yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickentuna:
This happens on mine as well, I've just noticed it yesterday when i was transferring movies on INT-SD(2gb+ of movies). The OS freezes, when you push the power button it will take aprrox. 10-20 secs to actually light up and when it does, you can't tap on anything. It's just frozen on the USB screen but will respond later on probably another 10 secs. I don't touch my tab or anything while copying but I took a call yesterday while copy is in progress and noticed the lag. I didn't bother to report it because i thought it was normal while on a call
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Ultimo125:
Navigation bar

Sorry but I am new to this thread ...

are only 2 days that I switched to this ROM ICS 4.0.4 AOKP BUILD 36

and I have to congratulate the staff very very fast and stable ROM ...

I wondered why the icons on my NAVIGATION BAR are small and I saw some screen shots and are older ??? :confused:

I attach picture of my Home

Thank you and good evening.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
You mean you see them bigger in other screenshots, I think they are normal, for me they become bigger only in landscape and have to hide then show navigation bar.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rikiau123:
for me work well:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Ultimo125:
In this picture I took from the first post you can see the icons of the NAVIGATION BAR much larger than those seen on my GalaxyTab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Ultimo125:
are you referring to the icons on the Navigation Bar ???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jgoe:
The link for p1 is not working is there a mirror?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Go up to post #2

Read a few times under BUGS/KNOWN ISSUES

(do this before stimpz0r got fed up and stop helping us)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Dardevil1977:
that's because you have 4 buttons, if you choose 3, they will get bigger... but if you want them in "normal" size, change the dpi from 160 to Tab's default 240 ;)

here is mine screenshot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
if someone could point me to where i could get the modem switcher then i might be able to work something out, but i cant promise anything. ;)

try undervolting the cpu (use either "Voltage Control" on the market, or ROMControl -> Performance -> Voltage Control), you can find some good setting by searching in the CM9 development thread. HumberOS has tweaked the default voltage levels a few times, it might not be at a optimal level.

also, and i cant stress this enough, dont overclock your tablet to 1400 and expect it to work correctly, and this is even more of a reason to ensure you undervolt (if you decide to try 1400). not all tablets can handle 1400 properly, and it can cause damage. if in doubt, 1200 and a good governor will work fine.

any chance you know what process is causing this?

when you fresh install the media scanner will search your internal and external sd cards for media, which causes the initial slowness and cpu usage. if you have any further information it would be very helpful in working out why it would be doing it at other times.

first up, thank you for an informative bug post. if everyone did this it would make my job a whole lot easier. its also great to see you tried wiping / restocking to attempt to fix it.

1. rotation still is an issue with AOKP, and i will fix that, i have an idea why it might be doing it, but i have to check that before i can confirm that reason.

2. use the download app in the drawer to access your downloaded files (or any good file manager, they go to a Downloads folder on your internal (or external?) SD.

3. oops, thats my bad, i forgot to include the hacked sbradymobile version. trying to build the Camera.apk off AOKP source causes errors, so ill have to find out how he did it, and patch the AOKP Camera.apk accordingly.

4. i noticed this myself, didnt test it before release, i will work on that one. ;)

i wonder if this relates to the overheating issue, or the 100% cpu usage issues that was answered just above... i will look into this. :)

it may be something to do with the theme you've applied, as there are still issues with themes and the statusbar (assuming you have due to the colour of the clock/battery/nav icons... although, it could be the fact youve changed the icons in the first place. they might not be cropped properly, or scalable for 160 dpi (especially if they were made for xhdpi which most modified ones are).

first up, you win the award for lack of information! thats like going to a mechanic and going "my cars broken, fix it!"

please note, im only answering this question purely on the fact that it relates to everyone else needing to know and it benefits others. :p

there will be better links up soon, and the mediafire ones will become the "mirror". this is all when i complete the website to a point where im happy with it. for everyones piece of mind, it is getting along fine, but taking my bug sorting time away from me. either way it will be done soon! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
Hi Stimpz0r,

One more thing... I did noticed that the battery is being consumed rather quickly too... I've just unplugged from charging overnight and browsed using XDA forum for about 10 mins and battery is down 2%.

Could be due to the 100% CPU/Over heating issue..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jgoe:
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first up, you win the award for lack of information! thats like going to a mechanic and going "my cars broken, fix it!"

please note, im only answering this question purely on the fact that it relates to everyone else needing to know and it benefits others. :p

there will be better links up soon, and the mediafire ones will become the "mirror". this is all when i complete the website to a point where im happy with it. for everyones piece of mind, it is getting along fine, but taking my bug sorting time away from me. either way it will be done soon! :)[/QUOTE]

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Sorry, i was trying to download using my tab, I was able to bring up mediafire and that was it. I got a blank screen. I went to my PC and was able to download build #36 with no problem.

So far i love it. It is running super smooth, no lag what so ever.

One question. how do you get rid of the voice mail notification icon. I tried to go to the phone app>settings> voicemail notifications> but i could not find it. is there another way?

thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Hi,I have no issue with battery at present, I run it with moderate use for around 24 hours, but as I travel a lot during the day I do recharge every night.

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
Hi there,

I have experience the same thing but not with Mediafire.

It seems like t he issue is not with Mediafire but more of Ics itself.

Some pages with heavy graphics or complex html rendering g seems to give this problem. If you restart your browser and wait for a little longer, even though the loading progress bar seems to have completed, the page will eventually show up.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Thank you Stimpz0r for the continuous instant support. It is a small issue but I couldn't explain it correctly, when you download a file and the download starts you can open notification and see the progress under the toggles, then when it is finished it disappears but the X button still there so you have to hide notifications but not hitting the X button, then you show notification again, you will find it there and tells you the download complete and you can open it from there. Forgive me but if I am asking where is my download then I should go to the ultra super noob section :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] G0G0L:
Dear Sir,

Can you please tell me how to fix inbuilt USB tethering?

Yours truly,

gogol1996

PS I have run both milestone 5 and build 36
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rizeanavas:
I wish in Build 37 or milestone 6 there are extra more features from the SGS III.....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mattman83:
Like what? All the patented closed source stuff? Sure... just ask AOKP (ie - not here).

M.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jakk212:
Flashed a non MDT ROM from a MDT ROM please help

Yes i know that im not suposed to flash a MDT ROM to a Non MDT ROM without making a full restock.

Now im stuck at a bootloop on any ROM except aopk ICS rom. Installed the overcome kernel in hope of it would convert the data partition to ext4 but still goes to bootloop.

Usind Odin and flashing the stock firmware dosen't help either. When going into reovery mode it says that it cannot mount the rtfs format at /dev/block/stl10.

Is there anyway i can make my tab work again?

Sorry for asking but been searching xda and google for 6 hours now :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
When flashing with Odin, make sure you click "repartition" along with selecting the .pit file.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jakk212:
I have already selected re-partition, it's like it's not partitioning at all - When flashing an Overcome Kernel, the robot voice begins, says nothing about any errors but still no go.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickygamon:
follow this instructions

http://www.teamovercome.net/p1000/?page_id=17

from here

Re-“Stocking” Yer System…
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
Make sure the ROM you are flashing has a dbdata.rfs in it. Many ROMs do not include it with assumption that ur device already has the correct dbdata.rfs. If it does not hava a dbdata.rfs, flash one separately after flashing the ROM with repartition option checked (plus.pit file).

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=24908470#post24908470
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
This works on our Tabs with Build36.

It's better to see than the Angry Unicorn:D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1654679
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mao_red:
Greetings! New to android phone here

Just finished flashing to overcome rom..next to aokp. :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
Okay and...

thread clutter:rolleyes:

I just ate some ice cream. It was yummy.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
@stimpz0r

I see Build 37 is now merged in AOKP's git, and the roms are starting to show up in Team Kang's rom index. So, maybe they'll post a changelog soon. :D;)

[EDIT]:

Cool. Good to see you're already making updates on your github, so we'll all just hang tight until you give the green light on the next build. Hope everything goes smoothly.

As always, much thanks my friend. :cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
the TICK on re-partition only work with the PIT file, did you include it?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mally2:
Can some one tell me how to disable the navigation buttons onscreen at 240dpi.... i just want to use the capacitive buttons ... Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
* ROM Control » Power Menu Options » [x] Show Navigation Bar Toggle.

* Hold down Power button » toggle the left-most icon in the Navigation Bar Controls section (ie. to enable / disable ).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bursts2006:
If you downloaded a file from xda then you'll be able to retrieve it from /sdcard/xda_download
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
@E1:

AOKP - BUILD #37

* http://forum.aokp.co/page/releases/_/build-37-r23

* Do NOT flash any roms listed on AOKP's website.

* ie. P1c = Verizon / CDMA ... ( NOT GSM ).

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
[/QUOTE]

Those all what I want, dear Stimpz0r take your time, I am sure that everyone here is grateful for all what you gave, especially the continuous updates and support with the pressure of the increasing users flashing this great rom.

God bless you and your family.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
wellcome then.., :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] web.myportal:
Thanks for the useful information. I have wanted to do this for long time but i dont know what is the correct question to ask :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mrx8836350:
data toggle

just wanna a data toggle，hope show it on next version
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] obahmood:
Thanks for the info for all. just wanted to let you know, I extracted the camera.apk from your previous Milestone 5 build and installed it. Now the cam has the settings button.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tat2me2:
Maybe I just dont get it but I'd like to go from stock froyo to this ICS build, I've read and read until i'm just not sure anymore and I dont seem to see and straight forward explanation as to how to do it, just a bunch of links and jumping around from page to page, no disrespect but some help would be nice...

I have original Galaxy Tab GT-P1000N

Firmware version 2.2

Baseband version P1000NUBJM2

Kernel version 2.6.32.9 root@SEI-27 #1

Build number FROYO.UBJM2

Thank You Much,

Tat
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mr.stylo:
Just follow the guide from Overcome http://www.teamovercome.net/p1000/?page_id=17
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tat2me2:
Overcome ROMs/Kernels will NOT work with Latin American Tabs (the P1000L/N Galaxy Tabs)

This is one of the first things that catches my eye in this guide...not sure what to do from here.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
You can use this from here for your p1000N BUT only build 33 (NON MTD).

Just read post number 1 for instructions. Flash the from, Do NOT reboot, flash kernel for P1000N

Hope that helps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mike2nl:
I am very close to test the new build 37 (for the p1 not p1c), when it is out here on the thread or the original page. It looks so cool, but my overcome tab's running very well. It is a very hard desission to flash that one here :D.

When i have enough free time on comming sunday, i will test it....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
how can i configure network connection in #BUILD 34

i here in the philippines i am using globe telecom-ph

is the network working....... in the status bar it says no internet connection
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jt_81:
Just wanted to express my gratitude for your work. The ROM is awesome and runs super smooth. Gave me a new Tab experience.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Can you make calls and SMS (do you have signal?)

If no then you need to replace the /radio/modem.bin

If yes, but no internet, then you need to put the right APN settings for your network.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
How can I install build#36 can u teach me pls
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Dreammaster:
Simply just READ FIRST POST :-) :-). :-)

Gesendet von meinem GT-P1000 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
thank.....i just need to configure the right apn for me ......ahh and one more thing

does ics have a file explorer and in the status bar i got no carrier name....again thank for your reply
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
Yes, you have to set APN, just go to system setting-mobile network-access point name.

Android os do not have native file manager so its ics, you have to downloads and install its your own, just go to Google play, and search for it, btw the best file manager for ics so far IMO is OiFile Manager
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
I made a small modification in the original ICS bootanimation, I use it in my tab and just want to share it if somebody is interested. using a root explorer Copy the zip file to /system/media

http://www.mediafire.com/?st4yb69617fzj11
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
thanks again ....why no carrier name in the status bar the only name is no internet connected
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
yw dude, :)

Carrier name will only appear when data connection is available.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ash99:
Installed this ROM yesterday and so far I've got some issues with Mail and Google Maps which I'll hopefully resolve but its a great looking ROM so far and your work is appreciated to everyone involved :-)

I wanted to understand how come the AOKP (http://forum.aokp.co/page/news) was on version #37 and we are on #36, Does it take a slight while to catch up?

Thanks for your help :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mike2nl:
#37 is only for the p1C and NOT our p1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
If you just read the first line in introduction in the first post will understand.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
( FYI ... comments below are mainly for our new users ... )

Since we are all AOKP enthusiasts and especially excited about the rom's stimpz0r graciously produces for our GSM SGT7's, I thought I'd share how I typically track the progress for stimpz0r, AOKP, & CM9 activities. ;)

stimpz0r:

stimpz0r's' github is a great way to track his progress - ie. see the "Public Activity" updates on the right side. If you use RSS, there's a feed you can subscribe to as well (very handy).

For me personally ... when I see a new Build# commited in stimpz0r / android_device_samsung_p1, I know he's getting close to testing, working out bugs, and eventually releasing a new build for us.

https://github.com/stimpz0r/android_device_samsung_p1/commits/ics

Once stimpz0r's website is ready, I can only assume the process becomes even more transparent. So, there's a lot to be excited about with his builds!! :D

AOKP:

As stimpz0r advised, following AOKP's github commits for vendor_aokp will reveal when the next builds are ready.

https://github.com/AOKP/vendor_aokp/commits/ics

You can also track AOKP's gerrit to see which items are in Open or Merged status:

http://gerrit.sudoservers.com/#/q/status:open,n,z

http://gerrit.sudoservers.com/#/q/status:merged,n,z

AOKP gerrit for vendor_aokp (Open, Merged):

http://gerrit.sudoservers.com/#/q/status:open+project:AOKP/vendor_aokp,n,z

http://gerrit.sudoservers.com/#/q/status:merged+project:AOKP/vendor_aokp,n,z

Once AOKP anounces a build, the changelog gets posted in their News section:

http://forum.aokp.co/page/news

TE4M:

stimpz0r also provided links above to track TE4M's CM9 activities.

...............

If you took salahmed's advice to read the OP, you'll understand why stimpz0r forks components from both AOKP and CyanogenMod in his github. If you haven't yet, read through the first three posts in this thread, and you'll understand what stimpz0r's build is all about. Cheers. :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
Thank again..for taking some time on me....cheers mate
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
Sir can u give me latest link of I.c.s pls
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
You post this in every ics thread ?

You can just read post no.1 and read the part that says DOWNLOAD.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wjharing:
If we had a thread moderator, we could get rid of all those first-post questions and first-post answers :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mike2nl:
Please learn to read, otherwise NO ONE will help you again.

WHY?

Because everyone is tired to anwser this type of questions.

God has given you a wonderfull gift... Reading and Understanding...

And yes, you can Read and Write, otherwise you don't have posted this question in more then one thread.

Also a pls can't help you in that, because the tired and normally very helpfull forum users.

BTW:

thanks for all the help, not for me but for all the others ..... ;)

---------- Post added at 03:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:19 PM ----------

+1 for that...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] milomak:
i don't know a lot about these things. what is it that changes from overcome gb to a non-mtd aokp ics that requires going back to gb?

the reason for the ask is that i notice the pictures no longer load on the overcome site. which is a bit of a problem for me given i am not familiar with odin at all.

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i would also add that i first used odin and overcome when it first came out (v3 i think it was though i could well be wrong).

moved to v4 via CWM.

moved to the 1st ICS ROM via CWM. and the same to AOKP.

overcome seems quite windows specific. which is a bit problematic for me given i run linux.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
just an update to all you flash happy rom addicts out there (i know the feeling as i am one of you :D), build #37 will be coming very soon, i am just ironing out a few bugs before i release it to make sure it runs smoothly! ;)

thank you yet again yosup for your excellent contributions to this thread, you and a few other people will be getting a special mention in the first posts for your dedication to answering people and keeping people up to date with what is going on regarding these builds.

heimdall is the solution to your problem, but its not as easy with overcome to flash as it is with odin. infact, on my first restock after the first AOKP build that i did for MTD i had issues getting it to flash properly unless i used a specific version. i plan to include an edited and updated step by step instructions on the website once i have it going (for both odin/windows users, and linux/heimdall users).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
how to overclocked aokp #build 36 ????
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kosmas58:
Settings -> ROM Control -> Performance -> Max CPU etc.

1200 MHz is okay - more is not stable

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
how about the min cpu 100 and the scaling governor

what do you recommend...thanks

I will hit thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tidschi:
Best CM9 ROM for GT-P1000

For me it's the best CM9 ROM for the GT-P1000, because of one simple reason:

The option to customize the status bar is very useful, especially if using the capacative buttons.

But one thing is wondering me => battery drain:

My battery status dropped from 100% to 83% over 12 hours in the night.

So without using, but with synchronisation and WLAN on.

Is it normal?

I'm asking because my SGS for example has an amazing battery life with CM9 nightlies.

Something else noticed:

While surfing and zooming or scrolling on webpages, it takes some time to render that the sharpness becomes clear.

It can also be reproduced when loading a webpage.

Has someone else the problem?

Otherwise I will restore to Stock GB and flash it again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kosmas58:
Set MinCPU to 200 MHz. There's an extra thread explaining the governors. I'm using ondemandx.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
thank for rep....is the battery drain fast in build 36
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
BUILD #37 - running off the shelf faster than hotcakes!

ok so usually when i do a release and announce it in here, i make people read the changelog on the first page of the forum. this time i have to share, as theres a few extras ive added to make your AOKP experience all that more tasty! :D

+ NEW: added ability to set capacitive button light timeout (thanks to jt1134 for his kernel modification and P1Parts addition which i ported to ROMControl)

+ NEW: enabled data / tethering toggles (set in ROMControl -> Toggles -> Enabled Toggles)

+ NEW: included Apollo (CM9 music player) - with a few sbradymobile tweaks (thanks to him!)

+ FIXED: fixed hide statusbar on shadow mode

+ FIXED: camera reverted back to indicator bar style (built in to the code now, so it won't go back - thanks to sbradymobile)

+ FIXED: menu button added as 4th navbar button by default (to stop the navbar issues until its fixed)

+ UPDATE: updated Apex Launcher to 1.2.1

thanks to all that had originally coded some of these features (jt1134 for his awesome work on the capacitive buttons timeout, sbradymobile for his Apollo tweaks, and of course the camera modification that makes it more functional!)

so, stop by the first page and enjoy! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Thanks again and again, I am eager to go back home to download B#37.

I am wondering, is it easy or hard to make the notifications to scroll, like when you have a lot of notifications when updating apps from Google play store the info and toggles go up till they are out of the screen. It is just a suggestion for the future if it is possible.