yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] PsychoSimatic:
Cant wait to try this!

Wow amazing amount of work went in to this, very impressive and very excited to try it.

Just one noob question first :D

How do i know which version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" do i have?

I'm with Verizon and my build number is I800.0.0.3

SKU was SCHI800BKV

I see alot of talk about P100000's and what not and i have no clue where i fall in that category, help! :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
yours is the Verizon CDMA Galaxy Tab aka SCH-I800 not P-1000

In this thread there are people who has flashed this alpha3 and works.

It is also mentioned in the first post.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] steves999:
Scrap that...noob error, reflash with full wipe and aok....

So far, this looks like a really good build.....many thanks to all involved.....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jagiho:
great rom keep up the good work kept me from selling me tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stew1411:
I'm using this on my captivate and its on RC3. its so awesome. Everything works but for minor bugs. When this gets up to RC stages its gonna kick ass.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] anilspice:
Hello, I am from India and I installed Alpha3 on my GT-P1000 but with a different setup as below:

1. had rooted JPQ1 on my tab.

2. wiped cache. Did not factory wipe.

3. installed Overcome_Kernel_v4.0.0 instead of the kernel mentioned in this post i.e CM9-P1000-v20111213.

4. Installed Alpha 3, rebooted, installed ICS-4.0.1-CWM.Root.v1.0.0 and then ICS-4.0.1-CWM.WiFi.v2.0.0. and rebooted.

Everything worked fine, i.e WIFI was connected by LONG PRESS and entering the password. the setting was saved even after many reboot. all Apps and data was available to me. Only few of the the apps Force closed, therefore had to uninstall and re-install from the market one by one and all worked fine. the only thing not working was sensors, GPS etc as mentioned in the earlier posts. Battery life was good. Calls, SMS and 3 G worked fine. Screen rotation did not work (sometimes worked). Google Music did not work. when connected to the charger battery was charging normally. This is a very good and fast rom and would be waiting for an beta version.

p.s the keyboard had to be initialized after every boot.

Hope this helps the developers further.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gilkzxc:
when there will be progress about the alpha 4 or beta 1

i want to flash my friend Galaxy Tab to Android 4.0-4.3

aka ICS

but do we realy need root and which software to use fro flashing the rom ?

(MultiLoader 5.65,5.67 works for it?)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stonedroid:
the development continues on the other thread! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1385153&page=47

it's getting hot in there ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] boakun:
does hardware acceleration work on this rom for video playback?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DVSoftware:
Maybe i did something wrong, but 3d games work fine here. Not that i complain :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
Hmm. My video playback definitely sucks using moboplayer. Used to be smooth on GB. Dunno if there's other player capable. With mobo, setting using hardware definitely didnt work. Using software, it pkays but so sluggish it eventually out of sync by a mere 2 second

sent from heaven above
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xxxM4yh3Mxxx:
Hi

i have a problem to install the build1. i have a p1000. i replace the kernel in the zip but if i install it through cwm recovery he say installtion aborted.

pls help to solve the prob
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sandzak385:
Have you clockworkmod in your device
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] metalchef:
HAHA! 16GB of RAM on a 32 bit system...what a waste!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lesp4ul:
Lol 12.5gb waste...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] samcortez:
Hm.. I flashed this ICS on my p1010. I know that don't works, but...

My recovery install everything, but i got bootloop when i restart the tab. Maybe change kernel can resolve?

I will talk with motafoca and skin1980, maybe the can help me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lambstone:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21221210&postcount=1794

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21216326&postcount=16

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21088343&postcount=1771

A quick search on your posts yielded crap posts. Seriously stop asking about P1010 on P1000 threads. No means no. You can not honestly expect it to work for your P1010 when it has been prominently stated that its is for P1000 and its variants and before you protest, P1010 is NOT a P1000 variant. Stop flooding the P1000 with P1010 stuff.

A word of advice you should not be flashing roms meant for other devices onto your P1010. If it bricks, it will be you own damn vault.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AnttiV:
May I ask a (possibly stupid) question?

* The Nexus S has a fully-working, official ICS build.

* SGS has a fully-working (at RC3 at this momemnt, HW acceleration working) ICS build (here)

* Nexus S, SGS and Tab are practically the same devices, with small differences (camera, screen [and thus, touchscreen controller, if I'm not mistaken], maybe others). But basically the hardware is same (cpu, gpu).

Can't we/you/the devs use the working roms from the other devices and just substitute drivers where applicable with the ones that our Tab requires? Is the hw-acc and others really that tied to the screen (and not GPU) that using code from SGS rom is out of question? SGS and Tab are *SO* similar devices, that it is kind of frustrating to see SGS getting an almost perfectly working rom (inc. hw acc, camera, bt, wifi, calls, etc...) and see our Tab stuck at struggling with the exact same things that are currently working "across the fence", knowing the Tab has the exact same hardware.

