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[Xoom Android Development] Legato Bluesummers:
Widget locker works great. Been using it since day 1 with my xoom. The sense 3.0 unlock slider is perfect for the xoom.

I have the normal honeycomb unlock on top just for the heck of it. The sense at the bottom unlocks fine. The ICS has four more apps I use. Rarely ever have to leave my lock screen.
[Xoom Android Development] rockjock2020:
Do you use the one from the developer TESLACOIL SOFTWARE

or DROID-MANIA.COM
[Xoom Android Development] dixonl90:
Anyone having issues with the Calendar crashes every few seconds? Build 24 + Gapps 4.0.3 v7 + Full Wipe.
[Xoom Android Development] apollyon0810:
This has already been implemented on several ICS ROMS. What? You don't own a Galaxy Nexus? Hahahaha... jk. Seriously though.
[Xoom Android Development] RMerlin:
About any changelog for something as technical as an operating system would be close to that. <shrug> The CM changelog page he was pointing at was as technical. Beside, this is a nightlies thread - hardly aimed at mom&dad type of users IMHO.
[Xoom Android Development] xfinrodx:
+1... This is a development thread on xda Developers: Learn the language, brave the dragons or wait for stable releases! No offense to be given or taken, no ill will either way - just know your own limits and time investment ability.

I've been running this since one of the first couple builds. I have no complaints up through build 23 aside from the well-discussed issues that require official binaries. Thank you kindly Team EOS. :-)
[Xoom Android Development] Sniperet:
How does that post indicate someone is working on the issue, there was no response to the post and no indication that the poster did a bug report.
[Xoom Android Development] Cubanluke88:
That particular post doesn't but if you can be bothered to read the change log...

Nightly 24

Its quite clear that the devs are monitoring this thread closely, so I am sure they saw the post that was linked as well as the others that indicate what is going on.

Its being worked on.
[Xoom Android Development] kiwiruss:
Apparently Gmail calendar sync doesn't work, just unchek the calendar for sync on each of your Gmail acts ad reboot. Exchange calendar sync apparently works OK.
[Xoom Android Development] digitalr0gue:
an HTML output of the submitted patches for the day?
[Xoom Android Development] Sejanus:
I was more inferring to the fact that you can filter the submitted patches depending on device along the top
[Xoom Android Development] Legato Bluesummers:
Tesla coil. Never tried the other
[Xoom Android Development] vladtdr:
In honeycomb when I selected a live wallpaper my Xoom would suffer terrible lag even over locked, but with this Rohan, 0 lag thank you
[Xoom Android Development] liquiddarknessvi:
Were you using stock or a custom rom? Because that's unusual.
[Xoom Android Development] kgeissler:
Slingplayer won't work on my Xoom either. Tried both v1.2 and v1.3 with no luck. I hit the icon, screen goes black for a second, then goes back to my app drawer. Funny thing is, v1.3 works fine on my Galaxy Nexus running ICS.
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
This discussion is a bit premature. First of all, while I am sure Team Eos is pleased and flattered to be compared with CM, CM supports dozens of devices, with gobs of changes every nightly and umpteen thousands of users. More importantly they also have vast numbers of devs, volunteers and supporters to do the grunt work.

While the technical chops of Team Eos certainly compare well to CM it is of course a much smaller operation. That CyanogenMod change log that was posted is actively maintained by at least one person, likely more. Does this rom really have those sorts or resources to devote to that?

The Eos change log has what, 10 listings Max? For most of us the current change log is just fine. If you want something more technical, look at the github. Someday Eos may need device specific HTML changelogs...but not yet. If and when Eos decide they want to provide more support like that, i will thank them.For now if they just keep turning out such an excellent, constantly improving rom, I will be happy as an otter in a box full of tuna flavored cookies.

As for the idea that this is XDA so everyone has a certain level of technical know how and a mature acceptence of their limitations.... I would respond to that but I can't stop giggling.
[Xoom Android Development] AzN1337c0d3r:
All the changelogs appeared to have disappeared, what's up with that?
[Xoom Android Development] RMerlin:
I pointed out this was a thread with nightly builds, not that this was on XDA. Big difference...
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
Mmmhmmm....still giggling.
[Xoom Android Development] Nusince:
Just in case you guys missed it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21001810

ICS for LTE Xoom's with full 3G/4G data support
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
Very, very impressive. You guys are just going from strength to strength.

