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[HTC EVO 3D] chefdave12118:
Couldn't wait for my daughter to get home so I put it on my Galaxy Tab and it looks awesome!

Sent from my unrooted Galaxy Tab.
[HTC EVO 3D] user7618:
Sweet! Glad you're liking it.
[HTC EVO 3D] EVOme:
Looks great! Thanks!
[HTC EVO 3D] vayman:
Been rockin' this one for a few days now. Looks awesome! Great job man! :D
[HTC EVO 3D] user7618:
Excellent, glad you like it. :D

Sent from my HTC Evo 3D.
[HTC EVO 3D] CrashV2010:
Good job bro !!!!
[HTC EVO 3D] Rippley05:
Love the metal theme keyboard.

The other one looks nice too but it's hard for me to type on keyboards where the keys aren't separated.. the metal is perfect. Thank you~!
[HTC EVO 3D] Kfunk:
Wish I had one of these to go on my "poor man's" Evo 4G! Guessing it won't work?? Or will it??
[HTC EVO 3D] user7618:
No, probably not. TK did some xml voodoo to make it fit qhd res. However, I may be able to be convinced to make one for the 4g if asked nicely. :P

Sent from my HTC Evo 3D.
[HTC EVO 3D] user7618:
Hey, glad you like it. :D

Sent from my HTC Evo 3D.
[Xoom General] Krpto1973:
Hello,

So I realize their are opther post similar to this one, but nothing that fits my symptoms. I have a Xoom WiFi, rooted, with Tiamat Kernel 2.1.0 (Tachi). So far I have unable to get the ROM Manager or Recovery Mode to mount my SD Card.

When I reboot into Recovery Mode I get an error that says "E: unknown volume for path [/sd-ext]". I tried many different things to resolve this, including trying to use the option to format the SD Card. I have tried 2 SD Cards, a 4GB and a 32GB. Both cards work in the Xoom in regular mode, just not in Recovery Mode.

When I tried to format them with Recovery Mode, after I selected my options, it said "Waiting to Mount SD Card", it failed and rebooted.

So now I don't believe there is a problem with the formatting, just a problem with the mounting.

Is there something simple I am missing. If I can't get this working, I will not be able to transfer files to the Xoom if I screw something up, so I don't wont to go any further until I get this resolved.

Any help for the Noob. Thanks
[Xoom General] okantomi:
What version of clockworkmod recovery are you using? Version 4.0.0.4 does not recognize the external sd card. If you are attempting to boot into recovery through rom manager it probably 'updated' your recovery to the 4.x version.If you want to be able to access your micro sdcard in recovery, you need to flash the solarnz CWM 3.2.0.0 R4c recovery from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1074979.
[Xoom General] Krpto1973:
Thank you for the quick reply. I think I had just found that posted elsewhere too. Its good to know its not a problem with my system, but why was hat feature removed. Just obsolete?

And Yes, it is 4.0.0.4.

Thanks Again

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Just a follow-up question. If I can't mount the SD Card within thsat version of Recovery, how are you supposed to transfer files onto the Xoom if you are trying to fix a screw and the system won't boot?

If I plug the Xoom into my computers USB while in Recover Mode, it mounts the Xooms drive, but won't allow me to access it. Am I supposed to be able to make that happen?
[Xoom General] okantomi:
I think it is for phones that have only one sdcard (external) and only a really small amount of internal storage. Tablets have an internal sdcard and this is whhat version 4.x reads and writes to. In addition, some tablets, like Xoom have an external sdcard and therefore require a custom recovery to take advantage of it.
[Xoom General] hchxoom:
There is also a newer recovery based on the cwm 4... series that is built specifically for the xoom/honeycomb' and that does read the sd... I've found it much more user-friendly... search for rogue recovery,you won't br disappointed

Re: rom manager, my recommendation is to uninstall it... seems to cause more probs than it is worth, and with the new roms' automation of boot into recovery and the ease os use of rogue recovery, there really isn't a need for it.
[Xoom General] Krpto1973:
Very nice. Now I think I understand, and I have already switched over to the Rogue Recovery and it is working great. I like the ability to mount the SD card or switch to the internal storage. Now I feel better, and as someone else said, I do like seeing that Rogue graphic on my zoom!

