yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
The offset x0126 message that shows up after installation is completely normal. Just guide your way back to the main CWM menu and select reboot system.

For those having initial WIFI issues on first start up you have to take this into consideration. This ROM is using the same Kernel as the DRH ROM. The installation of this ROM should be the same processes as Team DRH ROM. Don't have Google Play restore apps. Don't even connect to WIFI apon start up. Skip all the initial screens set the tablet down and let the ROM settle in before messing with it. Should only take around 30 mins. For sound to remain on go into the settings and turn GPS off.
[G Tablet Android Development] abraham.ramirez:
Omg, you're right! It works! It works! You guys are awesome!
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Glad to see that you got it going..... Enjoy.
[G Tablet Android Development] lekhwani:
After flash, I had connected to WiFi and had opened playstore also, though I disabled it to restore apps.

Initially the WiFi was behaving badly. After 2 days, the WiFi is now behaving normal as it should be.

But, it would be good for people to let it settle down for about 30 mins after flash as suggested by nobe1976. Then only we should connect to WiFi.

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] abraham.ramirez:
It works well on my tablet except that I keep getting random reboots
[G Tablet Android Development] muerteman:
I was about to come here and report sound issues but I just saw nobe's post. Hopefully it solves all my issues. Other than the sound cutting out I have had no issues.
[G Tablet Android Development] rafsi:
Are there any OC Kernel to go with this ROM or other options to OC... my tablet has so for no FC's, no issues running any app from the market...Just that the tablet is very slow...not laggy...just sloooowww...
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Slow? Try reinstalling the ROM. Make sure to wipe the dalvik-cache and format the data/system in addition to the normal wipe/factory reset. Then follow the instructions in the OP to activate the supercharger
[G Tablet Android Development] rafsi:
thanks for your response... tried the same, not much luck... i use CPU Monitor (i believe that's the name) and OC'd the CPU from 1Ghz to 1.2Ghz (thats the max thats available)... still not much luck..
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
A minor correction: A wipe data/factory reset is sufficient in most cases (in rare instances one might have to resort to repartitioning the internal SD card). The other steps do the same thing (or, are not needed).
[G Tablet Android Development] enigma0456:
Notes from the field

I have been running this rom on one of my g-tabs and it runs great. I use Netflix a lot and the play is excellent. All of my usual apps work fine and I have the added pleasure of having icons that fit my giant fingers and text that I can read without a microscope. Keep going on this puppy because it makes my g-tab blow by any of the other tablets around my neck of the woods. Great Job !
[G Tablet Android Development] Sheetzie03:
Op- Can you apply Team DRH 1.2 kernel in your next update(if there will be one)?

thank you
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
Info for OP. Credits to user jjewell.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I'll ask them. If its OK then I'll include it in the next release.
[G Tablet Android Development] pentiger:
Hi, I have the rom running for couple hours, and it seems OK, however as mentioned before the download times are extremely long, 75kb from the play store took 3 minutes. Should I wait until it "settles" further or should I re-install?

I wiped cache and dalvik several times without difference.

Also what is the best setting for the supercharger [1 to 31]?

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] prboy25:
I have no audio :( anyway fix that?
[G Tablet Android Development] raywaldo:
audio problems

Turn off the GPS.
[G Tablet Android Development] prboy25:
Wow thanks lol I reflash the rom like 3 times and read the whole post looking for the solution guess i miss it, thanks again.
[G Tablet Android Development] gcarpino:
v6supercharger

I don't know what im doing wrong but I can figure out how to run the v6supercharger??? where can i find a step by step guide for this build?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
In the first post
[G Tablet Android Development] Jerome.Ramos:
RE: BL 1.1 and BL1.2

Hello everyone...how do I tell which bootloader I have in my gtablet? and How to adjust the bootloader if I happen to have 1.1?
[G Tablet Android Development] raywaldo:
Simple. Assume you have the wrong one and nvflash to the larger system partition that ics ROMs need anyway. Here is a great guide : http://raywaldo.com/2011/01/nvflash-for-dummies/
[G Tablet Android Development] pentiger:
my experience:

First I have to say that the rom works. It loads fairly quick and all apps load. Some I cannot istall because they are not compatible, but it's ICS so it's possible.