However, I wish to complain that the camera flash on the back of my Xoom doesn't fire a death ray yet. Get on that. Oh, and wasn't this Rom supposed to come with a free pony?
[Xoom Android Development] digitalr0gue:
ahhhh, missed that.
[Xoom Android Development] rmcsc:
I have to say... Team EOS' ROM rocks. I tested GummyXoom and I still itch from the non-attention to details. From phone-sized stock wallpapers to a non-functional overclock menu in the tablet's Settings. I skipped three EOS nightlies... all the while having a Tiamat dragon logo splash screen. ;)
[Xoom Android Development] shakuyi:
yea i noticed that too all the change logs are gone
[Xoom Android Development] niwa2:
the changelogs are just moved to a separate directory. just hit the parent directory line a couple of times and you will find them again.
[Xoom Android Development] tangiers:
Does anyone else have this problem with the XDA Premium app with this rom: when you press the back key, it exits the app instead of going up a level in the forum?
[Xoom Android Development] rmcsc:
Why do the changelogs for #25 show changes done to toro instead of wingray? Man, I wish I had a Galaxy Nexus... but I don't!
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
I believe that is a bug in the XDA Tapatalk app when using ICS. I have it on my Galaxy S running ICS as well.

---------- Post added at 10:01 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:59 AM ----------

We have been discussing this the last day or so. The changelog is universal and includes all builds being produced by the Eos buildbot. If you wish to know which changes are relevant to the Wingray, just pay attention to the device listed.
[Xoom Android Development] Nusince:
Change logs were moved to a different directory due to the expansion in the number of devices that we are building for on a nightly basis.

http://nightlies.teameos.org/changelogs/

Note that these are nightly logs and are not device specific. They represent all the possible commits that have been pushed into the build set. The specific branch that each change is applicable to is shown in the change log.
[Xoom Android Development] joshndroid:
So possible for framework tweeks to be in tonights build for wifi... 3g had build prob changes for market

Sent from my mind control device
[Xoom Android Development] rmcsc:
Got it! Thanks! Thought it was a bug. When I first noticed it, the changelog was still under the ../wingray directory.

I can confirm this isn't affecting Tapatalk Pro. What's the date of the XDA Premium app's last update and which update is it?
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
The XDA app is quite old, from March. The most recent Tapatalk update is just a couple weeks old. I am seriously considering switching over to it.
[Xoom Android Development] f1ux:
The first post doesn't mention GPS in the outstanding issues. I'm presuming that is just an oversight or has it been fixed in the latest nightly?

Many thanks for all your efforts!
[Xoom Android Development] Dave-Kay:
i never had any issues with GPS on EOS-ROM.
[Xoom Android Development] jon.yu:
Motorola Preparing to Test XOOM WiFi ICS Upgrade?

http://www.droid-life.com/2012/01/0...eed&utm_campaign=Feed:+DroidLife+(droid+life)

Here is the email invite that Motorola is sending out:

Hi,

Thanks for joining the Motorola Feedback Network. We are preparing a project for owners of the “Google Experience Device” version of the WiFi-only Motorola Xoom. (This is the U.S. version only.) If you own this particular model, we would like to invite you to participate.

Click this link to take a short enrollment survey for this project. Please note that you must be a member in good standing of the Motorola Owners’ Forums to take part. We have recently moved our forums communities to a new site, and YOU MUST RE-REGISTER to be considered a member. Please visit our new site and complete your registration update if you have not done so already. Be sure to fill out the MFN opt-in information on the new site.

This is a confidential project under the terms of the Motorola Feedback Network. Do not post any details or information about this project on any public sites.

Thanks — please understand that project start times are always fluid. We ask for your patience if you register but don’t hear from us right away.