Thanks again for the help!
[Xoom General] okantomi:
@hchxoom--You are right and that version may be a good option, but it seems the problem right now is that he can't boot into the os, can't access the external sdcard with flashable files and maybe a nandroid backup and the Xoom can't be accessed via adb/fastboot...

@krpto1973--Is this right? I'm a bit unclear about your current state.
[Xoom General] Krpto1973:
Oh sorry, no. I saw that situation you described and was worried about doing anything further if I couldn't mount the SD Card. So I wanted to find a way to mount it in recovery so that i could feel more comfortable messing around. I am not as familiar with ADB commands as I should be, so I also wanted the SD Card option.

But thank you again for the quick response! you guys rock!
[Xoom General] okantomi:
OK, cool. Glad you got your answers.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crawlgsx:
I will start off by saying I LOVE my Infuse 4g. The screen is large a beautiful and the battery life is pretty good for a smartphone.

I have been with AT&T since... 2001, when they were ATT the first time lol.

I really don't have any major complaints, my service in Maine is great with AT&T and overall they have treated me good. I am still grandfathered in the unlimited data so that is not a factor for me. After taxes I pay $96 for 1 line, 450 anytime, unlimited mobile to any network mobile, unlimited data and text, so looking at Sprints plans I wouldn't be saving much, maybe nothing after taxes?

That said, I am considering switching. My reasons are probably silly, but, their are 2.

Where there is perfect service for both, I think Sprint 3g is faster? There is 0 "4g ATT" or 4g Sprint in Maine, so for the moment I am really talking 3g vs 3g.

The second is I want an S2, but I honestly don't want to go back to a 4.3". I know a lot of people don't think .2 inches is a big deal, but it was a huge difference for me (I went from the Inspire 4.3 to the Infuse 4.5).

Looking for general thoughts and opinions, blunt and honest is fine, and feel free to call me stupid.

I am not really a heavy data user so to speak. I stream music constantly in my car, that is most of my data usage. Occasionally browsing on the go, and rarely tethering.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daneurysm:
ATT 3G is likely faster than Sprints 3G... Maybe even a lot faster. Also, sprints 4G doesn't go through walls or windows very well... Wind often screws it up.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] theot:
I just switched from an Infuse 4G to the Epic 4G Touch. I'm in the Chicago area and had no issues with AT&T's network. I too, wanted the 4.5" display, and have no regrets. This phone isn't a major step upward, but you can definetely feel the improved speed and smoothness over the Infuse.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jirafabo:
Sprints 4G is nothing worth switching for. Cancel that as one of your reasons. The 6-8mb down is a stretch. I average 3-4 on downloads. I'm in Orlando, where the whole city is covered pretty well. Even calling it 4G is a joke. In my opinion, it seems like Verizon is the only carrier actually pushing anything resembling 4G, I've seen downs of 16mb.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] crawlgsx:
You seem to have responded before reading my whole post ;).

I am not considering 4g, Maine has no Sprint 4g or ATT "4g".

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Does music stream well over Sprint 3g? I use Google Music as my primary source of music in my car.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] alnova1:
I have had no problem streaming Google music. I live in Virginia and have no 4G also and I have no problems streaming it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] insanity213:
I've been carrying an Epic 4g for personal use and a Captivate for work for the better part of this year. In my case for 3g AT&T was faster, Sprint's 4g is basically worthless. With the i9000 modem on my CM7 Captivate I get as good of speeds as I did on Sprint's 4g. AT&T always had more coverage for the places I went. I dropped Sprint last week and now only use AT&T. Sprint sucks and is getting worse. I also prefer GSM technology because I can stay on a phone call and have data simultaneously. If you're lucky enough to get stable 4g you can do that on Sprint, but you'd have better odds hitting the lotto.
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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boinq:
Hey XDA

I am making an app, in which it should play a sound over and over, while the button is pressed I.E when my finger is on the button, it should keep playing, but when i release i should stop instantly.

