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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ivc:
Tpike, I've been using your ROM for a while. I just want to say thank you for the rom. I've been thinking of upgrading to ICS, and I have tried all the other roms and nothing works for the docking audio. I read somewhere that it should work if I restart the tab while docked. I think maybe that's only for the headphone jack. Do you happen to know how to make the audio out through the dock connector to work on ICS? I use the tab mostly docked in the car. I've even tried using bluetooth audio connection to bypass the dock connector, but the audio quality was unsatisfactory. You can see my setup in this link http://www.elementalmotorsports.com/news/the-no-fear-mod

Again, thanks for your rom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Man i have no experience with the dock. Can't be of any help. Sorry man:(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MuDDuQ:
Before I installed this rom (Witch I love by the way) I used to be able to type ##????# menus from note 1.0 but its missing in this rom I tried to extract it and insert it into system/apps that didnt work so I reinstalled stock and backed it up with TB and TB wont install it so Im thinking there must be another way to access these menus so if anyone has any advice thank you in advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] interloper:
There is not another way to use the codes. You will need to install it. What went wrong with extracting/inserting? What method did you use? ADB pull/push with a reboot SHOULD work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MuDDuQ:
I used root explorer and copied it and pasted it to system/app
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RobSalgado:
Hi Tpike, let me tell you something...

I'm from Mexico, and I have the Galaxy Tab from Sprint running with Iusacell (mexican CDMA carrier). So I feel some fear about after I flash your rom (I mean, the kernel required), I lose the 3G connection. If the Tab will only works with Wi-Fi, then will dont have sense make the flash because I use a lot the 3G connection because in my city and in my work there is no open Wi-fi.

So, in your opinion, please tell me what about the possibility I will lose connectivity.

And, for finish a have a question about the flashing process: I don't understand what you say with "I recommend you convert to EXT4 to get your speed on", in your flashing step no. 1. What is that and how can I make it?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
if i were you i would be very cautious flashing stuff thats built for a different network unless you are confident with your recovery process. You can do a nandroid backup on your current recovery and restore if things go wrong, but i dont think i would take the risk. If you remove the kernel from my .zip file you should be ok because i didnt include the modem, but you will miss out on the ext4 conversion tool and the overclock kernel. thats my 2 cents, others will have a different perspective im sure. i am a conservative person so i like to play it safe.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RobSalgado:
Thank you Tpike. I'll keep in mind all you say. Today and tomorrow I'll think about this and take a decition.

Anyhow, I'll write here what happens then.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Let me know if you have any other questions

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RobSalgado:
Yeah, this...

And this...

You know where i can find the stock GB? I only find the update (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15490303&postcount=1) but i dont know if this file can be used, for example, if i want comeback to my actual status from your rom, or another rom with MTD partition layout. So, i think in that case i need the stock rom with 3 files, (including .pit file, perhaps)

Please, help me. I just want to have all "emergency files" before flash anything.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] seewhyphotos:
Willing to try on my Sprint SGT

I just removed the 3G data plan on my Sprint SGT since I now have smartphones that are faster, and I can connect thru them via wi-fi if my tab needs data access away from home.

My Tab has basically become an eReader and I'm much more comfortable testing ROM's on it.

Let me download all the pieces and read what I need to read and I'll post back any questions/issues/results..

Thanks again!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pupochek:
FWIW, you'll be better off with CyanogenMod9 for this tab...

http://get.cm/?device=p1c&type=nightly
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] seewhyphotos:
Having installed this ROM on my WiFi only Sprint Galaxy Tab (Turned off the data plan), I am really happy with the performance so far.

It runs smooth, and peppy. I would recommend this ROM for a solid daily driver.

I can't speak for how 3G works since I don't have that on this tab any longer, but I can say that I like it so far.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JarikSolo:
Hi guys,

Have anyone using this ROM upgraded to ICS or JB ?

If yes, how ?

Thanks for a great ROM btw.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
I upgraded to JT1134's Rom on rootzwiki. its good. got all the nice things we missed in GB. very easy install.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mcluvin1065:
Can i have a link? I want to jump to ics but proccess seems complicated and dont wanna risk losing my only tablet lol....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sdwyz74:
wont boot/stuck at start up

ok i followed all instructions to a T from OP and it just gets past the SPLASH screen then sits there ??? im CWM recovery and rooted PLEASE ADVISE
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JarikSolo:
Thanks buddy, That seems like the way to go.

I take it this is the one you went for : http://rootzwiki.com/topic/11697-rom-cdma-aosp-ics-cm9-build101-0418/

Do you have a step-by-step instruction or do I just do cwm "wipe and install" ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
I know it's been a couple days. You still stuck? Try redownloading the zip.

