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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
before i get in to answering some posts, just to keep you all informed, build #36 has been compiled, and if testing goes well it should be up very soon! :)

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@droiduzr2 - the author of an init.d script to do exactly what you ask for himself has shown you the path, if you throw it in the appropriate place (in /system/etc/init.d) your tab will unlock the SIM at every boot.

this is about as permanent as it will get for AOKP, as im sure its not exactly illegal, but its easier not to include it in a rom, and not have any problems arise from it being included. D.O.C's script should easily cover your needs though.

@D.O.C thank you for helping droiduzr2 by pointing out your script, and for your script that im sure is very useful to a lot of people! :)

the TE4M's builds of CM9 are available in both their official forum, and in the nightly discussions forum. also check out HumberOS's site for his builds. realize though, that they are CM9, and not AOKP, therefore they dont have the features of AOKP, and are not "supported" in this forum (as in you cant get help for them in here, but as ive said many times i fully support and are thankful for the TE4M's excellent work)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
I literally just got done looking at your Github commits ... and was feeling hopeful that we were close to a new build. Then I pop in here and see your post!! Lol. Looking forward to the next flash session. :D

How's the website coming along?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Thank you for your great work and the time you spent on keeping this old tab alive.

D.O.C how are you? Good to see you here, thanks for your work, I used your ROM for along time, but it is hard to resist flashing this great ICS ROM, you can help a lot if you share your experience here.

Salah
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmjp:
New release will work USB tethering?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
haha you must have a 6th sense, for rom releases. :D

website is getting there, its taken so long due to me trying out different software, since i dont have the time to build from scratch i will be using cms software to make it happen quicker, things are finally getting close to being ready, then you will all find updates on the rom there quicker than here (and they will all be hosted there too!)

build #36 is on its way! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] D.O.C:
My Rom or here., just place it in /system/etc/init.d before flashing the Rom, or if you already flashed it, just place it there and give the correct permissions then reboot, you will be simunlocked.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22380345&postcount=1872
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
BUILD #36 - packed full of awesomesauce

build #36 is up and ready for you people to get flashin! ;)

read the first post(s) for more details, but a quick run down:

- kernel updated, now everything should be as smooth as butter again (infact according to HumberOS the kernel wizard, even smoother with new ported cpufreq)

- hide navigation bar should work correctly now (thanks to sbradymobile for pointing me in the right direction!)

- Trebuchet (sbradymobile edition) included along with Apex Launcher, now you have a choice of your favourite launcher!

and many more features / etc added by TeamKang and etc.

anyway, enjoy! :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Awesome!! Thanks for another great AOKP experience to enjoy!! :D

Btw ... is MTP enabled by default in this build? If so, how would I disable it?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Wonderful, driving back to home 180 km/h to download and flash
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
LOL!!! Feel the need for speed?? :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
@stimpz0r

Just flashed B#36, and this thing really hums!! :D

* Rebooting from power button is working as normal.

* Hiding Nav Bar also working correctly.

* No noticeable lag so far.

* WiFi working well.

The only quirk I've found so far is it reboots into recovery if you change LCD Density in ROM Control and choose "2. Reboot" option. Otherwise, rebooting from the power button works fine. Just an odd quirk.

I'll report back if I run into anything else. So far, so good. Really smooth build!! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shadow_empire1:
WLAN not working

just flashed #36 over M5 and my WLAN is not working. I can not switch it on anymore...

->

after wipe/factory reset, reflash it is working
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bovineyard:
Thanks, stimpz0r, for your great work! I just fresh installed build #35 two days ago, do I need to do a data wipe, or can I install the zip as an update?

Also, where can I find the md5 sum? Thanks again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] G0G0L:
Is there any fix for usb tethering?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] [-Amrish-]:
stimpz0r,

Thanks to you I can use my SGT 7 again!

When I heard that ICS won't come to SGT 7 which made me think that I've wasted my money.

But the dissapointment ended when I flashed your ROM.

I'm using it since version 34!

You give us a real tablet instead of a big phone running 2.3

Many thanks!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tofer66:
by 33 each time the active WiFi my device freezes .. p1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
It seems to be working better than B35.

So far so good.

The back lights/soft buttons still do not turn off on their own.

The torch still does not turn on.

The Navigation bar works and when you turn it off the line at the bottom is now gone.

Can someone confirm if the bluetooth earpiece works and it BT A2DP works in your car.

@Stimpz

Is there a table that explains what each Governor does?

I have no clue what SmartAss V6 does or any of the other for the most part.

