yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] asmen5:
I found build 35 so slow than milestone#5
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
I correct myself! Was on Milestone 5, installed b35 this morning but am going back to Milestone 5, for me it was smoother and faster, absolutely no detectable lag

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
yeah there is a problem. noticed it myself when i was using my tab on the way to work this morning. i remember reading something about the problem in the CM9 forum but i thought they fixed it. i will investigate further and try to re-release if they get it sorted out.

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in other news, due to a kind donation (from someone who wishes to remain nameless) there will be a website for this rom coming very soon!!! :D, with a bug tracker and probably more if i can think of anything else (or if anyone else has any ideas please feel free to speak up), it should also be good enough to host the roms themselves too, so i will move all the previous versions on there, and whatever else thats relevant.

anyway, shoot me some ideas, and i will work on getting them going. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarKin:
forgive me if this was asked before, but i could not find anything about it:

- i did a restock.

- flashed build #35

- everything is fine so far

*but*

my recovery is broken.

i can boot in it, but can´t access a single menu. all i get is a blank screen.

so, can i simply flash the overcome recovery over it with odin again? or will that mess up my tab/break something?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
About the recovery,I don't know if it will help to flash overcome again, or just the kernel, because the recovery on this ICS is different, itself being installed with the full ICS rom flash

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dabrowsk:
Are you able to change color of signal bar or battery bar in status bar? I can change color of buttons battery line clock but neither signal nor battery. It's changed in options but not visible.

Tomas
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] flamand:
Just want to add that my tab is slower too on #35. So slow it's almost unusable. Back to Milestone 5 for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dabrowsk:
For me it is as well much slower when use smartass governor, it even was very laggy but after switching to ondemand it's much better.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Glad I didn't flash 35 seeing as so many people are having problems with it.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mboberlin:
+1

Same to me, smartass very laggy, ondemandx fine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I always set mine to ONDEMAND so I never see the lag. I also set my CPU to 1200.

From what I have read ONDEMAND seems to be the best setting which also gives you good battery life.

On my Samsung phone my Quadrant score was much faster with the ONDEMAND setting that with most others.

I have noticed that my screen does not fill in anymore when you remove the onscreen menu bar at the bottom. I just have a thin unused screen area. On M5 my screen was full.

I am sure Stimz is working on the glitches, he mentioned it a few posts back.

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1. No, it should only light up when you touch it and then they will turn back off after a few seconds. It has nothing to do with the screen being on.

Can someone please test this that your soft menu lights come on when you touch them and turn off a few seconds later.

2. yes, after a 2 reboots the NAV bar is gone but left the space at the bottom unusable. In M5 my screen filled in and used the empty NAV bar. It was nice. Now I have a stupid dark strip of nothing:eek:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dabrowsk:
The same issue with switching off nabar :-(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Glougloumouth:
Moved from Milestone #5 to #35, deleting my data & cache.

Installed #35 and gApps (April 29 version).

Got my data & apps back via Titanium Backup, my ApexLauncher settings restored from external SD.

Using the default ondemand governor, did not see any particular lag compared to Milestone 5.

When I remove the onscreen menu bar at the bottom, interestingly the bar remains visible, with clock, buttons on so on, but is no longer touch sensitive, i.e. just displays, touching it, nothing happens. It should hide.

My hardware buttons remain illuminated all the time. I can swap on / off, but once on, they do not fade out after a few seconds.

Other than that, it is all solid! Thanks a lot!

Oh, and also now on reboot, it does reboot instead of always going into recovery.

PS: also just noticed that both internal and external cards did mount through USB. Sweet!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Anyone know why rotate screen stopped working.??

Everything set to auto orientation

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmjp:
Agreed, not smooth and slow:-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
LAG

stimpz0r is obviously aware, and there are plenty of people documenting lag issues. We can try different governors or just hang tight until a new build rolls out. As others have mentioned, we can always revert back to MS#5 for the time being.

GOVERNORS

I agree with ya'll that smartassV2 is definitely lagging - ie. takes 3-5 seconds to even access the Settings menu and multi-tasking is a struggle. Ondemand or OndemandX seems to be the consensus here for a smoother experience. Lagfree also seemed ok.

I originally did a full wipe before & after flashing B#35. Experienced the lag using smartassV2. Went back and re-wiped & re-flashed B#35 (ie. thought maybe I had a bad flash originally). Same lag. Then, trying different governors smoothed things out. ( Currently running smoothly using OndemandX )

We'll get there as stimpz0r works his magic. :D

THEME CHOOSER

Anyone getting "Theme improperly compiled" error msg when applying some themes? I saw comments on a theme thread instructing to apply the stock theme, reboot, then apply the target theme again ... but didn't work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
Battery died in 3.5 hours while in sleep mode.

