yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sx1-doc:
some bugs report build 38

thanks for the hard work , ics gave new extended life to my tab .

no major issues here, but some small bug i notice:

1, music player Apollo is not saving settings like shuffle ... after i exit

2. clock stop updating , untill i rotate the screen only then the clock will update to the right time.

3.HDMI DOCK is not working at all ( i think its disabled ) i hope it will get enabled .

4. i cant recieve any .apk files with BLUETOOTH ( just txt) please enable the obtion to recieve all kind of files .

5. cant change language from the keyboard it self ,i have to go to settings and from there change the language. normaly i press the space bad for 2 sec and i will have the option to change the language.

great effort and nice Rom , keep up the good work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laxanoulis1:
I hope one day will take Jelly Bean for our tablets like this great ICS ROM!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] edwardplus:
Can anyone explain what live overclock is and how does it work?:confused:

WELL I just flashed newest HumberOS kernel and find that the performance get highly improved.:D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
Hey AOKP-SGT7 fans,

Another version of bootanimation to choose from. The latest one (AOKP2bootaimation.zip) is a simple bootanimation. An android with stimpz0r's avatar on the chest walking toward the screen and stop in the middle of the screen with AOKP SGT7 appears below it. All that with a carbon-fiber background.

Link is available on this thread's post #3, or check my signature, or browse to Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps.

Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
Hi.. Can you please share the url where you downloaded the kernel?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Didn't I already share where the new kernel is?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] edwardplus:
Yes. Really i flashed this zip.

It allows you to overclock to 1300MHz and live overclock

It is quite stable and seems to be faster than before.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
there is new Humberos kernel update

adding 600MHz for battery save.

can apply to any ICS CM9 MTD/AOKP MTD for Gtab P1000/L/N/CDMA

flashing via cwm.

P1000:[url]http://www.mediafire.com/?87iagxiba28b61i[/url]
P1000L: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?67l59b5byvauehx[/url]
P1000N: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?do0bpmy023j5sax[/url]
CDMA: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?izxxola9zoj79ex[/url]
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sinan33:
The led flash doesn't work with ROM#37 on GT P-1000 :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Although it was mentioned many times, but try this

Flashlight led genius, btw if did not turn on, just turn off then on again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sinan33:
Thank you,but i don't want to use an application except stock one for a working led flash when i am taking photos.

Is there a possibility to fix issue in the future releases?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
The flash led is working when taking photos on build #37.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sinan33:
Or recording video?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Sure it is not working with video recording.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sinan33:
Thank you; i will try again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Hey, you mean now we have one unified kernel for p1, annd the l/n variants and p1c?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
no, my bad, it's should only for p1000

forget to mention, sorry.

I upload humberos kernel 20120627 for other variant.

can grab here

P1000L: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?67l59b5byvauehx[/url]
P1000N: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?do0bpmy023j5sax[/url]
CDMA: [url]http://www.mediafire.com/?izxxola9zoj79ex[/url]
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
quick heads up - build #40 coming out most likely tomorrow, lots of new features and clean ups and latest HumberOS kernel included...

i been working all day on fixes and new features, and it will all pay off soon. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
Nice job, btw i think i have found the line of code which made voltage control freeze on applying the values, i will commit the changes tonight. :)

Edit: Fixed and tested so now working :) commiting my changes now
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sequester:
The latest humberos kernel finally seems to do the trick for me - my tab goes into deep sleep. Many thanks!

Gesendet von meinem GT-P1000 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarKin:
hmm, is it just me or is vnc viewer (realvnc) not working (fcs)?

its working fine on my xoom with android 4.04 so i guess thats not the problem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bovineyard:
Can you please explain what you mean by " Using live OC 120%" and how to do it. I tried setting the CPU to 1300, and the tablet eventually shuts down. Thnx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
awesome work! :)

ill include that one in this build as well with a thanks to you ;)

btw is liveoc working well with your kernel? HumberOS disabled it due to it being unstable, but it seems you have fixed it? is it stable or are people still getting crashes?

liveoc doesnt currently work with HumberOS's kernel, he has disabled it. however, due to my lazy code and workaround to stop it working, it shows up as being enabled now because its been disabled.

you can change the settings all you like, but it wont actually do anything.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Richkid:
I have a Sprint Tab... What do you need me to do? g-talk: mgeffrard
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 123Kage:
Sorry my false. :( I though it's doing well at first. But in 1300, I can't run Temple Brave more than 15 mins. The tab will keep reboot. about OC, stimpz0r already explained me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
No problem, is their anything else from Rom Control or AOKP that is broken for our device?