Performance is self explanatory.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gwbard:
here is a very good explanation:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19846297
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kosmas58:
BT with headset is working.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bovineyard:
Anyone tried an upgrade to 36 yet? (As opposed to a full wipe)

I just installed 35 two days ago, and really don't want to wipe again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gwbard:
Full wipe is not necessary -- just make sure to wipe cache & dalvik-cache

(also don't forget to re-install gapps)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Zeroskhaos:
Hey guys got a quick question for everyone. I currently own the sprint tab and am searching for how to make the dialer work. I have flashed several versions of ics here and I am on mtd currently using humbertos kernel. I have allowed all the roms to install without flashing a kernel as well and still don't get a dialer. I've searched everywhere with no answers, any help I can get will be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] conchchowder:
Nevermind
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickentuna:
how do you hide the NAVBAR only? on the first page it's says that it's fixed but i can't seem to find the option to hide it
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
When the Navigation Bar is hidden, the entire Nav / Status Bar is hidden.

* ROM Control » Power Menu Options » [x] Show Navigation Bar Toggle

* Then when you hold down the power button, you'll see the Nav Bar toggle in the menu.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickentuna:
i see, i thought there was a way to hide just the NAV Bar. Thanks anyway that was fast :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] madstunt:
Is the tv-out fully working in the latest build?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] qm4n76:
use FlashLight Genius free from GPlay, it's work for me, BT work well for earpice and you can use it for listening music audio using BT Mono from Gplay.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nevzat74:
Does anyone know if "WiFi Direct" is working/implemented lately? I'm currently at build 33 (last non-MTD) and need "WiFi Direct" badly. I don't want to upgrade until it is implemented.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
If anyone have problem when moving an icon or to resize a widget "the screen rotate 90 degrees", go to settings/display, enable and disable auto rotate "from setting not from the toggle on the notifications" this should work without the need for restart.

Salah
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] comedown:
How about battery of this build 36 everybody?

Does it waste much?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] astuermer:
How do I get camera working?

It always crashes.

Also the CameraFix from earlier builds doesnt work.

Any help?

I am on build 35.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
adding bit more info

from 2A charge takes 4 hours from less than 10% to 100%

from notebook / desktop takes 10 hours only from less than 10% to 100% with exception of CAN'T charge while SGT is being used, i.e. screen on.

2A charger still only takes 4 hours from less than 10% to 100% while it is being used non-stop, i.e. screen on the entire 4 hours.

http://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id...16_2297358_8935934,0:1337348980_4z5_838610531

this little thing adds the resistors required to allow proper CHARGE from regular sources.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
To add some laptops like my dell has one usb port at 2A

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
i wondering if it is just me forgetting where the setting is or there is something wrong here.

1. with shadow mode set, mxplayer still show status bar below but with faint dot.. it cannot show full screen like i had in build 33.

2. changes to rom control, systemUI restarts and the 4 icon on the bottom of the screen becomes real big.

3. cant change nav bar width and height no matter what i set.

anyone facing the same issue?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Rentner2000:
I have a problem with the navigation-bar, in the most programs it works normal but in diffrent programs i will see the Menu Button in normal size but the three other Buttons will be shown micro and since #36 is see only Dots (see the picture you see only mini dots)! Can everyone help me?

Thanks R2K
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
Can anyone explain why the Tab will not charge when it is "dead" from a NON Samsung charger. It has nothing to do with the cable as I tested.

I have two different chargers that output 2.1A and if the tablet becomes fully dead that it will not turn on those chargers will NOT work. When you plug it in to charge it does not show the battery charging icon and you can leave it for 24 hours and it still will NOT charge.

When you plug it into the Samsung brick it starts charging right away.

Any ideas?

thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
When hiding nav bar through long press power button "ROM control/power menu options/enable nav bar toggle", then show it again the buttons will become bigger.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Hi guys,I tried connecting via cable to laptop once again,I always get the same result - internal sd mounts instantly but external sd does not mount. I notice other users have commented that this feature works so any idea what I might be doing wrong?

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
Which build are you on? #36?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
i managed to solve the 'large button' issue. seems like if you go Rom Control -> Navigation Bar -> Menu Location to 'Remove' and the issue seems to be fixed.

not sure if this is permanent...but it sure did resize it back smaller

but as for the full screen dot thingy in mxplayer, it is still a mystery to me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Sorry, yes. I'm on build 36, apart from that it is running very well indeed

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
Hi, I'm not sure about your situation, but I've had a couple of experience with SGT battery near 0%, auto shut-off, then plug into notebook USB, the green battery does not appear, after 6 hours sleeps, got around 80% charge and able to power up and use normally.

