yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
I was running Rogue for a while and liked it, but I think I'll wait for the next updated, which I imagine is coming soon.
[Xoom Android Development] i_am_the_one:
Same I really like the rogue kernel. But I have no clue how to edit the updater script to look for the new version number, tachi is also a good kernel and will be chill til rogue gets updated.:D
[Xoom Android Development] tincbtrar:
Download the kernel. Go into the script and find the updater script. In there you can modify it. I would assume it would be safe to redirect the installer script to look for 3.2.1 and install a boot.img for 3.2

I can test this tomorrow. As long as you nandroid you should be fine even if the kernel doesnt update correctly.
[Xoom Android Development] cmltan12:
Hi. I'm new at this. I did however, succesfully rooted my Samsung Gal Tab 7 months ago.

Now, I have Xoom - WiFi version (US).

My question is, I am currently running 3.2.1 version. Never rooted.

Kindly please guide me if possible, the step by step.

How can I do this part?

•Ensure you have flashed ClockworkMod Recovery (??)

Thanks, in advance.
[Xoom Android Development] stachre:
There's a link in the OP text you just quoted:
[Xoom Android Development] texasez:
Should I wait now there is another update? I don't want to flash twice unless it is necessary.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
I just got a notification for an update to HTK75D. I don't know what is in the update, but I hope it has some stability fixes. I've been getting FCs on a few apps since updating to HTK55D, and even flashed back to the stock HTK55D kernel with no end to the FCs. I might as well flash this one and see at this point. I'll do it later and report back.
[Xoom Android Development] i_am_the_one:
i was also just prompted for the update. But I have not had any issues with force closes running the tachometer kernel. Have you tried fixing permissions from recovery?

Edit: tachi kernel
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
I tried fixing permissions, clearing caches, re-flashing kernel, re-flashing ROM, etc. I hadn't tried the tachometer kernel. Will give that a try before I try taking the update. Thanks for the info.
[Xoom Android Development] i_am_the_one:
Sorry that was supposed to say tachi kernel. Stupid auto correct on my xoom.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
LOL! Just realized that myself!

Actually thought that was a cool name for a kernel! Anyway, I was running Tachi at 800MHz/1. 5GHz with some minor undervolting. Everything was great on the stock deodexed 3.2 ROM, but when I loaded the stock deodexed 3.2.1 ROM from this post with that kernel and config, I all of a sudden started having some stability issues. Nothing really major or unusable, just nuisance issues, mostly FCs in GMail and occasionally the browser. I may try it again without undervolting, etc and see what happens, but I'm just curious if your configuration was anywhere close to mine.
[Xoom Android Development] i_am_the_one:
I am running tachi with cpu min 216 Max 1504. I don't mess with the voltages. Try clearing data for gmail and browser and see if that helps.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
I'll give that a shot. I think I'm also going to wait for an update to be posted for the new update. Looks like all it does is update market and a couple of other "fixes" from what I can tell. Not worth the hassle unless a dev has posted a package here that I can flash from recovery.

Thanks for the help.
[Xoom Android Development] hosspower:
Does the bluetooth tethering continue to work with the tachi kernel?

TIA
[Xoom Android Development] tincbtrar:
No. Read OP.
[Xoom Android Development] hosspower:
Thanks. I did read it in the OP but I wanted to make sure that Tachi did not have it included. Didn't see any mention of it in the tachi thread.
[Xoom Android Development] stachre:
I'll post one late tonight.
[Xoom Android Development] i_am_the_one:
perfect, Thanks man
[Xoom Android Development] jland22:
Indeed, thanks for sharing the love for us WIFI users.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
Right on! Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] stachre:
OP updated, v02 posted (Android 3.2.1 HTK75D update)
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
Awesome, thanks! Trying...
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
Download keeps failing on me, gotta go to work.
[Xoom Android Development] shakuyi:
can we still install the tachi kernel on this update? i kinda like having it overclocked
[Xoom Android Development] nexan21:
Thanks , works a treat ! :)
[Xoom Android Development] becu4xda:
Yes, you can. I install the tachi kernel after update. It works great.
[Xoom Android Development] texasez:
after updating using this method the new market has movies available again. Has anyone downloaded and viewed a movie? It did not work before since I was rooted.
[Xoom Android Development] jason8612:
Thanks for the update!