The big problem for me is that it's slow. When I click an icon i wait 10 seconds until the app starts. There is a delay when click to play a title in netflix.

Movies in netflix play almost great, sometimes it needs to buffer.

Downloading apps from play store is very slow.

downloading anything in browser is very slow, or doesn't work at all.

sometimes I get a message that app is not responding, because it slows down, I always choose "wait" and after a while it works again.

I tried running a benchmark, but it never got to the end.

Does anyone have any tips how to make it faster?

I believed that ICS should be way faster than Honeycomb.

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Did you run the supercharger script as described in the OP?
[G Tablet Android Development] pentiger:
No I haven't, I am not sure what settings to use, it wasn't mentioned exactly.

I just don't believe that it would make such a big difference.
[G Tablet Android Development] dnlnnhs:
I ran this ROM for a few weeks (the longest of all the ICS ROMs I've tried) - I experienced a lot of lag - with all of them. They all seemed to start out working well, but after a few days - all the apps seemed to respond very slowly - lots of "app not responding" messages. Yes, I ran the supercharger - it just seems to be something native to the ROM/kernel itself. I look forward to the next iteration and by no means intend to discourage the devs - I appreciate (and contribute) the hard work.

I finally returned to Flashback 10.2 - just so version 1.3 comes out - I know as soon as I switch back, it will happen - as surely as washing my car will make it rain.
[G Tablet Android Development] gcarpino:
v6supercharger

I would like to preface my question by saying, please be patient for I have tried to install this script five times without success. Outside of installing ROMs, nvflash, and such I am relitively new to this stuff.

Question: As I am a person who learns by visual context would someone be willing to post a youtube video of them installing the v6SC script start to finish with this build?

Thanks in advance,

gcarpino
[G Tablet Android Development] jack_d12:
installed the rom and did the supercharger script. everything runs smooth except for connection speeds are slow.

Is there any fix for the slow connections speeds?

thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Try waiting til the kernel sets in. About 30-60 minutes
[G Tablet Android Development] trehouse:
I dont know anything about the kernal setting in... The connectivity is a dog and that kills this ROM. Too bad though, it's very good except when programs need to reach out.

I hope that the author keeps it going and fixes things.
[G Tablet Android Development] junooni:
Couldn't flash....getting a bootloop every time
[G Tablet Android Development] jack_d12:
I let it sit for a few hours w/ the power plugged in and set to no sleep when charging. still slow connections and frequent freezes (android asked me to wait or force close).
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
This ROM is Almost Perfect

Took these steps and found this ROM to be stable and FAST:

-Standard Wipes

-Flashed ROM

-on startup, skipped setup and WIFI

-Let it sit for an hour

-Connected WIFI

-Setup Google Account / Selected not to restore settings

-From google Play, downloaded Terminal Emulator

-Ran script for V6 Super charge found on OP

-Follow prompts including clean up scripts

-Rebooted

-Downloaded Titanium Backup

-Restored Apps and Data

Ran this all weekend and I have to tell you this ROM runs AWESOME. No FCs, only once did I received a Wait/Close dialog (I simply hit Wait and it was responsive again), and Flash, Netflix, Youtube, Pandora, Music, all worked great. Of course, only negative is no camera which is standard with ICS ROM's.

I did not try HDMI out yet from my dock. Hoping that works but if it doesn't the performance of this ROM makes it well worth it.

Thank you to all those who put time and effort into it. Great job.

