yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Yhea for some reason the loading the rom gave me the same error, but because I was already using CWM 5504 DRH everything feel right through. I had little issues with web apps connecting correctly though. I was using the same browsers that I used in DRH, Opera, Chrome and also default and still had issues with all three. Couldn't download anything through web browsers always showed progress but nothing else. Good build all and all but needs a few more tweaks. Switched back to DRH ICS 1.1 build.
[G Tablet Android Development] Sheetzie03:
davlik heapsize, startsize, and growthlimt

1st, thanks for this. Team DRH ICS has been my daily driver since it hit the streets, but when I noticed this, I wanted to see how it compared and I have been pleasantly surprised since I flashed this one day ago.

But I have a question I'm curious about:

Can someone please tell me what is the best davlik heapsize, heapstartsize, heapgrowthlimit settings?

I know with the Team DRH ICS Rom, the best settings for these changed as each version of the rom was released. But this hasn't been mentioned yet. So anyone who has certain numbers that have been the best for them, please let me know.

Thank you .
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Been running DRH as well and changed my settings to as followed and had no issues.

dalvik.vm.heapstartsize=8m

dalvik.vm.heapgrowthlimit=36m

dalvik.vm.heapsize=256m

Sound every once in a while will drop out, but that is through heavy usage.
[G Tablet Android Development] Sheetzie03:
hey man, you got me a bit confused. You said your running DRH "as well"

My question is regarding this Rom. Like I said, i had previously been running the team DRH rom, but wanted to try this rom whem i noticed it on here. (plus you don't need to change those settings anymore in Team DRH ICS rom)

sorry if I wasn't clear enough.
[G Tablet Android Development] markmac:
I have downloaded the nvflash from the DRH link. However it only results in getting stuck in that mode. Even after doing a complete wipe of the tablet and going back to stock 5699.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
When you NVflashed the CWM5504 with TNT did you boot right into CWM or did you let TNT fully boot up like it says in the DRH OP? I do believe that the NVflash system files are 4349 TNT which will set you in the right boot loader. Haven't messed with 5699, but I could be wrong.

Below is a copy of the instructions for installing the DRH ROM. Since this build is using the same kernel-bootloader the the installation instructions are the same. Also the hyper link for the NVflash file needed is in the word "file" highlighted in blue. I just copied and paste this from the thread. You must go to this link to get the file http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1525367

Boot into current version of CWM and "Wipe data/factory reset"

Partition Internal SD Card (2048M/0)

Turn tablet off

Download the following file <--- Seriously don't skip this step unless you are 100% positive that you have a 250M system partition

NVFLASH the file following the instructions that are included for Windows/Linux users

Upon reboot of tablet let T&T fully boot and then shut it down

Reboot into recovery

Flash the Rom/Gap
[G Tablet Android Development] markmac:
TNT does boot up fine. When I shutdown and try to go into CWM, it just goes to a black screen, like you get when you nvflash. I did follow all the steps in the install. Just doesn't seem to be working for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] Sheetzie03:
When it goes to the black screen, power off then back on and it should boot up fine. Thats's what I did and it worked right away.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Does the volume keys function properly on other NVflash builds? There is some tablets that have been distributed with the volume rockers wired reverse. Typical process for booting into recovery is holding the volume + button during the boot up process and holding the volume - button the same way will initial apex mode. Trying these process in reverse might solve your solution. If all else fails you can use adb process to reboot tablet into recovery.
[G Tablet Android Development] qwsdert4:
Dear tjohnsonjr I'm using a Malata T2 and all well with the installation of this ROM since it shares the specs with gtab except RAM. However when I finish booting into the system half of the screen begins to blink which keeps me from normal use, while other feature remains perfect. is it the problem from the kernel or refresh rate or something else? can u please tell me how to fix it? If it could be fixed, I would appreciate it very much. thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] Sheetzie03:
Can someone please reccommend good numbers for the three davlik settings for the best performance of this rom.

thank you for your time.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I'll be looking into tomorrow. I've been really busy with work lately.
[G Tablet Android Development] omkar62:
Lovin it!

Absolutely loving this ROM, was able to get it installed on top of DRH 1.2 version, just by erasing Dalvik cache. I was able to flip back and forth without any issues.

Boot times are definitely faster on this ROM. I also installed system cleanup to move any non system apps to data.

One issue I have is that HD video using MX player is choppy -- with h/w decoding, s/w decoding looses synch of picture and voice. Any thoughts why ?

The overall memory usage for both this ROM as well as DRH is well over 60-70%, this rom bring it slightly lower, however, is there a better way to have more memory available ? over time as more apps get started, the performance definitley takes a hit . What are the ideal dalvik settings ? -- btw miss the ROM controller from ver 1.2

Looking forward to the microphone and camera fixed on both ROMs. Great work guys!

