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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
I switched to smartassV2 (no oc/uv), set max 4 background limit, and fixed permissions from recovery. It may have been my launcher (Nova) hanging or a widget issue. It's been responsive since that last post. Keeping fingers crossed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mrshark:
why not put in a script that do the needed wipes, in the requested order before and after, directly into the rom and that starts at cwm flashing time, as many do with their roms (seen in many nexus s roms, for example)? just my 2c :)

great rom btw, i do not need to buy a new tablet just to use some ics apps anymore :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
good to hear! hope it keeps going well for you. :)

with the previous versions, flashing from one build to the next usually didnt need a data / cache wipe (as the changes weren't great enough for it to be needed) but its a recommended step to ensure nothing goes wrong. however i should have probably done that for build #29 to force people to do it. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Hope so, too! I've had a good run with your builds so far. Just an odd glitch this time.

Now, we just need HumberOS to drop some new kernel magic on us to go with this shiny, new AOKP build. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
couldn't agree more! waiting for a fix to the battery drain. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gallaxytab:
tv out not working
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
this has been mentioned many times throughout the forum. it will not work until P1Parts works, which means i will have to convert it to ROMControl.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
1.4ghz is not very safe, not all tablets can handle it very well. I've personally never had any problems with 1.2ghz tho. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terminal 7:
hi

the OP download dropbox link is down ..

high demand it would seem,

ill try later :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lexi1986:
aokp_galaxytab_build-25-squished.zip
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Dropbox just gives terrible bandwidth for public links
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lexi1986:
I have provided stimpz0r some hosting so it will be better.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
Hmm, I'm confused as to what AOKP is exactly?

There is AOSP, and I've been seeing AOKP as well. From my understanding, these are just open-source projects for porting the latest Android version to devices? If so, whats the difference between AOSP and AOKP?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
another extensively modified Android (like CM) by TeamKang
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cleonardo:
okp kang 27 , i wiped cache , data , and flash rom , kernerl , gaap , but not restar ???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 1sthandy:
This is a "Galaxy Tab 7 - Verizon"-Version.

I think thats not your right Version for your Tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
There is probably something I didn't read... but I only get bootloops on my P1000. I also rebooted from Download mode and still had bootloops :/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] o_tiger:
Are you planning to port the actual build 27? Is there heavy work for you or just a 'simple' resync & bake?

Very nice rom - keep your work going! Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Namaless:
http://forum.aokp.co/page/releases/_/build-27-r8

Already released, see download links :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
Build 27 only says Verizon SGT (which I guess would mean CDMA only) so idk if that would work or not?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Namaless:
Sorry.

I have p1000 euro gsm and i have tried this rom, but no boot.. any idea? I can attach logcat tomorrow.. now use cm7 by technomancer..

Thanks :)

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] master59460:
Good job :O
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
i somewhat agree with you, AOKP at this point has a lot more features, but knowing CyanogenMod, it could expand a lot more in the future, also CM has DSP manager, Trebuchet is being built for CM, and they have started work on CM music too. plus i assume that they will incorporate a themeing engine much like CM7 had. either way though, AOKP is definately a nice piece of work, and im sticking to it for now. ;)

did you install from a previous ICS build? (i've seen many comments from you in the CM9 forums) if so, did you try wiping data / dalvik cache?

to anyone else who has problems like this, that hasn't wiped data / dalvik cache before rebooting, then try reinstalling the rom, and wiping before trying to boot it. i do a wipe everytime i install a new rom, and its always helped me.

this is not a galaxy tab version, vzwtab (Verizon's galaxy tab) is a CDMA based tablet, whereas the standard is GSM. flashing a CDMA rom on a GSM tablet == bad.

at the moment, there is no official support for GSM variants of the galaxy tab, so until they start building officially, i will keep working on the port for everyone. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
i am planning to port build 27, and every build from there on. its not exactly as simple as resync and bake (though it can be depending on the changes), due to having to modify files from the original repos to get it working, syncing may cause conflicts down the track, so every conflict has to be removed and repatched over the newer versions before a build will work (in other words any files i have to modify to get it working on the galaxytab get changed, then ill have to remove the changes, resync, and add them back). though im hoping that this will not be the case most the time.

once ive got github setup properly, builds will start rolling out more frequently. i pushed the first build out with nothing but a few downloaded repos on my computer that i hacked up to get working with the galaxy tab, now i have to refork all the needed repos and readd the modifications as commits.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Namaless:
Thanks, i have read into top op gsm

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Ljunkan:
Damit i only gets bootloops aswell... =(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SiccaGm:
Why don't you use torrent to share tha last build?