Will have to try it out tomorrow.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
Finally got to load this update with Tachi kernel and so far it's quite *****in'!

Thanks for the update!
[Xoom Android Development] Brokn:
Followed the instructions and installed this, but my android market button when pressed says "Application not installed". Any suggestions?
[Xoom Android Development] shakuyi:
did you launch it from the launcher or homescreen? you need to create a new homescreen shortcut
[Xoom Android Development] jessman1988:
Hey guys. I'm rooted on 3.2.1 but every time I attempt to install tachi in clockworkrecovery it completes the install and stays on the boot animation for a very long time. When it finally boots up I got into the settings and it still shows the stock kernel and I can't overclock. Any ideas on why it won't install successfully? Any other stable kernels out there compatible with 3.2.1, or has anyone else had this problem?
[Xoom Android Development] clickclickpc:
Superuser v3.0 issues

Stachre, thanks for the great work and quick updates since the beginning of the Xoom on XDA.

To everyone,

Regarding, "Superuser.apk 3.0: Some issues are being reported; may be updated soon.", I am able to use SU v3.0 just fine so long as I clear SU data/cache after each reboot and also clear data/cache for other apps such as Titanium Backup thereafter. Otherwise, if I don't clear data/cache, I get messages about my device not being rooted or SU permission denied. I went back to SU v2.3.6.3 and all is well again (at least for 24 hours so far.)

Here's SU v2.3.6.3 that I used with HC 3.2.1 (HTK75D):

Filename: su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip

md5: a2844ac335a5c1cfdb9bea2fc041b415

Just flash via Clockwork.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
It completes with no errors? That's kind of odd. I'm running the latest 3.2.1 update from this post, and have been able to flash Tachi with no problems. Are you wiping cache and dalvik cache before flashing? I can't think of anything else other than to download a fresh copy of Tachi, wipe both caches and reflash.
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Make sure you are using a version of ClockworkMod recovery that works with the media you are flashing from. Don't use Rom Manager to boot into recovery, because it insists on updating your recovery to a version that doesn't work well with the Xoom.
[Xoom Android Development] tincbtrar:
Thanks for supporting the community - even though I havent had any issues with su3.0 (stable of course)
[Xoom Android Development] shadowjumper:
I just updated to HTK75D using the update zip on this forum. Everything runs great. File Manager HD had a few hiccups, nothing a forced reset didn't solve.

My only problem is now when I restart my Xoom and hold down the Vol Dn button, I don't get the usual "Entering Android Recovery" I get "Starting Fastboot Support", then it does nothing. Anyone else having this trouble? Do I have to redo the clockwork recovery to flash a custom rom?

Also, random question, has anyone made a ROM that makes the user interface look like a tablet used in Star Trek TNG? That would be Boss!
[Xoom Android Development] shakuyi:
i think its supposed to be volume up? but then again you can always use rom manager to reboot into recovery automatically
[Xoom Android Development] i_am_the_one:
I just tested this and I can get into recovery using volume down and selecting recovery.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
I think a tap of the vol down button after the Moto icon will boot recovery and holding vol down after the Moto icon will do Fastboot.
[Xoom Android Development] shadowjumper:
Vol up and down both did the same thing.

I'll give the quick tap of vol down a try when I have my Xoom nearby.

I originally rooted with ADB using directions I found on here (back when it was only Android 3.1). I've only ever had the rooted stocks running, never anything custom for this so I don't have a ROM manager. Any recommendations for good ROMs or a ROM manager?

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
The other thing you can do is install EazyReboot from the Market. It will let you specify booting into recovery, etc.

I rooted the same way, bought my xoom right before the 3.1 update and I've always run stock ROMs. I can't make any ROM recommendations, but I'd highly recommend the Tiamat kernels. I'm running Tachi on this ROM and love it.
[Xoom Android Development] cruzzmz:
did the update ... but lost my root :(

can somebody help
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
Lost root from the update in this thread, or did you take the OTA update from the OS?

Either way, as long as you can boot into recovery, you can flash this update or I think you can flash superuser. Can you give more details?
[Xoom Android Development] hfam:
Worked flawlessly going from rooted 3.2. Perfection. Root is intact, Titanium works perfect, none of the reported issues with su3 happening here.