I'm lucking for that few times I guess. Sorry I don't have a scientific answer for you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nabuhonodozor:
For tab to charge properly it needs to know if power source have enough juice. The way it is made is by using resistors connecting positive and negative lanes with combined data lanes. There are electric schematics floating around xda. If tab recognize those bridged data lines it knows it is connected to high power charger (> 2 amps) and start charging fast.

Some chargers have building resistors and some don't. Additionally some cables have this modification. There are also pass through USB connectors.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
Why does my tab now show 99% when charged?

Why doesn't get to 100%?

I did a battery stats wipe but still 99%.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
With respect to all these last replies and the useful info. But all of them are off topic.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
i have upgraded to build 36 from build 33 without restock, but just wipe. The usb works just fine with me.

At this point, would suggest you wipe all cache and try again. If that does not works, try wipe all and re flash the rom.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
i hope all the bugs are fix the next develop..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Maybe I'll try that. I upgraded from Milestone 5 to build 35 and then to build 36. I haven't been able to view the external sd on computer since Overcome.

Thanks

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DoItJust:
I have the same problem since M5
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] buddovit:
I have the same issue with the buttons since #34. I've only upgraded to 36 from 35 with wipe cache and dalvik. Screenshot attached.

Otherwise awsome ROM!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pdppdp:
You need to remove the position of menu and activate 4 buttons. There you add the menu button.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
ok, everyone needs to read. and when i say read i mean the next line:

READ THE FIRST POSTS

there are so many people posting questions about things that are already answered in the first few posts. and its cluttering up the thread.

as ive said before, i will ignore any post that is already answered in the first few posts, and i hope that people stop repeatedly answering these questions instead of either ignoring them, or pointing them to read the first posts.

this is a development thread, and even though i am the only one developing this current version, it doesnt mean this thread should become a haven for people who dont follow instructions. if a moderator was to come in here and see the clutter, they would probably start deleting posts and banning people for breaking XDA rules.

also, once the website is functional, i will be ignoring any bugs that aren't posted in the bug tracker. until then, only post things that are not already answered.

stop the clutter, read the first posts, and stop replying to people who dont.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] buddovit:
I have read the first post.

I'll do a full wipe and re-install. Hopefully it works. Sorry for bothering you stimpzor. Love your work though :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gwbard:
You can waste your time doing a full wipe & re-install yet you can't take a few moments to search & read?

hint: post #2

hint: search "menu button"

hint: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25264502&postcount=982

sorry stimp, couldn't resist that one -- now I'm the one cluttering the thread -- I'll stop now...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Rentner2000:
Because it is seemingly easier to whine instead of quickly providing a solution or a link, I've sometimes searched the posts here and the solution

•if you don't add a menu button to the navbar buttons, you will get a large menu button, and every other button will become tiny in apps that need a menu button

Thanks for solving our problem!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
its ok, at least your helping. ;)

that came from the bugs / known issues section in the second post.

its easier to search (especially when the information is in the most logical place), than it is to post a question thats already been answered, then await a response. bonus is, you save on clutter.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] buddovit:
hehehe right...

Like I said, I've read the posts and adding the 4th menu button didn't work. Hence my 'whine' post.

Anywho...re-doing the solution from post#2 after wiping and doing a full install has worked.

Thanks though
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
This is my last post on this topic ...

( stimpz0r, pls delete if you feel it's redundant ).

* You do NOT need to add a 4th button.

* As long as ONE of the button(s) is manually designated as MENU, the button(s) stay normal size.

I've tested this even using Nav Button Qty = 1 and assigning Menu to that single button.

( Also tested using 2-4 buttons with Menu assigned to one of them )
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] buddovit:
Yup I did try all that still did not work. It did however work once I wiped and re-installed. The reason I posted is cause people in large numbers reported it working. And I have read every post in this thread and have been following it from the beginning.

Cheers.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] digitalpressure:
Am currently using the below ROM on my P1000:

Build No:Overcome v3.1.0-KRATOS

Kernel Version: 2.6.35.7 Overcome v3.3.1 #101

Firmware Version: 2.3.3

I want to install AOKP Build #36 over this one. Can I straightaway flash using CWM or do I need to install Stock ROM, then Kratos again and AOKP?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
The guide calls for overcome 4.0 kernel, not Kratos.