I can't seem to find anything that can solve this problem.

Hope you can help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The_R:
I'm not too sure about it, but I think you'll have to make your own custom button class by extending the view class and override the onTouchEvent(MotionEvent e) method, then use SoundPool to play the sound.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boinq:
Im not sure what to do exactly :S

in case you didnt understand what i meant, i want to make an app that does the same thing as an airhorn app on iphone, so when a button is pressed the same sound repeat while button is held down.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] scheatyj:
After reading around, I am trying to come to a conclusion about CM7 and Moto devices.

From what I read, to get CM7, you need 2nd-init to bypass the bootloader, but also read battery life suffers.

Now, if you have a unlocked bootloader, does this mean you don't need 2nd-init?

Like how does it work on HTC phones, or Samsung phones.

Just trying to understand.

Thank you
[Motorola Droid Bionic] mikeymop:
On unlocked boot loaders, the developer had the capability of changing kernels without bricking the phone. Because of this they are able to custom write kernels with compatibility for Cm7, because we don't have this luxury we have to use one kernel, the one given to us, work out any optimizations. Cm7 with 2nd init allows us to run compatibility code on top of that kernel by hi jacking the boot process
[Motorola Droid Bionic] scheatyj:
Okay, so if the bionic boot loader did get unlocked, we could install custom kernals? But otherwise we can't? And with unlocked boot loader, CM7 is more painless with better results?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
Hi tbolt and charge kernel dev here. I had a couple of hours this weekend and thought i'd dust off my old gtab and build a quick voodoo kernel for ef01.

This is a beta kernel - please back up all data, etc. before flashing

This is not my usual leanKernel since source code for GB kernel is not available yet (is this true? let me know if source is avail). It's basically the stock leak kernel repacked (using supercurio's repack utils) with modified initramfs.

Features

full voodoo lagfix support and auto conversion between rfs and ext4

voodoo sound support (requires voodoo control plus app)

buffers, memory tweaks

init.d support (requires a good working busybox installation)

busybox fix - will install busybox 1.20 if it's missing from ROM (this only works if you flash the kernel zip from recovery)

# mount | busybox grep ext4
/dev/block/stl9 /system ext4 ro,relatime,barrier=0,data=writeback,noauto_da_alloc 0 0
/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /cache ext4 rw,noatime,barrier=0,data=writeback,noauto_da_alloc 0 0
/dev/block/stl10 /dbdata ext4 rw,noatime,barrier=0,nodelalloc,data=ordered,noauto_da_alloc 0 0
/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 /data ext4 rw,noatime,barrier=1,data=ordered,noauto_da_alloc 0 0
# busybox uname -a
Linux localhost 2.6.35.7 #2 PREEMPT Thu Jun 9 16:35:31 KST 2011 armv7l GNU/Linux

Changelog

v0.1.5 - initial test release

v0.2.0 - CWM flashable zip, busybox fix

EF01 Downloads

heimdall kernel: http://cl.ly/AGUw

flashable kernel zip (via cwm): http://cl.ly/AFpj

working recovery from CM7 (heimdall): http://cl.ly/AGBB

Installation

if you already have a working CWM recovery, just flash the zip file.

if not, you can either 1) heimdall flash the recovery, go into recovery and flash the zip, or 2) heimdall flash the kernel and the recovery.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tennandcoz1:
Will this work on the sprint tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
I'm not sure if VZW and Sprint tabs share the same kernels. If so, yes. If not, doubtful.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mweich:
Just flashed, that whole lagfix-woman's-voice-business scared me, but we're all good now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
Hehe you've never used voodoo kernel before. The first time it boots it will take 5-10min converting your partitions, and while conversion is going on you will hear woman's voice.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harlot011104:
Welcome to ext4 :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mweich:
Kind of fun. Sorry for showing my n00bness. I appreciate the CDMA love.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jami2976:
Does anyone know if this will work with Oldmacnuts confidence and paranoia ROM?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
It will if it's based on EF01.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lasimo0:
Just did a reinstall of confidence and paranoia. Downloaded your kernel, but i have one question. One of them says it's specifically for recovery. Is that to say that I should flash both with heimdall having the voodoo one in the kernel zimage slot and the recovery one in the recovery slot? Seems intuitive, but i just want to be sure.