You can save a lot of bandwidth and let the users contribute de the sharing effort.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rslee:
I have just been using this rom since v28, but one thing I have noticed is that the settings are not persistent after you reboot. Eg. : if you disabled the tab buttons and reboot, the buttons are enabled again, even with the check in the settings.

Another thing that was already discussed is the battery life. It's not great. I have read somewhere about disabling phone features to increase battery life, and that would be great, for me at least as I don't use it as phone, only data.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gallaxytab:
Forgive my English is not good, I'll explain more about p1part my rom build 28
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spacecat:
that would be really cool for me to as I don't use the phone function
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nemory:
How to unroot.this latest build or ics? and use the stock.kernel?

is there a way to do that? caise i have a hint that the reason my tab dies often without a reasonvis maybe the rooted rom causing it. or custom kernel. so i want to try using it unrooted. ao can anyone tell or teach me???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
a rooted rom (being the fact that its rooted) cannot cause problems with your tab. if you want an unrooted tab, you will have to go back to a stock non-rooted rom. you cant "unroot" the rom as such (or more to the point, it wont help your problem)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
i could, but my upload speeds are terrible, so it wouldnt help me to start it off. that and majority of people tend to leech and run.

the other settings are persistent, but its been mentioned a few times since i released build 28 (and one more time a page or so ago) that the disable capacitive buttons feature resets itself after reboot.

the battery life will be fixed with a kernel update.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scimitar:
With build 29 i have a problem with YouTube and rotation. With full screen it's only portrait.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ybbkrishna:
I too had the same issue can some one throw some light on this issue plz
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nfy123:
I had the same issue, but a simple reboot corrected it
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ybbkrishna:
i have rebooted many a times still it exists :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Batt life still crap. But overall the rom is very good.

Even having every thing turned off or running in airplane mode batt still drains at an alarming rate

If the batt drain issue can be solved this will be an amazing rom.

I'm no dev but So far all I can see as a prob is the rom will not go into sleep mode of any sort! I've seen other posts on the same issue.

Can I assume the devs are looking at the batt drain issue?

If I get time this weekend I'll do some testing on battery drain by function

All I'm getting is 7-8hrs lite use

I can get 17-20hrs lite use from overcome and 6-7hrs heavy use

Rarely saw overcome rom go below 50% batt on any one day with normal use

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] isa_rod:
After coming from Overcome I seem to be getting half the battery life. On Overcome if I forget my tablet I will usually be at 50% after 3 or 4 days I remember I coudnt find it for a week and when I did find it I had 30%. On this one if I leave it it lasts me 3 days probly more. I use it mainly for games till this came out now I use it all the time and I charge it every night which on heavy days I will have about 8 to 12 hours before a charge. Sometimes less.... but so far I unplug it at 7am, and replug it at midnight when I go to sleep.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] astuermer:
With Overcome I never get beyond the 5 hrs mark under heavy usage - which means playing a 3D mmo on the tablet from 100% down to 5-10% or even automatic-switch-off. So 6-7 hrs sounds more than perfect for me ;)

I also don't get 7-8 hrs of lite usage on ICS - it's more up to 6 hrs with lite usage. That means 25% brightness, WLAN switched on and surfing a bit, reading news... no CPU intense things.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
I am still on build #28 because I don't have the time of wipe and restore all data may be waiting for HumberOS kernel to flash together with the new build, but for battery life I think it is good, compared to my wife tab which is still on GB 2.3.6 JQ9 hyperdroid rom, both tabs have the same battery life, am very satisfied with current battery life, with normal use like checking emails, a little surfing, and searching and installing from Google play, half an hour of angry bird space, watching a couple of 10 min HD video clips, and of coarse reading from xda a lot, it was fully charged on 9 am and on 10 pm the battery is 46 percent.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
roman just announced Build #30! Hopefully, stimpz0r gets a chance to kick the tires a bit. :D

@stimpz0r

Which AOKP device build name is this rom based on? Just curious is all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] flamand:
I haven't seen this discussed in a while. Is usb otg possible?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
I imagine it would have to be UMS-enabled, just to start with.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conchchowder:
Running 4.0.4 now. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Deniken:
This is for my GT-P1000? What mean P1000/L/N?

Sorry I'm new ...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
P1000 = US / Euro version.

P1000L / P1000N = Latin American versions.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Re. The battery drain I don't have any consumption figures yet as I've been fiddling around with different CPU and voltage settings.

