yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] brendel:
Does the new kernel automatically convert the file system to ext4? If so, is there any way to stay with rfs? Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mike2nl:
Question:

you have read the installation guide under point 9? I think, there is your answer. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] brendel:
Yeah I did read it. I also saw that the kernel supports rfs as well. But if it automatically converts the file system to ext4 upon installation, what's the point of supporting rfs then? I wanted to check to see if alterbridge has made it optional instead of mandatory. I was having issues with the quailty of incoming video on Skype using alterbridge's kernel until I switched to a different kernel that uses rfs. I was hoping to come back to overcome but not at the cost of not being able to use Skype properly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mike2nl:
Ok now i understand your issue. But then we have to ask alterbridge.

What i don't understand is your video issue with skype. I have excellent connection to america, iran and spain. Mhhh, a good question at all.

Possible someone have equal issues?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] diggi1:
I have also problems with incoming video and an older Skype-version. It is an version to use front-and back-cam. I have deinstalled this version and installed the actual version from market. This version works very well and the video-quality is very good.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mike2nl:
I use now the version 2.6.0.95 (December 13, 2011) (11.55MB)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Not sure why would you want to do that but here goes:

To return to rfs system (aka disabling lagfix) reboot into CWM. Choose disable lagfix then reboot your system. An android voice appears at the galaxy tab boot screen telling you that its converting the system back to RFS. Hope it helps but just for the record am not really convinced that EXT4 file system is the reason for your issues. I mean come on its a filing system.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] diggi1:
This version works very well for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] el_bazzo:
I'm still having wifi problems (wifi-fix installed via cwm). The Problem seems to be dhcp related with my router - when i set a static ip on my gt everything is ok. (I've also shortened the dhcp lease time on my router without success). Other wlan's with other type of routers are working. Any suggestions despite of setting a static ip on gt or shortening the lease time on the router?

Gesendet von meinem GT-P1000 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
I just switched back to WPA on my router, and my GT works fine with it (no disconnects). I'm also using DHCP too.

Maybe the bug is router-specific?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Dhekelian:
Upgraded via no-wipe 4.01 without any problems. Market problem on 4.00 has now gone. Seems quicker overall. Just two minor annoying problems.

Battery is still not as good, for instance I have the battery nearly fully charged at night but the next day it is dead and that is when I haven't used it. Also the wifi keeps dropping out despite the router being in the next room.

I have applied the two fixes via the reboot recovery but alas it hasn't helped a great deal. I'm new to overcome so is there perhaps any settings I could try?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
You have a battery leak. Most possibly caused by an app running in the background. Backup your apps install wipe version (or better yet restock according to the guide then install wipe version).

@everyone else. If you believe issue is from your router. Consider upgrading the router's firmware. My isues with wifi few versions back were attributed to the router so YMMV, however is worth a shot.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neubauej:
My issue is not the router..

My 2nd tab running 4.0.0 works perfect with it, as well as my 4 other wifi devices in the house.

This is with or without the "wifi fix"

While running no wipe or wipe 4.1.0 i get "android os" battery drain with zero additional apps installed.

Additionally the wifi still refuses to stay connected with any security on.

This same tab worked perfectly on 4.0.0, cm7 et al.

It is very snappy and nice save that!

Thanks for your hard work!

:-D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mike2nl:
Strange (good) is that i have no issues with two routers and oine access point.

- thomson 789i

- kpn router dutch :D

- linksys wap54g v3 (latest offcial firmware)

All perfect with 1st restock then the update to 4.1.0 wipe.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] professordes:
Wifi instability

I have the problem with wifi in 4.1 after a nowipe update from 4.0, which was fine. I'm afraid using the AOSP files below hasn't helped. Time to wipe/restock perhaps....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] idkidk:
Hi to all,

As expected, for some tab "wifi fix" work well, for other no, maybe a basaband and wpa file combination?

At home i've a AVM Frizbox! with WPA2 TKIP; after installing the 2.3.7 wpa files (for me) the problem is gone. Now tab running fine with JMF modem (froyo modem). JPZ modem give me some problem (less sensibility) with gsm/umts signal.

Bye

Idk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Been using 4.1.0 for a week or so. Great batt life.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] getihga54:
Thank you Team Overcome for this nice ROM.

I've done a re-stock and installed the wipe edition exactly as mentioned in the install guide and have no issues with wifi. WPA2, DHCP and several wifis around me from my neighbours are no problem. I did not install the wifi patch.

After installing the ROM i used WPS to connect my Tab to my router. Apps (just apps, no system settings like wifi or bluetooth!) are restored with Titanium. Anything else was configured by me per hand.

I just installed the old market patch from OC 4.0.0, because i hate the 3.X market. It is to heavy weighted and to slow. Old market works for me without problems.

