yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arqbrulo:
Well, I know I'm a noob, I admit it, and it seems like this is the wrong place for people like me. But why put so much time and effort giving smart-ass answers to stupid questions that have been asked millions of times before? I would much rather see a response like "search" or "it's been asked before". Obviously the most helpful answer would be "look here" with a link.

Anyways, a few questions. I'm not sure if I have a P1000 or whatever, all I know is that it's the 7" galaxy tab from verizon and on the back it reads I800. I downloaded humberos's rom from the 27th and the cdma kernel. Flashed both using cwm 5.x (5.0.0.7 I believe) after doing a FULL wipe (cache, dalvik, data, system, etc). After flashing both, I wiped cache/dalvik again and rebooted. Everything works (except camera, etc). However, I then want to boot to recovery and all I get is the Samsung logo.

Question #1: How can I get recovery working?

I then decide to boot back to the rom and all my personal info has been deleted. I have to set up my phone again. This happens after all reboots.

Question #2: Am I doing something wrong? Is there something wrong with what I downloaded?

Question #3: Being that this port is still in it's very early stage, should I forget about going with a pre-packaged zip and instead go directly with the git download?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] grukko:
Thanks to you and the TE4M for the amazing work you've put into this ROM. Happy birthday!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Bluetooth Fix

The latest kernel needs new bluetooth files.

It is a CwM flashable package.

Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
For me Playing videos is as smooth as other roms.

@humberos, Wish you a great year ahead of you, Happy Birthday.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Javierinnn:
Happy Birthday Humberto, enjoy the day, you deserve it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sandzak385:
I have flashed this new Bluetooth fix, now my bluetooth doesn`t work ???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jenesis:
@Humberos Thanks for the wonderfull work done untill now !

for others i wanted just to say that if you have time to answere with stupied and useless sentece you had the time to tell me what i need to know ... that's all i was saying nothing more ... anyway i installed and at first impact in seems quite fluid but every application tell me that i have not an sd card mounted ... any idea of the reason ? (like camera for example and gallery too).

Edit: 1 more thing .. when i try to dl a file with the browser it crush ...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sandzak385:
I was wrong, it works :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ozren:
Has anyone tried to change resolution on HumberOS?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Javierinnn:
Regarding the SD card, I had to mount it in settings. Pls try that first.

About the "stupied" answers you must understand that your question has prpbably been answered already. I´m a noob, I don´t even have linux running on my PC but I have been flashing roms since the ol´days and I can count the questions I asked with one hand and still have a couple of fingers left. The point of all this is to read, search and read again and search again. You will find the answer. As this is a dev forum we (noobs) should stay a bit on the background and let the devs do their job. Until now, they never disappointed me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Happy birthday man
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rschenck:
At this point this thread is a bit unusual, I will admit. Until very recently this was a VERY alpha build, requiring a great deal of technical knowledge to get involved in. For months a rom was not even publicly available and had to be built from source. I still don't actually run the rom and am waiting for a later stage of development since it is still very alpha especially for a non technical user like myself. Even once a rom was posted the only way to get it fully functional was flashing different fixes from other users which were often very confusing... too confusing for me and MUCH too confusing for someone without much experience with Android.

The impatience you find here is due to a history you probably haven't read all of. A great number of users rapidly got in over their heads, flashing things they didn't understand, and then complaining about it, even attacking people over it. The level of idiocy was truly amazing, and was what engendered the post you commented on before.

I have a history in xda of helping new users...look at my thanks meter and the threads i started, the wikis I run, the guides I have written. Look me up before you feel you know me. I wish to help both new and veteran users here and to be honest, I feel that the way that users who come in here asking very basic questions can best be helped is by DISSUADING them from flashing it until they have acquired some basic knowledge....and this thread is not the best place for them to gather it. I have said that to some directly, others I mock gently, and other times I write "moralistic" posts (in that way at least we are much alike). However patience is hard to come by in this thread, for all sorts of honest but unfortunate reasons.