:good:
[G Tablet Android Development] noechelon:
I have a question. Do we have to run the supercharger script every time the tablet reboots? Or does it automatically run on its own.
[G Tablet Android Development] kautilyatyagi:
can't rebot

After trying lots of different suggestions I finally installed this ROM last night. It was frequently freezing though. I also ran the SuperCharger script this morning. It worked fine for few hours with just one freeze/reboot and now its stuck in one of the apps and I can't restart it. I have tried keeping the power button pressed for as long as 1 min, kept the power and (+)/(-)vol pressed for a minute. Nothing seems to work. I am just waiting for the battery to die so that I can flash a different ROM.

Is there anything else I can try to restart it? I haven't drilled the DRH in my GTAB yet.

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I had the same issue. This is what I tried:

1. Boot in CWM go to Mounts & storage

2. Format cache, Mount data-format data, mount system -format system

3. Wipe cache partition, wipe dalvik cache

4. Partition internal sd card 2048-0

5. Mount USB and copy the rom zip file from your computer.

5a. Not sure if it makes any difference, but I mounted data and system again.

6. Flash the rom and reboot.

7. It blinks on the birds screen for 3-5 times and then eventually loads.

If you are stuck on birds screen again. clear cache partition, clear dalvik cache and reboot.
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
Try this

This is what worked for me:

-Standard Wipes (Data/cache/dalvik cache)

-Flashed ROM

-on startup, skipped setup and WIFI

-Let it sit for an hour

-Connected WIFI

-Setup Google Account / Selected not to restore settings

-From google Play, downloaded Terminal Emulator

-Ran script for V6 Super charge found on OP

-Follow prompts including clean up scripts

-Rebooted

-Downloaded Titanium Backup

-Restored Apps and Data

Try it in that order and let us know how it works. Mine runs great.

Jason
[G Tablet Android Development] enigma0456:
and the kernel?

This rom is running great on my G-tab #2.I particularly like the larger icons for my big fingers. As I understand it this rom uses the Team DRH kernel. I run Team DRH on my G-tab #1 and the new version recently released is great. I'm hoping to see a new version of this rom using the Team DRH kernel. Any news on that?
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
HDMI / Dock

Not sure if this is possible, but has anyone had success getting HDMI output to work with this ROM?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Yes. I'm going to start working an update
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
Awesome!!
[G Tablet Android Development] enigma0456:
Over at the Team DRH site at the other place there has been some experimentation with settings. I have transplanted those settings to this rom (since it is running their kernel) and they seem to have a very positive effect on speed and hanging, at least on my tablet. I downloaded buildprop-editor from the market to make the changes in the buildprop. I've done the same changes on both my g-tabs - the one running TeamDRH and the one running this rom and it seems to work well on both. Perhaps you may want to investigate before the release of your next version.

Enable JIT for the Dalvik VM

Reducing dalvik cache settings to 64m, 32m, 8m

Hard to say what does what but the effect of these changes has really pepped up the g-tabs.
[G Tablet Android Development] freakin.ro:
how can I help to make the kernel work on the Malata Z-Pad T2?
[G Tablet Android Development] omkar62:
Any update on porting the latest DHR updates ?
[G Tablet Android Development] henbone11:
great rom. pretty smooth and quick for me. one thing I did have a question with...on some roms when you hold the power button in you get options on how to reboot or go to recovery or whatever. I noticed that this rom doesnt have that. is there an apk that will add this functionality to this rom? thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] gizmonic:
did as i was told by the incredible developers here and it works like a charm.

thank you guys, without you the gtab would be just useless.
[G Tablet Android Development] jlh11364:
This is a great ROM. the installation was flawless. I too had almost abandoned my G Tab. However, the boot time and most everything else works great. However, One small problem is the internet/browser speed. Very slow. Is there a way to tweak this?
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
HDMI from Dock

Can anyone confirm HDMI output from dock works?

Both VIDEO and AUDIO?

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] KCB5:
Dictionary

If anyone is still having issues with the dictionary where it underlines every word, you can find the fix here. It worked perfectly.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1498006
[G Tablet Android Development] Yamagushi:
Great ROM! Tried DRH 1.3 ROM a couple days ago cause it was newer, and it ran horribly, immediately returned back to this one.