Thanks for your work!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
You really only need to flash the kernel. You can heimdall flash kernel and recovery if you want, *or* heimdall flash just the recovery, go into CWM, then flash the kernel zip file. Hope this makes sense...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lasimo0:
Makes perfect sense. Thanks for the quick reply.

Sent from my VZW Galaxy Tab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] CoMtnMan:
Voodoo sound controls

Running it now with stock rooted EF01, EXT4 conversion easy. Is it supposed to give us Voodoo sound controls because the voodoo control app says this device doesn't run a kernel supporting extended sound controls (at the very bottom)? Thanks.

Update: Sorry just read the OP again and realized I'm not using the Voodoo Plus app, just the free one. On the good side, if you just want EXT4 conversion the free one works.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] whatevernh1:
So far so good...

Hello I am running Confidence and Paranoia and installed the kernal...I installed the Plus app and i'm liking what it's doing for the sound quality. I'ts nice to have all the tweaks available. I am using a headset with a mic and I'm not seeing a change in my recordings using Tape-a-Talk Voice recorder after using the different mic settings. I am actually most interested in improving the mic volume levels while using skype. I sound much quieter on my tab compared to skyping on my CM7 Desire. I have not yet used skype since install the Voodoo App...Thanks for the awesome enhancements to my tab!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
Great to hear that it's working out for you guys. Try to compare quadrant scores before and after too. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pvtjoker42:
The Sprint GB source is available, so you might be able to build one from that. The kernels for VZW and Sprint usually work with the only loss being 3g possibly not working. Glad to see more community work showing the CDMA tabs some love!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jami2976:
couple of quick questions, first do i need to wipe anything before installing this kernel? 2 is CWM working with the confidence and paranoia v2 ? thanks for the replies in advance :D

edit* not sure what Im doing wrong...i just flashed the CWM recovery in heimdall and tried to boot into cwm and no dice... is there some special way of flashing CWM?

im such a tard..just downloaded CWM from the market and now Im in....a bit different than the fascinate lol...also is there way to manually get into CWM like power up+down? thanks guys

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so far so good, just went ahead and flashed everything, seems to be working well, overall performance so far seems zippier, did some quadrants before and after and there is a considerable difference before i was getting an average of 1500 with the stock kernel and after im averaging 2200...havent played around with the sound too much..thanks for the voodoo love my friend :D

side note just curious if voodoo color was possibly in the works?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] CoMtnMan:
Jami2976, which cwm app did you dl from the market...rom manager or bootstrapper?..or something else. I can get to some sort of recovery but it is not cwm. Just wondering which app you had success with. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
so there's factory recovery and CWM recovery. To get into CWM recovery, easiest to do is download any of those reboot apps from market. Most of them should have "reboot recovery" option.

Voodoo color will require kernel source code...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rejanmanis:
I dont think so. AFAIK, vodoo colors works only with samoled.

CMIIW
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jami2976:
"Jami2976, which cwm app did you dl from the market...rom manager or bootstrapper?..or something else. I can get to some sort of recovery but it is not cwm. Just wondering which app you had success with. Thanks

You can use ROM manager or you can download a terminal emulator and run the reboot recovery command
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] CoMtnMan:
Fantastic...i used rom manager and finally got a good nand backup...thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
I love how rom manager will reboot into cwm recovery, but states that there is no valid recovery installed. Good times.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jami2976:
my tab its getting really warm after watching a video for about 20 mins anyone else experience this?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lasimo0:
Finally got around to flashing the kernel tonight. Used heimdall to flash voodoo and recovery zimages simultaneously. No problems so far and digging the snappiness.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laihafloyd:
Does the kernel implement the ext4 conversion on the first boot or does voodoo need to be enabled in cwm after flashing? Thanks... I can't wait to try this on my wife's tab if I can get my hands on it!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] CoMtnMan:
Neither, The ext4 conversion happens through the Voodoo plus app. Get it from the market and the top choice is to convert to ext4...choose that and then reboot and it does everything from there.

