yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Jonnyredcorn:
My gmail keeps force closing. Can I uninstall with tibu and re download from the market? Even if its a system app?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
you could do the easy thing and just clear data for that app.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Jonnyredcorn:
Wow that was quick...I'll try that...didn't know that would fix stuff like that.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
thats how i roll. lol. but yeah. anytime an app is acting weird or force closing the first thing you should do is clear the data. if that doesnt work then start asking for alternatives. :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ProfEngr:
Does similar go for the wallpapers linked on the OP? I (read: my wife) prefer the one from 13.1 over the default in 14. She wasn't too keen on the default boot anim either, but I have this one ready to drop when I go back to 14. Didn't get her firefox data pulled in from 13.1 and caught heck for it. I'm using SwitchMe so we can both use the tablet w/o stepping on Config toes so to speak. Not quite sure how to handle TiBu under that app.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
no. wallpapers just need to be put on the tab and then selected from the gallery.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
I personally recommend picspeed wallpapers as all theirs are optimized at the same resolution as the galaxy tabs resolution
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Jonnyredcorn:
So my gmail forced closed again 3 times since I wiped data earlier. After the second time I decided to remove the gmail widget and wipe data again thinking not removing the widget last time might have had something to do with it. Removing the widget caused my tab to freeze until gmail forced closed again. So well see.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
Just uninstall gmail with titanium backup and reinstall it from the market.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
I'm having trouble loading web pages with javascript in them. The browser hangs as if the java engine isn't loading, or has hung. Happens in both the stock (xoom) browser as well as dolphin hd. Cleared cache & data (for the apps, not the whole tab) but I don't think it's one of "those" sorts of issues. Disabling javascript in the browser settings allows any affected site to work fine.

Example site: http://www.trademe.co.nz/ won't finish loading, its the best example I can find.

Any useful suggestions, O God of ROM's and Faithful Followers?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rsdunlop:
Have you got ad blocker going? I know trade me doesn't work with that going on mine with the same symptoms.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Same here. I lose stuff in any browser after installing ad blocker. comes back after getting rid of it I think. I'll check in a bit and make sure I'm not remembering wrong.

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] :
It still doesn't work after that.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
What still doesn't work?

I must be missing it cause I even went and read all your posts in this thread trying to find out if I could help you.

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] :
MTP. But I'm starting to think it's my computer... Because I plugged it into another, and it instantly worked.

EDIT: Never mind, its doing the same thing on the other computer.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
That would mean it's your computer then. Try different usb ports on your PC. If that doesn't help the are ways to uninstall and reinstall the Usb/mtp drivers. If you do that right and it still doesn't help, then it could be bad usb ports unless all other usb devices work then I'd be pretty sure it's just the drivers that need to be completely and correctly uninstalled and reinstalled. I've had to completely uninstall and reinstall them myself because something got messed up with them for some unknown reason. It's a windows machine so its to be expected. :what: There's a post on here somewhere on the forum on how to do it completely that corrected my problem a couple of times. I'm using windows 7.

If you can't figure out how to reinstall the drivers, or it doesn't work after you reinstall them you need to uninstall them first. If you can't figure out how to uninstall them first, let me know and I'll try to find the post for you. I'd prefer you find it though. ;)

Just a thought, if you're the same person that said you can't reinstall the drivers because your PC wont recognize your tab, your wrong.

If this is the case then you got a lot more to learn about PC's and windows before you go rooting and modding your tab. IMHO

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] :
I'm not that person lol. I'll try it and see if that works.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G modded with Codename Android.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
@D2Dyno - Not to make you feel worse but I had one occasion where 2 LTops and my PC would not recognize my cappy. I tried EVERYTHING including the above. I would uninstall and then when I tried to reinstall it would tell me the drivers were already there, etc. Do a search for files - Nothing! NOTHING WORKED

3 days previously it connected to my PC fine. I literally threw my soft bricked phone across the room while the download screen mocked me. Luckily my PC is brand new (currently only 6 months old) so at the time I had zero of my stuff on it. The ONLY fix for me was to system restore the PC back to the state it was the Dell shipped it to me. After that it worked.