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BTW during install I did get a 'offset xxxx' message ... not sure what that means, the rom worked fine
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Thanks. I've been testing a new build. I've been playing around with the dalvik settings. I'll have an update soon. Thanks again for the feedback
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
That's a harmless diagnostic message. You can ignore it--in fact, the latest CWM-5.5.0.4 from CM has "fixed" it.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Update is now posted v1.5
[G Tablet Android Development] Sheetzie03:
I will be trying this very soon. Is there anything else you can say about this update?

thank you.
[G Tablet Android Development] dave5777:
Thank you, just flashed the update very nice. I had a lot of issues with the previous version so before I flashed this I followed the drh instructions and nvflashed the 250mb system stock tnt.
[G Tablet Android Development] tsukaza:
I am having sound issue. No sound at all.

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I renamed musicfx.apk and odex then reboot. The sound came back . Testing the rom now.
[G Tablet Android Development] luis250:
Any link to download the. 250mb system stock tnt to install this Roman

Any answers

I'm stuck in android screen is because I need the 250mb system stock tnt. But where I download
[G Tablet Android Development] tsukaza:
You can get it on the teanmdrh ics thread
[G Tablet Android Development] luis250:
Is nvflash or cwn

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Any link

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Is this

http://teamdrh.com/DRH-Downloads/rom.html
[G Tablet Android Development] Edubyah:
Really enjoying this, thanks so much for the work on our device. I want to take on a similar project to this anyway you could point me in the right direction? I'm no noob and I've compiled CM-5, 7 & 9 as well as AOKP but I have no idea how to start compiling AOSP for a device that came with a manufacturer's overlay (example being TouchWiz and HTC-Sense). I can't seem to find any good pointers and this is a grand example you have built.
[G Tablet Android Development] luis250:
I find the file

Thanks

Tsukaza
[G Tablet Android Development] tsukaza:
So far so good after I disabled musicFX.apk. Everything runs great. Got a few hard lockup which required hard reset. I am pretty happy with the ROM, I will use it until TeamDRH comes out with a new release.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Working great here, but I'm wondering if the V6 Supercharger will work with this?
[G Tablet Android Development] DaggerDave:
It should work, as it isn't really rom or device specific. I have used it on froyo, gingerbread and ics roms on 3 different devices and it always works great. If you have problems, you can run the script again and 'un-supercharge', or re-flash the rom (or backup) if problems are that severe. Just follow the directions in the V6SuperCharger thread for ICS users, it looks like a lot of work but it really isn't, the script does most of the work for you.
[G Tablet Android Development] wroark:
Has anybody else had an issue with Chrome Beta not working on 1.5?

It worked fine in 1.4 but after going to 1.5 it won't start, just immediate error "Chrome Beta has stopped". The only thing different, for my part, is I went to the 120 density (of 1.5) from the 160 (of 1.4).

Other than that, 1.5 is a bit faster and smoother in general and a good bit faster than DRH.

Great build!
[G Tablet Android Development] abraham.ramirez:
I wanted to know before i tried to flash, will this work with my gtab? My gtab has a bad case of bad blocks on the /cache partition, bad that the teamdrh ics beta wont work on mine. I can use stock rom, other froyo, gb, and hc roms.
[G Tablet Android Development] heinrich:
Sound doesn't work at all for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Mine didn't either. Try shutting off gps and rebooting. Let me know.
[G Tablet Android Development] heinrich:
I did that and sound works now: )
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Excellent.
[G Tablet Android Development] lekhwani:
How is this Rom as.compared to drh in terms of random shutdowns etc?
[G Tablet Android Development] omkar62:
Changing the Kernel

Okay .. so I installed 1.5 and then on top of it, I installed the latest hanns kernel (Marcero's kernel: http://dl.marcero.de/oc1b1.zip) -- not sure what this is , ie is it still ASOP ?

This new kernel (2.6.39.4-antibyte+marcel@L701X) allows me to overclock to 1500 mhz. The volume controls are toggled, and the orientation doesnt work correct (ie it will go from landscape to portrait but not change back) and the charging indicator light will come up only when the tablet is shutdown and the outer buttons on the right side are disabled (search, home, setgins, back)

However, it is making the overall ICS experience much smoother. Video playback is great, flash works, netflix is fine ... will keep testing
[G Tablet Android Development] heinrich:
Skype seems to work. Browsing, gmail wifi youtube all good. I'm missing a file explorer and neither usb nor external sd storage appear to be working.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
You should not have any issues with random reboots.
[G Tablet Android Development] Playdoe:
I'm Impressed...I must say