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Again, it's been a couple days, and I'm not usually a fan of using my thread the teach people how to flash other people's roms, but if you are coming from my Rom or stock you should be ok flashing to the latest build. If you had previously converted to mtd you should restock and then flash.

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MuDDuQ:
If anyone needs to get to the ## menus I found a way to do it

I figured out how to do this if anyone is interested or has a flashed p100 and you need to get to the DIag port to run this for QPST QXDM or DFS

open terminal emulator or script manager and use the following commands after you do su enter

Modem to get to a diagnostic com port

Code:

echo MODEM USB > /sys/class/sec/switch/usb_sel

PDA to switch it back to PDA

Code:

echo PDA USB > /sys/class/sec/switch/usb_sel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Wow just noticed my links are dead :( sorry to those who have been looking...I'll update tonight.

Edit: OP updated :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RoCKOwNz:
Thanks a lot I'm still rocking 1 of these for the kids to play on
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Me too :) I've got an s3 rom in wrapping up then I'll update this somehow. Happy thanksgiving!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] insanity213:
Sorry... the old files.devphone.org dns name is dead, still have Sprint gtab7 and epicmtd files hosted on that vps...

http://techtoysllc.com/android/gtab7/

http://techtoysllc.com/android/epic4g/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lazeballz:
Wow, am i the only fan of this rom?

lol - for what its worth - I tried OldMacNut's (ooohhh did I say that outloud) Honeycomb thing - ala SpaceMoose. This was the only other ROM that I could find. Everyone keeps saying CM7 on the SPRINT version of this tab, which I have not found. (Unless Im doing it wrong).

Again, this is the cat's meow and i enjoy it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Thanks for giving it a shot!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
im flashing now....

---------- Post added at 06:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:58 PM ----------

CM7

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/4110-cdma-vzwtab-cm7-beta-kang-unofficial-1101/page__fromsearch__1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bbgt2:
Will this work with VZW 4G LTE?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Installed it, rebooted into recovery, flashed the rfs to ext4, wont boot - stuck at samsung logo :(

reflashing now...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Did you walk through rodderiks thread or use another kernel/recovery?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
no
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
I like it so far. I have some suggestions for you though.

power off options: reboot recovery, download mode

Less preinstalled apps (debloat): ES File Explorer, Media Hub, Think Free Office to name a few

I dont really like the rust colored theme - sorry, dont hate me

Could you update the gapps?

It is fast as you claim. It will be my daily driver kuz cm7 still has some issues. Thanks for the ROM. +1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Thanks for the suggestions and for trying my rom. Yeah I'm not normally a red person, but when I was trying to pick a color I matched it with the netbook I was cooking it on :-) I also think ill release a fully debloated version next time along with what I consider a daily driver. I don't use media hub regularly, but the other apks I do. And good catch on the g apps!

Thanks again for the feedback.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] djallen1:
Thank you for the awesome rom, it's like having a new tab, great job!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
thanks for the feedback! i was telling someone the other day that i like my tab more today than i did the day i got it. custom roms are the key to that
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjumawan:
wifi

I flashed it and its up and running very well.I am having problems with the wifi now.Anybody else with this issue? If so how did you fix it.Thank you for the great rom and looking forward to a reply
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Interesting. I have been on wifi for a couple weeks ok the rom and never had a glitch. Maybe download it again and flash. Curious if anyone else has issues.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pupochek:
Is video working in Google Talk on this rom? I am on rooted Rodderik's kernel/stock rom and it does not, doesn't even look like there is a video option. Skype video works on stock.

On my other GSM tab (running latest Overcome rom) it is ok...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjumawan:
I love this rom. Thank you so much.no problems this way and really like the speed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjumawan:
To clarify the wifi post.i think it was more on my end ans not the rom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
I had a gtalk apk that had video but I couldn't put my hands on it when I was cooking this. I'll look for something.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Thanks for the compliments. Glad you having a good experience!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjumawan:
What was the person talking about and how do i know if i ext4 properly.i flashed the ext4 kernal so do i need to do anyrhing else and are there hidden apps anywhere.i love this rom keep up the fantastic work
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
The best way i know to test the ext4 is to download quadrant and run the test. you should see a score of around 3000. you will need to actually run the CWM flashable zip called rfs-to-ext4_sprint-tab.zip found here. read the linked post. its very easy to convert and really makes things super snappy.

let me know if you have any issues. hope thats helpful.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigtoysrock:
Boy I tell you what! Crank up the speed and turn down the juice after 10 minutes of rooting and flashing, I could barely hang on!! Mentioned before, not a big fan of the dark red. Would prefer a ICS blue with batt %. We will see how it runs tomorrow. Thank you for the work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
I'm glad you like the speed. We will see what comes next.