I am not having a problem with Live OC at all if you apply it correctly. You cannot UV (under volt) and expect it not to crash as when you clock the bus higher the frequencies are get higher but the voltages do not so that's why you cannot have 150% and expect it to not crash. I can get 120-125% fully stable doesn't crash and with 20-25% increased i can run GTA 3 nicely :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarKin:
Does anybody know if we can also use Francos Kernel?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.kernel

it says "for all galaxy devices" ...and i would like to give it a try but fear of bricking my good old tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Actually it says all galaxy nexus variants, and therein lies your answer :)

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarKin:
ooops, thx for the headsup ...it´s way to early in the morning :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
I use franco kernel for G-Note. But I don't think it works wiith our G-tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Found my gremlin.

It was the modem. Silly me, svnet according no BetterBatteryStats is related to modem.

I have been using JL5 modem from the Samsung Vibrant for better 3G at my area, which works fine, but turns out it drains batt.

Back to JPZ now and I have deep sleep again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
BUILD #40 - better late than never! ;)

ok people, i said i would release build #40, and here it is!

as i promised, a lot of new things added, updated or fixed - but i will point out a few of the most important ones:

* NEW: P1Parts (HSPA / TVout) for all p1 variants included (find in Settings -> Device Options)

this means that now HSPA and TVout (including HDMI dock) SHOULD work - not that i have tested either. the code that has already been ported to AOKP has been left out.

* UPDATE: updated to latest HumberOS kernel for p1 (stable, less battery drain, more tweakage options)

this should stop all the crashes and problems people have been facing with the last release of AOKP, furthermore it makes it all that much nicer too!

HOWEVER! ::

CDMA USERS WILL NOT GET THIS KERNEL

, BUT THE CM9 KERNEL BY JT1134 - UNTIL I GET POSITIVE REPORTS OF HUMBEROS' KERNEL WORKING FOR CDMA USERS (p.s. your CDMA build will be released tomorrow night hopefully!)

* FIX: voltage control now works (thanks to henryedwardrose for his excellent work!)

this comes with a warning - BE CAREFUL HOW YOU UNDER/OVER VOLT YOUR TABLET - IT WILL CAUSE INSTABILITY IF NOT DONE CORRECTLY! (don't tick the "set at boot" box if you are not sure)

besides that, theres some fixes and updates to push this rom closer to being more stable and user friendly (read the changelog in the second post for more details!). sorry about the delay with the release, but i've got a few other things near completion and it will make AOKP SGT7 all that more "offical". ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Thank very much Stimpz0r, I'd been watching your great work for days to put all these fixes and updates together to let us enjoy using our tab again.

Gonna download and flash

Thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] frgo:
Thanks!

This is my first try of mtd based roms and here are my quick impressions after fresh install:

It's nice and fast, howerer, there are some more or less serious problems:

- auto brightness does not work

- status bar icons are sometimes very small (using apex launcher)

- maps and youtube always FC (this is really annoying)

- should i be able to turn live oc on? It's always off for me.

- after i finished charging and removed the cable it just displayed "power off" and the tab just powered off :)

- autorotate stops working after half an hour or so

On the plus side:

+ tv out does work :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
How is the battery life on Built 40?

I am currently on BOCA MSI and honestly it's the best battery life I have ever had... SO I ma pretty worried to witch to ICS builts that seem not to be very energy effciient (I hate running out of battery at the very moment I need my Tab)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 123Kage:
* UPDATE: GPU overclock settings updated to match new kernel settings (200Mhz / 320Mhz / 370Mhz / 420Mhz)

Wow!!! that's really great.. Thanks for all who give time and efforts in ICS for this tab. Hope u all can move to next step that's Jelly Bean!!! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MiCmAsTa:
Great Work!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] czw2002cn:
Hello,is the original car dock supported now? I cant auto get into car mode in aokp. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Caffeine81:
Bricked

Recovery crashed while flashing #40 (had previously #38 installed). Now device doesn't boot anymore and I can't even enter recovery (device hangs at "Galaxy Tab" logo).

Is it possible to flash this ROM with ODIN? How do I unbrick my device (preferably without losing my data)?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] logmax:
And to me at first flashing do not get put out the tablet re-enter in recovery and flash it again with me so he departed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
The same thing happened to me after doing a full wipe and upgrading from #37 to #38. Couldn't access recovery and was stuck at the Galaxy Tab logo. Download mode was the only thing I could access, so I had no choice but to restock - ie. I lost all the data.

Did you happen to Wipe Data / Factory Reset immediately AFTER flashing the #40 rom?

