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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chrysfire:
i'll try that. . .anyway is there any possibilies in the future builds to have a normal camera like the camera in GB . .. ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Mine works ok this way, but I also took photos yesterday with the autofocus disabled, fixed-focus setting at infinity, it no longer closes even when I maintain shutter release depressed. I guess this indicates autofocusing is the problem.

My grain of sand.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Fixed focus worked for me

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scorpionzezz:
hello there, I have one silly question.. does AOKP support openvpn ? if no, how should I do so I can run openvpn.

thank you :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickentuna:
Droidvpn is working for me. I guess openvpn or any other similar vpn app will work. I'm just assuming so don't quote me on that.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Glougloumouth:
OpenVPN - Works

OpenVPN works for me.

After a couple of reboots, the flash came also, with the camera.

So I am 100% in business. There is no turning back, ICS is my new home!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scorpionzezz:
what client file do you use ? client.conf ?

thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Upgraded fr0m akop31 to milestone 5 .

Followed instructions about go stock wipe everything then flash milestone 5 , no probs whatsoever .

Very smooth, appears very quick responses

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
Guys...i just wanna be sure here...im on overcome 4.1.0, shud i restock first or flash thru cwm straight?

And the guide mentions wiping the data and dalvik cache but not cache...shud i leave wiping cache?..... sorry for these noob questions...

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
small problem: does hiding the navbar work for others?

for me setting a position (left/right/both), as well as hiding it completely (prefered, as I use the capacitive buttons) does not work - navbar flashes for a sec and then reappears at the same position.

restarting systemUI or the tab itself doesn't help. best I can do atm is reduce it to 1 button (any configfile, where I could manually set it 0?)

TIA!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
No need to restock. But do wipe everything.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
I upgraded from Overcome 4.1.0 - I have a copy of the Overcome instructions with pics - as the one ref on Overcome site is missing the pics.

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

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

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

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

Just backup everything with Titanium

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

1. Restocked - follow Overcome instructions

2. Flashed Overcome 4 kernal - then overcome 4.x (I dont think this is needed)

3. Boot to CWM

4. Flash milestone 5

5. Flash gapps

6. Reboot = done

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

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

Mine flashed no problem, installed my apps and tab is running great, much better than AKOP31 (which was good anyway)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Just to reiterate, the major things going on in the process outlined by stimpz0r in his OP instructions:

* Restocking (using Overcome's GB_Stock_Safe & pit files) reverts back to Samsung's stock RFS file system, stock BML partitioning, and stock recovery.

* Flashing Overcome's kernel executes the Voodoo Lagfix, which converts the RFS file system to EXT4. The Overcome kernel also updates the stock recovery to the modded Clockwork Recovery.

* Then, flashing stimpz0r's AOKP MS#5 converts the EXT4 file system to YAFFS2 and converts the BML partitioning to MTD - ie. MTD partitioning is not compatible with RFS/EXT2/EXT4, etc.

Flashing Overcome's rom is most likely optional, since you really just need the Overcome kernel to convert to EXT4 (as well as install the updated CWR).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dxwilliams40:
Ics camera in the market works better
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I went from Overcome 4.1 ROM to Milestone #5.

The only glitch I seem to have is the back lights stay on. I have to manually turn them off and they stay off until you reboot. Also the torch does not work when you turn it on. Other than those 2 minor things, this rom is working pretty good. I have not tested bluetooth.

My guess is in another 4 weeks this thing will be SOLID.

Most impressive of ANY ROM I have seen to date is the ROM control. That is a cool piece of work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
Yes, I did exactly as u did....everything is working very nicely :)...thanks all!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
Oh, and I would like to mention... GPS locks to 10 meters in less than a minute.....IN MY ROOM!!!! This rom is AMAZING.....great job to all the devs....

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
You must have a BIG room to need GPS:D:D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
LOL....oh yeah... no no... just testing it
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] teh_cg:
How to flash gapps?any link to download?thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ledzpg:
teh_cg,

Try this one:

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
there is an option in ROMControl to disable the capacitive buttons under Tablet Tweaks, you don't need to turn it off manually every boot. If you want the capacitive buttons to still work, but not be lit up then the method you are using is the only option.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I am guessing it's just a bug that I have.

I DO want the buttons as they are needed since I do not have the Nav bar showing. I don't mind the lights being off when I press them. That is a cool side feature:D and saves power.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ledzpg:
I've flashed the Milestone 5 ROM few hours ago and no problems so far. :cool:

Just waiting new kernel for the P1000L with TV tuner and TV-out working :D :D :D

The only thing is:

Is there a way to move the notification bar (and toggles) to the top like on GB ROMs? :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] teh_cg:
thx man....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
While restocking is good, I don't think we have to tell everyone who are already on overcome 4.1 to restock.