You guys in XDA never cease to amaze me, eternal respect and love for all you do for us, brothers and sisters!!

For the guy who was only getting fastboot on reboot and vol down, when the logo shows up, give it at least 2 seconds before hitting the vol down. Do it too fast and thats what youll get. Time it rignt and youll be fine. Logo, count to 3, hit vol down, and you get android recovery.

Thanks again to all the devs and supergenius types makin all this possible, I LOVE you guys!!! :);)

hf
[Xoom Android Development] cruzzmz:
No OTA

I updated my previous rooted stock rom with the one here using CWM ... I open up titanium backup and it says that i dont have root ...

how do i flash superuser using CWM ... any tips

thanks
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
In TB, click on the Problems tab. It will usually help you install busybox and possibly superuser. Anyway, you can try that.
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
You probably haven't lost root, just some permissions. Open your app drawer and see if superuser is there. If it is, open it and see if titanium backup is in the list of apps allowed root access. If it is, clear it, then start tb to have root granted again. The other thing is check to see if busybox is installed. If not, get busybox installer from the market and have it install busybox.
[Xoom Android Development] cruzzmz:
cool thanks

i downloaded & install back the busybox using TB problem tabs & it work just fine now ... got root back

:D
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
Awesome!
[Xoom Android Development] Submarine854:
I've ordered my Xoom WiFi only from UK and installed stock US Xoom Android version 3.2 very quickly, running now HTJ85B.

Will this 3.2.1 work flawlessly with my "faked" US Xoom?

The OP says that this update is for US Xoom only. I guess this means that this update is for those devices that have a running US image currently, correct?
[Xoom Android Development] Dante91919:
Hello, I have a non-US Xoom MZ604, but I had flash it to US Stock rom 3.0 and from 3.0 OTA to 3.1 and then 3.2, I also root it, but without CWM reocvery

therefore I download the Rom Manager and flash CWM 4.0.4, then flash this 3.2.1 stock rom, installed the Physical sdcard also on my xoom.

After that my xoom has been flashed, bootloader shows me successful, but when i boot up my xoom, click"about tablet", it still stuck in 3.2, the kernel version is "2.6.36.3-gb899528 android-build@apa28 #1"

How does it stuck in 3.2??

I also try to flash your CWM 3.2.2 but still stay in 4.0.4

Thank you
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
You will have to use adb/fastboot to flash the R4c 3.2.0.0 recovery img file. then you can flash zip files from the external sdcard. My advice is don't do anything from Rom Manager. It will trick you into updating to an incompatible recovery version.

Use this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1249798 from step 4 and pay special attention to the part about catching the Xoom before the stock recovery overwrites the just-flashed custom recovery.
[Xoom Android Development] P00r:
Am I going mad or cordy (the game) is installed as a system app in this rom ???
[Xoom Android Development] Dante91919:
thank you very much

wont use the rom manager again
[Xoom Android Development] BigBadBuddy:
I'm not sure, no guarantees. I would think that if the 3.2 image took, the 3.2.1 update would take, but who knows. I would Nandroid first, then try.
[Xoom Android Development] shakuyi:
cordy has been a system app since the xoom launched lol
[Xoom Android Development] Scourge1024:
In the US stock ROM anyway. I can't remember seeing it in the Canadian version.
[Xoom Android Development] shakuyi:
well since the US xoom is a "Google Experience Device" it should means its a system app :P
[Xoom Android Development] mhz1000a:
"Install from sdcard complete." will indicate that the update is completed.

.

Select "reboot system now"

New bootloader will install. The message, "Congratulation! Your bootloader was successfully upgraded" will be immediately followed by an automatic reboot.

-----------------------

after Congratulation, and reboot, but i still got 3.2 but not 3.21? how can i update to 21? thanks
[Xoom Android Development] harish3110:
hey can i update to 3.2.1 wen i am on 3.1 and using a tiamat kernel???
[Xoom Android Development] stachre:
Where are you looking that it tells you that you are on 3.2?

In Settings | About Tablet, what is the Android version, Kernel version, and Build number?