- Matt

Motorola Owners’ Forums

Motorola Feedback Network

What are we looking at as far as a time frame goes? It could be a month or 2 still before the public sees anything. These “projects” are for testing purposes for the most part. If there are no issues during testing phases, then the updates are prepared for mass consumption.
[Xoom Android Development] f1ux:
Really? I don't think mine has been working on ICS unless its more to do with the apps being incompatible ( GPS status just stays blank)
[Xoom Android Development] RacerX780:
I don't have any problems with m GPS... I just installed an app that checks satellites and stuff and it works fine.
[Xoom Android Development] Dave-Kay:
sygic and Navigon are doing a great job on EOS. I think it has never been better.
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
Just a side note...I replaced the xda app with tapatalk pro and not only does it indeed work perfectly with ics, it is also far superior to the xda app. Not only can you thank a post, but you can also report it.

Now if only it were a bit more tablet optimized...
[Xoom Android Development] digitalr0gue:
you might need some cream or antibiotics for that!

VIVA EOS!

---------- Post added at 10:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:54 AM ----------

That's what I did. Tapatalk runs great in ICS. I support XDA, EOS et. al. in other ways anyway.

---------- Post added at 10:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:57 AM ----------

My GPS has always worked, as has everyone else's I believe. Did you do a full data wipe before switching ROMS, then wipe dalvik after each refresh?
[Xoom Android Development] banny7000:
Actually there now is tapatalk HD for tablets but it stops working when trying to login to forums its fine on honeycomb so its an ice issue I think
[Xoom Android Development] nukedukem:
I've had my xoom for about a week now and I'm loving this ROM. My question is about sdcard support. My sdcard (/mnt/external1) is read only, so titanium backup cannot write to my card for backups. I found a solution somewhere of editing the platform.xml and changing the permissions for WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE. I'm wondering if this is the preferred method of doing this, or is there a more correct way?

This method seems to work fine for me, and making the change before I compile this ROM is easy enough, I'm just wondering if there are things I should watch out for when using this method? Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] rmcsc:
Holy crap, of course it isn't compatible!

It is. It is, indeed. I've never tested the XDA app (I've owned Tapatalk Pro since way before the first XDA app was released), but I can tell you that if XDA is based off Tapatalk, the improvements have been well and many since March.

Yeah, that's not gonna happen for a while. I asked the dev. His answer was something around the lines of "Does it work on your tablet? Yes? Then why bother?"

My antibiotics are EOS branded. :p
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Just use Root explorer as a file manager, or you can make it writeable in Es file explorer by ticking a couple of boxes. :)
[Xoom Android Development] tangiers:
Only problem for me is that once I add a Favourite to Tapatalk and exit the app, I cannot get to the Browser page again. It opens to Favourites, as I set it to do, but pressing the back key just reloads the Favourites page so I cannot add more fora.

But this XDA bug is far more annoying....
[Xoom Android Development] nukedukem:
Thanks for that info. My main concern is allowing the card to have system wide write access for game data storage and titanium backups. Are you saying I can enable permanent write access to the card for all applications using ES file explorer, or just for file transfers within ES file explorer?
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Good question actually as I do neither. I thought Titanium did it itself to be honest. But unsure of the game data side. Hopefully someone more clued up will answer you.

I do the simple thing and use Es file explorer to backup my apps and I then copy them across to the external. Not worried about data, I am messing about with new roms all the time that I usually only play with a setup for a day or two.

On a separate note, just tried this ICS browser after a tip from machina77. It has a nice quick browser ident change which is great for Iplayer at the moment.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.beansoft.browserplus
[Xoom Android Development] bZerk:
Is anyone else experiencing random wifi dropouts?

From time to time my Xoom looses its connection to the network and fails to log back in. It is stuck in a loop where it is trying to recieve an IP-adress and then tries to authenticate itself on the network and then it starts over again.

Wether or not this is related to the rom I do not know, but is anyone else having the same problem?
[Xoom Android Development] lokidokie:
I've tried that, but changing Permissions in ES fails... I've tried a bunch of things and can't get read/write access to my SD card (/mnt/external1)

Anybody know how???
[Xoom Android Development] digitalr0gue:
Seriously, this new changelog system sucks. Please go back to the per build logs rather than this per day log. And please put it back into the same damn directory. It was so easy before!

