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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ronak.super:
changed the zimage.zip to zimage.tar when iflashed it through odin it failed and tab was hard bricked had hard time . can please guide me
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
- I can confirm the bluetooth issue; not only during music playback, but also when trying to call. (initally thought it might be related to dsp-settings, eg. bass boost, equalizer or somesuch. not the case)

- I can *not* confirm gps-fix problems - around 30sec for me. @karmacoma: do subsequent fixes still take 5min? (it's no wonder if the very first fix takes a while, since it's a cold fix)

- sd/emmc: as mentioned by others, I think having apps use the internal memory would be preferable (keeping the external sd for movies, mp3s, ebooks, etc).

what would be the best way to accomplish this? I could simply change the entries in vold.fstab, but that would brake standard-compatibiliy with other CM-builds; are there any switches that tell apps, where to install to & where to keep their data (so I could still mount the internal storage to /sdcard while having apps use that instead of /emmc)?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sundar83:
I too confirm the bluetooth issue; not only during music playback, but also when trying to call.

wifi tethering also giving trouble this 2 r very needed one for me
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Come on guys ! is so easy !

just flash Derrian's zImage with " heimdall "

OR

Replace the zImage in any flashable cwm zip with Derrian's zImage and flash it with CWM !

Thanks a lot Derrian , finally got phone working :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] AKA_noodle:
OK try it later thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DenimTornado:
I got soft brick with that advice))
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Really ? Worked well for me !

IN which zip did you replace it ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ronak.super:
same bob had restock was scared that i had hard brick
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sundar83:
@denim tornado if u got soft brick try the overcome 4.0 procedure from the begin 1st GB safe stock then overcome kernel then overcome 4.0 wipe after tat try our humberos kernel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ronak.super:
hey adi i replaced the zimage in humberos zip and flashed but didnt boot up
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
I can confirm that the zImage I posted DOES work, as I am currently running it on my tab, flashing via Heimdall.

Right. If someone points me to a tutorial or tells me how to package for flashing via Odin I will create an odin flashable file.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
well , I did the same , booted perfectly and also got 3G working

************************************************************************

there is one problem though , i can receive sms but cannot send .

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Yup works perfectly for me .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
I'm afraid I can't help you with that, I'm just a compiler, not a dev... yet. :D

Also, if the dev's agree I'll create a separate thread for the kernels.

I'll keep it updated every couple of days, or when the kernel source is modified, for all p-1000 variants.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
if you could past all the values and on/off on *#*#4636#*#* it would be help full , special the SMSC ! i think theres the prob .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Quick question. is your IMEI back to normal?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ronak.super:
can you comfirm that the file that you have uploaded is right because i tried twice no luck or please can you make the tar file
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Still haven't figured out how to create an odin package yet. gimmie a few minutes and I'll make a CWM Zip
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
yes back to normal !

sorry for a late reply to your quick question , i was studying history :/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Ok cool, I noticed the fix for it in the GIT. you should thank the devs for that. XD

PS. History is horrible to study. XD

Right. for those that have been having trouble flashing the kernel I posted. here's a CWM Flashable zip.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/19384037/P1000-CM9-kernel.zip

EDIT:

Is it just me, or is XDA really slow to load, today?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cdesai:
I have an idea

Anyone got a linux server? - or a linux box with a static ip that's up all the time - we could setup a build machine - for the kernels atm - i'll make a script for that, n then schedule a cron jon to exec it at sometime everyday - so it fetches the sources, builds for all 4 targets, zips em up n then on to a folder on ur server - or if i want a way to upload automatically to my host (free so got limitations)

Anyone interested? :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Nope, I did have a few months ago lol but not anymore.

I offered on the previous page, to sync and compile the kernels by hand. I have nothing better to do at the moment. :D

I'm unemployed at the moment, so have plenty of time.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chp:
CAUTION: I'm not sure this works. After flashing it on my working SGT, it would just hang at the first power on screen.

I re-stocked it (see OVERCOME guide) and after flashing the OVERCOME Kernel and verified my Tab was working, then tried flashing this kernel again; same result.

I re-installed the OVERCOME Kernel via Odin and it boots normal.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] duhovnikov:
cdesai,

I can build kernels (all variants) also manually (or with script). On the machine I am doing it, it takes about 20 seconds per kernel, so not so much effort.

The problem is , it does not have a public IP, so I cannot host there.

What I can offer dropbox hosting, but I do not know if it is fast enough.

I was not posting any compiled kernels, because the Te4m is responsible for this :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] slimdizzy:
PM'ed you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
I think I can help with that.