Big thanks to Rodderik for the kernel!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigtoysrock:
I think the thing I like most is the sound you get when you plug in the SGT! The first time I heard that I was like WTF was that!? I was no they didn't! Oh yeah that's awesome.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Hehe my favorite part also. Sometimes I take it off vibrate just to hear it. A little trick I learned from computerkid.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wudstock54:
Nice work. Love the red. Thanks for your efforts.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
thanks for stopping by and giving it a shot.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lazeballz:
Whens the next update and what are your plans
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
That's a great question. I've got a wallpaper picked out, theme/color concept, some tweaks in mind, BUT I would really like to make some big changes. I just have to make some magic happen and that could take some time.

Speaking personally, I'd love to see ics ported onto my tab, or even cm7, but I'm not willing to drop a quirky, buggy rom just to say I have it running. I want to be known for rock solid, fast, daily drivers.

All that said, I will probably have another gingerbread rom out, before year end (giving me room to have a personal life during the thanksgiving/christmas season).

I will have a couple zips and add-ons for this rom in a few days.

Thanks again for running my rom and for being excited for an update!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigtoysrock:
I know I'm looking forword to what you have instore for us. Rom works great for me, although I have a constant wakelock, but it does not drain to fast also don't really matter to me. But in better battery stats it is saying suspend is what's doing it. Keep up the good work though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pupochek:
Great rom, thanks for excellent work!!! Some theme "adjustments" are certainly welcome :-). Still trying to find Google Talk with video working on this rom...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjumawan:
I love this rom but anybody else getting. Not compatible woth device in the market. I'm grtting it alot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigtoysrock:
I'm not, but then again I have all my apps on my sd to install from. But I have gotten a few from the market on the sgt. I also have the epic touch and quite afew people there are getting this same thing there also.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wudstock54:
Not having that issue here.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Glad to hear, thanks for the updates
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Knigh7s:
Im starting to see this pop up a lot now too. It seems to kick in after a day or two after flashing from a fresh start...

Btw tpike, great rom goin here. And im loving the charging sound!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Are there any apps you are restoring or running from the sd? When you are flashing is everyone wiping dalvik before flashing?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigtoysrock:
Tpike, I do have a question. How in the hell did you guys get this thing so damn good!? The damn battery lasts forever, it sleeps pulling -5!!! I so wish my phone slept like that.

Also, you gonna work something for the ET4G? Since we both have them :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Well the kernel does a lot, and debloating helps too. I'm glad you like it.

I'm planning on cutting my teeth on a kernel for the touch. We shall see how far that goes.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigtoysrock:
If your need a tester here or there hit me up.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Knigh7s:
No restoring going on here, It's from a fresh install. I've noticed it on several roms not just this one. I'll be good for about a week tops, then updates from apps I've installed from market now say not compatible. Not to much of a problem as I can just update the app on my G2x and transfer it over for now...

BTW, I'm really loving this rom, fast, pretty smooth and the battery lasts a lot longer than it did with previous roms! Can't wait to see what your new updates will entail!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
I'll keep that in mind
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
I'll ask around to some other devs to see they any advice.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] monkeefied:
Is the Bluetooth supposed to be working?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
its supposed to be. Im assuming from your post its not for you. let me take a look. anyone else have a comment?

what are you connecting to your tab via bluetooth?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] monkeefied:
Wow nevermind, I'm retarded I got it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Did you modify build.prop at all? Changing the LCD density will mess up market.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AdamOutler:
I pulled the kernel out of the update.zip file. Then I created a Heimdall One-Click package. This is the easiest way to go from stock to ClockWork Mod. After that, flash the package in the first post with CWM as usual.

Download 1n1tial|C0ntact One-Click Kernel here

Enjoy:D

BTW.. check out Supercurio's Voodoo Screen Tuning app in the market. Switch to "dev" mode for more clarity.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigtoysrock:
BTW Tpike, I stole the charger sound and put it on my ET4G! Sorry, had to it sounds so good to know you have the power. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
No worries I stole it from computerkid.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] interloper:
Thank you

I've been messing with this Tab for a while now. I was even involved with that other project, about ready to try my hand at coding, but couldn't produce anything because I didn't really have time to learn. So, THANK YOU TPIKE for a little fun for my TAB!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Glad to see you. I hoped some folks from the other project would give my rom a shot. Glad you like it. If you want to get your hands dirty, let me know!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I am running this ROM as of a few hours ago.

So far so good.

THANKS!

It would have been nicer if the instructions were placed or setup in a way that was easier to follow. Pics are nice or step 1 step 2

Rodderik has a nice setup but I was still a bit lost about the different kernel options.

All is good.

