT2/EXT3/EXT4

OC/UV with these steps: 1.6ghz, 1.5ghz, 1.4ghz, 1.3ghz, 1.2ghz, 1ghz, 800mhz, 600mhz, 400mhz, 200mhz, 100mhz

Replaced kernel jhash2 with jhash3

Adjusted kernel HZ value to improve smoothness

Optimized lowmemorykiller values

Optimized compiler flags

Voodoo Sound v10 (courtesy of supercurio)

Voodoo Lagfix (courtesy of supercurio)

Overcome CwM Recovery v4.1.0.9 (Custom built Clockworkmod v4.0.0.9)

Full support of internal/external SD cards in Recovery

Simple I/O Scheduler added and set as Default

Kernel tweaks to VM and Scheduler for better performance

Built in CIFS/TUN/SlowWork support

Touchscreen Undervolting (courtesy Koxudaxi)

RAM Undervolting

Stochastic Fair Blue (SFB) Network Scheduler

Autogroup Scheduler

Asynchronous I/O Enabled (AIO)

Backlight Notifications (Thanks to Neldar for the mod and Koxudaxi for the patch)

INSTALL GUIDE

http://www.teamovercome.net/?page_id=64

DOWNLOADS

http://www.teamovercome.net/?page_id=558

TIPS AND TWEAKS

http://www.teamovercome.net/?page_id=68

FAQ's

http://www.teamovercome.net/?page_id=66

SOURCES

https://github.com/alterbridge86

The best is yet to come!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
ROM AND KERNEL CHANGE LOG

http://www.teamovercome.net/?page_id=171

Overcome v3.0.1-JUPITER

Overcome Kernel v3.3.0 Included

Themeing tweaks (Thanks to DarkPal and friends)

Market updated to 3.0.26

CSC Changed back to that from JQ1 (this should resolve the issue with downloading zinio/kobo/etc.)

Overcome Kernel v3.3.0

Built using CodeSourcery 2011.03 toolchain (faster and more power efficient code)

Overcome CwM Recovery Updated to v4.1.0.9 (Based off ClockworkMod Recovery v4.0.0.9)

[CWM] Option under Tweaks to enable/disable shortened backlight fix

[CWM] Nandroid restore no longer borks the kernel

[CWM] No more annoying "back button disabled" (Hooray!)

[CWM] Shortened Yes/No confirmation menus

[CWM] Make /dbdata wipe when executing "factory reset/data wipe"

[CWM] Make /emmc/.android_secure wipe when executing "factory reset/data wipe"

[CWM] Complete restructuring of menus

[CWM] Streamlining of commands and elimination of some never used features that were cluttering the interface

Updated to Voodoo Sound v10

Numerous upstream patches

Add V(R) I/O Scheduler

Increase voltages to pre-Icarus levels

Removed device detection script (should resolve all issues with some users getting hung at Samsung screen or having no conversion/cwm)

Tweaks to lowmemkiller behavior

Added arm enhancement to allow CPU-supported unaligned accesses
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
New release - new thread! Idea behind this is to keep the amount of posts people have to crawl through down to a minimum. Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
OH WOW!!!!!! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tupo05:
You're Great AB86 and all the OC team

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theduke89:
Downloading :D

So definitely solved the recovery problem?? What was causing such a messy recovery??:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] andromeda1968:
thanks friends :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
Wow, new release? that was really fast.

Thanks again guys.

Just one question, what is the version of the kernel in this new version? Because Kernel v3.3.0 is now on download page but in change logs of Overcome v3.0.1 JUPITER in the second post it says: Overcome Kernel v3.2.0 Included.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
I'm assuming you're referring to the "disappearing" recovery...basically the way Voodoo works, since its designed to support a broad range of devices, is it runs a script to identify exactly which device its running on. This script dumps the partition table from the /dev/block/mmcblk0 and compares it to a list of known dumps. From then, it decides how to set up the file system. If it fails to find a match, it just exits out and goes to samsung init. As a result, you will either 1) boot into the ROM with the RFS file system or 2) boot into stock recovery, because that's what the stock init does.

What I've done is just remove the detection part and hard code it to a particular file system structure. The issue should definitely be resolved now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theduke89:
Understood, thanks :) it was less complicated then I thought :)

Feedback coming soon for Jupiter!!! You are great, friend ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigeyes0x0:
Just drop by to say thanks that the jupiter kernel now works on my set up (DXJPE /w ext4). I'm going to drop off to sleep too as it's over 2am here, will post impression later.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
I don't know what you're talking about :p

(It has the proper changelog now :D)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarjeiB:
This looks and works beautiful. Thanks!

Remember, for every whiner there are hundreds of satisfied users which never say a word.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chevy383surfing:
Awesome rom! Thanks! Can someone tell me how to get my market to log in? I am already logged into google. But it keeps telling me to log into google and crashes. Is there a switch somewhere?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] darkness1414:
is there away to change the color of backgorund and notifaction bar to white instead of black thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Peter Unger:
Had the same problem, made factory reset in CWM and then it worked.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chevy383surfing:
I just tried a factory reset and it crashed. I just now got done going through the whole procedure again. I did a factory reset under privacy in the settings. Should I be doing a factory reset from within clockwork recovery?

I actually just got it working! Thanks again for the rom!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
Look, theming is really personal preference. Its impossible for us to satisfy everyone's taste. The team thinks that black notification bar rocks so that's that. If you wanna change it to white, you either..

1. Apply stock theme patch

2. Learn how to theme and change it to white yourself
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] julian.kueh:
Lovely work, once again, guys. Updated using the no-wipe method. No problems at all everything working fine. Love the signal and wifi icons. Looking forward to your next offering. Thanks heaps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Thanks Alterbridge and Team.

Just installed JUPITER (no wipe) over ICARUS and everthing seems to be working A-1. Love the new boot screen and the ROM is very fast and very smooth!

Just for those that may encounter the same issue:

Had a little anomaly the first time I flashed. All seem to go as it should and everything worked as it should, however, under 'SETTINGS' > 'ABOUT DEVICE', it said that the kernel was 3.3.0 (#79), but the build number was still 3.0.0- Icarus (Also, on initial boot up the boot screen was still the old Icarus screen). So, I repeated the no wipe flash procedure and everything is now working as it should. Correct kernel and build number in settings.

Thus far everything is working A-1 on this super fast and smooth ROM.

Many thanks again to Alterbridge and the Team.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
show some respect to the dev and overcome team , they are working hard on it , so you should at least 99.99% respect them , instead of your ANNOYING post , i think you may need a beer and a jump from the nearest bridge to your house , probably many people will have a rest after you gone , and we also ;)

now show some respect to the team overcome , because they were the 2nd rom for our tab (pls if i'm mistaken someone correct me) i'm kinda half eye open

and they never SAID DONATE ME IF YOU DOWNLOADED THE ROM , DONATE ME BECAUSE WE MADE A SITE FOR YOU , never , alter and team overcome they are doing this in their free time , and i really appreciate every single rom\kernel they made

MAY GOD BLESS YOU Team Overcome

say Amen
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Again, help us help you...

@ziggary (and to all in general):

I've often said this, and I'll say it again. We absolutely do not mind negative reports about our ROMs/Kernels. We actually welcome it. Such feedback actually helps us build a better "product". However it must be constructive. I'm assuming you have not tried the Jupiter release yet. If after your experience with Icarus has left a bad taste in your mouth, and you don't want to try it, I respect that.

But the least you could have done, before saying something negative about a new "product" is to try it before slamming it. And if it's really that bad, help us...

Help us by pointing out what's actually bad in your eyes. What's actually wrong in your eyes. We appreciate details if we're to fix issues.

It also boils down to a few factors as well:

1) If the issue can be replicated. If AB86 & the team or the extended testing cannot replicate the issue, we can't fix it.

2) If it's replicatable, we'll see if we can fix it, or it's an endemic issue with the base, then sorry, we tried. For example, we cannot fix things like the Nova or Asphalt 5 games being unplayable on Samsung's Gingerbread.

3) On subjective matters, like theming choices or the BLN for examples, we cannot please everyone. We try to offer things like alternatives, where we can, but in the end, there's always a choice we'll have to make, and we'll opt for a choice that suits the AB & the teams' tastes first. For example: Do I love the current theme 100%? Not exactly, but hey it's AB86's choice at the end of the day. (I still prefer the original circular battery found in froyo! :rolleyes:)

Again, details help. I'll repeat, details helps.

Sure, Icarus was not a perfect release. We've admitted that. We've never said our ROMs/Kernels are the absolute bomb, and better than the rest. In fact, it's our tagline: The best is yet to come.... We saw the flaws in Icarus and have released the .0.1 maintenance release to help resolve the issues we've noticed in Jupiter. As I mentioned earlier, the least you can do, is to try it, see if it's your cup of tea, and then comment accordingly, and hopefully constructively.