Battery life seems to be the same as before without doing a calibration yet.

According the modem: i flashed the JQ2 modem from DarkPals Thread via CWM. Works for me since 2 days (JPZ from stock rom worked also very well).

So everything is fine for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AnttiV:
For those having incompatibility with Market apps: The reason for 99% of time is dpi. But, the answer is not a simple change-dpi-back-to-stock.

Here's what you need to do:

* Change dpi back to 240.

* Go to settings -> applications -> manager -> all -> market -> clear data

* DO NOT START MARKET

* REBOOT! (full reboot, not a quick change)

* If you're feeling paranoid, clear Market data again.

* Start Market, browse to any app that previously showed up incompatible - tadah, it is compatible now.

optional: change dpi back to whatever you want it to be.

From now on, you have two options:

a) either do this every time some program shows up as incompatible. Every time you start up Market with the non-stock dpi, it will mark all the dpi. And you have to do the above to get rid of it.

b) don't start Market. Use the web market.android.com to send apps to your phone. (You can do this from the phone itself, btw. Seems a bit daft, but the web market does not check dpi so that's why it works. But you need to have last started Market app with compatible dpi! Otherwise web Market still has the "incompatible" flag.

EDIT: That is the worst English I have ever written. Apologies for that. But I hope you catch what I mean :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shazoom:
Thanks Altbridge & team. No problems with my no-wipe upgrade and seems a little faster but more importantly I don't seem to get as many (any so far) slow downs when, for example, I quite using the web browser (the little memory hog), and return to the home.

Very nice.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I have just upgraded from Kratos directly to 4.1.0 using no wipe.

I have no problem so far.

Wifi connects and I can see more than 1 WPA protected wifi around me.

Thanks a lot, Team Overcome!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] msgfromside3:
I have not seen people talking about Better Battery Stat in Tab forums. Maybe someone with the battery issue can install it (there is a XDA version if you search) and see where the leak is - watch out for wakelocks. Also from 2.3.6 upgrade ATT Galaxy S2, there was an issue with wifi that it always wakes up every minute, so you might want to look for that as well (not saying this version has the same issue).

I don't use Tab any more since I got GS2, so I cannot do this myself but I thought some of you might be interested.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
Just a suggestion: what about starting a list of routers reported to be (not) working? As dhcp seems to be the critical point I also suggest only to put dhcp and not fix ip systems to the list?

For me the following applies with and without wifi-fix installed:

-Avm Fritz.Box 3170 working perfect

-Speedport W700V (a modified avm product basically) behind a Fritz.Box 2170 as dhcp also working perfect
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] darkwoof:
Two issues with 4.1.0

Hi, I just upgraded from Kratos with the No_Wipe ROM package, and I'm having two issues:

1) When using USB Tethering, the Tab no longer charges. With Kratos, the charging worked correctly.

2) May be related to the first issue: While using USB tethering, the simiClock widget shows a gradually decreasing battery level (e.g. now it's at 83) which confirmed that the Tab is not charging (battery usage page also shows "discharging" instead of "charging"). However the blinking battery indicator on the notification bar shows 100% without change.

I've never had these issues with the previous ROM releases before. Any advice before I do a restock and full wipe?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] professordes:
Wifi instability

A nowipe reinstall of 4.0 over the top of 4.1 has fixed the wireless issues I was having (and everything else seems OK too).

My router is a Belkin wireless N F5D8236-4 v3 with WPA2 enabled.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] brendel:
You're probably right. I was just trying to narrow down the differences between the different kernels. I also forgot about just disabling voodoo lagfix. It was late when I posted the question. My bad. Thank you for reminding me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hirurg:
help! I installed this rom, and after that none who can and can not invite someone to call me. I put another rom and now it just happens, and what is it? Who is there any solution? Thanks in advance everyone
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Hi, can you tell us, did you use the WIPE or NO-WIPE rom installation?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hirurg:
Wipe version .... but I was able to solve. So I put the official rom, and I will try again overcome rom to see what happens.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sydeu:
What's the difference between the modems and how should one choose? Can every modem be used in every country and with every rom and so on? And if i decide i want to go back to stock will i then get the stock modem back?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
hey bud, in the installation guide, under "Re-“Stocking” Yer System…", it explains the modems to use for specific areas. But, search this forum for modems for the tab, and play around, most of them are CWM zip flashables, so no big issue to try ones out that match your area in the world.

Have fun
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Dhekelian:
Thanks for the advice and i have done as per your advice. The battery seems better but will know for sure over the next couple of days. Wifi problem is still there, I put fix on but is still bad, signal seems weaker too.

If I connect to the market say and try to update an app I lose signal half way through. Browsing as well is a nightmare. I use wpa2 for security.