Unfortunately, you may not want to do this if your CPU has a tone of stuff on it. I suggest taking your tab to a friend's house and trying their PC. That will at least confirm whether it's your tab or your pc
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jetv1r:
just got my Galaxy tab 10.1 today....rooted it and flash this wonderful rom Task 14...thank you so much Task....
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] eejayyeahuuh:
I would like some assistance on my tablet slowing down due to live wallpapers. :D

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
Yeah me too.

EDIT- but really, what do you mean assistance? Are you asking for assistance for an issue that's been widely known and not been fixed for all of gingerbread and honeycombs existence??? Live wallpapers are only good on aosp roms bro.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] badboy47:
about the "media scanner running" issue. i found a small fix. Usually, when you plug it in, it keep saying "media scanner running"...no matter how long you wait...

here is a quick fix...

- unplug your tablet (if its plugged in to usb)

- Restart tablet

- Plug it in and wait for about 5 mins (be patient), it should appear in "My Computer".

Everytime i wanna copy files, i follow this^^^ method. it works :D.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Are you saying you have to wait five minutes every time you way to copy files? If so there's something wrong mate.

I guess maybe not and you just have so much media to scan it "could" be a reasonable amount of time, but unless you've made a bunch of changes or added/ removed a bunch of stuff, for it to scan it should only be a few seconds.

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
That's all depends. I have a 32gb tab and I'm only using about 8 gbs of that and only keep 18 apps and it takes at least a minute or two to finish. Sometimes less or more. It all depends on if my tab want to f$ck with me or not. :D
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
So once again it goes to show patience is a virtue. To bad I have so little. Luckily I've not had to wait for more than a moment before my tab is recognized. I have a ton of apps, but very little "media" yet so I'll try to keep this in the back of my mind for when I do and it starts taking so long. :)

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
Just it off curiosity, if my tab were to get stuck in a boot loop how do you get out of it since i can't do a battery pull like on my captivate?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
Reflash the rom that you should always keep on your tab. Or Odin flash back to stock.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
I was going to answer this... but I'd like to see what task has to say as I have a feeling his method is shorter and easier. But it better not include a battery drain.:mad Sorry personal joke to myself.:D

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
That's hypothetically, right ;)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Wow... seems I've learned some things that I can remember. Exactly what I would have said but it would gave been in 2000+ words steps. :D

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
Right but if it you're stuck in a boot loop how would you use Odin our can. Would you just have to wait for the battery to die?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
I thought you could just hold down the power button, takes about 20 seconds I think?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
Hopefully I won't have to try ever
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
To power off... but then hold power and volume down buttons until you see the first logo let go of power but keep holding volume down until the two little green guys popup then go into recovery on the left for installing from the sdcard or download mode one on the right for Odin. Probably just slid this out for nothing as task probably beat me to it.

It's the same as in the sticky how to root unroot threads.:D

You guys are f@cking about this aren't you?

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] expl0it4:
Got my tab yesterday and rooted and Installed this with pershoots kernel. Super smooth! The stutter in flicking between homescreens is gone and everything feels more fluid. Liking it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] badboy47:
same here. it all depends!!! I have 16GB version, mostly i have is video files, about 30 apps and some pictures taken with the camera. The restarting tablet is the only way that works for me atm. if i dont restart, it just hangs there, keep saying "Media Scanner running....".
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
so you have to hop through that whole process and wait 5 minutes every time?

I can understand the waiting, but that process every time would drive me nuts. :screwy:

Actually it's just a short walk from me to nuts, so I wouldn't drive. :D

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
No.I was being serious. The other night after I flashed pershoots kernel and then rebooted it hung on the Android peeing boot screen. At 42 minutes I got tired of waiting and tapped the power button and it finally finished booting.

But that's what made me think to myself, if it wouldn't booted couldn't just do a battery pull like on my phone.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
OK. I've had that kernel do that to me but the long press on the power worked here too. No idea why though. Didn't have to do anything else I can remember after though. It just booted the second time. I only waited a couple minutes though I think before rebooting. Not that much patience. ;)

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] dsafety:
I have to admit that I do not read every word of every post in this thread. If I had, I would have saved myself some grief today.

I discovered when I plugged my Tab into the USB port of my computer today that it was no longer able to charge the way it could last week. NEWBIE ALERT! This is because each of Task's upgrades installs the stock kernel. I recently upgraded to the newest ROM and did not know this. Now I know.