- Tapatalk - SGT-P1000N - BOCA RC1 -
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
10 char 10
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
No need to do all of that people need to learn how to use search button and learn to use heimdall instead of flashing Roms all Willy nilly without reading bug list first. This rom is not a final product, there will be bugs. Stop asking why this and that not working when everything is a work in progress.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
I have a server you can post the builds on.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Can someone else test the CWM zip I posted please. if it's confirmed not working by more than one person I'll remove it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] skymera:
Did not work for me
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mukyo:
stuck at GTAB splash screen :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Well all I can say is download and use heimdall for flashing.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Azimuth0r:
Hey guys. I'm looking to buy a compatible device for this version of cm9. I know the T-Mobile version is the same as the p1000 (with a different modem) but there are a lot of used sprint and Verizon versions also. I don't plan to use the cellular data service so I'm just curious if any of the common us variants will work with this rom?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] red_rebel:
I could offer to try my build.

kernel P1000 - http://dl.dropbox.com/u/54612969/cm9_3/zImage

rom - http://dl.dropbox.com/u/54612969/cm9_3/update-cm-9.0.0-RC0-GalaxyTab-KANG-signed3.zip

It has imei fixed, internal as sdcard, external as emmc, data, calls, sms, wifi working. Could you check and report (for those who has mobile data/call problems).

The rom package doesn't have kernel inside so flash it with CWR and then flash kernel with heimdall. I suggest to flash latest gapps.

All credit goes to the TE4M (if it's improper to post the links to builds I'll remove. Just getting tired to read all those attempts to flash and use first build that of cause isn't perfect yet. I think we should move with flashing problems to another thread and keep this one for reports and fixes).

Hope this help.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rschenck:
I have been watching this thread for awhile and taken a few stabs at flashing this rom...however I just wanted to raise a point.

The TE4M behind this rom very kindly asked people to help out and post their solutions on this thread which is their decision and is great... however this has led to a lot of people complaining that this zip or that zip caused them problems, as if it is the fault of the people posting them.

I remind them that these are kangs of alpha builds....so what works for one person will boot loop someone else, that is just the nature of the beast and part of the process. No point grousing about it. On top of that remember that we flash the zips of established devs at our own risk. That goes triple for most of the roms posted here. If you are flashing a zip posted by Joe or Judy AverageUser then you better make damn sure you know how to get yourself out of trouble with good grace or can live without your Tab for awhile should things go bad. Don't count on support or even much sympathy....just reading this forum likely voided your warranty so there is no going back.

Thank you to everyone sharing their knowledge and to the brave souls testing things out....let's all remember that we only learn from failure so the more, the better.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
thank you, thats the point ive been trying to portray to everyone. People dont read, they just flash and flash away without prepping themselves for troubles. New users need to read and gain knowledge on how to use: adb, heimdall, odin etc
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Ah, the voice of reason. +1 to you mate.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chp:
Since I had to re-flash anyway and you asked for feedback..

Flashed kernel using heimdall command-line and then ROM plus gapps-ics-20111230.zip.

Wi-Fi and 3G seem to be working, but still limited to about 1100kbps.

SD card behavior seems to match "stock behavior" of /sdcard for internal memory plus /sdcard/external_sd (and /emmc) for expansion slot. Apps seem to be using internal memory, as expected.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] red_rebel:
My understanding from frameworks/base/core/java/android/os/Environment.java that the core uses environment variable (right now defined in init.rc) EXTERNAL_STORAGE to point to "external" (actually unsecured shareable) storage where to put common files, like external app data, media, pictures, podcats, etc. If EXTERNAL_STORAGE is not defined, /mnt/sdcard used by default.

It is really independed on how you name and mount it in vold.fstab

Current configuration in sgt7 - internal mounted as /mnt/sdcard, external /mnt/emmc, EXTERNAL_STORAGE defined as /mnt/emmc (so it is external :) ). I am not yet sure how it works if real sdcard is not inserted.

Application programs should not use /mnt/sdcard directly, but call getExternalDirectory() method to retrieve it's name.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zaxondis:
Gave your build a shot and mobile data does work for me as well. I have a P1000 on T-Mobile. Only catch was, when the tab was rebooted, it would turn off data and it needed to be turned back on, then rebooted again or you would get force close on the com.android process.

Great work though, between this and Humberos' build, this is coming towards a full ROM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
I posted a solution to your problem in POST 791 yet you continued to re post the same issue you are having without trying my suggestion.

The problem is people are too quick to flash whatever they think will work without thoroughly reading the thread. Read the following quotation because I assume you missed it, since you missed a post with a solution directed at you.

@ rschenck +1 Well said.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nadiros:
OT

Anyone interested in soft buttons only, with capacitive buttons disabled, and

their lights off.

- Without need for third party apps too ;)

-check it out

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21815308&postcount=6

Sorry for OT :o

-peace-
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
Works great, thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
We should have the op create a list of the random fixes that are in the thread. Until they are merged in the git
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
I run a server with fixed ip. Windows on it but willing to install a linux vm as I don't need its "power" usually. Just let me know via pm if there is any interest.