Some people have suggested a static IP, while this will not help if I'm connecting to a hotspot it might help at home? I can set a static ip on my router no problem but how do I do it on the Tab? Thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jockard:
Humn, no one aswer my question... The tuto says it wasnt compatible with p1000L what would happen?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] swam1231:
Thank you sir for this. Worked like a charm. I purchased Visidon Applock plus and wasn't able to download because of the incompatible message. Not anymore! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thepittbull:
Armageddon...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] louser:
Kernel Tar problems

All,

Nevermind got it working, took 3 tries.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] onyx550:
wifi problems and boot up problem

i got wifi problems just like the other people here but i can't install the wifi fix the problem is i can't boot in to recovery to install the wifi fix because my tab gets stuck at the samsung galaxy tab screen and never boots up i got to leave it on all the time is there any way to fix the wifi with this problem thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
Restock and reinstall
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TonyHarrison:
Apologies if this has been asked before (I did a search but couldn't find the answer), but I have bought a second hand Galaxy Tab which has got the Overcome Jupiter Rom installed on it.

Can I install the "No Wipe" version of this new rom or do I need to use the "wipe" version ?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] weichei:
CPU clock

So far very good work!

No issues so far for me after flashing wipe-version + stock_theme_v2.zip

My question: How to overclock to 1.2 GHz now? Is it automaticly overclocked?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jmjb:
Hi!

With the 4.1 wifi signal lost too easily.

Is there any fix to fix it?

Sorry for my bad English!!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rwa66:
Coming from 4.0, did a no-wipe but can't get an IP address from my D-LINK DIR-655 anymore. Even after applying the wifi fix it is a no-go.

I am going to check to check wifi at the office (Linksys whatever) first tomorrow to see if it is router specific problem maybe.

And then I will do a full-wipe I guess.:rolleyes:

Edit:

I did a bit more troubleshooting and I found a solution for my situation.

I have a Windows domain server that is acting as DHCP server on my network. Updating the drivers of the server's NIC made my Tab successfully acquire an IP address and connect to the network again.

It is a bit strange that all my Squeezeboxes and Overcome 7 4.0 did not have any trouble connecting to the network. But never mind I'm a happy camper! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Download and install voltage control from the market for all your OC/UV needs.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] onyx550:
i did restock it and then put the new overcome 4.1.0 on it and it still has the same problem can't reboot or it gets hung on the samsung galaxy tab screen i need to reboot in to recovery to fix the wifi problem or if anyone knows any other way to fix the wifi problem then i will try it thanks

Ok so I downloaded a program that ran but then froze I rebooted the tab now all i get is the Samsung Galaxy Tab screen it will not boot up past that what can I do?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] diggi1:
Reading some previous posts, there is the solution. You can replace the 3 files with an fileexplorer like rootexplorer or with adb manually. Note the permissions from replaced files!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pawces:
The guide specifically says it is NOT COMPATIBLE... but if you're that eager to find out what happens , then by all means go ahead. Your galaxy tab p1000L will most likely become a fancy chopping board (lets not waste that gorilla glass now!)

cheers!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VolcanicSkunk:
Hey guys, it's been a while since I installed anything on my Tab and I wanted to restock before I updated it to this latest version. My problem comes when I was reading the guide and hit this portion of the Odin install:

The pictures aren't showing up, so I have no idea which options are selected. Can someone tell me what should be selected so I don't end up borking my Tab? I would really appreciate it!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Dhekelian:
I take it you mean the wifi issue and those 3 wpa files? I did this twice but still the wifi drops out after about 30 secs. Downloading anything is a real pain.

I don't know if this helps but I thought I would go into the wifi settings and wait to see what happens when it drops the signal. I waited for it to connect which it did without any problems, it listed my network as connected and then listed all the axailable other networks in my neighbourhood. Then after about 30 secs my network dissappeared as did all the others underneath which I thought strange.

Surely if there had been a problem with my router only my network would have dropped no? My phone has never had a problem with my router anyway but just thought I would mention it. I have tried the static ip as well but again no joy, just the same.

The wifi is set to 'never' but it seems as though something is telling the wifi to drop out but you would have a better idea. I have deleted battery apps just in case it was them but it still carries on. I have restocked and put the wipe on as well.

Any ideas would be great.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NonoWeber:
Same here. Care to share your solution.

NanoWeber

---------- Post added at 03:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:49 PM ----------

Yep. Links show the following:

Server Error

404 - File or directory not found.

