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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
It will restore everything. But there is an option when you can choose what to restore like doing nandroid backup then flashing new ROM then advance restore to restore only the applications.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gradd:
im flashing milestone#6 over aokp build38 now. :good:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I have been running MS6 since it was released with NO issues.

It is a solid performer and some incredible work.

Just make sure you clean/format everything 2 times to be safe.

I did a clean install and installed each of my apps (no Titanium Backup).

The battery life is great.

It would be cool if they could make a dual boot kernel like they have for the S2 (Siyah and Dorimanx kernels)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harvey186:
Hi,

since yesterday my camera isn't working any more. I have tried Angelcam, Puddingcam and the standard cam app, but all apps are FC :(

Any idea how I can slve this issue ?

Thnaks,

Harvey
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] epulrevo:
+1

yeahhh , me too SGT7 camera FC's after taking picture's and didnt save the picture's any other cam apps also didnt working

aokp_p1_build-40
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] filteringfields:
hey, fyi if you have accidentally selected 'turn off shutter sound' in the parameters this could interfere with the camera. Check this first.

ff
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harvey186:
No, sound is on :(

But thanks for the hint
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Another tip... Don't press and hold the shutter button... Just a fast touch...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harvey186:
There is nothing to press, the apps are FC before showing something
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Then try wiping cache... Or may be you need fresh install again...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harvey186:
Mhm, that are all things I have done before my Post. All, incl. Fix permisions, dalvik cache Format, everything.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] epulrevo:
I've set to default setting. Didn't worked.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
although i am all for people using my projects, no matter what version - may i ask why you have kept going with ics when jb is just as good, and has a fully functional camera? :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harvey186:
I don't understand what you mean. I'm using your ROM, latest version and that's a ICS version or not ? Where can I get JB ?

EDIT: Sorry, just have seen, that there is a JB version. Will try now. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Easier than one would think to miss these things. I thoroughly recommend the JB version, it is working splendidly for me.

Do follow all instructs shown regarding wipes and installing gapps, it will save loads of time in the end.

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harvey186:
yes, I'm no on the latest JB version adn latest gapps, but have the same problem with my camera :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
I seem to recall a post by Priyana recommending an earlier version of gapps, rather than the midst recent one. Somewhere in the JB thread

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jbhorse:
I have a t849 t-mobile tab with cm 7.2 installed and use modem switcher. Flashed Milestone 4, gapps, and got stuck with wifi not working. I then flashed kernel p1000, but still not working. Anybody knows whats wrong?

Heard from a thread that wifi would take a while to get to work, but waited for an hour with a few reboots still didn't help. Am I flashing the correct rom and kernel for my tab? Thx :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
While I do like Apex, I actually use Nova as my default launcher. Scrollable widgets lag a bit on Nova (ie. a lot redraw required depending on the widget), but it's much more responsive (for me) than Apex - which can be very inconsistent in response (again ... in my experience).

I'm a fan of keeping rom's lightweight, but maybe there are some people who don't use TiBu (or don't have other means to convert user apps to system apps, etc). So, if it comes down to Apex v. Trebuchet, Apex gets my thumbs up.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sarabellel@gmail.com:
great rom thanks a lot with Arabic support. will done man appreciating your good job.

thanks again;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EmperorX:
Sorry I am posting this question from my phone so searching is tough... Is there any way to disable the ICS soft keys? I know in other versions of AOKP that I have tried (on other devices) you have to enable settings on the "power button press" but I can't find that here either.... Sorry if this has been answered a ton.

LOVING THE ROM!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
I don't believe the Navigation Bar can be turned off in Tablet UI (160 LCD Density or lower).

You can toggle them on/off (may require reboot though) in Phone UI (161+ LCD) - ie. as you mentioned above where you enable in ROM Control and then toggle from the Power Button menu. Supposedly in Phone UI, the Navigation Bar should disappear in full-screen apps (but it never does for me).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EmperorX:
Hmm, may go back to CM9 for the time being until that is implemented. I hate those damn soft keys with a passion in all versions of ICS that i've used (I don't own a galaxy nexus, so they seem redundant... Also, i'd much rather have hardware buttons than those damn keys anyways. Love my SGSII !). Excellent work though, I love AOKP!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Does CM9 allow you to hide them?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Brabusik:
Phone.apk crashes when tryin to call(any solution?(or it is bug?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
I think this is the answer for your question from stimpz0r himself