I have noticed however that although I set CPU to max 1000 min 100 what shows in the setting is min 200. Now, using a governor through Setcpu at "Conservative" cpuspy shows that it does in fact work at 100 and goes to sleep mode also BUT if using "On demand" and other presets then it does not work at less than 200 and does not enter sleep mode when totally idle.

Saludos
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
I've been using cfq / smartassV2 (no oc/uv), and it goes into deep sleep (when unplugged).

It just never seems to go into deep sleep whenever I have the charger plugged in. If you've had better luck, I'd appreciate any tips.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
the reason behind the battery drain is infact CPUFreq. HumberOS ported the 3.0 kernel version and it caused problems. cpufreq covers conservative / interactive and on demand governors. he reversed the change after the 30th (i.e. after his last kernel release) and that has supposedly fixed the problem.

i am trying to build a newer kernel but with little success. everytime i flash the new kernel i cant get past the samsung logo (it just sits there), and recovery will complain about nothing being mounted (i.e. no access to filesystem). i am currently trying to get a working copy, which will include full h/w accel, new wifi, battery drain fixed, and cleancache included. until then, try not using any of the above 3 governors and it should help with battery drain.

watch this space, i will get it going, and the new kernel will be released, and also included along with build #30 once i have the kernel compiled... ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Which AOKP device build name is your rom based off of? I was just curious while looking through the device listings in AOKP's Build #30 release page.

Looking forward to the next flash session ... :D. I just flashed #30 on my Vibrant, and 4.0.4 simply blazes. Very fast & smooth. Gonna be very sweet on the Tab!! :thumbup:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
none of them. AOKP don't support the galaxytab GSM variants, so these builds are unofficial (and of course unsupported).

they dont plan to support it either, as far as i read, they will only support either a.) if they own the device for, or b.) a recognized developer with a superclean device tree puts it forward and will support it. our device has neither of these (unless the TE4M's MTD version which is increasingly becoming both GSM and CDMA thanks to jt1134 being involved makes the cut, and even then i dont see them supporting it personally with CM9 being their focus), for reference, the p1c builds (galaxytab7c / vzwtab) are based of jt1134's excellent AOSP / CM9 build, but maintained by KhasMek (TeamKang member that owns the Verizon GalaxyTab).

so i went about it myself and used the device / vendor / kernels from the TE4M's cm9 (with permission) and got it working with AOKP's source. from there i have moulded it to suit our devices more (by porting some extra features from the TE4M's work that further suit our tablet).

tl;dr version :: my builds arent based of any AOKP device, AOKP will probably never support our tablet (although it would be nice if they could), and you have the TE4M to thank for their work on CM9, because without them, this build would never exist. ;)

nearly forgot to mention (hence the edit), build #29 is android 4.0.4, but build #30 will probably work better.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Amazing ... got lost in the middle there trying to connect the dots ... ;). We all appreciate the work you (and all the others involved) put into it. Even if it's mainly to satisfy your own flash'addiction, thanks for continuing to pump 'em out to the rest of us lying in wait. Lol.

And, yes ... I forgot #29 was already 4.0 4. On my Vibrant, the jump from #29 to #30 is quite dramatic with re. to speed & overall zippiness. This should be a fun upgrade for the Tab. :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] musicaways85:
hey guys ,there is any solution for hide ics status bar ? similar as this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1487647
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Well I don't know what I've done but I've got it sleeping now. 75% left after 4hrs light use.

Definitely going into sleep mode with screen off

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
there is hide statusbar in shadow mode in tablet tweaks, but i will add the option to hide statusbar in the power menu.

as i said a few posts ago, stick to smartassV2, or anything that is not the govenors listed in that post, and you should be better off. permanent fix is coming. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
-- removed --

Please ignore. I answered unnecessary to a post.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] musicaways85:
ok , thanks a lot and good work ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laxanoulis1:
So..... i did last night 2 videos with hands-on of this super ROM.

So, new users who want answers, you can see them 1st! ;)

Part 1: [YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO6w3Li3AI8[/YOUTUBE]

Part 2: [YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNz0LwtJZKU[/YOUTUBE]

Feel free to make questions on the comment section under the video! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Using on demand.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
nice work! i might put these on the first page, to give new users a look into AOKP and its features. :)

interesting, i assumed (haven't checked) that changing away from the incorrect governors would make deep sleep work again, yet it seems to be the opposite, or perhaps you were lucky in that respect (finding one that isnt corrupted), either way, this shouldn't be a problem soon ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Now 1700 and 54% batt left with light use.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laxanoulis1:
:) I'm glad you like it stimpz0r.