Please don't listen to people asking you to incorporate any new DRH stuff into this. DRH is owed plenty of respect for their work, but plain and simple their newest ROM(and likely kernel running it) sucks. Don't downgrade your work, this is a great port of AOSP, stick to that. We don't need all the extra ROM settings, and special little custom ROM perks. This is ICS plain and simple, and runs as such, this is a great example of ICS done right. Focus on everything running the way it should like a stock ROM would, not stupid crap like a weather widget on the lock screen or extra customization....
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
v1.6 is finally up.
[G Tablet Android Development] jlh11364:
Do I need to do a complete wipe to upgrade from previous version?.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Just to be safe...Yes
[G Tablet Android Development] dave5777:
No root.

Edit: Had to use Busybox installer to fix it.
[G Tablet Android Development] oogsaggie:
I also am stuck about how to get my root back. Busybox installer lists me as rooted, but can not install any of the versions.

Minor, but I cannot adjust my screen brightness either.

Thanks, Matt
[G Tablet Android Development] dave5777:
You have to install superuser first. It didn't work at first then after i disabled the automatic allow response i had set in su then busybox worked.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Nice, will give it a whirl.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Host Issues

Can't get a complete download for some reason. Am I the only one?
[G Tablet Android Development] sagarkv:
same for me tooo, downloading fail all the time in between.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Are you guys downloading from the tab or computer?
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Tried both with no luck.
[G Tablet Android Development] oogsaggie:
Thanks, so used to SU just being there I never noticed it was missing. Finished with V6 and everything is running smoothly besides the brightness adjustment. Like so far.
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
update

Just downloaded update. No issues with download.

Loaded ROM. Very nice and stable.

Don't forget to let Kernel sit for a bit before using.

Did find SuperUser App was not present. Had to download from Google Play before Supercharging.

Currently loading apps and I'll test it out tonight. Really hoping HDMI works (at least with video) on the new kernel.

Great job on this ROM...

THANKS.
[G Tablet Android Development] fdeutsch:
Great ROM, very fast, some few waits, but very rare.

My only issue I have is internet is very slow, for browsing and downloading content from Playstore. Tried on different networks at home and work.

Regards
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
You have to let the kernel settle a bit. That's why I disabled the initial start up. Let the tab( turned on and connected to wifi) for a little bit and it will be fine.
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
Again, great ROM. Runs flawlessly. Can't believe the speed and NO wait screens.

HDMI video out works great. Still no audio. Kernel issue. Any idea if a fix for that may be possible?

Wifi flies for me. If having issues I would wipe again, reload rom, and let sit for an hour after startup.
[G Tablet Android Development] JEZZEJAMEZ:
Anyone get 100% supercharged??
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
Yes to 100% SC
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Runs great. Only thing making me crazy is the exchange account security. Have an HTC EVO 4G LTE with a hacked email apk. Crazy to have to enter a password each time the screen times out. Any help?

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Yes, same here.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Came back to the ICS train and decided to try the latest update. Been awhile but I am having issues with market downloading again. Also when I go to use the web browser takes forever to connect if at all. I' m using the CWM 5504 BETA 15 and it was a fresh flash to clear out and was using Beast froyo rom prior to.

Edit. Sorry man I guess it takes awhile for it to cook in. Just got in a hurry after using froyo for a few weeks. Nice job. You should think about adding superuser in the system/apps on install. Thanks in advance.
[G Tablet Android Development] enigma0456:
What went wrong?