Upstream is quiet slow but there are 4 accessible Intel xeon 64bit cpus and enough ram.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
Too bad it doesn't stay off during notifications, although some would prefer it to still work for notifications I guess. I'm kind of undecided.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nadiros:
Eh - I haven't tried yet but since BLN is obviously baked in the kernel you could use

BLN control app from market (free) and just disable BLN :) Blinkertab may work as well.

-peace-
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theduke89:
Please guys, don't make me laugh... As I told you all many many times, but you really seem not to understand, I did NOT want to criticize nor complain about karmacoma build...I just wanted to understand WHY IT DIDN'T WORK FOR ME as I did the right steps. Infact karmacoma 7 understood and answered me, but we didn't undertand anyway wich was the issue! If you don't want to help people don't do it. It's simple!!! But there's no need to judge the others or to act like you are the right and the law. Otherwise when YOU will need help, or just want to contribute, people will ignore YOU!! So please, please, please can we stop with unuseful moralisms????

THANKS
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] R3dF1v3:
This might have been missed - has anyone seen any behaviour like this on their tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theduke89:
I think this is a known issue! Each time mac address changes. But I can live with that!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
Yeah I know about the apps, it was more the "3rd party app free" concept. Plus, a lot of those apps are kind of glitchy.

On another note.

I would also like to mention that I too find that the keyboard is sluggish, amongst other minor performance issues. Still very happy with the build though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jorgeccs:
how install in p1000n?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Derrian:
Read the thread, it's easy enough to figure out.

If you can't figure it out, then stick with a stable rom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pflorin:
great job guys youve just made it as one of the news debates today :) proving to the world that ics works on tab OG and that samsung is in fact lazy.

cdsai i want you on PocketDroid with an exclusive discussion :) gonna do an article about your team ROM
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lambstone:
So is there anyway to mount the ext_sd as a directory in the internal sd card like stock samsung? If I were to use to reverse mount files which mounts int_sd as emmc, some of of apps (e.g. aldiko) would fail to detect relevant files on the ext_sd. If I however were to use the default mount points, other apps (e.g. shadowgun) would fail to detect the sd cache.

Just a thought: Will repacking the vold files from Miui (based on cm7) work? Or will it (as I suspect) lead to a soft brick?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] karmacoma7:
theduke89

Probably i know what was the reason: the flashing process usually takes more than one minute, so 10 seconds with my archive that you described is not normal.

If we had time - we`d probably solved this issue

But i`m travelling almost constantly these days, and cannot use the internet to answer at all times, not to mention that sometimes i don`t have a connection at all :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cpgeek:
I personally found alpha3 quite responsive, alpha 2 even more responsive, but humberos build 1 is a bit more sluggish when launching apps, or especially typing on the keyboard there is a bit of lag. its not horrible, but it is noticeable, overall however, it's still quite usable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
Then we can only conclude that it's pretty damned good for a pre-pre-alpha build ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marshallladd:
Couldn't find anything mentioning it but, is there any chance of this getting put on the original sprint tab? The sph-p100?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
You can hardly call this a pre-pre-alpha build with all the things working as well as they are, but you are absolutely correct as this was originally given to us only for a test drive (pre-pre-alpha), but we can definitely conclude that it's pretty damn good and will only get better as these little things get ironed out.

It's a bit laggy, but its staying on my tab until an "official" release is out.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
A dream come true! Thanks for the tip.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Yes if it is a cdma tab then with the cdma kernel then the rom can work.

Just remember make sure your system is converted to ext4
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Over clock your tab to 1.2 ghz and the lagging is way more minimal (1.4 ghz freezes my tab)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cpgeek:
oh I whole heartedly agree, I'm particularly impressed at the progress, and can't thank the devs enough for getting us this far... these roms are getting sweeter and sweeter and I feel like the number of days it'll take to have a final RC build are fewer than those that have already been spent in development thusfar.

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indeed it is, and my tab is fine at 1.4 if i overvolt and works fine, however, it *should* work smooth at 400mhz... I think it has something to do with some kind of hardware acceleration that still isn't working, probably tieing into the video playback difficulties that have been previously pointed out (quite possibly including my netflix problem which for me is rather annoying)

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Does anyone know how to completely disable (and cut power) to the gsm radio ? I have a p1000 and don't subscribe to any cellular services with it, instead choosing to use it as a wi-fi device and it would be grand if i could simply remove this functionality and hopefully gain some battery life out of the deal.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hersam:
Working Installation Steps and Test Results

Sorry maybe these steps have repeated many times,

But this the best procedure that working for me.

A. For NON ICS ROM < (Android < 4)

1. The best step restock to gingerbread-based stock save using the overcome steps

http://www.teamovercome.net/p1000/wp-content/plugins/download-monitor/download.php?id=1

2. Install Overcome Kernel 4.0.0 ODIN/TAR Version

http://www.teamovercome.net/p1000/wp-content/plugins/download-monitor/download.php?id=4

3. Reboot the system and No Need to install the Overcome ROM

B. Install CM9, from HumberOS from CMRecovery Menu

1. Flash CM9-HumberOS, http://www.humberos.com.br/p/android-ics.html

Download and Flash following files : http://www.multiupload.com/1CXW35K14S

2. Don't Reboot the and continue to flash the kernel

All link are base on the link on the HumberOS kernel

3. Don't Reboot and continue to flash the Fix and Gaps, Originally Posted by karmacoma7

https://rapidshare.com/files/1104469777/P1000L-CM9-HumberOS-RC0.zip

4. After completed all steps, .. Reboot the system, it should give you CM9 ICS.

C. RESULTS :

Working : 3G/WIFI/GPS/Bluetooth/ScreenRotation/Phone and many others

Not Working : Camera/Camcorder

GPS are working very well with OSMAnd (OpenStreetMap for Android) and Maps(-) or Maps(+)

GPS is not work with any social networking (Facebook/Twitter/Tweetdeck etc)

GoogleMaps : Problem to install this.

Overview : Great Version of ICS - TAB (a lot of fixed from from ICS-Alpha Version, that previously used)

Thank you for the HumberOS and all the teams .....

GBU

HerSam
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] theREDlegion:
Thanks for the tip, I have my tab set currently at 1400Mhz @ 1425mV and 1200Mhz @ 1400mV with the remainder clock settings set to the default voltages and it seems to work pretty good, although all tabs are slightly different in how much over clocking they can take. I've been over clocking this one since I got it with the above settings but I always refer responsiveness of devices in their stock state and prefer to under clock when away from home or office to preserve battery life. Looks like battery life will have to pay the price for my love of ICS.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
I allway care this topic , thank all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] karmacoma7:
@hersam

I didn`t do any fixes, its just my humble attempt to serve the community

I`ve just added the fixes made by others.

Though, keep in mind this rapidshare archive doesnt include the latest kernel by Derrian (there is a zipped zImage file a few pages back, just add it to the archive from rapidhare( I use Total Commander) and flash it ontop of the humberos build if you want

google maps works fine for me - change TTS engine from google to pico (was posted previously)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nemory:
Can you teach me guys?

How to use Voltage control?.. and what does it basically do to our tab?. So sort I'm very noob...and I think I'm very dumb..,

My main problem of my tab is,.when its in a high brightness or higher than the medium brightness...it dies automatically...and wen I turn it on it turns on with the Samsung logo for only like 1 sec...can someone give me a solution for this problem??

Also can set CPU help???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
hersam @ :

STOCK 1.TU V5 -> RECOVERY -> NAP KERNEL 4.0

2. Install CM9, CMRecovery

3. Flash CM9-HumberOS, http://www.humberos.com.br/p/android-ics.html

Download and Flash files as well: http://www.multiupload.com/1CXW35K14S

4. Restart and recovery continues to flash in TAR

Download this tar and flash http://www.multiupload.com/IN4IA2MM6I

All the links on the humberos.com

5. Reboot and continue waiting 10 minutes complete

https://rapidshare.com/files/1104469...mberOS-RC0.zip (169Mb)

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

that's all what I understand, hoping for a few tips to its completion, thanks @hersam and all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rschenck:
OK, I just have to ask...what exactly is "10fut cavity"? Some kind of enormous dental problem? Maybe you need to dig a hole and bury the Tab in it while it reboots?

I admit I am having serious Buzz Lightyear issues right now..."I DON'T think this man has a medical degree...."
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
sr " continue wait 10 minutes"
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] myaditya:
Hi adi6262 can u please send me that zimage on my email hrkpobox@hotmail.com as the image downloaded from derrian does'nt boot. Even if I try using heimdall it gives an error invalid header.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EmperorX:
Lmfao. Made my day
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rwa66:
Anyone else having trouble getting audio over Bluetooth?

I can pair just fine, I even can switch tracks, play, pause my Tab. But my earbuds are silent.

The rom and kernel are pretty stable and even suitable for daily use to me, except for my daily dose of audio. ;)

Thanks for the hard work thus far Te4m!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stonedroid:
Awesome find! But unfortunately right now i'm using a kernel with no soft buttons in it.

Anyone can help me how to bring them back? Or must i flash a different kernel?

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
i flash your rom, its great

flash your kernel too

but market fc for me, gmail and gtalk also

then I remember you said about flashing latest gapps

i have already downloaded it before, gaaps-ics-20111230.zip

flash it through recovery

and clearing cache and dalvik of course

reboot, optimizing

but still force close

any idea why?

I came from alpha 3 with humberos kernel directly without wipe, fyi