Xoom US Wifi "wingray" running EOS ICS nightlies with Tapatalk! mmmmmm... ice cream...

edit: don't drink and troll forums. had to tone it down, sorry! heheheh
[Xoom Android Development] digitalr0gue:
Build 26 has horked the over clocking on my xoom. Anyone else see this?

Xoom US Wifi "wingray" running EOS ICS nightlies with Tapatalk! mmmmmm... ice cream...
[Xoom Android Development] TB13:
Awesome rom. I just got my Xoom today and this was the first and only rom I flashed after rooting. I can't wait until HDMI and the Camera's work!
[Xoom Android Development] Sierra8561:
This is awesome, just flashed and loving it.
[Xoom Android Development] chrisryn:
On build 26 no OC issues and I use the xda premium app everyday with no issues.
[Xoom Android Development] marky9074:
Really? I can't find a tapatalk HD app? Linky?
[Xoom Android Development] torespen:
Happens from time to time with mine as well..

wifi drops out, and have to disale/enable for it to work again..

Not a big problem, but still a little ... something.. :)
[Xoom Android Development] jase33:
Tapatalk is not a free app. You should take this link down as it would be considered warez.
[Xoom Android Development] banny7000:
Will do sorry
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Ironically he needs to remove it as well....

:)
[Xoom Android Development] jon.yu:
There are still HDMI issues outstanding？

HDMI refers to what?

I have to connect to TV with HDMI cable, HDMI functionality found in normal

But EOS said:

There are still a few issues outstanding, such as

The Cameras

HDMI? . . Why? Will not have time to update the post, haha
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
They need to get files from Motorola to get these to work.
[Xoom Android Development] jon.yu:
But my HDMI is working, why?

Sorry, do not have other HDMI

Forgive my ignorance
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
I think only cameras and voice actions don't work at this time, and cameras need binaries from Motorola.
[Xoom Android Development] jon.yu:
If can fix camera, Eos's work will be very great
[Xoom Android Development] banny7000:
Its okay the links dead,files been removed
[Xoom Android Development] doumer:
A quick question:

I wanna buy a xoom since i really love the design of this tablet and i read, that ICS will support pressure sensitivity for stylus/pens. Is this allready working or will this work on the xoom?
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
The physical technology behind Resistive (stylus based) and Capacitive (finger/multitouch) touchscreens are totally different. They have nothing to do with software. The Xoom has a capacitive touchscreen so a pressure based stylus will have no effect on it unless you dip it in ink, and then it is messy and hard to erase.

If you want to use a stylus with a Xoom (or really any modern tablet) get a Capacitive stylus, such as those sold by Bamboo and others for use with the iPad.
[Xoom Android Development] doumer:
thanks for the answer.

Why i asked: i used to paint with a bamboo stylus on my pc, which is pressure sensitive (i push stronger, the drawn line gets thicker). with the recntly released photoshop touch i thought, i can also use a tablet to draw, but therefor this behaviour is essentially for smooth painting.

Can this behaviour also be arhcived be using a Capacitive stylus? (sorry for the noobish question)
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
Not as far as I know, as the technology is not based on pressure, but contact.
[Xoom Android Development] doumer:
Damit. OK, but thanks a lot for your help.
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Just stuck on 27 there. Last build I installed was 24 or something.

I had a shot at the Gummy build, I liked the battery icon and the fact it left you a basic file manager to get access to backup files. I think this needs adding to this.

Also from the Gummy build once I had signed into Google, it started downloading all my apps again, on these builds it does not ?
[Xoom Android Development] Henka85:
any updates / infos / progress on voice input ?

still no functionality ?
[Xoom Android Development] jgardner:
I noticed in the gmail widget, when selecting the 'All Mail' label, it doesn't always show the conversations in the widget. Sometimes I have to click 'View All Conversations' and go back to the home screen for them to show, others it doesn't show regardless. Anyone else having this problem?
[Xoom Android Development] donghungx:
I can't play GTA 3 with this ROM, it just run about 3-5 minutes and hang out, anybody got lucky more than me?
[Xoom Android Development] shakuyi:
its better than crashing on upon loading ;)
[Xoom Android Development] tangiers:
Same here.
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
On these builds I have not had to wipe user data, only cache and dalvik cache; therefore all of my apps are already in place and working on first boot.