If you already have cwm great, if not you can flash the recovery zimage from the op and use one of the reboot apps or rom manager (but don't choose to install cwm, pick the reboot into recovery option). Hope that helps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
Actually kernel will convert to ext4 at first boot regardless of whether you have voodoo control app or not. It won't convert, however, if you had previously disabled lagfix before whether it's via the app, cwm, etc. If that's the case you can re-enable lagfix with the app or delete disable_lagfix file in /sdcard/Voodoo.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laihafloyd:
Cool, thanks for the replies! Its been a while since i've had voodoo lag fix on my captivate... I forgot how it all works!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
Can someone tell me why this recovery doesn't show up as installed in the rom manager?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
I wouldn't worry about that. The recovery on OP is not Koush's, it's built by JT for CM7.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
I wanted to browse all the roms in rom manager, but it stops me and tells me that I need to I install a recovery first. Very annoying.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
ah darn then i'd definitely worry. :(

I bet you can find all the available ROMs from this forum though...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] LucKyPunk:
Improved Instructions

Guys, I think ppl are getting hung up on the recovery flashing part. Here's how I got it all to work

Download the first link (heimdall) flash-able zImage (kernel)

Download the third (last link) "working recovery from CM7 (heimdall)"

This will have the extension zip change it to ".bin" or remove the extension completely.

Flash with Heimdall I use 1.3.0 but 1.1.1 seems more simple for most.

Put the first (zImage) file in Kernel, the second (renamed) in recovery and flash.

This got me the beta kernel, and CWM recovery installed properly

YMMV
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
Does rom manager tell you that you don't have a valid recovery installed?

The kernel is working great for me and I'm able to reboot into recovery to make backups, etc. I'm still running cm7 nightlies on my og Droid and have gotten used to browsing the roms from there... I'll have to look elsewhere in the meantime, since rom manager won't let me pass on my tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
How does this recovery compare to the recovery listed on clockworkmod.com?

http://www.clockworkmod.com/recovery_images.html

Edit: Found the web version to the rom manager and it turns out there are no roms for Verizon tab, so a valid rom manager recovery is meaningless. Good times.

http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager.html
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] o2sys:
What is the Kernel Version suppose to say after flashing it?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jami2976:
If its anything like the fascinate then the kernel version won't change under settings, you will just have to remember which kernel you flashed last
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rspong:
Is this kernel overclocked?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] o2sys:
I got ext4 and voodoo as the voodoo control app shoes that's enabled. But still have the stock recovery.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Imoseyon:
for my kernels you can actually check this file: /kernel_version

but yeah the settings won't show anything different.

nope it's basically the stock kernel + voodoo and some of my other initramfs mods.

try rebooting into recovery via rom manager or other reboot apps off market
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
The recovery failed. I installed a miui rom which had no 3g or wifi therefore my only option to get into the recovery was power + volume up. When the recovery started, it was unable to mount the sdcard, therefore I couldn't restore my backup. Good times.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laihafloyd:
Does the conversion take place at the SAMSUNG screen? I flashed the kernel and recovery (renamed kernel package extension to .bin) and heimdall said flash successful, the tab automatically rebooted and now its just sitting there on the SAMSUNG screen. I never heard the robot voice telling me its converting.

[EDIT] Nevermind... I redownloaded the kernel image to the tab using only the zimage file instead of renaming the whole zip package and now i hear the lady's voice! Hopefully this will work? [/EDIT]
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
The conversation took place at the SAMSUNG screen for me...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laihafloyd:
Looks like everything worked! I kind of panicked the first time because i didn't hear the robot voice. Finally CWM recovery! Just need some ROMs to flash...:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jtwebfusion:
Yeah, I second that. The miui alpha rom is neat, if you don't mind no Internet and you can read Chinese. Haven't tried the cm7 alpha yet. Good times.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] o2sys:
Downloading CWM from Market got me into recovery...