From a non-developer's point of view (but still understanding programming), it just seems kind of weird that the roms are not closer in working functions. Most of the hardware is identical, so most of the code should "just work", shouldn't it?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] devil360:
New Update ?

Alpha 4 or beta ?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
You'd be better off asking this in the cm9 thread, pretty much all the devs are currently working on that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] iorecki:
You really need to just stop posting in every ICS thread. Your posts are truly crap. You need to sit back and wait like the rest of us.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
Why are you replacing the kernel in the zip.

DON'T alter the ZIP file, follow the instructions, they are simple. Download the ALPHA rom from the desired link, and download the P1000 kernel. Flash them both according to the instructions.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stew1411:
I am using the SGS Captivate and all they simply did was port it to the device. Also RC3.1 with everything working. I have it right now. Its awesome. I may simply try to do it myself, as I know a little about programming.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Andrew_Low:
Most folk reading this thread should head over to the CM9 alpha thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1385153

Still early days, but there is a build to flash and it's working better than this one from reports.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Angel_666:
I make HW video work. Tested on 720P .mp4 clip. It's working from native Gallery without any players. As for USB - it DIFFER then in i9000 and Nexus-s. (our stupid 30-pin jack). That's why it hard to port for me.

If u all do not want to wait working USB (like it must work in ICS). Than i upload Beta in few days.

In current state -

USB (ICS method) - NOT working

Camera (photo) - NOT working (video works)

BT, Wi-fi, HW video, HW 3D, 3G data, Phone calls, SMS, Internal and external SD mounting, autorotate works fine in Beta.

P.S. this build have absolutely another kernel, based on native Samsung kernel sources. (like Overcome).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] biffroy:
@angel_666 sounds good!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dizgustipated:
@angel_666

a work of art

still ahead of us

;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Angel_666:
If need HW video - u need to port s3c framebuffer from Crespo kernel source, than port sec_mm from crespo device, and finally, change /dev/s3c-mfc in ueventd.rc like this: "

/dev/s3c-mfc 0660 media media

" (it was "system video" as i remember)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] niofar:
I think that we can't wait :D:D:D

We adore your work, and it's thanks to you and the team that we have a working ics build in our wonderful tablet. We will never stop thanking.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cdesai:
Dude, take a look at our github, and then merge your changes in(mainly s3cfb from crespo in the kernel)

Also, a possilbe 3G fix(for the CM9 builds)

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,11771

This, and telephony_class as SamsungRIL in build.prop would solve the issues(if anyone looked at logcat - u'll know the reason)

And one more thing - IMO a more stable CM9 release would be better atm as it got more fixes for us, and some nice features

Can u come on gtalk? - ping me when online
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Angel_666:
Agree with u. We are one te4m like before, but i want to explain people, why i'm working on native ICS and not on CM9 yet. I want, that people have choice between this two roms, like between CM7 and Overcome. For now, i take an "overcome" way, and my team works on CM9. That's why my new kernel and some sys part are different.. Going to gtalk.. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] supagforce:
Allways better to have a choice.. Keep up the good work Angel, looking forward to this release with usb or not, to me and many others HW video, HW 3D IS important!! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] grukko:
Hi angel. Do you think the lack of hw video support is why YouTube is so slow in the cm9 build? How do YouTube vids perform on your current version?

Hopefully you can successfully merge what you have with the cm9 code.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
i use rom alpha 3 , my tab haven't keyboard , help??? thanks team,

but this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwRCFpKPIIk&feature=related

it have keyboard
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Did you read post #1

Under FAQ?

Q: Keyboard not showing up?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] frankxanders:
P1000M

Anyone try this on a Canadian P1000M?

I've got the tab through Bell but don't currently have 3g, and no immediate plans of paying to set it back up. Would one of the others work, since the radio is really of no importance?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] supagforce:
Are you going to upload the beta, cant wait to try it, thankyou. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MMansoor:
Please provide a noob-friendly guide for the beta as well. I'm still not clear about some steps such as:

• Wipe the dalvik-cache.....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lambstone:
There is no such thing as noob-friendly as the instructions are already simple enough to grasp. If you are even asking about dalvik-cache, you should NOT be here. Its evident you lack the know-how to flash roms and hence it is dangerous to be attempting such sort of things. A word of advice, stay away till you do more research.