My battery was at 60%. I turned the screen off and left for 3.5 hours and when I returned the tablet was DEAD. The battery was drained all the way DOWN. IT would NOT turn on. I plugged it into the charger and it was at the last tiny bar left.:eek::eek:

Milestone 5 never did that.

I think I will reflash M5 unless there is a release coming out soon.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenz:
trying to download #35 from mediafire. but seems not working. anyone having same problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I would suggest that you stick to Milestone 5. It seems to work better based on my experiences and the others that recently posted.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gazpefoc:
Well, it seems that my tab is very well built, :-) I do not have any major issues with build 35. In fact I just compared it yesterday with a Sony tablet running Ics stock and it was clearly much faster, given the Sony has a tegra 2 processor. Overall I'm very happy with Aokp and will stay at 35 until a new version will appear.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
OVERCOME INSTALL GUIDE w/PICTURES:

If anyone needs offline versions of the guide, a couple guys posted some files in that thread recently.

* PDF file with pictures:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25971078

* PNG screenshot with pictures:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25969502

Aside from not being able to hide the nav bar, the lag issue isn't as noticeable now that my Tab has settled.

So far, I'm really enjoying the theme engine (very convenient). Now, it's a matter of time before people start porting AOKP themes (esp. Team Holo) into apk format. Can't wait for more theme options.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickentuna:
Same here mate. No problems with build 35 so far. Besides not being able to hide the nav bar which is not really an issue. Everything works great. Ondemand or ondemand x is definitely smoother on this build with a little battery drain but that's not an issue for me as i always bring a charger/usb cable if i really needed that extra juice

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] [-Amrish-]:
Ok flashed build 35 over Milestone 5 build and the wifi issue seems to be solved.

A big plus :D

But...the rotate toggle acts a lil bit weird.

I had this issue also on the Milestone 5 build.

If I'm using landscape mode and I want to replace an app, it turns back to portrait and suddenly back to landscape mode again. I can't move the apps.

But I can do this only on portrait mode. And sometimes I get the same error on portrait mode.

Any fix for this?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jgoe:
Would this work with tmobile tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
Build 35 lags are due to some kernel changes made 8-9 may.

With ondemand and ondemandx governors everything will work fine, but with other governors you will experience lags.

Now everything is fixed.

I suggest to extract and flash kernel from Humberos today build over AOKP 35 to enjoy latest AOKP at full.

This kernel version includes some other backports from 3.x kernel, which makes everything even smoother (and min freq 100 working )

EDIT

Here you can download Humberos 2012.05.12 kernel for P1000

Extract boot.img and overwrite the one in AOKP 35 zip, then flash the rom as always.

Sorry for P1000L and P1000N users, now i have no time to upload latest kernel also for these version.

@stimpz0r: if you want me to remove the link, tell and i will do.

Thank You for all your efforts in porting AOKP (best ICS rom) for our tablet!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ggkappa:
hi Monfro, I just tried to flash the humberos kernel even I did not experience any problem with #35 rom (it fixed a lot of things from milestone 5 and since I don't overclock I don't have any lag problem) but it stucks on a bootloop (I did every wipe...) so I had to go back on the #35.

If someone is experiencing the same problem and did something to have this kernel working good please tell, I'm a fan of humberos kernel.

Thank you very much
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
It is not working as cwm flashable: the only option is to extract boot.img and overwrite the one in AOKP 35 zip, then flash rom as always.

Maybe it will work also overwriting the boot.img installed on the tab with a root browser., but the other option is better
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ggkappa:
monfro,

from cwm recovery it does not work, I got an "installation aborted" immediately. is it normal that the zip file on mediafire passes from 9 MB to 4?

Thank you very much
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
Thank you for testing. To make it flashable with cwm there is to put the right scripts in the zip, but i have no time now to prepare it well.

I modified previous posts so other users will not try to flash it with cwm.

