yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ozcandurmusoglu:
Dear Cdesai, Dear Humberto,

I decompressed 08.05.2012 p1 update to my Win7 computer and looked what is inside.

Is it possible to remove;

\system\app\CMWallpapers (~5 MB compressed file size)

\system\media (~10MB compressed file size)

I want say that i suppose a slimmer size rom will lead us to a even faster rom (considering these files are being uncompressed to bigger sized in memory and then used).

I have never seen some of these files before :).

And one more thing please, is it possible to add a "disable boot animation" option in future updates (i looked also the bootanimation.zip file contains non optimized jpg files and feels like boot animation exhausts boot up operation)

Thanks for your reply from now and for your efforts to resurrect our precious Tab. Regards,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
We need this folder and files for initial/default settings of OS and also for lpm (lower power management).

Just turn off your tab and plug the power cable.

You'll see all images (/system/media/*.qmg - Samsung proprietary) while charge process.

You can disable bootanimation by clicking on Settings->Performance->Disable Bootanimation.

Nan.. All files are optimized. I did it.

Maybe we can reduce more 10% or 15% of quality.

The bootanimation works in 2 stages.

First stage works with 99 images.

Second, 72 images.

All stages works with 24fps.

Any help is welcome!

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] slimdizzy:
Not present in 18 nightly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
i hope all bugs are fix the next develop...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ozcandurmusoglu:
Sorry, unfortunately couln`t find boot animation disabler within menus: (

Only processor, memory management, surface dithering and 16 bit transparency
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Ok, my bad.

It is present on unofficial build (kang).

I am sorry. ;)

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Blame73:
This is the worst post I've ever read... I'm speachless :eek:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
...it has everything... typos, bad grammer, wrong threat... and the context....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RED ZMAN:
AND a double post to boot..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26283102
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robdee102:
When I flash the zip onto my gtab using CLM recovery, do I put the zip file on internal or external mem card? Bit new to doing this so any help will be greatly received. I think I'm running stock gb, is there anyway I can quickly tell before I flash or anything else I may be missing that may cause a bricking. Cheers guys.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RED ZMAN:
Which ever one you want, I've done both places.

Recovery will let you choose either memory location, and even sub folders (first level only if I remember right).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robdee102:
Cheers. Is there a quick way of finding out if I'm on ext4? If I am on ext4 which I think I am, I've just backed up my current rom with clm recovery, so am I right in thinking that I can revert if things don't go right with the cm9 installation or revert back to the gb rom if I want to. Also I take it if I am on ext4 I can just go ahead with the flash?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nerua:
Dude, dont take it the wrong way. It has been cleared on the first page that this is a development thread. There is another thread where you can post your non-development question.

Here it is:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1495007

and also here,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644000

Cheers!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] koxudaxi:
freeze @ 1400MHz

hi, everyone

i'm testing nightly build on my tab.it's happen freeze at 1400MHz:(

i'm finding a cause of the freeze.

i want to hear did you see the freeze on your tab?:confused:

it was not happen 2.2 and 2.3 and my ics alpha rom with my oc kernel:)

i hope fix this problem with us.

thanx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
For me it helped to UNDERvolt on 1400mhz a tiny bit (-25). It is still not perfectly stable but usable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Look who's back ! :D

Yes it does freeze at 1.4GHz , and yes it did NOT on 2.3 .

Overcome kernel had OC upto 1.6 Ghz .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] koxudaxi:
thanx. i'm testing your method now.it's true. it's better than default, but not perfect:(

sorry, every busy!!but i just came back to enjoy with everyone:D

my tab tried 1.6 GHz but can't work.

i think my tab(japan) can't work @1.6GHz also us tab may be work @1.6GHz.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
I got an european unbranded model and it never ever worked on 1.6. Not on overcome or anything, so I am off the discussion here... my friend has a german tmo branded model and for him even 1.4 never worked stable. (Also tried oc and cm9)

Edit: just an idea from a non dev: might it be that some safety mechanism against overheating or so applies on 1.4 ghz stock voltage and undervolting fixes this but causes a instable system itself?!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] koxudaxi:
Does work his tab @ 1.4 GHz on gingerbread ?

maybe the voltage affect stability . if a tab work @1.4 on gingerbread then the tab will be able to work @1.4 on cm9 to change source code around voltages and clocks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
It never worked even with exactly same settins that worked perfectly for me. In oc threat always has been mentioned that cpu's quality might slighty differ from tab to tab. Maybe my experiences are more common (and useful) this way. Sadly I am too dump to build so I always have to rely on alroger and humberos. But I qm checking for ew builds several times a day so I should be always up to date.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] koxudaxi:
silicon(chips) quality affect max clock speed;) maybe his tab can't work 1.4 on anything.but i want to fix the problem for a lot of tab which can work 1.4 on GB.

add: when i used alpha 1 kernel for ics , completely worked at 1.4GH:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] OsitKP:
I've set both frequencies (max and min) to 1400/ The tab get freesed in a few seconds. While on 2.3 it ran 1400 without freezing.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ronak.super:
happy to see you back!!!!!!

yep it freezes on 1.4ghz on cm9

but ob overcome i could overclock up to 1.6ghz without any problem

hope you find the prob!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
LiveOC

I confirm too that i could run 1400 on gingerbread without problems, but not on latest ics.