I had the previous version on one of my g-tabs and loved it. I took it off because I was doing some comparative testing of the DRH 1.3 release. When I saw a new release of this one though I decided to give it a try. I scanned the forum and noted the missing su problem. First I backed up all my apps in DRH with titanium to my external sd card. I downloaded the new rom and stored it on my external sd card. Then I booted to clockwork and made a backup of my existing DRH rom. Then I wiped everything, even the battery stats. Next I did an install from the external sd card. The plan was to get Titanium from the market and restore all my apps. Of course Titanium needs su so I went to the market and download SuperSu and installed it. When I ran it it wanted to update binaries and I said OK but it failed - repeatedly. No su - no Titanium - no apps. To make matters worse, the nice tree wallpaper was gone too. So, I'm not quite sure what happened. Why would you put out a rom without su installed? Possibly it needs the old Superuser app and not SuperSU?? I fiddled around a bit more but it was getting late and I wanted to watch some Netflix before bed so... and here is why I love clockworkmod .... I booted into clockwork, wiped everything and did a restore from my microsd and DRH 1.3 was back just the way I left it. Netflix and then sleep.

I would think it would be easiest to correct the su problem in the rom itself but perhaps there are some simple steps to fix it. I was a little nonplussed when it wanted to update binaries but couldn't (probably because it couldn't get su rights???) and the more I think about it the more I wonder if I downloaded the wrong superuser program. Hopefully someone can clear that up for me today and I can have another go at it tonight. Oh - and where can I find that nice relaxing tree wallpaper?:cool:
[G Tablet Android Development] dave5777:
Yes it sounds like you installed Superuser Update Fixer, All you need is to install Superuser by ChainsDD, also it did seem to make a difference after I did a second wipe to leave it alone for a while after the first boot and after that I didn't have the slow data problem.
[G Tablet Android Development] enigma0456:
Hmmm I'll give that a try tonight. I didn't use the fixr program by chainsdd I used SuperSU by chainfire. On the DRH Rom they seem to have replaced superuser by chains with SuperSU. There was talk that it fixed some problems inherent in superuser. I didn't have any problems with superuser but I did change over to SuperSU when it appeared in the forum. It seems that superuser is installed and then you use it to give permission to SuperSU which then upgrades binaries and then you uninstall superuser and SuperSU takes over the job. I'm not sure why it was done though. I will do a re-install tonight and get the chainsdd superuser program. That was my error. I'd be interested to know why or what the difference between the two apps is if anyone knows.
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
Great ROM

I ran this ROM all night. Pushed it with Video, music, large downloads, and played a few 3D games and it worked great.

I had one Wait screen all night, and that was because I loaded a flash page with a few downloads running in the background.

I have to recommend this to anyone thinking of trying out ICS again.

Only CONS are the normal: No Camera, Mic, HDMI Audio.

But the speed and stability make it worth trying and using daily.

5 stars man.

Please read the instructions before loading. Do full Wipes, install, and let the ROM sit for a while on first startup. Trust me, after the Kernel kicks in it is well worth the wait.
[G Tablet Android Development] fosser2:
Mic should partially work in this rom
[G Tablet Android Development] dave5777:
Mic works on mine with Google Now
[G Tablet Android Development] jaymaj:
Mic

Thanks! I'll try it later!

You guys hearing any progress with Audio out via HDMI dock?
[G Tablet Android Development] BigJeff:
Mic works?!? After that and camera, we have a fully(?) complete ROM :)
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
I did install Beats Audio pack from another forum, but it just inhanced and about blew my ear drums out. Couldn't adjust volume after install. Maybe a quick fix. Here's is the link where I got the CWM install zip. http://www.droidhive.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1652-beats-audio™-mod-for-stock-232-235/

I know it is off of another device but it should work with all ICS builds. Will try loading up another ICS ROM to find out or if fosser2 or any other person is willing to try it on there device more the better.

Edit: Was able to fix volume adjustment after fixing permissions, but eq adjustments not working. Effects under sounds are checked Beats Audio. It seems to just write over DSP manager. I think I was messing with DSP manager before and did the same thing. Slight difference in sound, but would like to see if we can get DSP support?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Thanks for all you guys do.
[G Tablet Android Development] saprowling:
how do i load this rom? its my first time to load a rom in g tablet.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Im working on getting DSP to work