Just wipe clean, they will be like gb stock wth overcome kernel.

True that coming from aokp non mtd to aokp mtd you need to restock,

But that is only because earlier aokp all have kernel that has machine name as mach p1.

But not if they already run overcome kernel 4.0 to start with.

Why I said so is because I think it is a hassle to restock. You need a PC to do that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wjharing:
Super great rom! thanks!

Came from overcome 4.1, and did not do a restock, as I already did a restock originally to get to overcome 4. Cleaned all the caches, flashed milestone 5, gapps, and voila, everything is working perfectly for me.

Of course came across the known issues (small icons, reboot-for-mac), but my tab seems to be in full working order (at least for the stuff I use).

Now I need to figure out why MX Player is not working properly on the audio. Video hardware acceleration is working fine, but I have to switch audio to software decoding. And Skype beta is complaining about screen resolution during installation.

thanks dev team!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
Can anyone tell me why the menu option button at the bottom left corner of the screen is not evenly figured? ie the top line is longer than the other 3 lines....and the other 3 buttons have become so small???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
This is the portrait view

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kosmas58:
The issue is well known - the solution is described in previous posts of this thread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Nonono.

That is the icon for menu.

It is designed to look like one long line and three short lines.

Just like say in OS X when you pull down a menu, imagine the top line as the main bar

And the drop down menu is the three lines.

And yeah, small icons, just read the OP.

basically just add a fourth button and all will be evenly sized. ( but not the four lines)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
stimpz0r has a solution for this ... and it's in his 2nd post (known issues / bugs section). Good idea to read thru the first 3 posts (lots of good info there). :D

[EDIT]:

Lol priyana types faster than me ... haha. Nice.

As stimpz0r mentions in his 2nd post, as long as you add a menu button it works fine- ie. you don't necessarily need to add a 4th button (mine works fine with just using 3 buttons).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
Thanks guys.... I thought it was a bad flash or aomething .... will look into it now
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
Ok....all good now....damn, I really missed that solution in the 2nd post...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
It is a matter of familiarity.

When I first read the solution, that was before I flashed the rom, and it doesn't mean anything.

After I flash the rom, then I saw the issue, and luckily I read the first posts again.

By now it makes sense reading them.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
sorry to repeat myself, but am I the only one with this issue? searching the thread gave me no results & it doesn't appear in the known issues either...?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
What settings have you used to disable it?

I'm assuming you've already tried this:

Are you trying to get rid of the Nav Bar buttons only - ie. yet keep the Status / Notification area? Or trying to get rid of that entire Status Bar?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
thanks for your reply yosup!

yes, trying to disable navbuttons only (I use the capacitive buttons) while keeping notification area.

tried:

.) romcontrol->navbar->position of menu: disabled (used to work in a previous release, now the navbuttons just flash biefly and reappear at the same position)

.) romcontrol-> number of navbuttons: hoped i could set them to 0 as a workaround - nada.

.) powerbutton->hide statusbar: nice for videos, but would prefer to keep statusbar & just get rid of navbar
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
One option is to turn the "Nav button transparency" slider all the way down (ROM Control - Navigation bar settings).

Not a very elegant solution, but at least you won't "see" the nav buttons. :D

[EDIT]:

If that didn't work, maybe change the Navigation Bar Color to black (to blend into the background).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
thanks for the transparency idea!

max transparency + only 1 button + button-action = nothing - works well as a workaround :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
That's about as close to nothing as it gets at this point. Glad it worked out then. :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Peal:
Hi all,

I am a silent viewer of posts & user/tester. In that sense u developers r god to me. All I do is use ur creations. Now, seeking ur help on a small issue. U might find it a novice ques & sorry for that. After moving to AOKP build with a complete wipe, not being able to connect with Samsung Kies.

Search allover the setting, also unchecked the Debugging option but still couldn't connect to Kies.

Can any pls help by showing me the way? Moreover, is there any efficient way to import contacts from Outlook Contacts or Excel?

Thanks in advance & looking forward.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Welcome. There's a mix of experience here, but we're all just learning as we go (and hopefully helping each other along the way).

Any particular reason you need Kies? Can you mount your sdcard via UMS (USB Mounted Storage)?

You can export your Outlook contacts into csv or vCard format ... then:

PC: import them into your Google account (Gmail - Contacts - Import Contacts).

Tab: import vCard format from your contacts app (menu - import from sdcard - select vCard file).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I pretty much thought Samsung Kies is useless and does not work once you go to a custom ROM.