At the end of the day, we're only humans, and as we've said again, a group of friends trying to make our Tab function better than what Samsung gave us. I know and love the fact that Overcome users are a passionate bunch, even when they hate our latest releases. Sure, we'll have our WinMe/Vista moments. Bear with us.

It'll be the constructive criticisms that help.

Not petulant demands.

Not political agendas.

Not whining.

So, can we have a civilized discourse going forwards? We're all adults here (hopefully, but please don't go out of your way to prove this statement wrong, please?)

Let's move on, shall we?

Again, I welcome you to try Jupiter, to see if it's solved your bugbears. If it hasn't please let us know what's wrong. Hopefully, you'll take a deep breath before writing. That helps you know! :-)

tpb
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Roy_W:
@Ziggary info

Ziggary is not an innocent in this kind of forum behavoir:

He is already banned elsewhere :

http://forums.overclockers.com.au/

and judging by what I have already dug up the comments often revolve around the incapacity of other to do things correctly, whether it be poor manufacturing quality or grumbling about function X or Y that is not included etc.....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hispanico957:
I update from 3.0 version... the installation run correct but on reebot, screen of Galaxy Tab appear in continue and not start ?!?!? and it's impossible power-off.

What i can do now ?

Thank

Hispa
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Could you tell me the exact steps you took and did you use stock safe V4 or V5?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hispanico957:
I update (no_wipe) from 3.0 and not use stock_rom

Hispa
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Good update from Icarus. But can you not change the apn settings. They are always wrong for O2 uk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hartyshow:
No way! I have installed the wipe version and patched the theme and now it works ;-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chevy383surfing:
This same exact thing happened to me yesterday. I started over, making sure I had the right (updated) overcome files and it worked like a charm
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Either you could retry flashing the no-wipe again (some have reported it works!) or best recommendation, restock with the new stock safe-v5

OK... then send us the correct APN details and we'll edit it accordingly. None of us on the team are using the 02 UK service! ;-)

Good to know. There's the reason it's very hard to guarantee a no-wipe will always work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dannyvanderzande:
@tpb.

I did follow the guide on the site. Redid it and gave it a third try, it just kept booting in to recovery with /efs errors

Finally I flashed again, rebooted in recovery, again errors. Than I flashed an Android 2.3 CWM recovery for the tab over your rom (found at xda), sent the 003001 image to my tab using usb mount in the new recovery and installed it. Everything works fine now except the GPS which is what gave me problems at Icarus.

The GPS fix does not work for me, not on cold start, hot start and not even with a 999 sec timeout. I had the tab I'm my car on the dash and my phone did have a good GPS signal. What can I do to get GPS working because I flashed my tab back to android 2.3 for navigation only.

Sorry for whining and complaining though. Icarus looks great and other than what I already said it works great! Keep up the good work
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Honestly, dude, just die. Right now.

Your comments from the previous thread were tolerated maybe because Team Overcome are waaaay too nice - you SHOULD have been banned from XDA, then beaten up outside your house on the way to work.

I'm surprised Pitbull still speaks nicely in response to the stinking garbage that you post around here.

Somebody ban this goon, at least from this thread. Geez.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] julian.kueh:
Go get an iPhone. I'm sure you'll be more than satisfied.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
loving jupiter. no need to overclock here. just guessing, the next release will be named kratos?!! lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] matutemhn:
I can't download from market, I get error message "insufficient space on device" what's going on w that can you help me fix it please thanks ...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
Try to re-stock with Stock-Safe-v5

This should fix your problem
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] matutemhn:
thanks

This will delete all my setup right ....? Is that the only way that it can possibly be fixed, if I don't have more choices I guess I'll go for that one, thanks a lot for your help .... so again you think is there any other way?? Maybe?? :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Pharaohnough:
This is the only guaranteed way to fix your problem and you will also have a much more stable system if you restock with v5 and then flash Jupiter. Unfortunately this will mean losing all your data (so you should back up your Internal SD) but on the positive side, you will have no issues and you will notice much better performance as well.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
re: ziggary

Guys,

Since the moderator has spoken, let's close the chapter on this and move on?

Thanks

tpb
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
+100 on this one. I love love LOVE the God of War games ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] matutemhn:
Thanks, I'll do that.... appreciate your help ... 8)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Sorry to ask, but I need to check out the possibilities now and need to be absolutely sure now. You did use the new stock-safe V5 that was released a couple of days ago, right? And not the older V4? And then flashed the Overcome kernel 3.3? Do note that there's a slight change in procedures now. Just worried in case you might have printed out the instructions from the older Icarus and older method.