With the experience you claim I am sure everyone would welcome your help here. After all, if you aren't willing to pitch in then how is your dropping by to castigate and judge people any different then others here being impatient with endlessly repeated questions?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fai_lee:
Happy Birthday. Thank you for all the awesome work!!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] l080:
Happy Birthday!

Thx for the great work (also to the rest of the team ;))

nearly 100% usable for me now :D

Only the problem with HIDDEN WiFis sucks :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Andy:
Well put.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sundar83:
Like this bro
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
Happy Birthday HumberOS!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sundar83:
Happy birthday humperos bro have fun
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sohrab1985:
I changed the lcd density to 120 and some apps like IMDb or Zynga Poker works in tablet mode. You need to add the line in build.prop yourself, because there isn't any there.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] slimdizzy:
Cant wait for working "Galaxy Tab Settings" but the fact that the option is there is awesome. Soft buttons gone by default in newest Humber build.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
The soft buttons being removed is great... but I don't suppose anyone knows how to get rid of that permanent bottom bar and replace it with the pull-down notification bar instead?

I don't mind the tablet layout for everything - I love it, in fact - but on our diminutive 7 inch screens, I don't want a black bar occupying our precious little space.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NxtGenCowboy:
Not sure if its just my device or what but CM9 runs super slow.

I click to do something and it takes 20 seconds for it to happen.

Bring the device to wake up via power button and just the LEDs light up.

lol

anyone else loose all their settings/google accounts after a reboot?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] husam212:
But some apps FCs at 120 like Gmail
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hersam:
Happy Birthday HumberOS,

All the best for u,

God Bless you.

thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] duglas:
ICS is working great on my Tab. My only issue is my XDA Paid app keep getting uninstalled. I have the icon on the desktop but it says the program is uninstalled.

After I reinstall it, it does not make me log back in and my favorites are still there..

Anyone else seen this issue? It has done it at least 10 times now..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kvswim:
Happens to me on new installs for my tab. Also, Titanium Backup does NOT like working on it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NxtGenCowboy:
It runs good until I open market than it hangs and I get asked to Foce Close the app.

It just werid how it runs great then bogs down horribly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
i use tapatalk, why pay for xda app when its based on tapatalk?

tapatalk is free btw on getjar
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SidDark:
Because it supports xda?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] heldchen:
after flashing any of HumberOS's recent p1000 kernels cwm is lost... for now i first have to flash an old froyo cwm kernel through odin, then boot into recovery and then install the kernels + fixes - which remove cwm again. i seem to be missing something, but what?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
^ that takes too much time because those answers in the xda world should be common sense. Also those questions breed more noob questions. i rather deter you into doing things yourself then me being your personal google.com

there will literally be noobs asking "what do i search for" or "where is the search button"

as ill reiterate from op, we advise you not to delete dalvik-cache when you flash, just wipe

you cant simply go to the git and download the rom..... the git is the build environment. you need a linux or mac os to go through the process of compiling the rom to be flashed on the device

also if you downloaded latest rom [from 1/27/2012] the rom should of converted your system to ext4 then after you flash the cdma kernel

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you can support xda by just donating directly lol.......

why buy a app that can only be used on one site when you can get a app that allows you to read multiple forums and save them at once?.... lol

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no need for that, look for the older kernel, and flash it or extract the zImage out of the zip and learn to use heimdall to flash the zImage [kernel]

no need to revert back to a froyo cwm + kernel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] slimdizzy:
You are wrong sir so just stop. This device is a tablet and should be built as such. Removing the soft buttons does nothing. It completely goes against the ICS UI design. My phone has the soft buttons as does my other ICS tablet. If you want a pull down notification then stick with GB or switch your UI to 240 LCD density. Honeycomb has the a of buttons and so will all other Android devices going forward. I hate having to hold the home button for recent apps when ICS has a button for it. Don't give me the crap about small screen, there are pleanty of 7" tablets, get glasses.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] skymera:
No need to be an asshole.

He was asking if its possible to get the top status bar like the Galaxy Nexus.

I for one would like to know also, is there an option when compiling?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] areshinakya:
Dolphin hd uses the same components as the defailt browser. Opera works well for me which has its own browser engine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arqbrulo:
Thanks for answering (most) of my questions. However, you did not answer what seems to be the most important question. Why is it that after each reboot all of my information is lost and I have to sign in (register) and download all my apps? Nothing is saved, it's as if a factory wipe was performed on the device.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jenesis:
hmmm but the file explorer recognise perfectly the external sd card ... and one more thing ... we i plug the tablet on the pc it is not recognised XD there is no way to make windows to see it as external mass storage ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] heldchen:
thanks. i guess my tab was borked up. started with a fresh gb install + repartitioning, then flashed CM9 and now recovery stays just as it should.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fafamgs:
++1

btw any idea why my tab with the latest build 27-1-2012 cant find my laptop wifi hotspot?

p.s: i could connect to it with static ip at the earlier build which had the gsm issue but after i installed the fix patch for gsm it did not connect to wifi anymore and in latest build still the same :(

everything else except the very known issues work great and i must thank for your hard work humberos and also the rest of the dev team

thank you all and happy birthday humberos

please keep up the good work
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tboy2000:
Is it just me? I think ICS looks stupid on the Galaxy Tab because we essentially have two rows of function keys at the bottom. We have the light up capacitive keys in the bezel and we have the row of virtual keys in the OS. This looks stupid. If only one row could be disaabled eg the bezel keys and non lit up or move the virtual row to the top of the screen (which is impossible i know). Maybe honeycomb is better in terms of UI look/positioning. JMHO.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tokit:
Below is step by step install tutorial dedicated to The TE4M, especially HumberOS.

Happy birthday my hero !!

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I have Samsung Galaxy Tab (P1000) with Gingerbread stock ROM from Singtel Singapore. This is what I’ve done to convert Gingerbread into Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS).

1. Install Overcome ROM by following teamovercome.net guide

2. Download ICS ROM from humberos.com.br/p/android-ics.html

I downloaded 2 files: CM9-SGT7-TE4M-RC0.20120127.zip and P1000-CM9-HumberOS-Kernel-20120128.zip.

3. Extract P1000-CM9-HumberOS-Kernel-20120128.zip file and put inside CM9-SGT7-TE4M-RC0.20120127.zip

4. Copy CM9-SGT7-TE4M-RC0.20120127.zip into Galaxy Tab’s sdcard. You can boot to recovery and mount /sdcard into your PC and transfer the file. Boot into recovery: press Volume Up + Power button.

5. Wipe cache, dalvik, factory reset

6. Install from zip file: CM9-SGT7-TE4M-RC0.20120127.zip

7. Reboot. Done.

Two days before, I flashed HumberOS kernel version 20120121 and after that I installed screen rotation fix, google apps fix, build.prop file, and phone.apk in below sequence to make call feature and Whatsapp work.

1. Upload build.prop

Open Terminal app and execute these commands:

$ su

# cp /sdcard/build.prop /system

2. Flash Google apps fix

Boot into recovery and flash the zip file.

3. Flash screen rotation fix

Boot into recovery and flash the zip file.

4. Upload phone.apk

Open Terminal app and execute these commands:

$ su

# cp /sdcard/Phone.apk /system/app

Update:

On Jan 30, HumberOS updated the kernel. There is bluetooth fix need to be downloaded and flashed from recovery.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mukyo:
Strange. Gameloft chaos and order runs smooth now.

I have a hunch that hw acceleration is running.

I still cant get wifi tether to work.

Native can connect but no data. Tried open and non open.

Barnacle and wifigarden cant even connect, setup seems straight forward.

I am more than happy with the rest of the improvement. great job!!!!

Happy bday Humberto, bless u and your team.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lambstone:
I wonder.... If you did any research into this before commenting. Either the soft buttons can be disabled, or the capacitive buttons could be disabled. Its your choice. For me personally, I disabled the capacitive buttons or "bezel keys" and also disabled the back light for these buttons.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] witzipoint:
what happened to the buttons below, and I can not enter recovery CWR hope your help thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tboy2000:
Forgive me for not researching through 1300+ posts. Also i have not flashed the rom yet so unaware of any options to disable keys. Now i know.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Lmao you proved his point you didn't read what he said., change your lcd density to 240 for top status bar.. reading fail
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
.... hence why there is Google.com and search feature on xda. Put it to good practice why don't ya
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mukyo:
Havent try. But can you try to use the app for mounting included.

I am gueasing it is there for this purpose.

Last night i only try the native plug and click.

It unmount both storage but doesnt do usb storage.

So i use card reader instead.

Returning back. I need to manually mount from storage afterwards.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tboy2000:
Migh God! Does everyone have to be directed to Google or asked to search? Cant anyone make an opinion or ask a question without it being answered in an indirect way? Even though I am not a noob (flashed tons of roms on various devices), I now feel scared to even open my mouth. My original post was talking out loud - an opinion - a suggestion. Not everyone has time to wade through 100s of posts and Google is not always your best friend for xda. I have contributed a lot of time and effort to xda (started the HD2 tips thread) and i always speak to people politely no matter what they write. Never told someone to search google or xda implying they are lazy in my thread. Sometimes a reply of "google it" is in fact a lazy cop out reply. Rant over. Sorry OP. :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] monkeyrasta.702:
Does anyone using the cdma version have been able to download apps from the market? Happy birthday humberos
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lambstone:
Research really means just doing a quick search of the thread. Trust me, its real easy. You're welcome by the way.

P.S. You just need to modify some lines in the rom to disable hard keys. To disable soft keys its just simply replacing some files in the rom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hatori28:
Any chance of p1000l owners can have the TV mobile apk working? I've been trying to restore it with titanium and I have not been able to restore it.

By the way, anyone having low battery time?

I'm having also problems connecting to the college wifi, for the rest the new build is really smooth, bt working really good, (right know using a bt keyboard)

congrats for the hard work

best regards
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ronak.super:
Stop the discussion here

GUYS I HAVE A THREAD FOR DISCUSSION IN GENERAL SECTION PLEASE DISCUSS THERE NOT HERE

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22009022#post22009022

PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO ANYONE HERE AND ASK THEM TO COME TO THE GENERAL THEARD WHERE EVERYTHING IS DISCUSSED LET THIS THREAD BE ONLY FOR DEVELOPPERS
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rschenck:
Good initiative.... but has that ever actually worked?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cabbie12:
I've been on the CM9 rom you speak of for about a week. That's where I originally asked this question yesterday.

(KhasMek's response: Quote

PHONE anybody? Is it possible?

Not possible without a compatible modem, and that's never going to happen.)

Before that I was on the CM7 beta kang over there. No phone on it either
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] C-o-M:
I synched yesterday (Dec 20) at 21:45 GMT. That was after the 4.0.3 merge and I was able to build (Ubuntu 11.10)

Sixstringsg posted at 23:11 GMT, so the breaking commit seems to be done between 10pm and 11pm.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cminion:
I got it building fine since the 4.0.3. View attachment patch.txt However I will admit it does not boot

I also have it syncing, if not hack free.

Save the following into local_manifest.xml in the .repo file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<manifest>
<project name="sgt7/p1000-kernel-cm9" path="kernel/samsung/kernel" remote="github" revision="master" />
<project name="sgt7/android_vendor_cm" path="vendor/cm" remote="github" />
<project name="sgt7/device_samsung_galaxytab" path="device/samsung/galaxytab" remote="github" revision="cd" />
<project name="sgt7/proprietary_vendor_samsung" path="vendor/samsung" remote="github" />
</manifest>

Then comment out the vendor line in .repo/manifest.xml . When CM makes a change to the original .git file we must uncomment the line, sync and recomment it after.

EDIT2 Patch has been updated

EDIT3 Boots with no data connection - building new kernel now
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Disconn3ct:
Looking at the mailing lists when ICS came out, JBQ said that building on 11.x was likely to be problematic - all the googs use 10.04.

I had mesa build issues until I just gave up and set up a 10.04 vm. (And for everyone saying it doesn't build, it does, it just takes work..)

Like others, I have a working build that doesn't boot. (Surfaceflinger crashes, never gets to the boot anim.) If I get a working build that does boot, I'll stick it up for people to mess with if anyone wants it..

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I'm still syncing (so no promises) but you can try:

repo init -u git://github.com/disconn3ct/sgt7-cm9-galaxytab.git -b ics

Should work both on a new tree or on the existing tree. As I find other things missing I'll add them in as well..

Here is a quick patch for the build scripts. And you need to get the kernel (I stuck it in ../kernel in the patches, but you can do whatever you want..) and stick redbend_ui somewhere. (I put https://github.com/cm7sgt/proprietary_vendor_samsung/raw/gingerbread/GT-P1000/proprietary/redbend_ua into out/target/product/galaxytab/utilities/ but there are certainly better options.)

--- a/releasetools/galaxytab_ota_from_target_files
+++ b/releasetools/galaxytab_ota_from_target_files
@@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ import galaxytab_common as common
LOCAL_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)), '..'))
RELEASETOOLS_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(LOCAL_DIR, '../../../build/tools/releasetools'))
TARGET_DIR = os.getenv('OUT')
-KERNEL_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(LOCAL_DIR, '/home/cdesai/cm9/device/samsung/galaxytab'))
-UTILITIES_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(LOCAL_DIR, '/home/cdesai/cm9/out/target/product/galaxytab/utilities'))
+KERNEL_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(LOCAL_DIR, '../../../../kernel'))
+UTILITIES_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(LOCAL_DIR, '../../../out/target/product/galaxytab/utilities'))

# Add releasetools directory to python path
sys.path.append(RELEASETOOLS_DIR)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sixstringsg:
I'm done syncing, will try building in a sec. As far as OS version: they said that about GIngerbread too, and I've been compiling GB on 11.XX for months.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Disconn3ct:
Its never permanent, it is just untested. They integrate patches as needed.

If you are getting build errors (on mine it was mesa) chances are thats the issue though - that was their response to someone else with the same error. Building on 10.04 I haven't had any compilation errors that weren't liblzo (remove openvpn and its fine) or missing files.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Disconn3ct:
I've got a booting image (yay) but I can't get wifi working.

I don't have time to keep arguing with it today, but if anyone wants the image I'm uploading it to ..er, not there. (Stupid 100M file size limit. How totally worthless.) I'll post a link in a bit.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ani55:
Hmmm.... Seems like they got hw accelaration working
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Disconn3ct:
If anyone wants my broken-but-booting CM/AOSP (no gapps) version, its at http://db.tt/BRX1fGuP

It runs, but wifi is broken. (Didn't test data, might also be broken.) And of course still no gps/hw-accel/etc.

The upside is, no hw keyboard mess :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] C-o-M:
How did you solve the libsurfaceflinger issue?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Disconn3ct:
cleaned, synced, built and it worked. (I did a wipe along the way but it didn't help with the broken image.)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cminion:
Are you using the kernel that came prebuilt or are you building the kernel from the source we are given?

EDIT:: I now have a nightly build running from 1am GMT. if people think it would be useful I can share the output
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cdesai:
The prebuilt kernel will have data stats working, and with the old usb driver, so is the source, but it'll have few updates to deconfig, n ramdisk.