A good start would be to search "how to flash roms". It would contain all the essentials that you require.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
wow, after so many weeks of silence, you came to life bringing a great news

personally i want the beta right away, even without usb and camera. have been living for some times without both of that

but HW video and HW 3d is too delicious to ignore.

been on CM9 for a while, but I used to always prefer native ICS then CM (back then when on GB/Froyo)

1 option for ICS is already amazing, would be much better to have 2 option like you offering us
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AnttiV:
I agree with you half-way. There SHOULD be noob-friendly flashing instructions and step-by-step guides for first-timers... BUT (a *BIG* BUT). NOT for Alpha/Beta-quality software! Guides and such should be finished only when the product is stable and ready for prime-time. People not familiar with flashing and needed stuff should NOT, EVER flash beta (let alone alpha) -quality ROMs. There specifically are NOT for everyday, noob use, those come later when things are finished.

If step-by-step instructions or in-depth explanations of stuff is needed, those users should STAY AWAY from alpha/beta roms.

Just my 0.02€, but when something does not work, or the flash goes bad, how is anyone expected to explain the recovery procedures or anything like that to a person that had difficulty with simple flashing.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
You got to be kidding me lmao

Www.Google.com
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
very useful information, perhaps to be completed in recent times, a complete ROM, great.:D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
+1

There is no half way, detailed instructions are provided in the FIRST POST on how to flash THIS devs ROM. If you are new to flashing, well, there's a thread for that. If you are new to rooting, well, there's a thread for that too. This thread is for flashing this particular ROM and is not here to teach the basics of using CWM, there's a thread for that, you get what I'm saying. Even "stable" ROM's with fully detailed instructions such as the OVERCOME thread is flooded with these kind of questions, like "How do I re-stock?", it's in the damn guide found in the FIRST POST, READ, just like pages of senseless questions in this thread. MOST OF WHICH ARE ANSWERED IN THE FIRST POST.

And if all else fails than follow ayysir's simple link below.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] boakun:
i got the rom installed and working, adjusted dpi and isntalled the wifi patch in cwm, it shows the ssids and i try to connect and it doesnt seem to wanna work. anyone know a workaround, thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
idk why your still trying version of ics, when there is cm9 one with a lot more things fixed. Not worth trying at this moment imo
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eggypadua:
this garbaje

are this tread ,its close.

???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
Are you kidding me?? Really? Do yourself a favour and read at least the last couple of pages before posting, this will be a good lesson for you, as reading is a good practice if you are planning on doing anything that involves the topics coverered in this thread.

Sorry for being on such a rant but this is necessary,. PEOPLE, READ
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] j0ep0:
Surprised that this build is still alive! Still using the alpha build and pretty statisfied with it, things will only get better. Keep it up!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AnttiV:
The award for not understading the post goes to us two, then. Either I wrote very badly, or you didn't just understand it.

Anyways. Your answer is exactly what I meant. There *ARE* instructions available, as there should be. The Overcome rom has pretty much the best instructions available at the moment. AND the first post is *definitely* the place where the instructions should be located, or at least a link to the instructions, if they are elsewhere (like Overcome).

My point is, alpha/beta ROMs should NOT be required to have instructions more specific than, say, like this:

* Required: EXT4-support in kernel (etc. Overcome) and CWM.

* re-stock before flashing

* flash with Odin (1.7)

* flash kernel with CWM

<link to file with rom/kernel/pit>

And that's it. There's enough info for those who know, and those who don't should NOT EVEN ATTEMPT to flash a non-finished rom. If you don't know what Odin/CWM is, you're not supposed to flash alpha/beta-quality roms.

On the other hand, if the rom is finished and in final/stable phase, more specific instructions ARE supposed to be given, if nothing else, but links to posts that explain what CWM is, what Odin is and how to use them. (and these should be located in the first post, NOT here and there in the thread.) Overcome is the model example of how to do this.

tl;dr: My point is: short instructions for non-finished products; clear, simple and full instructions for final products.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
Can i up file kernel( zip) humper in recovery?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
Can someone on alpha 3 confirm working of VPN?

As you probably know it dosen't work on CM9 atm. I just want to know if it's the same on alpha 3.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
Did you EVER get pptp encrypted working?

- Tapatalk - SGT-P1000N - CM9 RC0 -
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
I'm not sure if I understand what you mean by EVER, but if you mean other roms, yes I always use PPTP and L2TP.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eggypadua:
oh thank you for you lesson, but I dont want read the all tread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lambstone:
Then search. FYI, you've got a spelling error. It's thread not tread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
So you dont want to read just a few last posts, you prefer just to ask if the thread is closed?