Instructions: extract boot.img from zip and overwrite the boot.img in aokp 35.zip, then flash rom as always .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] demon2112:
is there a easy fix for the navi bar that randomly disapears and shrinks in some apps?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tamghi:
replacing the kernel with HumberOS

Here is the steps I have followed to update the kernel :

Grab the latest Unofficial CM9 ROM for P1000/L/N

From Alroger's Blog

unzip it and use boot.img file

Steps to update the kernel :

1 - reboot the tab

2 - Put the tab in download mode (down key pressed while starting)

3 - use heimdall to update the kernel

heimdall flash –kernel boot.img –recovery boot.img

Hope this helps
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
no not at all, thanks for sharing! :)

i was going to compile new kernels myself, but that works out even better. this problem will be resolved in the next build, but until then, either dont use anything besides ondemand/ondemandx or follow Monfro's instructions above (or use download mode / heimdall / heimdall flash --kernel boot.img --recovery boot.img if you know how).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
@stimpz0r

A bit OT ... but I was curious how you landed on AOKP? I'm assuming you test drove CM9 and HumberOS' builds as well. Just was curious what mostly compelled you to go with AOKP? :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Thank you Monfro, please can you or anybody mirror the kernel file because every time I download the file it is only 61kb
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ejgutierrez:
I have #34 and have two questions:

1 - Perhaps a bug, sometimes it get stuck on horizontal screen for example and it doesnt rotate till reboot. When exiting some games or viewing comic. You go to main desktop and it gets stuck in horizontal mode.

2 - Can anybody please put a set of rules or settings to use setcpu with this rom and kernel. I have read something about ondemand or something like this...it would help to put here a general and complete settings to use this rom safety with overclocking and taking less battery drain.

Thanks for four effort.

ps: somebody have experienced problems with 3g or gsm not working after flashing. The same happened to me, but when i restock and installing new rom i do it with a SIM card on the tablet ( perhaps you restock or installed new rom without any SIM card). That worked for me. Just my 5 cents.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] redikx:
I replaced kernel in 35 rom with newest humbertos kernel. All is fine, including performance. But it is impossible to wake up system with power button, there is a need to do reboot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
I'll upload m5 to my private server tomorrow for all to use.

I also have a complete overcome guide with pics.

Anyone wants, just ask.

Also 200mhz uses the same voltage as 100MHz so you're better to use 200mhz as lowest speed, not 100MHz as it will use more battery life up as it's having work twice as long to execute a command

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
i had been using CM9 just before they started releasing builds (i started building my own), after i read about AOKP and its features in the forums of another device, i checked it out on youtube and really wanted to try it (due to its tweakability). after that i decided to have a go at porting it over to our tablets and after i got it working, i thought id share it with everyone else.

the rest you all know ;)

build #35 is the latest and #34 is now outdated. using build #34 is not recommended. that would solve your 3g/sim problems (along with using the correct modem)

cpu overclocking/governor settings (setcpu is not needed due to built-in features of AOKP) are up to the user. build #35 has issues with most governors, so ondemand/ondemandx should only be used unless you flash a later kernel of humberOS (with fixes included)

m5 is not build 35, and i am working on a new hosting solution for the roms, although feel free to give people links to your private server, just (for your sake) dont post it in the forum (unless you want your server overloaded). :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Gpsrisk:
Use x explorer n your ext sdcard will show.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Hey bro!

If you want anything from me, just yell!

You are doing a great work! Congrats!

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ronak.super:
hey stimpz0r as u said u have problem hosting rom try this site or google drive http://d-h.st/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mjrshark:
system settings > rom control > Navigation bar > menu location

change it to anything else

you may have to do it everytime you reboot your tab

this works on Milestone #5
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Hi StimpzOr

I only said m5 as someone asked for milestone5, happy to upload both.

It's a commercial server in a datacenter its running at less than 0.1% capacity, so it should be able to survive lol.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
I get random rotation when trying to press and hold apps on homescreen. Is there any solution/workaround for this? Build 35 but has been the same for a while.

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gkot71:
guys, a very important question.

I am on this rom. In case i want to go back on a GB backup, can i do it from CWM of this rom??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Why must you quote him?

Your important question is unrelated to his issue.

The answer is no, from mtd back to non mtd you need restock with repartition , then flash overcome kernel or cf-root kernel so you have cwm recovery.

Then restore nandroid.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Those who can't get m5...

If the official download is not working and you want milestone5, give me a shout and I'll give you the url for my private server.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jamescraven:
help

hi guys I hope someone will help me clear things up before I switch to this rom.

I am currently on Overcome ROM and was planning to restock. I already know how to do it but my question is after I flash Overcome kernel, do I need to let it boot first to convert into ext4 fs then flash AOKP rom? or just boot into CWM then flash AOKP right away?

thanks in advance. I really want to try this ROM :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
No need to reboot, if you have overcome ROM then you are already on ext4 , just reboot into recovery then flash this ROM
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Hi I came from overcome.

In the instructions a Restock is necessary - as we are changing to MTD from EXT4 - hence the restock, there's a partition change so restock is the way to go.

The warnings are big enough in RED last thing you want to do is brick your tab

You're wiping everything so a restock is only an extra few min.

Starting from stock ensures a complete blank canvas to flash to.