I sent you a pm along with cc a few others. Please connect with them. mtcarey made a kick ass kernel with a new version and cleanup of CWM. I think his kernel can be easily ported to the tab. Please have a look at his info.

some info

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1294477

Update: New version 5.03

UCKK2 kernel with custom CwM 5, init.d, root, custom boot animation support, fully working nandroid, rfs/ext2/ext4 formatting, multiple tweak options and more!

No more Voodoo lagfix. Reformatting functions are contained in a new custom-modified CwM Recovery. Ext4, Ext2, and RFS formatting options are available for /data, /dbdata, and /cache together and individually. The /system partition is limited to RFS only in this version, which seems to make little difference in performance since it is mainly read-only. Su / Superuser installation is available from within Recovery for un-rooted ROMs. Kernel tweaks are also available from within Recovery, as well as support for init.d scripts and sysctl.conf.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Thanks for the heads up and for trying my rom. You are right there is a lot of info in rodderiks thread. He doesa great job!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AdamOutler:
Just an idea for easy setup...

If you'd like to use the Heimdall One-Click as an easy way to install CWM, by all means. I packaged your work so it would be easier for me later. If you'd like to use it, its yours in the first place. It's a one-click kernel install.

One-click is the same on Linux, windows or Mac.. Have Java installed, open as Java, follow directions if any. Put your tab in download mode, click flash. The developers website button takes you to this thread, and the help>instructions takes you to the wiki. I would have added your donate link but you had none.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] interloper:
TPIKE, did you add the thematic elements by editing the framework yourself? Or, did you work out a way in the kitchen? Also, did you edit and assemble the .rfs file by echo mount in Ubuntu? I haven't unzipped the package to look at anything yet, but I might be able to set up something and work on this for fun. From press reports and tech blogs I get the understanding ICS will not be rolled out by Samsung for this device. That being the case it's up to guys like you to make this all it can be.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
i edited the framework by hand 7zip. honestly i just pulled Rodderiks starter rom from that link in the OP and just themed it up and put the zimage into the zip. im a meager 7zipper...you dont see the recognized developer in my signature yet :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AdamOutler:
Regardless, its a pretty good job mang. You labeled it for the proper device, skinned it appropriately and made it better than stock. I was playing with a couple of ROMs and I liked this one. Keep up the good work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wudstock54:
Just want to tell you how much I've enjoyed driving this rom. I've used my tab at least 3 times as much since d/l. Thanks for your work. It's much appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] interloper:
OK. That's easy enough. I assume you used gimp or another image editor and just copied the images back into the framework. I can do that. Since we have cwm we can do flashable zips. I like the flashing led notifications! where did that come from?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
You are 100% correct. I used paint.net but yeah. grab rodderiks rom that's linked in my op and build off that.

The blinking lights are referred to a back light notification (bln). Baked into kernel. Great feature.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vabeach454:
Do you have a copy of just the kernal that I can Flash thru CWM? I would Flash the ROM, but I will loose all my saved game data. I have been kinda addicted to the drag racing game as well as greedy spiders and of course Angry birds!! Unless you guys know how I can save the game data. Thanks :D

I have a Sprint CDMA Tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
Have you used titanium back up? Ill pass your request on to rodderik.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vabeach454:
Yeah I have used titanium before, and not all the time it does back up all the game data. Really I am looking for a nice & Fast Kernal like 1.4GHZ with VooDOO and CWM that converts to EXT 4. ODIN Flashable would also be fine. Kinda like the old Kahsmek Kernal. I would like to Flash the whole ROM if I had'nt have spent so much time on the games. It is very tempting to Flash your ROM, seems like it is NICE!! Thanks ^^^
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AdamOutler:
Its available a few posts up in heimdall one-click format.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Rodderik:
Adam my friend! good to see you around that tab parts :)

i need to get back to work on the tab kernel...i've been distracted with epic gb stuff lately :/

i was hoping to have a kernel out by now for the tab but it's not running as stable as i'd like yet at 1.4ghz but i'll get it nailed down soon and throw in some more goodies. i'm going to start working on it again so keep an eye out.

for now if you just want the kernel (for a stock rom) then just pull the zImage from tpike's rom and flash it with heimdall to kernel and recovery
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] synaptyc:
Great snappy ROM!

I came straight from STOCK, rooted, replaced Recovery, then flashed this ROM =)

One question:

Q) How do I successfully replace the bootanimation from the stock Sprint to anything else compatible with this ROM. I have followed this tutorial ( http://embeddedlinuz.wordpress.com/...default-boot-animation-in-samsung-galaxy-tab/ ) but only the sound plays and the Sprint animation persists.

Any tips of a replacement animation and how to do it?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tpike:
At the moment the kernel only supports audio which is why I didn't put in some custom anis