I wonder if either stimpz0r or HumberOS has an Odin or Heimdall flashable MTD kernel? Possibly be able to restore recovery that way?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bravokylee:
I use ordin to flash the official 2.2.1 to unbrick it that won't erase the data on the tablet.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Caffeine81:
The flash process didn't event went through so there was no way for me to wipe data / factory reset. Flashing crashed right after the ASCII logo was partially displayed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Executor@1:
Thanks for the tip. works now fine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
Flashing with Milestone 4, problem playing HD video with mx video play, even in fast mode,slow motion, same problem with mobo video player, any sugestion??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] c0nvict:
You can't do anything about that yet, since H/W acceleration doesn't fully work for the moment.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
wow, i never noticed that! i've only ever gone from it to something else, never tried to go back...

try installing DSPManager which i posted a page or two back, it will help with that, and with the correct tweaking will sound better. :)

i now have to decide whether to include DSPManager in further releases, or revert the codec back to what its supposed to be and get people who want to tweak it, to download supercurio's voodoo control from the market/play.

a bit more information would help you to get the answer you seek, what rom did you come from (gb / froyo based, stock / custom, etc), what steps did you use to flash it?

how do you mean by "original" file manager? samsung file manager? or the stock one from CM?

i suggest you dont go around XDA telling people to google for pirated versions of software, its not only against the rules (and if a moderator finds the post you might get hit over the head with the mighty banhammer), but chances are the author may even be on here, and want to come after you personally for taking valuable earnings from their pocket... :p

i dont personally use bluetooth, but if you have paired the devices properly then it should work... anyone else using bluetooth?

hardware acceleration isnt working fully as of yet, i've personally been stuck with lines thru all videos played with h/w acceleration enabled, so i just turn it off. others have been luckier. must be pick of the draw. :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
can i use slimdizzy kernel with milestone 4 rom?? i'm coming from slimdizzy build 24 feb before flashing with milestone 4, and HW is work partial.., i can play hd video in with mx video player or mobo video player, video its smooth with HW enable, only had small green flicker on the leftside of the screen,

just like this

[YOUTUBE]1pHKZFIZdYw[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
you can certainly try, though i cant vouch for it working properly. slimdizzy's kernel is just another compile of HumberOS's kernel (SGT7 ICS Te4m is a dead giveaway), which is the exact same source (unless hes changed things? and if so he should share whatever he fixed :p) that i use. the only thing flashing that kernel would do (i believe) will make certain features that the more recent kernel included in my builds not work (though that wouldn't be a great deal).

on the other hand, it may very well be a snapshot of something that fixed up the h/w acceleration problem, that has been broken again in the later kernels, though ive seen reports in the CM9 threads for a while now that people have it working as your video shows, yet every kernel i have built around the same snapshots has got me nowhere closer.

if you do decide to try it, report back your findings. im very interested. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
Flashing with slimbuild slimdizzy kernel 02152012 (2.6.35.7-gcaf93d5-dirty SGT-ICS-Te4m #1), it's work..,can play HD video now with HW enable, but still with small flicker, onething thats not work is brightness is auto decrease when starting play video with mx video player i have to manual setting to increase the brightness, this happend before and after flashing with slimdizzy kernel. I have focus with HW video this time so i'm not test yet for other missing feature from your rom when i'm replace your kernel with slimdizzy kernel.

thanks for your hardwork, i'm really appreciate with all your work, without ppl like you and other ppl that involve with ics cm9 developing, 10million original samsung galaxy tab 7 all around the world will stuck on GB, you, humberos, cdesai,slimdizzy, alroger, spike, and many other make our gtab alive, keep your goodwork bro, :)

this is the video:

[YOUTUBE]4K75QwV4aDw[/YOUTUBE]

[YOUTUBE][/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laxanoulis1:
So now, i have a question. On your next release, stimpz0r, you will have H/W Accel. or i have to flash slimdizzy kernel? :)) I don't really need H/W Accel., i need it only on Youtube for HD, but this is not a problem for now!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
To disable capacitive buttons and their light:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21818120&postcount=892
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NENENE:
Hi guys, I just wanted to say that I had an unsupported chrome browser on my tab. Today I updated it now works on custom from. Yepi:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
NAVIGATION BAR

When playing games, the Navigation Bar stays static and visible (ie. on the right side for landscape games). If I then use the power button toggle to turn it off, the game is then forced into portrait mode. The only way to get around it is to disable the Navigation Bar on ROM Control, then reboot, then run the game.

Is there some other way to toggle off or hide the Navigation Bar without it forcing portrait mode on games?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
re. ^^^^

Fyi ... I'm using 161 LCD Density since that was the lowest I could go without losing the Notification Bar at the top of the screen (ie. my preference ... unless there's a setting somewhere that can tweak its location). So the Navigation Bar is located at the bottom of the screen (portrait mode) and right side (landscape mode).