I have never used is on any of my Samsung devices. Google handles my contacts or you can use Yahoo also. The Yahoo interface is much nicer and better imo on Android.

---------- Post added at 05:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:47 PM ----------

Navbar issues:

I suggest this as it's working very nicely for me

1. install Go Launcher EX (it's free)

2. turn on your capacitive buttons (you can turn off the lights).

3. now turn OFF the nav

Your screen will now be filled nicely and you can use your soft buttons to navigate. The interface with GO Launcher and this setup is very nice. Try it.

Oh and the cool thing...just swipe down anywhere to bring up the "notification bar". Just swipe down again to get rid of it. If you swipe up then you bring up the Go Menu.

Go Launcher supports Gestures too.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hot_dew:
battery is draining fast, any solutions??

the upper right side is getting hot within few mins. any solutions?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] obahmood:
Yeah, battery seems to be an issue. I read something about clearing battery stats but I don't remember the process. However, I also read some Google engineer or programmer explain that clearing battery stats doesn't actually help at all.

I'm a still willing to give it a go. Heat, yes, it is getting hot for me too. I'm sure the next releases will have a work around, as they remove unnecessary processing programs.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
You can do that in apex launcher just go to apex settings/ behavior setting and choose actions for swipe up or down
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scorpionzezz:
SOLVED

the main problem is, android doesn't have any users group. So, we must delete it from the configuration file..

If anyone have problem to connect VPN to your server using openvpn, you can ask me :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mjrshark:
1- just changed nav bar icons color , now if i change any icon to something like setting it will come filled square !!!

2- Rom > statusbar > general > notfication icon transparency stays 55% cant be more or less

3- Sometimes capacitive buttons turns off and never comes back till i restart tab

For wallpaper temporary fix : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twistedapps.wallpaperwizardrii&hl=en

Apex is great and better than Go launcher for SGT p1000 for me , Go launcher lags lot

Apex only problem came on latest update , icon text disappear but brings dock settings :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
you can turn the capacitive buttons on/off by long-pressing them. maybe you turned them off by accident?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] humberos:
Kernel Update

Hi fellows!

Just check it!

http://www.humberos.com.br/p/android-ics.html

ps. Today is my brother birthday!

This is for him!

Greetings from Brazil!

Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rollbar:
Installed 5 minutes ago Humberos.

I must say that is very fast and stable 4 now.

Great work, i will see it for a little time.

THANKS !
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
I can vouch that nova launcher is pretty awesome. I used it back in beta14 (idk if there were any updates to it past that) and it was snappy and worked :)

About AOKP, is USB Tethering with Wifi (Computer > Tablet > Wifi > Internet) working?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ValenteL:
Hi humberos

Thanks, I will install it.

Greetings from Portugal

Um abraço
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] linux150:
Hi !

First thanks for your Kernel.

Noob Question: What is to wipe after update ?? Nothing, only Dalvik, full wipe ???

regards

linux150
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Ljunkan:
Hi

thanks for your reply. But i think i was not clear in my question. My fault.

I know what undervolt is and everything. My question was really, How do you use it under rom control/ voltage control. because i cant figured out?

You have a slide meter that starts from zero. but if i touch it ones, its starts from 600mv. and the hertz is on zero. but i cant change the HZ .... well i dont get it.

i have used voltage control on many other romes, so i get the principal. But cant finured this thing out
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Don't know what you did,

But you are supposed to tap and hold on the slider and slide it to the left, say -50.

I think you tapped instead of slide.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hot_dew:
Great work !!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sarabellel@gmail.com:
Arabic Language

hi great job

just wna know if its support arabic language.:D

thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Louer Adun:
Hey guys, trying to get this installed but I am getting a boot loop. Logcat is here.

Looks like its having a hard time starting the video drivers or something. Any help would be appreciated.

Edit: Forgot to mention I am on a T-Mobile Galaxy Tab, and this is happening with both 25 and 27 builds. Also, finishing steps 11-13 in the Overcome guide seemed to install the Overcome Rom just fine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] linux150:
Should camera and phone work with this ?