Feel free to put the videos on the 1st page, i did it to help new people take a look at yours and HumberOS great job!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Quick update

Over 13hrs light use batt at 35% definite improvement using ondemand

Cpu at 1.2Ghz

I'll try with smartass2 tomorrow

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jmone:
i did search but did not find an answer so apologies if it has been answered. Is the P1000T (Telstra GSM) version supported?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Yes it is, ours is just a normal P1000. Just have to make sure you flash the right modem (or if you have a working one now, just leave it alone).

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conchchowder:
Can't find root explorer (downloaded and running). Can't download apps (gapps is installed) (RE-flashed gapps and all is well) Tried to get into recovery and the option isn't given with power+vol down (click the "reboot" option and the choice for recovery is given). I checked the thread and must have missed the solution. I figured it out myself but thought I'd leave it posted with the solutions.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
awesome, thats heaps better than what i've been getting recently.

i know its already been answered, but i can personally tell you its fine as well, my tab is a Telstra one too (ignore the optus next to my name, it's who my phone was through) :)

root explorer isnt included with the rom, google play should be working, and if it isnt, did you do a proper wipe after installing? if you are booted into the rom, hold down power for a few seconds and you will get the power menu, click reboot, then recovery. if youre tablet is off, hold down power + vol up when booting (power + vol down is download mode).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
See if i can replicate the batt life today.

Correction on yesterdays gov, i was using ondemandx

What scheduler is best to run ? For balance between power and batt life

Yesterday was on sio

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
Can't wait to use mtd versiob
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
from my studies, smartassV2 is supposed to be one of the best, but i haven't learnt about the more recent ones. if you do happen to research and find better, feel free to share. ;)

AOKP will go MTD as soon as its stable enough. im keeping a close eye on CM9 and the feedback on those builds to see when it seems stable enough (i.e. all features working as they are on BML) to take the plunge. build #30 (which im building hopefully tonight) will still be BML. rest assured, MTD will be coming very soon. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
That's good man, no rush when it comes to quality work
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fabri19:
touch not work

Hi i have flash this rom but touch screen won't work i have a p1000n. I can't unlock it. I need to re flash the kernel? how can i do that?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
What are the pros & cons of: MTD v. BML?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Just hold power button until you force shut down the tab, then enter recovery mode to flash the correct kernel

---------- Post added at 10:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:20 PM ----------

What is a partition?

A partition is an area of allocated space, a division of the whole overall area of space. In this case our

partitions on the Epic 4G are /System, /Data, as well as /Cache. All with set permanent sizes.

What is a partition map?

A partition map is the configuration of our partitions, it's what in a vagueness sets our required sizes

for the divisions of our nand also known as flash memory. A partition or partition map should not be

confused with a file system. An example would be BML and MTD.

What is a file system?

A file system resides on the partition map and governs the data being read/wrote/moved/etc by the

Operating System, in this case Android. Changing a file system is less complex than an overall

change in partition mapping. They again, are not the same thing.

What is MTD?

MTD is an Open Source Partition map. It allows those who are using it control over how their

partitions are sized and how much space is allocated here and how much space is taken away from

there. Currently on MTD we have 689 megabytes of space allocated to our /data partition allowing

more to be downloaded from the market as an example. MTD as a partition config has YAFFS2 as a

file system residing on it governing how data is transferred and the speed of which it is done. EXT2

through 4 aren't possible on the MTD platform, just as YAFFS2 may not be possible on the BML

proprietary platform.

What is BML?

BML like MTD is a partition map, however it is proprietary in nature, Close Source if you will. The size

for /System /Data /Cache is set and permanent and makes opening up space more of a task for

Developers. Stock the Epic 4G comes on BML, and is running RFS as it's file system, once rooted you

can leave RFS for EXT4 (Journaled or Un-Journaled) as long as the kernel you use allows for EXT4.

But in the end, changing a file system on BML does not lessen or enhance the control you have over

your partitions.

for more details see the post: ( thanks to AproSamurai )http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1387334
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
This may be a new bug

Gets stuck in landscape mode after using google maps

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
@stimpz0r

Are you planning to build off of AOKP #31? Wasn't sure if this changes your plans to release a #30 at all. Whichever it is ... will look forward to it no doubt! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conchchowder:
I'm having trouble getting Swiftkey to work. I have ticked Swiftkey under input but Android is greyed out and wont change to Swiftkey. Any tips?

Vignette camera app doesn't work either. Only grey squares.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rclua:
Dears, I haven't seen any further discussion on stock camera app. I'm still unable to take pictures as they become gray. No issues with front cam but rear one.

Is it planned top be fixed in a future release?

Thanks for your fantastic work.