The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

NanoWeber
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Arde:
Hi, Overcome 4.1.0 working fine but why browser lag so much?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
Browser does not lag for me. What exactly do you mean with "lag" in this case? Slow connection? Slow scrolling, or what?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DenimTornado:
How to disable Old TV effect when switch off/on screen? I hate this effect! Disabling ALL animation don't take any effect..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
TV effect is coded. There is a patch on here somewhere
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Use setcpu goes all the way to 1.6ghz 1.2-1.4ghz is stable
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Arde:
Sorry, yes i mean slow jerky scrolling ...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DenimTornado:
Can you show me? I can't find that..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shazoom:
I see this too. It's notable on most apps now I've noticed it, including: the web browser, Tapatalk, feedly and Google currents.

Jerky, yes. As if less frames are being drawn and seemed a lot worse without hardware acceleration turned on (with blade buddy).

With 4.0 and all previous gingerbread releases the browser was silky smooth (Google currents too). Turn off hardware acceleration and it's so jerky it's like another web browser entirely.

I was about to ask if anybody else had noticed it. It's worth saying, it's not terrible and I would say in general 4.1 is a lot better than 4.0; also this is a no wipe upgrade (and I don't fancy re-stocking at the moment :-) ).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] phlooke:
You could use this copy - it's a screen shot of the original guide page from months ago

Hmmm, thanks for that :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VolcanicSkunk:
@phlooke Thanks so much for the link! That's perfect! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Arde:
Thanks this for you but where i turn off HW acceleration, maybe settings and ... sorry :o
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jykke78:
Yes, it's little jerky always. Flash animations on it's terrible. Have to go back to 4.0.0 :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] phlooke:
:D ...no problem, your welcome.

---------- Post added at 02:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:10 PM ----------

I installed SetCPU and my Tab went mental, constant reboot :confused:

I let it discover the CPU defaults and set the top slider to 1600 - which caused reboot mayhem, I then set it down to 1400, again reboot mayhem.

Are you running it at 1200 with no issues?

...of course there may be other elements at play here i.e. some other s/w or app causing a conflict.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neubauej:
Id use voltage control on this kernel instead.. It sounds like you might have to fiddle with your voltages a bit..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] luigi_sa:
Suggest Wipe, you dont know whats been on that Tab before you bought it :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] phlooke:
I had no idea what you meant really, so after a bit of digging around I discovered this thread ...might help other OC n00bs like me :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ATech:
Is it possible to use a different launcher such as ADW launcher like I've got on my G2?

Sent from my Nuclear Powered G2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shazoom:
Using Blade Buddy, from the market, click on Advanced Settings and check that

debug.sf.net=1

At least I think that's correct. I'm sure someone will let us know if I'm a wrong ;-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] idkidk:
Hi to all,

Currently i'm testing this:

[HOWTO] More smooth scroll & volume step increase for MOST android phones.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1411317

For now, inside app, the scroll is really smooth...

Bye

Idk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] phlooke:
Of course. Thats the one I use, no problems to report :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] beefcake5799:
spent the last couple of weeks trying out some of the other roms available and now back on overcome, still the best for me
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ATech:
Awesome! Thanks man!

Sent from my Nuclear Powered G2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tat2me2:
Forgive me if this has been answered already...

Will this ROM work on MY -

Model - SGT P1000N

Firmware Version - 2.3.3

Baseband Version - P1000NUBJP3

Kernel Version - 2.6.35.14 Ronan-20111029 #4

Build Number - Gingerbread.UBJP7

If it's not recommended that I use this one, what other ROM'S should I try?

Thanks in advance -

Tat
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] phlooke:
Dood read The Guide from the first post.

It won't work for you :( ...see screen capture below (taken from The Guide)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alterbridge86:
Those of you having wifi issues, i'd like to point you to this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1441040

The user brought it to my attention but can't post it in here himself because of too few posts. Hopefully it will help some.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tat2me2:
I guess I overLooked that part of the guid, my apologizes and thanks for the heads up -

Any suggestions on roms for P1000N ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TonyHarrison:
Hi,

Thanks for the response.

There was no data on the Tab when I bought it as the last thing the previous owner did was install the wipe version of the Jupiter rom (the zip file is still on the root of the device) and I have been using it since for several months.

Would you still recommend the wipe version ?

If you do, then can I just install using the wipe zip file or do I need to follow all the instructions previous to that which are in the guide (and seem to be aimed at users who are installing a rom for the first time on their device) ?

Thanks again in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] phlooke:
No need to apologise (to me anyway :D) ...there is a ton of information on here and it is a little overwhelming at times.

As for other ROM's for the 1000N, I cant help I'm afraid, I'm sure someone with a little more knowledge will be able to direct you though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
That is very interesting. This may explain why I only had wireless issues on my friends Belkin router. That might also explain why it worked fine as soon as I set a static IP instead. I'll give this a shot next time I go down there

Edit: So, is the wifi patch needed?