I dont get it. Just glancing the conversation you surely can tell that it is very much alive.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
this kind of answer or attitude should have a banhammer of justice thwacked on his head.

no respect at all and nobody here should be responsible for your lazyness if somehow you got bricked

and if it's closed, you would'nt even be able to post on this thread, duh
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arsalan_qamar:
PPTP never works for me , even on stock roms ... This is a serious issue with android since froyo and they never fixed it . L2TP works fine though ....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
I tested this :

When i Recovery file kernel humber ,my gtab stop on the " galaxy tab" i can't make everything for it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sandzak385:
Cyanogenmod 9

GO ALL TO THIS THREAD http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1385153 this is ICS based on Cyanogenmod 9. It is 100x better then the Alpha 3.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fragargon:
damned... this is unfair regarding all the works that has been done by the dev and tester users. :eek:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
It's not an android issue, at least not for me. I never had any problem using PPTP or L2TP.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
not really, its not like 100x better, your aggravation is too much

but yeah, it is better

let's wait when angel666 finally release his ICS beta with working HW acceleration etc, i believe you will go to this thread again and saying that this one is 100x better than the other

there's nothing wrong with people trying a new rom to feel it personally than judging it based on other people's opinion

so every now and then, keeping this thread alive is actually a good thing so people wont forget that there's a pure ICS experience on progress rather than CM9
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] biffroy:
I will be surprised if angel uses this thread to post his release. I imagine he will start a fresh one. But we will see, sooner rather than later I hope!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theduke89:
AHAHAHAH!!! Oh you think to be a real badass uh?? We will start to teach you some English, so you can do it better. For example you have to write: I doN'T want TO read. Come on, it's basic English, you can do it!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fragargon:
well, an english lesson in a dev thread... this is brilliant, what else...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
What do you expect from someone who does not even know the meaning of the word "search"...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] iorecki:
You don't flash roms ...you posted that in an evo 4g thread little over a week ago....get out of here troll
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
I'm surprised that you even admit that there is a lesson to be learned here, but to no surprise, it's your loss that you didn't learn anything from it.

I agree, but even the biggest of hammers would not knock any sense into a character like this one. No matter how many flaming replies, these people just don't get it, and it only seems to get worse. The mod here posted something very interesting a while back in the CM9 thread, I thought it was quite interesting.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Wakatsik:
could somebody(who have tried this ROM) indicate which are really working & which are not?

i have flashed a HP touchpad yesterday to ICS...camera not working, no usb mass storage mode(for short you can't transfer files through usb), no android market, etc.

i'm just wondering what are the working & non-working in this ROM, i think the first page is not updated
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Use cm9 this rom is like 2 months old
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tackyjan:
Hi guys! The link to the kernels for Alpha 3 is broken. Anyone have a valid URL?

(I am trying to install ICS on my SCH-I800 verizon galaxy tab 7.)

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I don't think they are dead

CDMA

http://www.multiupload.com/8C0RV66449

sha1sum: 483a64214a054629f57ab75d2861e8ea9c8a5fe7

within multiupload, only Filesonic, Hotfile, Megaupload, and zshare are dead.

The rest are up. My favourite is FileServe.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] iorecki:
This version is more dedicated to your tab:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/11697-rom-cdma-aosp-ics-cm9-build-4-0131/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RockRatt:
+1 I bavent tried out this version yet but did flash the newest build from the link above and it is getting very close to greatness. Works great on my sprint version tab. I was wondering if this is/was based off of it since when i first flashed the links build they were at alpha 3 as well as this one at alpha 3. Then the other link is now at alpha 4 recently.

Sent From My KickAss ATT SGS2 SPORTING CM7
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I think he is referring to your post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10639711&postcount=12

the "that is the reason I don't flash rom" post
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjumawan:
Cant get the rootzwiki to open for the cdma version.whats going on????
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Wajcha:
Hi all

is there any indication when will this ROM go to Beta? I don't want to install it in such an early stage of the development as I don't think I would be able to bring anything useful to the table but I would definitely like to help once we get to Beta stage?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] iorecki:
-_-
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
alt+f4 yourself
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theduke89:
EPIC WIN.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eggypadua:
never lol, we still waiting.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jmz:
Still trolling here, eh?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mally2:
just one question , sorry to sound like a noob .

How do i make the ICS on the SGT look like the ICS on Phones , I do not lie the TAB interface , is there any setting im missing out
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
Change screen DPI to any number past 160 (you can even use 161 if you want). Default on SGT is 240 I think.

And if you need a program to change screen dpi, Rom Toolbox lets you do that from build.prop tweaks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mally2:
Thanks mate , now i need to find out how to change DPI Lol....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
Hahaha, I just edited that post with a program that will do it :) Rom Toolbox
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mally2:
awesome , you guys are just great :)

---------- Post added at 12:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:35 AM ----------

worked aweeesommmmeeeee
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Ljunkan:
Link for p1000 kernel?

posted link is broken