yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] D4747:
WORKING! Thank you jerry. Only needed to mount the cifs.ko file I think. nls mounts too though, haven't tested the md4.

I put a post on how to mount for Lepan S here at lepanlife: http://www.forum.lepanlife.com/showthread.php?tid=1672

LPS specific support will probably happen there.

Reposting how to here if it is ok,

"Thanks to jerry at xda and other devs' past postings, a working cifs.ko file is available for the Lepan S. This files works for my lepan S, rooted, android version 4.0.3, kernel version 3.0.8-2040.

Test it out with cifsmanager (app). Mount the cifs.ko file in settings, then connect to a windows share on your pc. This should work with other OS's I believe, but can't test as I only have windows.

You should be able to stream, browse, view, edit, and save your pc files on your tablet. No more syncing and such necessary when you are around your local wifi. Tested these with an flv video file, pdf, and text file."

Will continue testing tomorrow. Thank you jerry! Has been about a two week journey for us to get a single critical feature working, glad it was successful. Hopefully a how-to will be posted on the lepanlife site for getting Mount Manager to behave to auto-mount on reboots and wifi connections and disconnections, that app seems a bit buggy atm.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
I know how frustrated you have been to go through all you had to, in order to get a feature to work that should be default on any new platform. I hand it to you for your tenacious efforts. Your welcome and good luck. It was fun working with you.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
DSS registers

someone ask for these- dss register dump: its long sorry

- DSS -

dpll4_ck 864000000

DSS_FCK (DSS1_ALWON_FCLK) = 864000000 / 8 = 108000000

- DISPC -

dispc fclk source = DSI_PLL_HSDIV_DISPC (DSI1_PLL_FCLK)

fck 108000000

- LCD1 -

lcd1_clk source = DSI_PLL_HSDIV_DISPC (DSI1_PLL_FCLK)

lck 108000000 lck div 1

pck 54000000 pck div 2

- DSI1 PLL -

dsi pll source = dss_sys_clk

Fint 2000000 regn 13

CLKIN4DDR 108000000 regm 27

DSI_PLL_HSDIV_DISPC (DSI1_PLL_FCLK) 108000000 regm_dispc 1 (on)

DSS_FCK (DSS1_ALWON_FCLK) 0 regm_dsi 0 (off)

- DSI1 -

dsi fclk source = DSS_FCK (DSS1_ALWON_FCLK)

DSI_FCLK 108000000

DDR_CLK 27000000

TxByteClkHS 6750000

LP_CLK 0

Took down as it was to much clutter. Hope you got it while it was up
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
If enough people want the cifs driver for the LePan 1, I will make an attempt to implement one. I just don't want to get to involved in something no one wants. I use the 4749 kernel; I am guessing most of you folks are using the 4431 version. Let me know what version you have if you respond in the affirmative for the driver...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nash822:
wont upgrade

hi, im new to android and im trying to install this gingerbread upgrade on my tc970, but when i select upgrade and start the installation it says can not open sdcard/update.zip. this file is in the root and i am stumped on what to do.

help please
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
Welcome to the forum my friend. Seems you are using the wrong menu selection. You need to use the selection of "install zip from sdcard" then "choose zip from sdcard" and navigate to where you placed the update zip files. Remember, you have to use vol- and vol+ once or twice to activate the Back menu button enable shown on bottom of screen. Remember to install in the right order after a factory data reset. Good luck
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nash822:
thanks buddy
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
Appears it is doable but have to figure out how to implement SLOW_WORK as a module as it is needed by cifs.ko. Was not implemented in original kernel and won't accept module compile as an option...OF COURSE, that would be just too darn easy and we simply can't have that now, can we!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nash822:
sd cant mount

hey guys, so the only reason i installed this rom was so i could watch netflix, no apk was compatible with my froyo. netflix works, but audio doesnt. i found a patch for the audio but cant install it since my sd card wont mount, any help outthere? if i cant mount a sd card im basically stuck with this rom
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
SDCard auto mounts in normal boot and can be mounted with recovery menu option 'mount usb storage'. You can us ADB to copy driver over or select Android debugging from settings-applications-Development then tick Android debugging and stay awake. Also, select Unknown sources in application settings. Having done that simply plug your usb cable in pull up status bar then select USB connected / turn on USB storage. Open file browser and drop in file. Or use ADB to push to system.

I use to have a good netfix app I will look for it.

My netflix works fine downloaded from play store.. How did you get your app?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nash822:
i used the playstore. do you know of any way to make the sd card mountable without using a computer? it save alot of time. another thing that not such a big deal is the upside down screen but i can deal with that for now.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
Sorry Nash but I don't think I understand what you need. Another way to get to sdcard is to use the File Manager installed when you installed google apps. Are you sure you have updated to correct version of cas_xp's updates? My version reported by Settings/About/Mod version is Cyanogen-7-20120815-UNOFFICIAL-griffin. If your audio is not working in Netflix, I say you have something else wrong as you should not need a driver for audio. Upside down to you is right side up for me LOL. I certainly hope to help you get going on your Tablet and this last update from cas seems to be pretty stable so, if you can be more specific about your problems I'm sure one of us here can help you out.

IMPORTANT FOR ALL: If you power down with charger plugged in, tablet does not appear to charge. Unplug charger, power down then plug in charger. You should get charge icon, which is how it is suppose to work.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nash822:
Mine says cyanogenmod-7.2.0-rco-griffin-Kang

Audio works fine now

I know about file manager, it's just that it can't read it, it will say "this folder is empty"

I'm guessing I don't have the latest mod version?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
Yelp, you are on beta4. Goto http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1483954&highlight=+7z# which is 1st post and download beta6.1.7z I believe is latest. Also get latest ram update ram 6.3 I think. You will be good to go just follow cas_xp instructions on his update page post 1.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
I'm close on display. I can see I can see. I'm excited
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nash822:
works like a charm! thanks for all the help buddy!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
You're more than welcome, cas_xp did a great job getting us to gingerbread so enjoy..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] medievil1:
thats great news...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zskullz:
Jerry - That is exciting news. I really wish I could help you on this but I'm having a hard time catching up. What output are you getting to the screen?

---------- Post added at 09:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:48 PM ----------

Jerry - After much frustration I am still trying to understand UART3. Are you converting the lepan cable to a serial connection through a serial port or does it convert it to a serial connection but still with usb? what do you need on your computer to read the output and what is the function of UART? If you have time to give me a basic introduction to it, that would be awesome.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
Wow, where to even begin. The display it turns out was only showing me remnants of previous boot that somehow was store from previous boot. Bottom line I find is the omap is locked and security from iload and iboot is preventing me from setting up panel and nand. I can boot from sdcard to a point but I have to find a way around security. The security is there to protect content, such as Netflix, from being abused.

To answer your question on UART, Uart3 is the 3 pin,'tx,rx,grd', serial port the boot loader defaults to for communication with outside world through the 30 pin connector. I used a break-out connector I bought from SparkFun to get to the pins but I also have opened the tablet and solder straight to the pads as well. Cas, I believe, broke out the pins on the factory cable. How I don't know as I was not willing to mess with my cable. The end problem is the serial signals are 1.8v and have to be converted to 3.3v or greater for serial port on computer. I use a serial to usb convertor. This discussion is on this thread in several areas for greater detail on how this works. For uart3 on usb feature the boot loader has to set up the right port mux'ing and even though the item is in the boot loader menu, it does not work from the boot loader.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zskullz:
I read through most of the forum after I posted that and googled everything you had said that I didn't understand and it is finally making sense in my head. I think I am going to get a pirate bus since it will allow me to interface with jtag as well, which i've been wanting to play with on some old routers I have. One of my le pan factory cables is broken on the end so it doesn't clip in very well so I wouldn't mind separating it to get it to work. With the pirate bus, would I be able to use the probe ribbon cable or would I need to get a ribbon cable to soilder to or is there an easy way I just missed to connect to the pins on the bus?

Are you using linux command line to display the output or do you have some other software you would recommend?

The display then is not really working, it is just showing you a cache, per say, of previous boots? I hope that's not the case for your sake, as you have said, it's one thing after another!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] medievil1:
sounds like a form of hdcp to encrypt the data transfer to the display

I have read that the LP1,LP2 and LP s all use the same Display panel (according to the schematics that are available/attached to the FCC ID).. not that THAT probably helps any.. but I wonder if anything could be derived from a firmware comparison of the 3.. (possibly they all use the same "keys" to access the display
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
Sorry I have not been as clear as I should have concerning how to get to boot loader through uart3. I try to be careful not to put folks on a wild goose chase. I have not looked at bus pirate in a while but what you must be sure of is that the bus pirate supports the 1.8 volt signaling because the tx and rx signals (uart3 pins) from the 30 pin connector are 1.8v. Up until recently, most AVR's and serial to usb devices have been 3.3v. I used an Arduino I already had and built an op amp current source for the 1.8v bus. Bus Pirate would be a lot easier but, once again, be sure it supports the 1.8v already or be prepared to supply 1.8v power supply for the bus. Remember the interface to omap uart through 30 pin connector is serial and not usb. The Bus Pirate will convert the serial to usb.

To get to the uart pins I did it two ways. First, I opened the case and soldered a connector to the readily available tx,rx pads on the mother board. Second, I bought an IPAD breakout board from Sparkfun but it cost 15.00. I guess you could open up the factory cable to get to the pins but I haven't looked at.

For a terminal I use minicom, moserial , screen or serial port terminal config'ed on ttyUSB0. Of course the device could be different on your machine. I will write up more on where I am stuck and what I think is going on with display and nand later today. Right now I am torn between security implemented in omap boot rom or I am stepping on the stack somewhere due to not having access to boot loader environment. To continue to a working kernel I think we will have to implement a different boot loader. I was certain that if I could get new kernel to load and init from existing boot loader, security would be behind me. But there is a thousand ways the original dev's could have implemented the environment the kernel loads into that with out knowing what environment I am booting into, I can't be sure of anthing. Even when I try to read the control register to see what chip I have i.e. EMU,GP or HS the kernel reboots leading me to believe it is protected.

Bottom line ... I need to try to get a new boot loader to load through existing boot loader to call my kernel from. However, if the boot rom is setting up security keys that need to be past along a chain of trust then I'm doom'ed...

Hope I have not confused you even more then I have in the past but please remember that I have been through many, many tests and much research that I am somewhat confused myself.. I'm trying to out guess the original developers.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zskullz:
It looks like the bus pirate only has 3.3v and 5v. Is it possible to use the 3.3v and decrease the voltage at the breakout board? I saw one listed IPOD on sparkfun, i assume that is what you are talking about? I also assume that this means the 30 pin connector on the le pan is the same as the IPOD/IPAD connector besides the plastic cover of course? I also saw a breadboard on sparkfun that was a switchable 3.3v/1.8v output, I imagine that would work to supply the correct power and I can use the bus pirate for the uart tx/rx. Is the point in providing the power to tell the device to "turn on" the uart communication?

I got a little christmas money so I'll probably order some toys from Sparkfun, anything else you would suggest that is useful for these types of projects?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sirdoni:
Audio issue

Hey guys

I have the most current beta version and whenever I use headphones I get a lot static in the sound/audio. Does anyone know how to fix this issue? Any help would greatly appreciated
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cas_xp:
Sorry, I don't see this problem on mine.

The root could be different audio hardware or defect hardware but I can't prove it. And there is no source code of kernel I have to dump audio chip register value to make sound driver working. In this case, the headphone may be not compatible with android audio driver. Try another one.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cas_xp:
Jerry, I don't think OMAP3 has security feature to protect content. The iload or iboot (actually is xloader and uboot, shameless LePan) only setup some registers before loading kernel. This also could be done in kernel source. FYI.

BTW, could you please push your new change to github? Thanks a lot.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sirdoni:
audii

I did try different headphones and had same issue. Issue also showing without headphones but not as bad. Maybe i missed something when upgrading the different versions ... maybe i should reinstall from beginning.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jerrystake:
Sorry I'm just now getting back to you but my computer crashed and did not have the funds to replace. Was able to rescue my home folder and am now trying to get Ubuntu to boot with Windows 8 so, a couple more days. I am aware of Iboots' genealogy and Omap certainly can secure content in several ways, one of which is M-Shield. Chains of trust can be specified and limits placed on hardware features unless keys are in place. Netflix also requires certain security restrains on content delivery otherwise they will not support the device. Have you been able to attempt booting a new kernel? One way I've done so is from sdcard by replacing old kernel with mine and packing up griffin.ifw and calling through recovery boot. Another way is loading from Iboots command line into memory and jump to start address.

I will probably not work on any longer as I am almost certain the GPMC port is dumbed down or nand is locked without some sort of security configuration being met.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] android4545:
Whenever I select anything in cwm it just goes to a blanks screen, if I hit power it goes back to the main menu, any ideas?

EDIT: I fixed it I just needed to wait until it was ready
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wachoface:
Hey cas!

You guys working on CM9 or something for the old tc970?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cas_xp:
Well, CM9 on TC970 are ready except graphic driver. It is just slow. You can find it from my post #2.

But I can 't do anything more because we don't have kernel source code to change graphic driver to use the latest ICS graphic accelerator.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] JeffreeHomicyde:
grr

been working on this all day, and having a huge issue with CWM. I am getting a Status 7 error when installing beta 6. below is the code I am receiving. I am not new to flashing or rooting, and to be quite honest, this is the first problem I have ever ran in to...

E:Error in /sdcard/cm-7-20120815-griffin.zip

(status 7)

Installation aborted

any ideas of what it could be??

Thanks in advance
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] yann2:
Have spoken to some people, which have working SD card; we even got some nice screenshots thanks to BigTech113, who was able to save them to SD.