Do you have the new Market?
[Xoom Android Development] stachre:
Yes. Users on a custom ROM, however, have reported that they needed to wipe data/factory reset to get the stock system working.
[Xoom Android Development] Esteway.619:
So I'm new to tablets this being my First. Is there a way to root with a Mac? I was able to do it with my nexus s4g but I haven't seen anything on how to on Macs. I tried searching and nothing comes up. Any help would be appreciated. I have the xoom 3.2.1 wifi only. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] emd2009:
Anyone have any information if this will work on the xoom family media edition?
[Xoom Android Development] Esteway.619:
Never mind I was able to do it te same way on my Mac like I did with my nexus. I have now a unlocked bootloader and rooted xoom.
[Xoom Android Development] galaxyII:
How about European WiFi ? Mine purchased in Germany. CAn i also use this method to update?
[Xoom Android Development] MARIANOTE:
me too. I'm a european wifi MZ604 user, we can use this way?

I want to root my xoom, and if i can use this method can be very simple!

Anyone do this in Uk wifi Xoom? Thanks:p
[Xoom Android Development] Mr KOP:
hi,Can my xoom mz604 wifi only installs this ROM?:confused:
[Xoom Android Development] krushmoto:
Reboots back to Recovery

I tried loading this ROM but for some reason it keeps going back to Recovery mode.

I'm on CWM 3.2.0, DL the update onto my SD card, wiped everything possible, installed and got the Congratulations message then reboots but goes back to Recovery mode each time. Not sure what else to do. Any suggestions?

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] popssracer:
Phone.apk

Running this flawlessly, its wonderful. I was wondering if there is any reason why I shouldnt use root explorer to delete phone.apk and odex from the system/app folder. My WiFi xoom has no practical use of it, as it isnt a phone. :-P

Thanks for the help!
[Xoom Android Development] ali4ek:
Been running this ROM with Rogue 1.4.3 Rana kernel.

Works fine, no complaints, except one:

I sometimes (once a week or so) get completely stuck on the starting Dual Core logo.

Resets, booting into recovery and reboot system don't help.

What I do right away after I see this is I re-flash THE SAME kernel I have (from recovery), then reboot and the problem is gone....for a week=).

Any ideas what may be causing that?
[Xoom Android Development] rubber guard:
Can someone please help me?

I rooted my evo with not too much trouble but im getting hung up on the first step

I dled both the update zip and the Tiamat recovery zip (what is exact location of each? i put an sdcard in, but it wont give me an option to explore it on my file explorer)

I installed CWM Manager

Tried flashing via the app and it wont work

booted into stock recovery and wasn't willing to do "update from zip" which I assume is where i could potentially tell it to install tiamat?

also If I knew what "ADB reboot recovery or any other method" id do that.

im pretty lost. thank in advance.

tried installing the tiamate recovery zip
[Xoom Android Development] rubber guard:
anyone willing to help?
[Xoom Android Development] KYT:
Are you putting the files on the SD from a card reader on a PC?

You can run into issues if you mount the XOOM as a reader to access the SD on a PC. Built-in readers on laptops can be goofy for some people too. I've personally not had any issues with putting data on the SD using any of the 3 methods above, but that doesn't mean you won't.

If you downloaded the update.zip on the XOOM, it'll be in the downloads folder, on the stock ROM I believe it's at this path: /sdcard/Download/

Also, I understand, if you have the SD formatted certain ways, the Android won't see it. I think FAT16 is the safest, but I'm pretty sure my SD is FAT32 (not 100% sure though)

If you can see and copy data to the SD on a PC just fine, and you're sure its formatted in a way Android can read it, put it in the XOOM and restart the XOOM. There's a right to mount external storage in Linux based systems, I'm not going to pretend to understand how this work, I always seem to do it wrong. Put in the SD, restart the device, it all works just fine. *shrugs*

This thread references the use of ClockworkMod recovery. That's what I have, it works great. I am not familiar with "Tiamat recovery".

CWM is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1074979

If you're not a Dev, it would behoove you to follow the OP's instructions.

Get ClockwordMod installed, and if you're still stuck after you can sucessfully boot to CWM, post back here.

I use this ROM as my go-to when I run into problems with the custom ROMs. I keep it on my SD and can vouch that it works as described when the directions are followed exactly as they are provided.
[Xoom Android Development] rubber guard:
thanks for your help.

w/ a little help from a few guys on another forum, we got pretty far (installed the other recovery) but we then hit this documented problem

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17282415&postcount=1

(see part labeled 12/28 update)
[Xoom Android Development] P00r:
Any reason why this img include the cordy games installed in the system
[Xoom Android Development] stachre:
US Wi-Fi Xoom came stock with Cordy and Dungeon Defenders. This is a stock update with root.
[Xoom Android Development] marky9074:
Any plans for a stock rooted update to 4.0.3?