As a fairly new user of the gtablet I've ventured through the whole rooting/flashing process.I've had the device for a few months and found the Reunion flash, fun and it bought out (or seemed to) the true power of my gtablet. That is until I stumbled onto this ROM a few days ago. I use my gtablet for reading and playing games and I must say that this ROM is smooth, effective, and games that wouldn't run on any other ROM now work!! I've had ZERo problems with it thus far, and as an intermediate developer/user this is truly the best. All props must go to you man (the developer). I love this ROM...truly. Literally boots in about ten seconds, I've had about two force closes in the few days I've had it..most of them my problem..No SOD's..I mean ok..we're giving up camera use but who truly runs around taking pictures with a tablet? Thanks Man...The ROM (for me at least) has not shut down unexpectedly..even when connceting to PC , or after hours of non-use. Simply hit the power button and I'm in buisness...battery life is great..Games play nice and flawlessly...FBreader (which by the way is great since it allows use of EPUB format books as well as MOBI format books) works great also. Ive had no problems...try it gents...it soo worth it...developer I could kiss you!! lol
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I don't need a kiss :D but I do appreciate the feedback. I'm glad its working so well for you and everyone else that is enjoying the ROM.

Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
What are your thoughts on V6 Supercharger? I was looking at the install and changes required for an oxeded rom, and am a bit weary of giving it a go.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I never used it. I did look at the thread about it. I'll work on it since there is a demand for it.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
THAT WOULD BE AWESOME. You'll like it. Memory management is more aggressive, performance jumped on TeamDRHs ROM by quite a bit. I can 'feel' this ROM begging for it. Feels like this ROM currently has less cpu lag, more memory lag.
[G Tablet Android Development] freakin.ro:
how do I get this to work with the touch panel of the Malata Z-Pad T2 :-)?

otherwise it´s booting and looking nice ;-)
[G Tablet Android Development] heinrich:
TJohnsonJr this is a great ROM- thanks! Fast and easy. Very nice keyboard and dictionary are a nice change from so many ROMs I've tried.
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
Barring a few exceptions, you don't have to worry about bad blocks on the NAND causing install failures.
[G Tablet Android Development] df186:
Hey.. how did you get skype working without a working camera?
[G Tablet Android Development] abraham.ramirez:
What I'm worried is that if it will fully boot. The drh beta never booted.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
V6 Supercharger

Can anyone else confirm the V6 Supercharger actually improves the tablets ability through this ROM? Thanks for the hard work J:)
[G Tablet Android Development] voyageurs60:
Wondering with this ROM how much of the SD-Ext is available and how web sites with "flash" video streams work... these are the only complaints I have with Vegan-Tab 7.0.3 (I think...)
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
I haven't tried this yet, as this ROM is odexed. Requires a technical comfort with smali editing. It made a huge difference on TeamDRHs ROM, using the same kernel. Given the RAM challenge of 512 MB, there is every reason to believe the same will be true on this ROM.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
Oh, OK. Understood. Tell you what, I'll slap it on and I'll post my results. I'm obviously loving the ROM but it has a bit of sluggishness here and there so I was wondering if that would help. Thanks you for the response Marinella.

P.S. I also fixed my wifi issues by using Team DRH 5504 recovery install method on their install instructions in their ROM forum and that cleared up some of my lag even. I'm assuming my Gtab wasn't at the right amount of free space....
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
16gb for me. Flash works on this ROM as well or better than most, but not perfect.
[G Tablet Android Development] abraham.ramirez:
I'll try it tonight, I hope it works. I was actually one of the few exceptions with the drh beta
[G Tablet Android Development] yashmack:
are there any mirrors for this? I cant get access to the original download links...
[G Tablet Android Development] heinrich:
Should be clearer, Skype works inasmuch as I can login and see contacts.

Btw Ice Runner, Frogger, Jelly Defense ... pretty much all games ... no in-game control. In fact no way to even select exit from game menus
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Try using a different browser. I used Opera do download the file in the OP without any issues. Stock Browsers can have issues.

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Any ROM that is setup right to read Ext-SD will read what the card has avaible for use. The internal is the same, unless you add extra partitions to either one and they are formated different then fat16 or fat32 then it will only read those partitions. Flash Video works great so far, only tested YouTube, but was able to update to the latest flash player through the "Play Store".
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
0. Set up ADB. Then, before you boot into the ROM for the very first time:

1. After the ROM install completes in CWM, get a copy of the recovery.log file:

C:\SOME\PATH> [B]adb pull /tmp/recovery.log .[/B]

2. In a CMD.exe window, run this command (and keep it running), then reboot the tablet. This procedure will collect the Android system logs:

C:\SOME\PATH> [B]adb logcat -v time > logcat.txt[/B]

Kill the adb command to end log collection.

Post both files.

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What precisely do you mean by "SD-Ext"? The external micro SD card as a whole or just the /sd-ext partition on the external SD card? The latter is not useful on the gTab.
[G Tablet Android Development] lekhwani:
How much ram is available after boot in this Rom ?