But, in other hand we can Hide "ICS Softkey" when using slimbuild ROM like this.., :)

but, the fact is each build has advantages and disadvantages, we can live without or with tab softkey enable, aren't we? :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Brabusik:
Have read the changelog now. Sorry for noob question.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
i agree with both Apex and Nova being freely available, but the current state of Trebuchet is so lacking compared to either of them it seems to let down the rest of the rom in my opinion having a launcher that is so basic and lacking (especially because one of the benefits of AOKP is its customization). in saying that though, AOKP uses the CyanogenMod repo for its copy of Trebuchet, but if i was to keep Trebuchet as the default launcher, i think that i might give sbradymobile's version a try with AOKP, as he has added a lot of features that i think are lacking from CM's repo.

personally, after changing from Trebuchet to Nova, and then to Apex, i find Apex not only more feature filled, but a smoother ride on the tablet. i also find Trebuchet's lack of grid customization hurts it on a tablet interface. the one thing i personally don't like about Nova, is the fact that the "paid" version has options that i think Nova really needs in a free version.

AOKP on a phone defaults to Nova, which is why milestone #4 came with Nova as the default launcher (as it was easy to implement).

as far as i know, tv out isnt working correctly at the moment anyway, but it's something that will probably work once i get Galaxy Tab Settings working on this build.

im not sure whether T-Mobile uses GSM or CDMA, but if it does use GSM, i dont see why it wouldnt work... i've never personally used a modem switcher, or know what its about.

in saying this though, i read over on the CM9 forum that they have ported the wifi driver from aries, which should give full functionality for wifi, and probably stamp out wifi related bugs (if it works as well as it is supposed to).

the ability to hide both the soft buttons, and statusbar is coming VERY soon. thats all im gonna say on that topic at the moment. :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
that's why i love this men.., :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Absolutely agreed. Trebuchet is way, way behind in the dev curve. Apex is by far the most feature-rich and tweakable. Go with Apex.

:D:D:D:D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nemory:
Help! I got boot loop installing Milestone 4

I am from an Overcome 4.0 ROM, I followed the instructions clearly, and I got a boot loop. after successfully installed the ROM, I rebooted it, and it showed the samsung galaxy tab logo, then booted to recovery again. I tried to reflash using Humber OS latest kernel but still got a boot loop. What else should I do? I get jealous seeing posts here that they love the Milestone 4, and I can't experience it. so I hope I can I somebody can tell me the solution.. please?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
I came straight from overcome as well. All i did was reboot into recovery, full wipe, flash milestone 4 and then flash the humberos kernel. If you did something different then try a full wipe and start again. Otherwise potentially you got a bad download of the rom itself.

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] miooim:
YouTube works fine on my tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jal84:
AOKP Team has released Build 28, I hope it will be ported very soon to our beloved tab :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mally2:
excellent rom ,

I have a quick question,

When I usae Rom toolbox , I do not have an option to change DPI !!! I used to have that in Cm9 builds
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickygamon:
I don't know why but if you use root browser and go to

/system

open build.prop and put this line

ro.sf.lcd_density = 160

you are ok

;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
build.prop does not have the setting in it to change screen dpi by default, which is why it isn't shown in Rom Toolbox. You'll have to manually add the option in as mentioned above (or you can use the build.prop editor in Rom Toolbox)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] toxicstone:
Was rooting "Google_Android_Tablet_Gingerbred_2.3.3_Rooting_files" and installed cwm (forgat wich one) SGT7 TE4M Recovery Project and got in boot loop kinda more stuck without nothing happend so i got into CWM again but it refuge to install the milestone just got status 7 error, think its a old CWM but cant find one for mine, mine is a euro p1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
a) PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not quote the entire first post, it's just stupid.

b) if you actually read the text that you quoted (i assume you didn't) it actually tells you the correct preparations

c) (just as a hint) follow the overcome link and follow their restock procedure. Once you're on their rooted stock base you can reboot to CWM and install AOKP normally.

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
it is on its way. just working on some extra features first. ;)

espionage724 is right, by default ro.sf.lcd_density isnt set in build.prop, its not needed as by default a tablet defined build will set the dpi to 160. however, this also stops the ability to change dpi in ROMControl, so i will be adding the line to the build.prop in the next release.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mally2:
Buildprop editor doesnt have it as well :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Did you even read the last post ?

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mally2:
Yes I did, I know this will be included into the next release, I was merely responding to espionage724 stating that we can use buildprop editor from ROM toolbox does not have the "ro.sf.lcd_density " changed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] toxicstone:
Ok its done but i dont know wich gapps to take, it says CyanogenMod 9.x but all i can see is gb and ics etc but no cm
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jakk212:
Hey can i request a download link for the kernel and the milestone 4 rom? get a 404 not found when trying to download.

Thanks :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Brabusik:
Ics gapps is that what you need I guess.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmjp:
video player

What is recommend video player for this rom.