If you have followed the instructions as it is on the site as of yesterday, then we'll need to investigate further. If not, then please try it with the new stocksafe v5/new method.

In summary, the new method would be, Restock -> Overcome Kernel 3.3 -> Overcome Rom. 3.0.1

Who dat? Is he Chinese or something like that? ;-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dannyvanderzande:
I downloaded all the files off the website yesterday (I was not at my own place on my own pc) so I couldn't have flashed any older files that I downloaded earlier this week.

I am going to try re-stocking and reflashing once more, post the results here asap!

Just to be sure, Im downloading all the files from the website once more. I checked and am sure I do have root permissions (superuser is installed)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] samir1961:
hi! very great work but I don't like de new market, it is too slow.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Thanks for the confirmation mate. I just needed to be sure. Anyway, I know this is a pain, but try to download it again.

Do note that after the restock (the first flash with ODIN, with the pit, tar and modem files) there might be some jibberish about installing csc in what looks like the stock Adroid recovery. It'll then reboot into the OS. It's after the second flash (where you flash the kernel) that you should get the "sexy voice", as it reboots and hangs around on the Galaxy Tab screen. Once it reboots fully, you should be able to get into the Overcome CwM recovery after you shut down.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clankman:
One issue

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] sahildeswal:
There's a pattern to the naming of each release (or I am thinking too much :D)

consider this: H, I, J, K....(Hermes Icarus Jupiter K?????) :D

I guess it would be safe to say the next release starts with a "K" :D Also, AB & the team seem to take a fancy to roman names...so that might give you another clue! LOL!

btw thank you so much thepitbull for the feedback on Jupiter...I finally took the leap of faith and updated. :o Charging the Tab while switched off and will start afresh with a battery stats reset. Will report my feedback :)

Cheers!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sahildeswal:
That's strange. Mine is really loud on the speakerphone so much so that have to take it 3 notches down :) Have you tried the longer route, via restock and wipe? Its amazing how it does actually solve a lot of problems...

As an alternative I remember a user here by the name of RangerCaptain suggesting cranking up the volume to full and two clicks down which brings you to maximum sound output. Try it out though, I haven't! ;)

Hope that helped!

Cheers!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sahildeswal:
There's a stock market patch in the downloads section at www.teamovercome.net

Try it out :)

cheers!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kay_kiat88:
seems like old man don't play games. he's kratos from this game called God of War.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
A very sad history in an otherwise strong, positive, development thread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Try changing the modem. JK3 for instance has very low calling sound on AT&T, while JMF works perfectly

Try flashing JMF, it will take you less than a minute and you may be happily surprised
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dannyvanderzande:
@tpb

I reflashed the stock image like THIS and this is what happens...

Youtube video what happens! (skip to 00:45)

Pic of error!

Maybe looking at this you or someone else will recognize just what I did wrong...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ukuest:
Kronos

is my guess...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
I am going to add another useless comment but honestly Jupiter is fantastic. I don't see how you can come with something better... I probably won't flash again until we have a chance to get 2.3.4 or 3.xxx Unless you find more tweaks to improve battery life, which seems better than Hermes but when it comes to battery life I guess we never have enough ;)

On another side note, I can UV a little bit more than on Hermes (one notch more accross the board), which is another good thing

Thanks a lot AlterBridge for all the time you spent on it and congratulation on the result
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
The apn settings are in a database file that is in the system files. Are you saying the apn values are incorrect? In otherwords, you usually have to correct/edit them, or do you usually have to manually add them?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
Did you immediately reboot into download mode and flash the dbdata.rfs file?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] charon72:
Got a question.

Finally decided to go from overcome 2.0 to the new jupiter.

did my backups and made sure that there was plenty free space on internal disk.

following overcome guide and is now restocking (v5)

it is now at the factory.rfs part in odin. and it has been there for close to 40 minutes.....

am i screwed ? or just impatient. last restock did not take long.

what are my options ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tovarish:
which uv settings are you using?

I wonder if anyone knows the reason for the following.

In Hermes I undervolted 100-1000hz with -100 with good results. In Jupiter The same setting caused reboots. Painstakingly i found that 600hz was the culprit and now I have -75 for 600 and -100 for the rest and everything seems to be stable.

Is the default voltage for 600hz less than in kernel 3.1.0.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rangercaptain:
To get correct volume for JK3:

during a call click the volume all the way up, then click down two clicks. You will have plenty of volume.

But Alcibiade is giving good advice, flash modems until you find one that works best for your region/carrier. The recommended modems are only a starting point.