Haven't even had to use Titanium backup.
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
I see. I had forgotten that when l set this up for the first time, it downloaded all the same apps that were on my SG2. Is there something missing in these builds or am I missing a setting for this to happen after a fresh wipe ?
[Xoom Android Development] rschenck:
When you enter your Google ID you are asked if you wish to backup this device with google, but if you already have a restorable backup it ALSO asks you if you wish to restore. If you don't uncheck that box it downloads all the apps that were in the backup...so beware.
[Xoom Android Development] rmcsc:
Has anyone noticed there's a Superuser update that isn't registering for the pre-installed Superuser.apk?

Here's the steps I take to update, since Superuser in Market shows no Update (althout there is one):

1. Download and run Superuser Update Fixer.

2. Force > Fix Anyway > Allow.

3. When it's done, Superuser Update Fixer will force close. Afterwards, Superuser itself will force close.

4. Check Superuser in Market. It'll show the new Update as available.

I've had to do this for the last few nightlies now.
[Xoom Android Development] leglerreddin:
If you do forget to uncheck the restore button, if you go to my apps there is an option at the top of the screen to stop all downloads
[Xoom Android Development] dirk1978:
Why not just use the request desktop site feature in the stock ics browser?
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Not working for me. I just did a factory reset to try. Yes it has a tick box to say I want a backup with Google. But I am signed in now and nothings happening. Where as the Gummy Rom Market must have something else as the apps started downloading straight away ?
[Xoom Android Development] f1ux:
Do push notifications work for you guys?

Push gmail notifications work but i dont seem to get any for apps like facebook?
[Xoom Android Development] Nusince:
Well since you feel so strongly about it we could just stop making it available and you can go browse our Gerrit every night to see the scheduled changes. Seeing as how the change log is:

a) is a nicety not a necessity for a nightly build system. These builds are really for our internal testing, we have just chosen to make them available to the general populous because of the level of confidence we have in them and the level of interest that has been shown by the community.

b) was up until very recently manually generated every night simply as a courtesy. (again see a.)

c) cover nearly six device trees and growing (again see a. and b.)

d) requires time to develop, something of which we have a limited amount of and we feel it would be better spent on rom development as opposed to making a pretty change log system

I must have missed the memo about having to make everything as easy as possible for the general population. I'm sorry.

btw... your avatar. Good choice...
[Xoom Android Development] rockhumper:
Lol plus one...love how dickheads EXPECT everything to be nice and tidy for them even on a nightly...this is a FREE ROM given to the group out of the goodness of a developers heart....they could just make a kickass system for their own xoom and never share it...plus this is a nightly thread...so either way just shut ur ****ing mouth, sit the **** down, and go for the ride or go home
[Xoom Android Development] Nusince:
You keep this **** up we are going to have to give you a title and a raise. ;)
[Xoom Android Development] digitalnerd:
Where can I find more information about the few issues outstanding, such as The Cameras HDMI?

Was thinking of upgrading to the newest Xoom Zone Rom but somebody mentioned this was nicer. Any specific reasons to go with it over the Xoom Zone? I'm concerned about stability for the most part.

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] Nusince:
I would recommend searching through this thread. I have discussed both issues at length numerous times.

All ICS roms are far more stable then any Honeycomb rom Motorola has ever shipped. We would not have made these available had stability been a concern.

Considering that Zone23 is now using our ICS build as a base for Xoom Zone it's six of one half a dozen of the other.
[Xoom Android Development] M3drvr:
Quick question, if I format system and cache in cwm before installing update will I have to reinstall gapps? I know all that's recommended is dalvik n cache but just curious...I like a slightly cleaner install.
[Xoom Android Development] REHolt218:
Xoom Zone is based on this ROM with a few enhancements (mostly cosmetic, but also some added apps). So from a stability standpoint they should be about the same. I'm not sure how often Zone23 is updating his rom, so this one (being a nightly update) may have a leg up in that department. Mostly it is a matter of taste at this point.
[Xoom Android Development] mattwilkinson11:
How do i go about upgrading builds? Do i need to reset or just update from zip file through cwm?