So if you restock, use the opportunity to flash overcome 4.0 kernel instead.

But, having said that, I am quite sure you can just flash aokp.

Just do wipe first to make sure you are on kratos cleanly, then flash aokp, then gapps.

If it gone bad, then restock.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] digitalpressure:
Thanks for the help :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nakedgun99:
Umm sir i'm running build #36 i have problem on screen rotation, while playing games the screen can't change to landscape and still portrait.. ,, and then some app too

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I have no such issues.

I suggest that you restock or get back to Overcome then start again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] drdax:
Came from kratos to 31. Then upgraded to 33 then milestone 5 then 34 then 36. Followed the instructions on Page 1 every time it's gone smoothly.

So moral is, follow instructions, and you should not have problems.

These are custom roms, never going to be 100% so expect a few bugs.

Overall this is an excellent rom (prob best ics for tab) , fast, lag free.

No need to whine about little problems which don't really affect main functionality.. Be thankful that stimpz0r takes timeout to develop ics for tab.

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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jbhorse:
Hey guys. I must migrated from 7.2 boca to build 35 using the Tmobile tab t849 in the US. Build 35 is a great room. The problem I am facing right now is Roto hamer's modem switcher no longer works. Does anyone have the same issue or know any fix? Thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chrysfire:
What i dont like about this rom is that it produces so much heat that makes me crazy, even i restock it is stil the same, the heat it produce during light use and or heavy use and chargingb .. unlike other rom,it wont produce excessive heat . . .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
try go into the overclock and set the cpu to 1400 then back down to 1200...set minimum to 400 then back down to 400.

Reboot or make sure you save as boot settings first.

Also set governor to ondemand.

Reboot, let us know.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I kind of know why but am not in USA so I won't have a look.

If you check the script, you see it restores modem to /dev/block/bml12

which not where the radio is now in MTD rom

(in fact the radio is now just /radio/modem.bin, so a simple cp command will work).

Doing it manually is simple. To modify the script, I am no good at.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gildow:
USB Storage

I'm Not sure if this has been reported or a known bug, but I thought it will be good to highlight.

when connected to the PC as a USB storage and copying files to the SD card from the PC, the OS seems to freeze...or at least very slow to response. Logcat would take a long time to response..but still works..

The lag wasn't half as bad if it is accessing the INT-SD...but on the EXT-SD, the tablet is almost un-usable until the copying is done.(in this case, both test were to write files, about 300mb each, total 1gb++)

this wasn't the case previously when USB storage was still supported (cannot remember which build)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
mmm interesting, i might look into that and see if i can modify it for ICS. has anyone tried to contact Rotohammer and see if he has worked on one, or is planning to?

i personally never touch my tablet when transferring data to it, so its probably why i've never noticed it before. i will look at it though and see if there is something i can do. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Hi stimpz0r,

Rotohammer hasn't been seen for a very long time. Most of his uploads are gone and people only get from others now.

For you it should be very easy to make the script, I am sure.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
I think you are right, and it also happens on the other one, the official by te4m.

I notice 2 things though, first the CPU is 100% active when newly installed for a few hours, second it goes up to 100% CPU easily and not willing to come down to idle, but all these were many versions ago, I've been on te4m's nightly for a month now, not sure about AOKP. Which is still HOT TEMPERATURE easily on INTERACTIVE, ONDEMAND, etc. Only cools when on CONVERSATIVE.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nevzat74:
It seems no one is using or care about it :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
@Stimpz0r:

I am on B#36 upgraded from B35 without wipe "only cache and dalvic cache" using this rom since milestone 4, I have some issues so I decide to restock and do a clean install and I searched and read, till I have to write these points:

1- I always used my tab in landscape orientation, so l disable the auto rotation but this causing the 90° rotation when I hold an icon. And when I enable the auto rotation from the toggle in the notifications I notice I have to do it twice to work, it more like it is not linked to the settings/display. When I go to setting/display and disable the auto rotation the tab sometimes go to portrait and not staying in landscape. BTW enabling 180° rotation did not help.

2- when I am downloading a file and show the notification to see the progress, then when the download is complete it just disappear and have to hide the notification and show it again to open the file, it is a small bug and not bothering me but just like to mention it.

3- the camera in the previous build have a setting button in the lower left corner and it is gone in this build.

4- The feature of hiding status bar in shadow mode is not working in this build, is that right?

All these point stay even after I restock.

Thank you in advance if you have the time to answer me. And if you don't I am sure I can live with it and still loving this rom, and grateful to your great work and time.

Salah