If I use a lower LCD Density setting, will the Navigation Bar actually show up at the bottom of the screen in landscape mode - ie. the more typical tablet look?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
DPI greater than 160 = Phone UI

DPI less then or equal to 160 = Tablet UI

Navigation bar stays on-screen during full-screen apps with Tablet UI. The bar disappears during full-screen apps on Phone UI (similar to Gingerbread).

Phone UI on ICS is similar to Gingerbread I guess. Tablet UI is standard in AOKP, CM9, and other ICS-based ROM's here (i think)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
My 161 LCD then = Phone UI DPI ... but the Navigation Bar is still not disappearing during full-screen apps (ie. games and MX Video Player as well). Any thoughts?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
That is pretty interesting. I just switched my screen DPI to 161, and I tried MX Video Player and osu!droid, both got rid of the navigation bar (MX Video Player got rid of it as soon as I started a video)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] linux150:
Maybe somewhere in settings two new points:

Right handed settings (softkey on the right side)

Left handed setting (softkey on the left side)

lg

linux150
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
as i said previously, the H/W acceleration is the same as CM9 (as it uses the same kernel / device configuration), so it should be there in its current form, i personally have never tried slimdizzy's kernel compile but i dont see how it could be that much of a difference... i will look into it further though, as i believe its a rather important. :)

yeah that way works, but i will add an easier / permanent way in the near future (like CM9 currently has)

there were versions of chrome floating around that were hacked up to work on custom roms, but it seems they fixed it anyway. :)

notification bar on phone ui is having problems with AOKP (i believe?) i personally dont see the point in running an oversized phone ui on a tablet (one of the reasons i was so happy to have ICS on the tablet was because of this), which is why its lower on my todo list. the notification bar SHOULD disappear on certain apps with the tablet ui (latest version of mx video player, etc) due to the code being updated on those apps to hide it during video playback, im not sure if its possible to hide it in all instances, but i will look into that one.

that is another feature i've already planned to port from CM9, and will come after more of the more important features are working. there are a lot of them to add. :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
I realize we're still a ways from working out the bugs.

Imo, the Tab 7" form factor is still too small to be used as a full blown 10" tablet was intended (just imo). I find the landscape height too short - ie. vs using it in portrait mode on a smaller dpi, zoom setting, etc.

Portrait is extremely convenient and more natural for me (vs. your typical 4" phone screen). Plus, I purposely do not use tablet ui lcd dpi because although it's pretty to look at, I can't stand losing all that screen real estate in portrait mode. You waste 1/3 of the screen in portrait mode in apps like Catch	Notes or AndroZip File Manager - ie. any time the tablet ui creates that reference column on the left side. I would actually use it if I could limit tablet ui to landscape and keep phone ui to portrait.

As for "oversized phone UI", it's actually very welcome by me ... esp. if you use lower lcd dpi and very aggressive home screen grid settings even higher than the typical 7x7 limit in Nova Launcher. Maybe you get my point. I realize most will not see my perspective, but I still find the portrait mode the most natural in the 7" form factor - ie. aside from when apps force landscape mode of course.

Thanks. I'm the black sheep here obviously because most will be using this rom at stock 160 or lower (ie. in tablet ui). It just threw me off when it would force portrait mode in full screen apps / games - ie. after toggling the navigation bar off from the power button menu. At least for now I have the option too disable it in settings then reboot to run full screen apps & games, etc.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
haha yeah, both on galaxytab front and AOKP, but it will get there eventually. :)

everyone has their own opinions / preferences and i fully understand that, personally i believe one of the greatest things about android is its customizability. i have always been a fan of tweaking things to get them the way i like, and i fully support people wanting their tablet to be the way they like it, which is why i ported this rom over to the GSM galaxytab in the first place, the features it offered made me want it so i could customize to my liking, and then i decided it would be only fair to share it with the rest of the community. in saying that, i still need to work towards the majority (as its only me thats supporting it), and as you know, the majority want ICS in its tablet form.

there are plenty of points for and against phone/tablet ui use, enough to debate for hours, but personally i see it as whatever the user feels comfortable with.

i wouldn't feel like your the odd one out if i were you, you are just like everyone else in wanting your tablet to perform the way you want it. on the problem at hand though, i believe that it isn't supposed to be this way, as that kind of behaviour seems wrong, i will look into it though when i get the chance (but of course its still low on the priority list). it is actually good to know people like you are running it on a phone ui as well, gives me more of an insight into what is/isn't working, please feel free to report any other problems you notice on a phone ui. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vanvancool:
done full restock and flashing release #40

- auto brightness works fine (need some reboots to resolve)

but every brightness changes the capacitive buttons light goes on, funny ;)

- maps never crash... works fine...

- autorotate works fine

- battery drain: last night i got only 0,2%/hour (My Battery Drain Analyser)

big thx to all dev and tester! :good: