yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
thank you! :D

and thanks for keeping the community updated with official / unofficial AOKP news, your helpful posts are always welcome! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mohsen1984:
WoW! Congratulations!

And thanks for also taking care of your fans along!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dxwilliams40:
Congratulations. Family comes first.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Congratulations, God bless you and your family.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
+1 ,.. Congrats.. and all the best.

EDIT

"little ones arrival"

Twins?? if so.. WOW.. double congrats!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] czw2002cn:
what a great news! congrats!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
thank you everyone for your kind words! they are most appreciated :D

when he finally enters the world there may be a delay on releasing, but i will try to keep up when i get the free time... until then, i am still working on getting build #38 ready for everyone. keep watching this space. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
stimpz0r ...

The new "Nav Widget" feature sounds most enticing. Looking forward to this build. Lots of activity on your Git lately. No idea how you find the time between a job, 2 kids, and a pregnant wife!! Your alias should be "sup0rman" instead. Much respect, my friend. :p

Considering the obvious time-crunch & sleep depravation you'll now face with stimpz0r, jr entering the world, it's a wonder how you'll find the time & energy. Makes us all appreciate even more what you do for the SGT7 community. :D

AOKP has been averaging 7-10 days between builds, so (if nec) I think all of us will understand if you ever want to skip over some releases. We're just passengers on this gravy train, so we'll just follow your lead. :cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
it does indeed, im personally looking forward to trying it out myself! :)

it can be difficult to find the time during all that, but i dont mind spending my free time working on it, as it gives the community something to try. i am just happy that people use and appreciate my work. :)

once i have gotten the website up and running properly, i will have more free time to work on bugs / adding features. i am also going to start releasing 4 builds, p1, p1l, p1n and p1c - i know there is already official builds of the p1c being released, but then again people might profit from the extra features i have added along the way on their cdma tablets. :p

(and again p1l/n users, i am truely sorry for leaving you guys behind ever since the conversion to MTD!)

although due to my slow release times at times, some of the builds are slightly behind the build cut off point, which means there is one other extra feature that will be added to this build that TeamKang have committed, and thats adb over wifi, which isnt a great deal to most users, but will help me immensely with debugging (its annoying having to plug the cable in everytime you find a bug!) :)

anyway, im still working on ironing out my coding mistakes then testing, so once this build gets the ok from me, ill release. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] professordes:
What are my chances of #37 (or the upcoming #38) installing OK over milestone 5 without a factory reset?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hammerfest:
Just got a GTab from an old Client (switched to the Note), its Verizon, Im digging through the forums right now, but so far, its on the latest update, cant seem to find a root guide for the VZW Tab on 2.3.6, and I cant make heads/tails of if this rom supports it... whats the P1??? info?

TL;DR: does this rom support the Verizon Galaxy Tab...

Thanks for helping a newb out!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] schmolch:
I upgraded from AOKP 24 to 37 and now i am unable to turn on Wi-Fi.

Restocking went fine and everything worked in GB.

I did a factory reset again and reinstalled AOKP 37 for a second time but it is still not enabling Wifi.

Since no one else seems to have this problem its probably me being an idiot but i cannot figure out what i did wrong.

I have a european Galaxy Tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
P1 is P1000, the GSM Galaxy Tab.

For CDMA go to http://aokp.co which is on first post btw.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
i wouldnt. but hey, if you want to take the risk, i suggest you backup your stuff before you do. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
TL;DR: no. not at this point in time. however, i have decided to start attempting to support the cdma variants (although i cant test them myself), but that might be a few days off. i suggest you try out the official one first, if you like it, then keep watching this thread. :)

you have a p1000l or n? or is it a straight p1000? this rom doesnt currently have a release for P1000L/N but it will in a very short time! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] schmolch:
It's a straight P1000. Since it worked fine in AOKP 24 i'm a little bit confused.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] professordes:
Cheers - I'll maybe wait for #38 and wipe it. Milestone 5 is pretty solid for me at the minute in any case.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] travis:
EDIT! Just realised how stupid this post sounded when I have no earpiece - no doubt why I got no replies!!!!!!

The problem actually is that I am unable to mute sound! Sorry for being a ()^%*(*^&.

Firstly can I say a big thankyou for breathing new life into my Galaxy Tab P1000.

I did a complete wipe of everything and installed version 37 after which I had no telephone usage at all (no APN's) so I installed version 36 over 37 after wipe cache and dalvik. This brought back usage of phone and I thought I had it cracked - BUT - Now whenever I make a call all sound is through external speaker even though the speakerphone button is not underlined/highlighted. If I click on it during the call the underline shows and it remains on speakerphone even if I click on it again.

Thanks in anticipation.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
BUILD #38 - late but still here!

again, truely sorry about the delay guys, but its now done! go hit up the first few posts, read the changelog, download and install the new goodness!

i will do a build for p1000n / p1000l tomorrow, then maybe cdma in a few days (depending on how i go) - can anyone here who reads this that owns a cdma tablet contact me via PM and express their wish to test the cdma build for me (im looking only for people who have a good knowledge on testing!)

enjoy people. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Don't be sorry, thanks for your time and effort, the great work and the new life gave it to that old fat tab.;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] almotssem:
I lost my WiFi connection

I upgraded from #37 to #38

I was able to use WiFi on #37 but now I`m not able to find the network

I went back to #37 without wibe and I`m now able to connect but only on the #37
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jackie1234:
Have no problems with wifi
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] almotssem:
I think it`s from the new kernal

I faced the same problem when CM9 project start to use HumberOs kernal
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jackie1234:
I did wipecache en davilekcache en wipe data factory reset.

I have two networks and no problem,boths work well
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
are you using a hidden ssid? what kind of router / encryption? do you have a logcat that could give more information?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jackie1234:
Thanks

Thanks for this nice rom

My english is not good Sorry.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] flamand:
I just went through this with my touchpad. Power cycling the router fixed it for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] almotssem:
i have d-link router

also I have a problem in SD card

I can not find it in root explorer
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
I Wiped data / factory reset, wiped dalvic cache, installed B#38

- cool boot animation.

- seems faster than B#37.

- everything works fine for me wifi, Bluetooth stereo headset '' I use MW600 '', video playback using MX player ''full HD with HW acceleration'', browser, etc.

- I will try fast charging and report soon.

Thanks for the great work, and for time you spend it to give us the joy of using this tab, for me I am enjoying using it more than when I fire it up for the first time.

I have two questions

- when I reboot the capacitive buttons enabled again but their light are dimmed, so go to ROM control, and when I tick enable their lights will be on, then untick the check box to disable them, is that normal to happen after each reboot?

- for GPU clocking, do recommend any value, or should I try what is suitable for my tab? And how to accurately test what is the stable value?

Thank you in advance.

Salah
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
thanks for the feedback! glad it is (mostly) working out for you. ;)

- i didnt actually test rebooting and seeing if the settings stick! (ooops!) i will look into this further and see if i can fix that.

- try out all of them, see how they go, its been limited to the point where it should be stable no matter what you choose, but it depends on your device. also keep watch on the back of your tablet to ensure its not overheating.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
Just installed build 38 without any wipe whatsoever.

- The only scare I had was bluetooth temporarily failed to be turned on. Rebooted and it has no problem.

- Needed to reinstall G-apps as usual, therefore also needed to setup google account and resyncs.

- Seems like NavBar has bigger icons. I have 4 custom buttons and 1 menu button without a problem. Long-press

works as it was in prev build.

No problems with WIFI, but if there are people having problem with wifi, could it be related to the new WIFI Power Management feature?

BTW @stimpz0r you wrote:

"AOKP changelog - BUILD #37: http://aokp.co/index.php/releases/_/build-38-r24"

you meant BUILD #38, right?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
HAHAHA yeah you are right. thats what happens when you post a rom at 3am. :p

btw i will include your bootanimation in the 3rd post along with the other contributions, sorry about the late reply, but thanks for your hard work! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] edwardplus:
Hello.

I've been used your build of AOKP since build 27.

I found some mistaken in AOKP control-> NAV setting

I found that the action words are not represent the right thing.

I mean the position is wrong

For example, None is not None it is Custom App

:(

And I can't add widget on it while pressing the "Widget 1" it doesn't show anything.

Sorry bad English!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tronixinc:
Awesome job, I love this build. Not sure yet but it seems my battery is better
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pdppdp:
Hey Stimpz0r

may I ask why you don't make this an official aokp build or rom? I know you mentioned it in first post but what is the reason or difference for making inofficial builds? This is not an offense I'm just asking why.

Thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bravokylee:
Are there any other download links? This is always broken for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
no offense taken! :)

i actually thought about it a long time ago, and was going to wait until the builds were converted to MTD... this has now been and gone. i might see if i can bring it up with TeamKang, and see if they will go for it, then keep releasing my own builds as extra bonus builds (i.e. all the extra features not included in standard AOKP), but to do that id have to consult with the TE4M to see if they are ok with it.

i will get some new links up soon, i think the launch of the website will have to happen sooner than i thought (its still not exactly what i wanted it to be)...

im not quite understanding your english? (sorry!) but are you saying that the button actions aren't doing what they are supposed to?

navbar widgets is not working, see the second post changelog regarding build #38 for clarification.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
for the widget, we've been warned on the post on page 1:

BUGS ::

- Enable Capacitive buttons feature shows up as unticked even though its enabled, will fix that for next build.

- Navbar widgets do not work, will crash ROMControl if you add too many.

On the NavBar actions, I've been using these for custom actions for the last 2 builds, and I have no problem as you describe it.

Could you try "Reset NavBar" in the NavBar setting menu, and do it again?

Who knows it might solve your problem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] edwardplus:
Sorry for that. I might misunderstand the meaning of it.

I think these words mean NAV widget is not work at this moment.

SO when it will be work? I could wait it for a week:o

Just continue this amazing job!:o
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wjharing:
On build 38 (from 37) and working perfect :)

Some (small) issues I am still facing (also in previous builds):

- Rom Control-> General -> Notification Icon Transparency level won't save (stuck to 55%). (When changing the option below, the transparency will drop to default level. Workaround: change setting, and select different User Interface tab)

- Date & Time: I was unable to set the date and time, unless I checked the 'automatic date 7 time' option

- my personal struggle, mx player seem to not support certain codecs (i.e. for hardware decoding), while this was not an issue during Gingerbread. With MKV I don't have sound (workaround: use the software-audio decoder). Some .avis were struggling as well. (workaround: software decoder, or dice player).

other than that, it is really perfect!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
yes, navbar widgets are not working at all on the current build (adding them does nothing but add an extra one, cant change it / clicking on reset navbar with widgets included will cause ROMControl to crash). i dont plan to work on them specifically yet, so it could be anytime (next build or onwards), as i have a few other things that are more important... mind you, TeamKang will probably fix it before i even have a chance to look at it.

- that notification icon transparency bug has been around for a while, like the navbar widgets though its lower on the todo list.

- date and time is interesting, theres another user having the same problem but no one else has reported it. i will look in to this one deeper.

- mx player does have issues with the current hd video playback setup, try bs player - lite version is free from the market, works ok for me on most standard codecs.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
When I try to add navbar Widgets and sure they are not working, to remove that extra option that do not work, just lock and unlock the tab and that option will disappear.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Marvout:
I just did a wipe and flash over a recent CM9 nightly. Had to flash twice in order to have it take. Works pretty good so far, but really haven't had much time to test.

Third pary app - Voltage control - doesn't seem to work. Allows me to underclock but overclock won't work. The built in control allows me to overclock to 1200 or 1400. I can do 1200 but 1400 (which used to be my default in Overcome) locks up and reboots my machine. Is there something I can do to get 1300 as an option?

Or, does it sound like something isn't quite right on my machine yet? Should I do some re-flashing?

Edit - Voltage levels also show up with only the option for 0 MHz, not the usual one for every speed setting.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] :
This is because navbar widgets only work in phone ui ATM
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
With build #38, on two occasion my tab froze when playing two different videos using BS Player.

It just freeze with stuttering sound and broken picture, and I had to hold down power button to force shut.

Never happened on previous builds.

Not sure what is the cause, could be the new kernel.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] almotssem:
Hi

I got no answer about the WiFi problem
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
is that the old middle eastern tab wifi code bug in ICS again?

The one that has no wifi when SIM card is inserted?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1445766

Do you have your SIM inserted? If so, if you remove it, do you get wifi? If so, that is the bug, and the solution is also there.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
I had this problem since B#36 but the difference is the tab immediately shut down and this happen with certain extensions of videos, I had compiled a collection of video clips for my kids using adobe premier and the video was so big '' near 850 MB '' and whenever I play this video I had this shut down. But when I converted it the video play back is ok. So I think may be it is not about this build or kernel.

Salah
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Mine is an mp4 I downloaded from YouTube. A H.264 not so large either and I had played it many times before build #38.

Anyway, can I somehow flash the kernel from build #37 on it? I guess I can. I might try to do it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
hi priyana, yes you should be fine with the b37 kernel (though a few features will be disabled in Tablet Tweaks of course), but i have a few questions first:

a.) what video player were you using?

b.) were you using GPU overclock feature or overclocking in any way?

this should help give me a better chance to work out what is wrong.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
I have been using build 38 since yesterday morning, all seems to work well.

The only issue I am having is not build-related as it's been like this for all the builds, though I see that others report it as solved, namely the mounting of the external sd as external storage on the computer. My feeling is that there is some local configuration file that I haven't removed and that if I restock everything will get better.

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maquido:
Dock Issue

Hello,

I installed the BUILD #38, this morning and everything works fine... but.. i have two issues:

1. The charge time.. is infinite... (3 hours and 45%) some solution?

2. The dock doesnt work (model ECR-D980BE ) doesnt recognize that!.. some solution?

3. Voip, I cant set up the voip details to use the voip native internet call.... Some solution? (without using/installing extra software/app)

Thanks... :)

My tab is an SGH-i987 AT&T Galaxy Tab 7"
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
I had the opposite, that in few minutes the battery charged to 99% I just unplug it from the charger and used my tab till I have 1% then I shut it down and let it to charge over night. The next day i wiped battery stats and everything was fine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] vskjefst:
Just installed #38 and wanted to thank you for using your spare time to put together yet another excellent build.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
+1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Hi Stipmz0r,

thanks for the reply.

a) I am using BS Player (I like it best, seems to play everything for me).

b) Now that you mention it, yes, I have been overclocking to 1200Mhz and slight undervolting using Voltage Control, since b37.

And now I vaguely remember I GPU Overclock one step higher.

I will disable that and run the play back again, and then remove the CPU overclock one too if still bad.

Thanks for the reminder!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
I experience longer charge time too, but usually I just unplug and recharge and it would charge faster. I don't mind long charge time since I usually charge my tab at night and people say it actually prolong the battery lifespan.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] comedown:
I wonder when we will have a stable build (final build) for p1000 ......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] huevo0000:
I tried installing this FROM STOCK FROYO ROM on a p1000N using the Overcome method (rooted, did the bootloader patch,flashed pit, GB-Stock-Safe-v5, and the modem and everything went fine and i got pass in odin, but then the tab didnt restart, just stayed there with a black screen, so i unplugged the cable from my pc and pressed the power button and the tab went off.. I tried to power it on again but nothing happened.. Did i just bricked my tab? Or is there a workarround? I read somewhere to try pressi.g the power button for about 30 while touching the screen but it doesnt work.. Any sugestion will be very appreciated.. Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
First of all, didn't Stimpz0r mentioned there isn't a P1000N kernel yet?

So maybe you should not have started with this.

Having said that, I understand that you haven't even touched the AOKP stuff or Overcome kernel, merely the restocking part.

Again, the GB-stock-safe is a P1000 (non-N) kernel.

I have always wondered but never found out how do people with P1000L/N do their restocking.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] huevo0000:
So basically i screwed it right? Flashed a wrong rom.. Any thing i can try to make it work again? Or just send it to samsung?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I don't know... was hoping for others to chime in.

Can you still go to download mode?

If yes, try to flash one of Humberos GB kernel and see if it works.

http://www.humberos.com.br/p/kernel-p1000l-p1000n.html
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] keithkit:
thank you very much for all these firmwares, i've been enjoying alot with it.

However, i'm selling off my Tab, and got myself a Note.

How do I go back to stock firmware? any specific ways or important note, in order not to brick my tab?

Thank you in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bovineyard:
#38 seems to be the best build so far. Love the 384 GPU setting. Thanks for the great build!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yappoe:
Sometimes blank screen is just another download mode. Just plug it to your computer, start odin, and press power + volume down. See if you got ODIN to recognize your tab, or you got a driver message.

If you got ODIN recognize your tab, good, just reflash the correct rom and kernel.

if not, check these two post respectively. Try to flash without hardware tweak first via lynux. If lynux still doesn't detect your device than try JTAG or the hardware tweak on the other post.

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1257434

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1312391

I hope it won't come to these, but if it does, it's not as messy as it looks, and when you are done, you'll have a SUPER G-Tab (literally unbrickable).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
The URL should be:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1257434

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1312391

I wonder, URL always broken when doing cut and paste from existing post.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] web.myportal:
flashed 38 yesterday. Before flashing the rom the battery left at 12%. Finished flash battery left 10%. Titanium backup restore makes the battery dead. So I just decided to resume restore the next day and left the phone to be charged overnight. Left the phone for 7 hours charging and the phone battery is at 77%.

Long time charging.

Use the phone at office next morning, only standby and play few games like 20 minutes. Battery drop from 77% - 53%

Is anyone having the same problem?

Camera wise. Perfect. I have test it no issue on force close.

I'm using trebuchet launcher got err force close.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nevzat74:
Stuck at AOKP SGT7 logo!

I've just installed #38, coming from #33, did the instructions to the letter, installed Overcome, then #38. Everything went fine, no error message but after #38 installation, it auto-restarts and then stuck at AOKP logo. I've tried installing it twice, but the result is the same. I don't know what to do :(

---------- Post added at 11:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:51 AM ----------

Now I'm trying CM9 nightly, I hope it works.

---------- Post added at 11:17 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:04 AM ----------

OK it worked, CM9 boots normally. I think I'll continue with this for a while. Maybe I'll be luckier with a future AOKP build. Thanks.