I use MX but its crush after 10 min.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lexi1986:
Server was down, should be fixed now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Maddin2k10:
Try Moboplayer.

Gesendet von meinem GT-P1000 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] diaahussein:
you should try the latest version from sbradymobile from here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23884173&postcount=2474

he has added so many new features and it runs very smooth
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Thanks. Yes, it is very smooth, but how do you access the Trebuchet launcher settings? I didn't see a launcher menu or anything in the app drawer.

Apex has still won me over - ie. even pulled me away from Nova. My main issue with Apex is even if you disable persistent search bar, it won't let you use the screen space reserved for it. Also, I would prefer (for any launcher) to allow a tighter grid - ie. even tighter than the max 7x7 (in both Apex & Nova).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] williamhung:
Dual boot

Hey guys, is it possible to dual boot (i.e. install ICS and keep my original rom intact) this ROM?

Is there such a thing as a multiple OS boot loader for the GT7?

I'm not a complete noob, I have flashed WM6 and Android ROM's before.

However, it's been quite a while since.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Unfortunately there is no way to dual boot on the sgt7.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Perhaps in the near future!

By using MTD partitions.

Greetings from Brazil!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] king870:
After flashing this from earlier today for the first time. my tab was at 30% battery life after flashing. I plugged it in to charge and it has literally been charging for several hours and its just at 37%!!! Has anyone else ran into this problem, if so what can I do to fix this problem?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
ahh cool! that could open up a fair few possibilities! :)

i probably shouldve worded my response a little better, what i meant to say was "there is no way currently that i know of to dualboot on the sgt7".

i've personally never seen that issue occur, but wiping your battery stats may help (search the forums for the correct steps). i get a good lifespan off the current build, but it seems to have gotten a bit worse recently. i will look into it further though, but cant promise anything (as i have said before).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
Currently, dual booting isn't possible, however, you can make Nandroid backups
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lollavid:
-answered-
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayysir:
You really don't read things through before posting the obvious
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
In English please......

xD
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] FC1032:
I'm assuming disabling the capacitive buttons follow that :) ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
You want the gapps for CM9. You'll want the gapps for CM9 on AOSP, AOKP, CM9, maybe-other-ICS-based-ROM, etc :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] N3RD420:
Im sorry for asking this but theres so many sections for the galaxy tab.. I just got the 7" sph-p100 as my sig says can anyone tell me if im in the right gtab section or point me to the right one. Feel free to yall at me jus plz answer ? also.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] smali26:
I love this rom!!! 2 weeks and counting.

Awesome rom everything has been working flawless.

Will there be any updates coming?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
If it's just P100, this might be the wrong place (I could be wrong). In any case, I see a lot of people with P1000/L/N
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
SPH-100 is Sprint's CDMA version of the Galaxy Tab. Since stimpz0r's OP specifically mentions GSM several times, I would agree with espionage724 that this rom may not apply to your Tab. If anything, it would seem obvious the modems would be different. So the kernels would likely have to be different in turn.

There are several threads tagged with CDMA, so maybe start with those first. AOKP's forum does make reference to SPH-100 being supported, but I don't think this particular AOKP based rom will work for you.

From the OP ...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
I though "Soft Capacitive Button", not capacitive button because that's is already on the setting menu for disable capacitive button, cmiiw
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
ok, build 28 is ready to roll ...

... except i have a problem, the hosting that lexi kindly donated isn't working at the moment, and he isn't available to fix the issue. it could be something to do with the overdose of traffic on his provider since AOKP got released (he tells me its pushed him over his 600GB transfer limit since its been available on his site), while i take this as a great compliment (as should TeamKang and the SGT7 ICS TE4M), it doesn't help the end user when theres no site to download off.

because of that, i need somewhere (even temporarily) to store build 28 so the public can download it. if anyone has any ideas of a good file hosting provider (that preferrably doesn't make you wait a minute after flooding you with ads, then asks you to type in something that even a human cant understand half the time).

suggestions people? in return, ill give you a release that will make AOKP all that better on your galaxy tab for your daily use (thanks to a few added features that i wont share until its uploaded... )

i'll see what i can find, but until then, get the suggestions rolling in.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
I have a apache server if that matters :)

I'm unaware if I have any upload limits, but I've been uploading some torrent (a legal torrent :p) for a few days now.

Max upload speeds are really low though (80-100kB/s).

Edit: Also, MediaFire is an awesome upload service. I think the max upload size for a free or unregistered user is 200MB, but you can upload multiple files (like you can upload something of 180MB, and then upload another file that's 100MB). It's free, people can download from it for free, no capatcha, no waiting, win :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Have you used Mediafire at all? Seems pretty common on XDA. Plus no Captcha required for the downloader. Never set up an account, so I'm not sure what's required on your end. Will look forward to the new build soon! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
Mediafire is really good.