I see very little in mine.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
It improves after the ROM settles. Average about 100MB after the settling process.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
I looked into it on mine and it shows 204mb used and 141mb free for a total of 345mb ram. This is the same as Team DRH also. I know this Tablet has a 512mb internal ram memory, but also confussed on why doesn't it use the whole thing. All I can think of is it is using it but not showing where it is using it so it has to be within the OS. When it comes to the break down of the ROM I don't try to answer questions, but leave it up to people like rajeevp or the Dev's.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
V6 supercharger

Maaaaaaaaannnnnn, I couldn't get it to work fam. Maybe I missed a step but I doubt that. I think I'm having some hardware issues..... For example, I've tried every battery fix I have came across and the sucker still reads 100% lol. It's gotten to the point that I just plug her up about every two days to charge her just to make sure she doesn't die on me. :)

Also, although I didn't get the V6 working properly, this puppy is actually running very smooth. I did experience some lag and wifi issues initially but after following the Team DRH guide to install the 5504 touch recovery and flashed this bad boy and voila!! I have came across no issues with lag and my wifi works better than on my Sensation! Great job putting this together OP.

I do have one question, where do i get the library from? every single word I type is red underlined. I hate having to save every single word individually lol. Aside from that, I couldn't ask for more. Thanks fam!
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
The OS and hardware are using the rest.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Thanks. I'll look for that dictionary for you. I'm looking into the V6 SuperCharger. Hopefully I have that ready soon.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Try Apex Launcher. Very impressive on this ROM too.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
WOW!!!! I just got the V6 SuperCharger working :eek: :eek::eek:

I will update soon.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
jajajajajajaj Now I feel like a loser lol... JK, I really think its my GTab that has some type of internal issues...I couldn't figure out how to get it working properly. My GTab actually got slower somehow.. Crazy right lol

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I will give it a shot. If you don't mind, what settings did you use brother?:)
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Just as it came out of the box so to speak. Seemed laggy for a couple of minutes, then seemed to settle in and fly.
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Cool!
[G Tablet Android Development] gcarpino:
cool rom

I just flashed this rom and it's running pretty good but my apps are download extremely slow (3hrs for 6 apps) and I'm running it on my wifi. Any thoughts?
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Wipe Cache and Dalvik.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
apex

OK I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the input fam.
[G Tablet Android Development] freakin.ro:
how can I get the touchscreen on the Z-Pad T2 running :-D?
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
V6 SuperCharger running very nicely. Everything is a little smoother.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
Once again, and I hope you don't mind. Which settings did you use?
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Same thing, used the settings posted in the OP.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
Awesome, I'll get on it. Thanks for the help. And again, GOOD JOB OP!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Downloading the new update. Lets see what this puppy can do Supercharged. Its been doing great so far without it. Little lagg here and there, but kinda use to it from DRH. Is there any chance of adding OC settings or do we just have to use setcpu app?
[G Tablet Android Development] enigma0456:
And in we go ...

I have to G-tabs- originally one for use and one for testing but they have both been reloaded many times now. I have been running Team DRH ICS on both for awhile now and been pretty happy with them. I'm awaiting the next iteration which should come out shortly. This one peaked my curiosity though so today I did a Titanium Backup of all my apps to (to the external sd card) and then a clockwork backup of the rom (to the external sd card) after downloading this rom (to the external sd card). I wiped everything and then did the install. It went seamlessly and I took the defaults on all the questions. I downloaded Titanium Backup and then restored all my apps and data. TB keeps complaining about changing the setting for unknown apps but it is set as requested? Doesn't seem to stop it from working. I had about fifty apps to restore and a couple of times it sat for a long time restoring an app but eventually completed it. One time it did seem to be hung and I rebooted but then I finished restoring and setting up my desktop. I'm not in love with the launcher - lots of wasted space and I can't see hwere I might change the settings. The rom does seem to be pretty snappy though and I haven't really had a chance yet to put it through all its paces since it was the end of the day. There were some odd lags on some apps but most of the time it was really fast. I'll wait and see tomorrow how it works after a little more burn in time. I'm curious to compare this one to Team DRH - and I wonder if you could explain in a little more detail the difference between the two from a user rather than technical perspective. Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
FYI, since this is still v1.5, but with V6 SuperCharger, you can flash over 1.5 without problems. I wiped cache and dalvik cache only.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgingermany:
V1.5 SuperCharged

Yeah I did the same. Wiped caches and flashed. So far so smooth! I purposely ran a download, streamed power 96, and was surfing simultaneously just to see if we could hang in there and voila!!!! Loving it baby!!
[G Tablet Android Development] lartomar2002:
From previous post, "what is the difference between this version of ICS and TeamDRH's ICS. Not the technical aspects but, from the viewer's perspective"? Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] rmarinella:
Larger fonts, icons, easier to click the right things and read. Both have pretty stable operation with a few minor issues.