I did make a complete fresh install, but with camera i only get grey pictures and phone.apk force close ?!

regards

linux150
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Executor@1:
The problem with the stock camera is a known issue, but the phone.apk works fine (P1000 Tab).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
yeah, i gave nova a shot after i replied to the post, and i do have to say, its veryyy fast / smooth, and i do like the features (definately more advanced than trebuchet). TeamKang actually include Nova for phone releases, but for some reason not for tablets... since Nova Launcher is available on the market, i am kinda skeptical using it for a default (when its just as easy for someone to install it via the market)... perhaps if more people say they'd prefer Nova Launcher over Trebuchet as a default then i'll change it over.

nice work humberOS! for everyone having bootloop problems, i suggest you try to flash this kernel and see how it goes for you (as i said, the kernel used in these releases, are humberOS's cm9 kernels).

to everyone else who is discussing the new cm9 release, please direct that to the appropriate threads (i.e. cm9 nightly build thread / cm9 development thread) and keep this thread on topic (AOKP).

as it should be obvious, i fully endorse HumberOS and the TE4M's excellent work, but if the topic of the thread starts becoming comments on new features / problems with cm9 builds, then its only going to confuse everyone (including me) as to whats going on with AOKP. below are two quotes that are prime examples:

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i assume that HumberOS only posted the links to help other people having bootloop problems get the latest version of his excellent kernel to try to fix it, and even if it was a self/cm9 promotion, im completely cool with that, but lets leave the cm9 talk (i.e. responses) for the cm9 forums.

THANK YOU!!!! finally a logcat!!! i actually had this issue back when i was fiddling with dizgustipated's AOSEP release, anyway i will do a bit of digging and see if i can work out what could be causing the problem. thank you yet again for the helpful post!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Louer Adun:
No Problem, can't believe one wasn't posted earlier, you asked for it pages back in the thread... Let me know if you need any additional info to help figure things out, or need me to flash anything. It's a friends tab, but he really wants ICS, so ill probably have it till we can get this worked out. ;)

Kudos to you for the link to the Overcome guide in the OP, boy am I happy to get this thing off Samsung's proprietary filesystem and have a CWM that sticks.

Also wanted to note that I tried installing the kernel separately but had no luck, was rebooting at the same place.

Edit: Will give HumberOS' new kernel a try tonight and let you know if it works.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Louer Adun:
Just tried the new HumberOS Kernel posted on 3/7. Still getting a boot loop, any other suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ssmokey727:
Try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23186373&postcount=65
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
if you do decide to try it again, hook the tab up to a usb connection, and fire up an "adb shell" (if it allows you to), then give me the output of dmesg, that should give us more information as to why surfaceflinger is failing.

those instructions are good, however it seems that Louer Adun has already done that except he installed a newer kernel than the one thats linked in that post, although it can't hurt to try that method again with the newer kernel HumberOS posted earlier.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] espionage724:
Can someone test if USB Tethering works over (computer > tab > wifi)?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Louer Adun:
This seemed to work. I was able to get past the boot loop!

A few things to note:

-I re-downloaded build 27 (third time downloading, so I don't think this was the issue)

-I disabled the voodoo and system lag fix, rebooted recovery and re-enabled before install.

-after flashing the HumberOS Kernel linked in your post, the recovery changed to HumberOS recovey instead of Overcome recovery. (have a feeling this may have been the solution)

Going to try and get on the latest kernel now, will let you know how it goes.

Also, here is a dmesg from before I tried this out, might still be helpful.

Everyone, thanks for your help, AOKP is looking great. :D

Edit: Latest kernel is working just fine. Thanks everyone, will be looking forward to future releases.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cja1972:
Camera issue fix

I downloaded angel cam from the market the free version works fine and the paid version includes video which also works fine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
+1 for Apex. :thumbup:

I was originally using Nova for a very long time. Ever since Apex's recent updates, that launcher has really smoothed out. Very smooth gesture and scrolling widget response now (finally). Luv the tweakability Apex offers. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mjrshark:
/facepalm

i do always search before asking , weird i didnt found this trick
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Thanks for sharing, good app. But sometimes when I open an app then go back to home the wallpaper is shifted left. Did you notice that.

Yes Go Launcher is to laggy and for me it was not staying in memory. I am using Apex v1.1.1 and the icon text is ok.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ledzpg:
I'm having problems with the rear camera...

The app closes after take a picture, when it's time to save the file, but if I use the front camera, everything works fine.

P1000L - Milestone #5 - humberos kernel for P1000L - Nova launcher

Any ideas? :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mjrshark:
yes it does time to time , but still better than zoomed image :)

FC after you click it for long [ Focus ] , still bugged

from stimpz0r > 2nd post
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ledzpg:
Yeah, I've read that before, but someone could have a hint, who knows... :D

;)

I'm going back to test the Humberos ROM for the next couple of days :cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Dreammaster:
No HW acc. in Milestone #5 release kernel?

Hi I tried to play some HD videos with Milestone 5 and the standard kernel... but there is no HW acc. in MX player available any more!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kosmas58:
I'm using MX Player + V7 Codec:

It seems to work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mab71:
No problem with the camera, front or rear, for me...

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