Just backup everything with Titanium

I backed up everything (took a while- just in case of any probs)

1. Restocked - follow Overcome instructions

2. Flash Overcome 4 kernel -

3. Boot to CWM

4. Flash milestone 5 (or version: 35 (some people having probs with it))

5. Flash gapps

6. Reboot = done

7. Resintall all your apps - market apps install on their own when you sync

8. Manually install anything else or restore from Titanium. (app+data)

Mine flashed no problem, installed my apps and tab is running great,

Follow the above - should go without any probs
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] asmen5:
that right there is no problem on milestone5 exsact more slow in build 35
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
If you're referring to the lag issue in B#35, just use ondemand or ondemandX governors (as suggested by others including stimpz0r recently). Cheers. :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sockaplaya22:
Noob coming from stock

okay im new at this so whats the quickest way to get from stock to ics on my tmobile tab

In my head all i have to do is root it with the one click root, not quite sure how to get a recovery ( rom manager? ), and some how convert to mtd (since thats what i had to do on my galaxy s phone ) then I can flash this ...

if someone could post a link to a video or tell my my missing steps id be greatful!

btw does this allow making phone calls on the phone app like the european rom i read about a while back?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
from stock to ICS, just follow drdax post #1521 barely a few posts above.

Edit:

Overcome installation guide with picture:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25969502&postcount=1315
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Sorry for silly question, but: Can the humberos kernel 2012.05.12 install from recovery onto either m5 or build 35?

Thanks

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MrZeroo00:
I have the same issue with build 35, rebooting solves the issue sometimes. It appears very randomly.

Thank you stimpz0r for the fabulous ROM you gave us :) !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] demhyt:
Hi i'm using this rom since a week ago, i'm using milestone #5 and i can't find how to turn on usb storage,it is normal?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
When the device is plugged in to a computer the USB storage message appears automatically, AFAIK. Only issue is that on this build external-sd is not mounting as USB storage, only the internal sd.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] demhyt:
Yes, i cant see my external sd. Is it not working with milestone 5?

But overall aokp rom great,thanks for stimpz0r.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
I just put mine in an external reader

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
build #35 has that issue fixed, i suggest an upgrade to the latest version if UMS is an issue for you. ;)

and i repeat, anyone suffering from lag on build #35 needs to use ondemand / ondemandX to stop the lag, this will be fixed in the next build. :)

still trudging along with the website. will report back when its ready for public viewing.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] demhyt:
Ah you are great mate, i choose milestone 5 rather than last build because i look review from many user say milestone 5 faster than latest build but i think it is working smooth like as milestone 5. If i'm using new latest build,it is mean i must flashing my tab again? or you have another way without flashing and backup my old data?, sorry about noob question because i'm using tab for my work hehehe. And it is okay i ask to dev thread?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sbradymobile:
@stimpz0r

Not sure if you saw it yet, but for the hide status bar feature you have to change mStatusBarView to mStatusBarContainer because of the changes from the theme engine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] redikx:
Stupid question. I did restock and from overcome I installed #35 with newest Humbertos kernel. I cannot find anywhere option that enable showing number of new mails on icon. I had it before on the same ROM and kernel. Can anyone tell me where is it in ROM menu?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ejgutierrez:
1 - Now that are working in a web to this rom, would it possible to update in the near future by OTA? As official updates, roms do it?

2 - Could be interesting also that the rom incorporate a backup restore app such as titanium or mybackup in order to agilize the process of reinstalling a new rom

3 - Anyone knows if there is some workaround about porting/using samsung apps with this rom ? Any hacker, dev, cracker working on this ?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
1. With all the changes stimpz0r ports into his roms, I don't see why you would want OTA - ie. and lose control over how the rom is flashed.

2. You can create a CWR flashable .zip in Titanium Backup: Menu » More » Create "update.zip." Then just flash it on your own after flashing a new rom, etc.

3. If by "Samsung Apps" you're referring to the apps on Samsung stock roms, they require Touchwiz and original framework to function correctly. I would think you could find better alternatives via Market.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
PLEASE DO NOT do this OTA update.

It is a great way to make a BRICK.

If you are here flashing your ROM to "experimental"builds then clearly you already know how to download a CWM file and flash.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kosmas58:
Grateful thanks to stimpz0r for creating and maintaining an AOKP-branch for our GT-P1000. He does this work besides his daily job and taking care for his family.

It's not his job to deliver the work, SAMSUNG is not willing to do for it's customers.

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Ahh! That might explain the issues with the status bar! Thanks for the tip, I noticed that the AOKP portions changed that, but I never thought of changing that for the code I ported off your work. Thanks again! :)

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
No OTA, don't want that exact thing happening...

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