Implementing liveOC would be a great addition, even better than fixing 1400 freq

Near all kernels of Galaxy S family have it, and it is great.

Here is a detailed explanation for non-devs users:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1419274

Here is something for devs:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1288015

With NSTools (free on the market) is possible to control liveOC and a lot of other parameters:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1333696
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
Good evening Master Koxudai, long time no see indeed, I am always thinking about your undervolt RAM, LCD, etc. Seeing you in here .... I think you will do it again :) looking forward to trying your kernel :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
can confirm, on GB stable @1.4GHz, on alroger build 19 May stable @1.2GHz smartassv2 governor with undervolt -50mav each speed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
OC - Fixed

@OC - Fixed

I am building right now.

I will upload soon!

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Here go!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] koxudaxi:
great job!!

i'm trying your unofficial rom:) thanx

edit1: new his rom has problems. humberos is fixing the problems :)

edit2:new kernel completely work @1.4GHz. very stable. i continue test
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Yeah!

My bad! I forgot some gpio settings!

But I fixed it.

Uploading P1 model right now.

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
thanks humberto,

downloading now, flashing/feedback asap..,

EDIT: Warning!! If you came from alroger build 19th, do not flashing through with humberos build 22th, or you need to restock your tab, there will be an error can not find MTD Partition, and tab would be bootloop repeatlly, I dont know whats wrong, but I try a few time flashing humberos build 22th among other build (cdesai build, humberos previous build) everything is ok, but when try flashing again above alroger build 19th same error occur, does any one have encounter this problem???

btw, forget to mention, have try flashing cdesai build 22th and build 23th above alroger build 19th same error occure, maybe this problem coming from alroger ROM..,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XenoStrat:
No problem for me from alroger's 20120519 to humberos's 20120522.

EDIT: about OC:

- works on 1400, 1500 with no voltage change (Antutu score : 3719 yeah!)

- tried 1600, with no voltage change and with -25mV, none worked (tablet rebooted).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leblan:
Confirmed, I came from 19 to 23 and no boot and no recovery. Download is available though
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
I got more than 3850 points in Antutu Q1.5 Ghz with a bunch of background tasks like messengers and so on! :-P

Same experience with 1.6
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leblan:
Could you tell me what version you used for Restock

I used

- KP1 => stuck at hidden

- JQ1 => could not mount \data

Any advice appreciated
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmjp:
Stack @ Samsung Logo

Same hear, now restocking.,,,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] grukko:
i still have recovery but it's rebooting at the beginning of the flash every time. guess it's time to restock.

update: I wiped dalvik/cache, took out my sdcard and this time the rom flashed successfully.

update2: my tab does not like anything over 1400mhz :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leblan:
The solution is a problem in the dbdata.rfs.tar which is not included in all the versions. Go here to download it http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=984140; eternally grateful to TechKidTarek. E
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
I'm full restocking my p1000 with gb safe stock v5 from team overcome with repartition check in odin
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maxadamo:
sorry for disturbing development thread, but, what is this new application "Apollo"? I can't start it and I have no idea what it does. It just crashes.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dizgustipated:
My guess is its this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1665473
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
is it that hard to add a date :updates date: in your title or at least changelog ? because i can't know anything from your thread . make it CLEARER to the public . idk y its so hard on you to do that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spike1985:
This DEVELOPMENT THREAT is not intended for "public" use
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
The builds are dated.....

GDrive Cm9/AOKP Themes Folder (not my themes and these are free themes credit to devs): goo.gl/JnLIS
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
well not u who tells me where to post a thing .. ;)

and using caps loooooooooooooooooooooool .. you so funny man :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Sorry, but which version are you mean?

CyanogenMod 9 Nightly builds ?

Unofficial builds ?

The thread title is: [ROM][4.0.4][MTD] CyanogenMod 9 Nightly builds | DEVELOPMENT THREAD

So, you have to check changelogs from Nightly server.

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
i'm asking for simple method that shows the user which builds are this and whats the exact date for it . as you were doing as well in your threads you were putting a date in your thread title to SHOW to people that something happened and they have to check it. its not that hard though to do that .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Lol like I said the build themselves are dated. Keep updating thread title for each nightly is tedious. Its not hard just to check get.cm or goo.im

GDrive Cm9/AOKP Themes Folder (not my themes and these are free themes credit to devs): goo.gl/JnLIS
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Sorry again.

Now, I confused!

But we have the date label (rom filename) for both versions. My own unofficial build and Nighlys builds.

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] k0sh:
owh gosh , nvm buddy , i get confused more lol .. chao amigo
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Sorry, my bad. Now, I got it!

... and yeah! I am totally agree.

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sandzak385:
The app apollo doesnt function
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
A better suggestion is actually to put a good-practice labelling like the nightly builds in our 'Day jobs' ie. XXX.Version_Nbr.Nighly_build_Nbr(or date). This way the team can better decide the proper time to 'bump up' a version nbr, testers can better prioritize testing 'more important build', ROM builders can better decide which CM9 build to merge with theirs, and users can better decide download frequency.

This labelling eventually may become necessary given the popularity of P-1000 CM9 with some attentions from the Android Central in the past.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Andy:
If its not that hard why don't you build these ROMs and do exactly what your complaining about?

Do not make demands on something you cannot, will not or choose not to do.

XDA Rule 2.5 -Courtesy towards other Members: Treat new members the way you would like to have been treated when you were a new member. When dealing with any member, provide them with guidance, advice and instruction when you can and always with respect and courtesy. Never post in a demanding, argumentative, disrespectful or self-righteous manner.

Either post with a little respect toward others, or suffer the consequences

.

Again, if its simple you do it. You obviously think its not that hard to do, so why aren't you doing it.

My last and only warning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EmperorX:
Sorry, I have not kept up on this ROM in months. I just installed the most recent update (after having to restock) and i've noticed that there are no options under the "system" option in settings to disable the software keys (I prefer capacitive). I've searched this thread, and the general thread, and have not seen anything regarding this particular issue. Was this option removed intentionally or did it just not make it in the 5/25 build? The previous build that I was on (I want to say it was from March), had this option available. Sorry if this has been asked but I searched for various terms, as it seems people have many terms to describe the soft keys, and did not find anything.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
If you flashed latest build then go to settings > advanced and its there

GDrive Cm9/AOKP Themes Folder (not my themes and these are free themes credit to devs): goo.gl/JnLIS
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] icarusjun:
quick newbie question: will there be no problems with using Chainfire3D and CM9?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EmperorX:
The only option under advanced is to disable capacitive buttons? I want to disable the soft buttons
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Oh read ur statement wrong. There's no option to do that. Would have to plead to cdesai or sbrady to see if they can do that

GDrive Cm9/AOKP Themes Folder (not my themes and these are free themes credit to devs): goo.gl/JnLIS
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] _Derk_:
Disabling soft buttons is only available in the Kang builds, not in the official nightly!

So install alrogers or Humbertos builds and switch off as you like :-)

Bye,

Derk

Sent from my phone using my fingers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EmperorX:
Awesome thanks guys. I gave my tab to my girl so i'll probably flash a kang for her! Excellent work as always. This has come very far since I last visited it!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
AUTO DIM capacitive lights are back !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEST

Hahahahaha answering my own, (give me a break, on first few MTD was just same as above if I recall correctly)

So now the MTD on nightly 25th May

System ROM 425MB (???due merge the rarely usable DB data 85.1MB as said by cdesai, but extra 10MB from where??? just curious!!!)

Internal 2.01GB SAME

DB data ?? MB (no longer exist, RIP!!!)

Internal eMMC 2.04GB (this is external micro SD - ignore)

SDcard 13.7GB SAME
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sgtGiggsy:
I'll have a really noob question. Is this ROM okay for daily use? I would install it on my fiancée's Tab, and since she uses it heavily, I don't want to care trying it without being absolutely sure it's worth it.

Which things aren't work? I know about UMS, but what about the others?

I would really apriciate any help you can provide me.

Thank you in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] _Derk_:
On prominent position - in the very first post in this thread - you can read:

Does this wipe any doubt?

And BTW, this is the development thread not ment to answer ANY questions not DEV related ;)

Bye,

Derk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
sir can u give me a latest link update of MTD cm9 plsss..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] haibusa2005:
I am using the 23.05.2012 build and haven't bumped into any fatal flaw by now. I would mention the relatively poor quality of the pictures taken with the stock camera app and some problems with the automatic brightness adjustment which is easily solved with this app
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arnofor:
I don't know if it's the same for everybody but since the official nightly 25th the auto backlight level is not working anymore... It comes back when reverting to 23th.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xhozt:
Same here I thought they put in a fix on the 24th but looks like no dice
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
It works on mine, 25th May build.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xhozt:
Just updated to 26 still no go you?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arnofor:
It's exactly the same with 26th release. The only way to make it works is to come back to 05/23 version.

I did it many times to see if I wasn't missing something, but it's always the same...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ableeker:
I tried to wake the Tab in the morning, but it was switched off and didn't do anything. I had to charge it for some time before it could be switched on again even though it had about 70% charge the night before. Then it hit the Encryption unsuccessful screen, but this might not be related to this. I think it had hung or crashed while and continued draining the battery and during the night had become totally empty.

Running my self-compiled build from a couple of days ago (around the 17th).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lambstone:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26622663&postcount=1454

Really. Are you that lazy to press to the OP.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arnofor:
It's still the same in 27th release...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ableeker:
Sometime when I reboot the Tab it doesn't boot up normally, but stops with message Encryption unsuccessful. The only thing to do on this screen is to restart. After a restart the Tab boots into ICS, although unfortunately this wipes all apps and settings, like a factory reset.

I've been looking for other users who have had this happen, I think I've seen other Tab users who've experienced this too, and I found a thread about this on the XDA Captivate forum. Somewhat alarmingly they say this usually means the internal storage is broken, and rebooting will not fix it, and neither will flashing another ROM. Later statements from Samsung and Google, so they claim, say this is caused by functionality that's used in ICS (not in earlier Android versions) in combination with a bug in the storage controller.

The encryption message is misleading in this case, because that's not the cause. What happens is that the controller asks the internal storage if it's ready to boot, and if there's no respons, it assumes it's encrypted, and tries to decrypt it. Because it's not encrypted, this won't work. However, in this case the lack of response seems to indicate the internal storage is locked somehow. So far it's not clear if it's a hardware failure, or if it can be unlocked again.

Users who've had this happen have used a workaround, they've swapped the external storage with the internal storage. Or you can just use Gingerbread, which won't harm the internal storage.

So far my Tab is still working, but I've seen this error. Have I been lucky, or does this not break internal storage in the Tab? It it a bug that can be fixed in software? Should we avoid using ICS on the Tab?

I don't know what to think about this, and I hope someone knows more about it. Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kmelkon:
can someone give me the link to the latest nightly here ?? please and thank u :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] haibusa2005:
Please read the second post of the thread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
how can i install google market after i updated my tab to cm9 ics 4.0.4?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] haibusa2005:
I use this one. Flash through CWM
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
cdesai, I'm getting build error on Term.apk. It seems Term.apk has been updated and inside is libjackpal-androidterm4.so, while build and get-prebuilts scripts are still expecting libjackpal-androidterm3.so

make: *** No rule to make target `vendor/cm/proprietary/lib/armeabi/libjackpal-androidterm3.so', needed by `out/target/product/p1/system/lib/libjackpal-androidterm3.so'. Stop.

Could anyone get me the old Term.apk so I can keep compiling?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Hey dude!

Just extract this package in to vendor/cm/proprietary

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sbradymobile:
I just updated the vendor, sync and it should work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dasunsrule32:
It's an upstream issue today with libjackpal-androidterm4.so. I just symlinked it:

ln -s libjackpal-androidterm3.so libjackpal-androidterm4.so

Seems to work now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] arnofor:
Auto backlight is back today (29th)

Great ;o)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ableeker:
I noticed this change in the notes, and assumed this would sync down to us, but it looks like it didn't. The change affects two files, get-prebuilts and common.mk. They both need androidterm3.so. I changed both to androidterm4.so, and was able to compile the build successfully.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sbradymobile:
I merged it yesterday, try syncing again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ableeker:
Thanks sbradymobile, that worked! I just renamed these two files and resynched, and this time the files were downloaded again referring to the term4 lib. The ROM built just fine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Andy:
I listen, questions are for the discussion thread only.

Kindly remind users to use it, and they should in turn use it.

Users who fail to take this advice will be dealt with. Or I close this thread and no-one can use it. Make a choice.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Andy:
The developer does link to the general thread, it's in the first post, maybe you should read it.

It is the moderators responsibility (mine) to encourage users to follow the rules. Rule 15 covers posting in the correct area. So it falls on me, not the developer.

The development forums are a place where developers share ideas, gain valuable technical feedback, etc... Not for every user to post because it's where the "cool kids" hang out.

Now if you'd wish to continue this discussion can we do it elsewhere, maybe start a thread in general where I can attempt to answer your questions & concerns.

Thanks