I downloaded the latest version of Pershoots kernel and tried to install it. It took a few attempts before I actually followed the directions and got it done. Carefully reading and following the instructions really makes things easier.

Another Newbie alert. When you reboot after flashing the kernel, it can take a long time before you the lock screen reappears. Don't panic. Just wait it out. In my case it took several minutes.

All is well now. Hopefully I have learned a few lessons this time around.

Bob
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Good to hear you figured it out!

There are a lot of posts in this thread and I think its because task himself is so helpful and not rude about most posts even if the answer is already posted. We all do encourage searching and reading first though, but sometimes everyone understands. ;) One word of advice though... ALWAYS READ THE OP AND SECOND POST BEFORE YOU ASK A QUESTION. if the answer is that obvious you night get some rather harsh sounding replies.:cool:

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] -juanito-:
is this ROM have Arabic ??
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] stephan.pieri:
You should be able to get by this by unplugging yout tab, go to your gallery and load your photos, exit then plug it back in. That's what I do to get around it. Could just be coincidence that this works, but I'm sure I saw something similar in another post
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] raqball:
Don't forget to hit Task's donate button,... :-)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
Thanks fellas, worked a treat. Never would have through of that in a million years.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Look at that... this old brain remembered something. Only forgot to say I checked and was right.:rolleyes:

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Mass Zero:
Sorry if this has already been asked... dozens of times, but browsing back to look for something in this thread is impossible.

What exactly is the slim version lacking, in comparison to the fat version?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
Horrible Samsung bloat is taken out of the slim.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
It may be "impossible" to find going backwards. But the op and the first couple posts after have ALL that information so just read them few posts and you have a complete answer.

EDIT: Looks like I'm wrong. sorry its not specific. As usual task is too lazy, er... I mean busy to post the exact differences in the two. :p

But he's right in his answer. If you want to know if anything is in that fat version just ask. I'm running it. ;)

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Quick question cause I don't feel like reading very much...:p

With this ROM and Pershoots latest kernel over clocked at 1400 what is the recommended governor to use in setcpu? Pretty sure Pershoot said something about interactive having some issues with his latest kernel or something so what are every ones experience about which is best?

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] raqball:
I always use ondemand..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
To be honest, thats what I've been running, but still want to see what other think.

I've been very happy with ondemand.:)

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
I always use conservative, and stay at 1Ghz max, even on pershoot's kernel.

I never feel like its slow, so I see no need to go higher for what I do.

Edit - almost 6.5k posts in this thread. Holy crap. Task the Legend.

Edit 2 - you guys are normally quick to call "bulls#it" but this one got past you all. There's no conservative governor, turns out I use interactive.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] ProfEngr:
I run ondemand. Anything else gives me lockups on my Tbolt so I don't chance it on the Tab. Running it @1.4 and it seems to be stable. Did have to back the bolt down to 1600 to get rock stable. :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
I run ondemand only because smartassv2 isn't available

---------- Post added at 10:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:00 PM ----------

No it's not impossible. However, you do actually have to try. I just clicked on the "search this thread" button, typed in "slim" and the answer to the exact same question is in the tenth result down on the first page.

At least man up next time and say, "I'm lazy right now and don't feel like searching"
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] bennyhill1:
Do any one have problem between Portrait and Landscape switching ? After I used fat v14, when I ran a fixed "Portrait model" app then back to desktop, my device cannot back to Landscape mode even I turn it to any position and angle. :confused::confused:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Never had a problem between the modes. Of course I've never run a fix for a problem this ROM doesn't have either. :cool:

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 1337GameDev:
I have used the "performance" profile type and got my tab to run very snappy. It also doesn't seem to drain the battery that much compared to on demand. It makes the cleanup scripts seem to run better (closing and opening multiple apps is now seemless, but with on demand i noticed lag on a dead black screen before home launcher would appear).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
If you're using performance governor I would say bye-bye to the old tablet after not too long. Performance runs at Max full-time and doesn't give the tab a break. It equalls a ton of wear and tear in a minimal amount of time. I wouldn't recommend that governor unless you're just doing some benchmarks or something.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Thanks. now I don't have to slide all that out. Wasn't sure about the degradation part, but I have used it to try to to out some benchmark scores to show off.