....aha! I see there already is! Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stayin100:
My INC has a bad power button. I rooted it and was just going to flash cm7 and enable trackball or volume rocker wake, but I was wondering if there were other roms out there that have these features.
[Galaxy S II General] SAlmighty:
Okay, this is hot!

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/mobiles/samsung-galaxy-s2-hd-is-a-super-powered-s2-50005350/
[Galaxy S II General] Tri3Dent:
As much as I like the specs of the souped up SG2 with 1.5ghz with HD display, the 4.7 inch screen is just too big for my tastes. Not sure about other people but the MAXIMUM I would take for a PHONE would probably be 4.5 inches.
[Galaxy S II General] Matriak31:
Be nice to have it over here as well due to the HD screen but if i can be honest i rather wait for the S3 when that comes out...My phone is powerful enough as it is and if i want to push the cpu i can...So for someone who has not got the S2 this is good upgrade but for me i wait for the next big thing to be honest...:D
[Galaxy S II General] Astri:
If only they could squeeze this resolution on a 4 - 4.3 inch display....

Apple did it, im sure samsung can do that aswell.

bye portability
[Galaxy S II General] AllGamer:
HD 1280x720 resolution instead of normal 800x480

and features LGU+ along with standard LTE

LGU+ is a proprietary LTE by LG only in Korea http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LG_U+

chances are we'll never see this model in North America

Screen size sames as T-mobile/Sprint version 4.65" same CPU 1.5 Ghz probably Qualcomm instead of Exynos
[Galaxy S II General] htcplussony:
I'm guessing the screen's pentile.
[Galaxy S II General] Simmo3D:
Im with you..

4.7 inches is getting too big IMO.. id much prefer 4-4.5 inches max.

I think Im just going to wait for the Galaxy S III.
[Galaxy S II General] lgkahn:
how about fixing the audio issues.. i hate having to take out my i9000 to record at concerts because the audio on the s2 (without voodoo) is unuseable
[Galaxy S II General] Kailkti:
Yeah if it wasn't 4.7", it'd seem more luscious. For reals though, I love the baby too much to let go, even if I hear/read/see the sgs 3/nexus prime. (won't really know till it happens though. :p)
[Galaxy S II General] LondonGemini:
Exactly. Also the screen seems to have gained more in height than width so it may not be as unweildy as the size suggests
[Galaxy S II General] Sticks02:
I just want the screen resolution in the same form factor as the S2. =\
[Galaxy S II General] dhruvmalik:
+1

10 Character...
[Galaxy S II General] torres76:
What sound issue my sound is great

....
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
I wonder if they've sorted out the screen issues with the SAMOLED+
[Galaxy S II General] SAlmighty:
Lol- the manager at the store says that Yamaha chipset is better than Wolfson. I'm confused. :confused:

Too bad this HD version won't be sold around the world any time soon.
[Galaxy S II General] TheSaw:
Record a concert with your phone? Yes, that was the primary goal of Samsung. Hey, there are ****loads of people who go to concerts not to enjoy the music, but to create low quality blurry pictures and videos waving their phones in the air. Damn you Samsung, you've failed.

Anyways, 4.7 is WAY to big for a phone. I'm not sure it can be called a phone anymore. I'd prefer 4" sharp personally. 4.3" is a bit too big for me.
[Galaxy S II General] ccc105:
Guess we will have to buy pants with bigger pockets ... :D
[Galaxy S II General] alexcarterkarsus:
though now I do wonder why they decide to replace exynos with qualcomm 8060, since according to this webpage, the gpu in both LTE and LTE HD is adreno 220...

http://www.chinaz.com/mobile/2011/0927/211853_24.shtml
[HD2 General] holsy1982:
I've just been on holiday with my HD2 and after a day on the beach it now won't charge. I'm assuming that the connector is duff, however at 18months old I'm guessing it'll be out of warranty. It is insured, but since I've installed Android on it, that will have removed any protection I have for it. Does anyone have any advice at all, or is it time I said goodbye to it?