For a free user the only limitaton is that file has not to be bigger than 200mb.

You can store as many as you want and traffic is not a problem. I used it for my roms and never complained.

Also for end user is perfect: no wait and no capcha

Sent from my Captivate
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lexi1986:
hosting is back :-) forgot to open ftp in firewall. Got unlimited traffic now. Like to try the new rom when it's up
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Mediafire is very good, no waiting time, no capatcha, accept download accelerators and pause & resume download.

Waiting for build 28 because i installed milestone#4 and i had so many things not working, wifi not connecting, bluetooth sendind ok but do not receive, mobile data not working, i installed it several times and ways even restock and full format and wipe, tried different kernels and different modems (for mobile data) but still have these issues.

Everything else is so smooth and very nice rom, thanks for your time and for the good work.

Waiting to try the new build.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NENENE:
Mediafire :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Build #28 is ready to roll!

ok, build 28 IS ready to roll ... check the first post for the download link and further details.

lexi came to the rescue just after i asked you all for suggestions. thanks yet again for his wonderful work.

this build doesn't have any updates on the device / vendor / kernel front (the areas kindly donated by the SGT7 ICS TE4M) due to their moving to an MTD based system. because it is not 100% working/tested yet i decided to hold off on porting that over to AOKP. rest assured, that once MTD is confirmed working 100%, AOKP will move over that way too.

now for the big news. i had a chat to sbradymobile from the TE4M, and he gave me his blessing to port over the Tablet Tweaks he added to CM9... so this release (which is why ive been so quiet / busy), has all of the relevant ones included (minus a couple which are less "tablet" based, but will be added).

the one downfall is that disable capacitive buttons doesn't stick. if you reboot, then the buttons will turn themselves back on (don't ask me why this is, im yet to find the cause).

anyway, head to the first 2 posts for further details, and dont forget to keep the feedback / bug reports rolling in. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
Should we flash the KERNEL? or the KERNEL it's already included in this ROM?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
kernel is already included, just nothing new to the previous version. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
Flashing..............

will report soon.....

thanks,:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] laxanoulis1:
To upgrade. i flash #28 over Milestone #4. I have nothing else to do, right?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
Flashing complete

-methode 1: coming from Milestone #4, do wipe cache & wipe dalvik cache then flashing

Result: to many Force Close

- Methode 2: Do a full wipe, flashing rom, reboot

Result: no Google apps.

reboot, wipe cache& wipe dalvik then flashing gapps from previous build

result: google apps available

testing......

wifi;connected, 3G:working, camera working partially, bluetooth: working, Gyro: working, touchscreen: working (no fake touchscreen like in milestone #4, in milestone #4 gyro & touchscreen not really working, on Milestone #4 I'm applying alroger kernel for fix this and HW accel and its working), HW Video accel not working (just said before trying apply alroger kernel, but still no luck), ROM control: Tablet tweak-just like stimpz0r said:

and it's should be :)

else...,this ROM is great, thanks stimpz0r, but i think i have to go back to your Milestone #4 ROM, for now i will trying using this ROM for next 24hour ..., :)

edit: battery use will report later
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
flashing over the top should work fine, although it might be wise to wipe data / dalvik cache just incase.

first off, thanks for the feedback, its always appreciated. :)

when i do a wipe, i factory reset (wipe data) and wipe dalvik cache. just cache cleans doesn't usually cut it... although this shouldnt really be needed from milestone 4 to build 28, its probably a smarter move.

i dont get what you mean by "fake" touchscreen. the touchscreen works fine in both milestone #4 and build #28 (as far as i know), and couldn't have changed as the device/vendor files for galaxytab didn't change from milestone #4.

as for changing the kernel, alroger/slimdizzy/etc (i.e. every kernel from the nightly kang builds) are all identical, (besides build dates) they all come from the same source code. in saying that, using humberto's latest kernel build (from his website) is probably a better upgrade, as its probably the newest version out (unless someone has released a newer version with some of the TE4M's updates). remember (i could be wrong about this one though) but none of the

once MTD is sorted out on the TE4M's builds, ive noticed a few features that are being worked that will improve on a lot of things (touchscreen, video, camera, etc), so once that is ready to go, you can be assured that AOKP will follow suit, and be just as cutting edge as the latest builds of CM9 in terms of hardware. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickygamon:
This is what i have done from CM9 20120307

Full wipe

Flash build 28

Flash gapp

reboot

No bootloop, everything seems to work well.

Only one thing... please change boot image ... is not a barbie's smartphone :D

Thnak you stimpz0r ;)