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] 1337GameDev:
I can see where it can get "worn" but it is just like running a device like a pc and doing a task. It produces little extra heat compared to "on demand" (unless screen is on and device is covered up). I don't see the device "wearing out" anytime soon even with this governor profile, as most computer devices die around 6 years of age. The tablet is also designed to run at full speed (otherwise the cpu would die or encounter errors once it reaches peak speed / voltage). I can see if the transistors "wear out" but it is just 2 semiconductors sandwiched together, not an actual moving part or "deteriorating part". A cpu of a pc should theoretically run forever if produced without flaws at peak performance. and giving the device a break could damage it, as the fluctuation in voltage could create irregular EF fields, which can interfere with other components, while on the other hand if it is consistent the other devices can compensate.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
Nope. The XDA app is portrait-fixed mode during the splash screen, as is many of my games. Full functionality returns every time.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] SeanHacker:
That's cool and all but this tablet isn't anywhere near a PC. So I don't think that's your references towards it really counts too much considering the facts. It sounded pretty cool though.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] scottcwhite:
Lol. My tablet is actually better than any PC because I run your awesome ROM. Now get those folks at Google to give you the code or wherever so you can create a fully functioning ics ROM.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
Geez I haven't flashed any rom's in days, my ORD is getting hard to control...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] kalagas:
Sorry guys i ask the following question but really don't have time to read and i have a Tab GT-P7500 (wifi-3G model) 10.1 in my hands and i would like to know if this Rom is for my GT-P7500 or is ONLY for GT-P7510 (wifi only model).

Thanks in advanced...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] jeremysherriff:
Dude the thread title is "wifi only" ...

If you flash it on a 3g model, it might work, but you would have no 3g function. It also might not boot at all.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] kalagas:
Thanks a lot for quick reply...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] benno1:
Come on, dude! Do not misguide people. Everything will boot and run perfectly on 7500, but without 3g. Only don't forget to make wipes.

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] rickyq12:
And also, Task may not support any issues that a GT7500 user may have after flashing GalaxyTask.

Task doesn't own a 3G tab, would be hard for him to support a device he doesn't even own.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] -juanito-:
is this ROM have Arabic ?????
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] animatechnica:
Lol good one task....yeah i cant feel the heat so it must be OK.....
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] animatechnica:
Yeah unfortunately for your theory cpus has an operating range where it is ideal. Running it out of its ideal range can lead to a whole slew of issues. It is not as simple as not having physical moving parts. it consists of chemicals and these do break down or accelerate migration reducing its efficiency and constant stress can lead thermal issies that break down the transistors.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] Benzoman:
Plus, no smell of it over heating...

Can't feel it burning, can't smell it burning, can't see it burning. Even though I'm running it past it's specified limits 24/7, why should I worry about premature failure?

I mean shoot, I drive my car in first gear all the time so the rpms run at max even when its idle, I drive with my foot on the brake and gas all the time, I never even shut it off. But I can take off fast from a dead stop, and it's always ready to run full speed when I need to get somewhere two seconds quicker than my friends, I can even squeal my tires at a red light without going any where and it all makes me seem cooler than the other people. Why the f@ck do I need to worry about my car having any issues?

Hope you all hear the sarcasm, but it sounds to me to be the reasoning behind what they are doing and saying.

The preceding comments are only the opinions of the person making the post. They do not represent the opinions or thoughts of the creators of this thread, Task650, nor any persons with any affiliations to them.

Thank you.

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] used2hvatreo:
I had that problem before. Cleared it up by doing factory reset from stock recovery and then flashing everything again. You should be all good after that
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Development] used2hvatreo:
This just isn't right. First you talk about the theoretical life of the CPU, but theory is designed in a vacuum. Cpus have transistors that will stop working g over time, that's just how it is. Secondly, if you have found a way to generate an EF field, irregular or not, you should inform the scientific community immediately. While EM fields have been around for many many years, the discovery of EF fields will probably put you right up there with Al Gore, winning you a Nobel and everything.

Seriously though, in the design of circuits, EM fields are very carefully managed because they would interefere with other components, there really isn't compensation by other components.