Mine don't work, both a Sandisk 2 GB and a more problematic Patriot 16 GB class 10. Will be nice when we can have then working.

I am keeping my LP1 with Gingerbread, it's just a pity to go back to Froyo. This Beta is already too nice to give up easily. ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sockbot:
So far this is pretty good. However is there a way to upgrade in the future without losing all my settings and having to reconfigure my non market apps?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dbaybay:
It really depends on what all is fixed in coming updates. If it's a simple file like the audio .so file, it can be pushed easily with ADB or by flashing an .zip package with the correct files in place (I created one here http://lepanlife.com/2012/02/11/gin...-le-pan-tc970-gets-updated-audio-now-working/ for people that are using GB already).

But by the time the final builds start rolling out, it's always best practice to reflash the whole package and start from scratch. Once more options become available, I think you'll be flashing a lot! The easiest way to restore all your apps is with Titanium Backup (in case you don't have it yet, it's awesome). It will return all your apps to the place since your last backup and you'll only have to tweak the settings on the new ROM. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Bigtech313:
That's Bigtech313 and I'm here too lol
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] brandonnichols360:
i used it for a couple of days just to get on the internet, and then today the system kept forclosing and so did settings and when i rebooted it i got stuck in boot loop. this is the second time ive been in bootloop in 2 days. im going back to stock until most of the bugs are fixed.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gfinockio:
Been quiet lately in here... I don't want to seem pushy, but any updates or information on the challenges of the ROM so far, etc?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cas_xp:
Some update:

Bluetooth ok.

display up side down fixed.

gsensor, compass and light sensor working, but has some issue.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] csands76:
Looks like (aside from the sd card mounting issue) there are only a few minor bugs to work out.

Awesome work man. Really, this is way beyond the scope of anything I could accomplish.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gfinockio:
Once you get the SD card issue fixed, and all the above is actually stable... I'll be sending you that money I promised. You done great work, and deserve to get *something* in return!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] adamvan2000:
http://bit.ly/wX4cBK

That is all. :O)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] yann2:
Yo, Adam, play nice. :p

Thanks cas_xp, really glad to know you are making so much progress. Tried a new SD card today, brand new Sandisk 8 GB hoping it would mount it, or maybe have the 'Format SD card' enabled. No luck.

But it will come. Great work.

Thanks dfinockio for asking, and getting us the news - have been checking the thread daily for any updates too.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] MadHarryRackham:
Thanks cas_xp...your efforts are very much appreciated from all of us. You have accomplished the impossible (at least in Le Pan's eyes) and I salute you and everyone that has worked so hard on getting us to where we are today.You guys are awesome! I stand amazed :eek:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gfinockio:
Certainly not a nice thing to call the fellow doing all the work, now is it?

You could at least be grateful and thank him for his work and his updates.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dbaybay:
Lmao. He was talking to you. Hence the quotes with your reply...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xcosminel:
Guys please stop I've already stopped checking the CM9 thread because of you. If you don't have anything productive to say keep it to yourself.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sockbot:
In this case do I have to wait until the SD mounting bug is fixed so I can run titanium backup? If so then I probably shouldn't spend any time customizing cm7 right now.

This is awesome news. I check this thread several times a day looking for your updates. The new fixes you made will make it a lot more usable.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dbaybay:
Yes, you won't be able to use TiBa as far as I know until the SD card mounting issue is resolved. Reportedly a few SD cards were mounting, but I've only seen a couple posts about that and it seems random at best.

More than likely when he releases the next build, it'll all be baked into the ROM and a reflash will be required, since it's just an Alpha, that was to be expected.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cas_xp:
Beta 2 released!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] yann2:
Oh, my, made my day, thanks cas_xp. :)

That's a lot of fixes, going to install it tonight. Having the SD card back will be nice.

way to go. ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] MadHarryRackham:
Looks like it may be time for those donations...thanks cas! Awesome work
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] medievil1:
ummm..I think it needs to be unzipped9been a long time since I did mine)... should have 3 files griffin.ifw, iboot.ism and MLO
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] DarknQuiet:
I am sorry for the extreme noob question, but how do I flash this update to my le pan tablet. I am trying to update my daughters tablet for her but this noob is lost. One other question, if I do this update will it make it more compatible with more games on Google Play? She wants it updated to play more games that are not compatible with her tablet now. Thank you for any help you can give us.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] medievil1:
more compatible?? probably not...this will only put it at 2.3... and most newer games likely need ICS (4.0)

there is a step by step guide (Not sure if it is here or @ lepanlife.com)..it will guide you through the entire process from rooting the device to flashing the new OS