yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Not sure myself either. I'm wondering if he has ever run CM 10 on his SCH-i905. I have and there is a noticeable improvement. This being a carrier based variant of the standard 10.1 there is naturally a delay in update release, particularly since the market volume for this variant is so small. Hopefully the update does come eventually. I'm completely disinterested in the skinned version of ICS that will be released but totally interested in getting the necessary files to pershoot in order for him to roll them into CM 10 so that we have LTE in CM 10.

Having LTE is a must for me these days for what i do at work where frequently in meetings with clients or review agencies i will need to pull out the tab and grab up to date information from the net in random locations with no access to wifi. The delay in establishing a tethering connection to my phone in those instances is unacceptable to me, if it were I'd have ditched HC months ago for CM 9 and never looked back.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nicolasdlt:
So until we get LTE working on CM10, what is the best ROM/configuration for us to run with working LTE?

Also, for my Galaxy S3, there is a forum specifically dedicated to the Verizon version. Why does it have to be so hard to find content for our Verizon version of the Tab 10.1?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Best is stock 3.2 with root and pershoot's kernel from earlier this year, there is no ROM with this baked in.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serpentene:
Exactly right on point. I am a huge fan of the Android OS and appreciate the integrated enhancements lending to ICS and especially the smooth jellybean. I own three Samsung tabs and have tested 4.0.4 quite extensively in practical use.

Eye candy will only go so far..

There is no question that 3.1 HC is the best matched system for the SCHI905 hardware followed by the 3.2 touch wiz variant in 2nd place.

Using pershoot kernel with the oc@ 1.4Ghz and a kernel and OOM script like zeppelinrox V6 supercharger you will have fully maxed the full potential of the GT10.1 And assessing the touchscreen tuner app will give you a similar buttery feel to jelly bean.

The 4.0 , 4.1 works best for the newer tab generations.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eejimen:
With this configuration do you still maintain

ALL

of the Tab's functionality, i.e LTE and cameras?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nicolasdlt:
Where can the files and instructions be found for that configuration?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] sgeos:
What would it take to prepare such a ROM?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eXiled Killah:
Read through this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1444714

It talks about installing the 3.2 update, but also talks about rooting 3.2 as well as Pershoot's kernel for 3.2
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serpentene:
Every bit of functionality is maintained and super enhanced responsiveness.

Let's put it this way..when benchmarking the rooted kernel and script modifications the Verizon GT placed consistently in third place only beaten by the Tegra3 equipped HTC and ASUS Transformer Prime..both of which are ridiculously fast devices.

An apples to apples Comparo however places the Verizon at #1.

Antutu and Quadrant benchmark testing consistently places the highest ranking scores in this device category.

So my point is you can have jellybean responsiveness, zero application wait and save battery life with out a requirement of an ICS update.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] The Apostle:
Just got my ICS push from the army of red china... I mean Verizon. Updating now. Only took 8 months.

Sent From The Galaxy via ICS
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eXiled Killah:
Finally!!! The update package has been posted: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1888755

I can confirm that both LTE(although it seems weak) and all cameras are working with this file. It feels quite snappy.... I imagine Pershoot will rip that package apart to find what he's been waiting on... good luck!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eejimen:
Downloading now. I'll post my results afterwards. Oddly, when I "check" for updates, it says there are none.

Update #1: Install went successful. I did notice a strange message prior to installing the update when I was in Recovery mode. Something about sales_code.dat file not found. ?

Only issue was that none of the widgets worked with launcher is ADW EX. Had to remove and re-add.

Just in case you don't know how to go into recovery:

Power off.

Hold volume up and power button.

Release power button when Samsung logo appears on screen.

Press volume up button to highlight recovery the press volume down to select.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dmmcd:
Just got OTA notification and downloading now.

EDIT:

It's 4.04 alright. Works okay. ADW widgets all broken, time to re-do my hubs setup. Verizon included a lot of crap that I won't use.

Otherwise, not all that different. I like the look of it and the fonts, but it may just be because it is different.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Buji:
Anyone else stuck with the crossed out "i" icon next to the clock hiding your notification icons? I can't find out how to restore normal notification icon behaviour and it's driving me nuts...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Still using ADW? My number one reason to want ICS was to ditch that launcher which for me was as good as it was going to get with HC 3.2. I'm currently using Apex which is much better. I especially like the gesture support that it has.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MichaelMcC:
My update on my VZW just came and went perfectly. I used rootkeeker and restored root. I can find anything out of place and so far all my apps works fine. But now I can disable a bunch I couldn't before with GB.

I'm a happy user.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eejimen:
Please share what apps your disabling?

Update #2:

I followed KidSerious' procedure and got CWM and root. All went with any issues. I also successfully did a back up with Titanium Backup. I was going to do a Nand backup but it seems that Stock recovery gets re-inserted. Will do some more research and update the thread.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MichaelMcC:
I disabled,

Verizon. Apps

Backup Assistant Plus

Backup+ Media

Google Play Books

Google Play Movies

Google Play Music

But providing you uninstall any updates for any App that you may have pulled from the Market you can disabled everything you don't want under Settings/Applications.

Again, as long as an App has not been updated it can be disabled. So uninstall any update first and the Disable button will become active and selectable.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Pyroo:
Just got ICS OTA at 1245pm CST. Cant wait to see the changes. Didn't think it was going to work since I'm all the way in Germany lol
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MattMars:
Can't install Chrome

Just upgraded my wife's Verizon 10.1 to ICS via the official upgrade.

First priority was to install Google Chrome but the Play Store says the device is not compatible.

What gives - works fine on my 10.1 WiFi.

Anyone else with this model/upgrade able to install Chrome?

UPDATE:

Restarted tab a 2nd time and Chrome now installs!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dmmcd:
I tried using ADW this morning since I just got the update this morning... :p ADW worked very well for me on 3.2.

Probably try stock launcher, or check to see if there is anything better out there. No complaints with ADW on 3.2, but if there are better ICS optimized launchers, I'll give them a try.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Try Apex or Nova. Good launchers. I know what you mean about ADW but that thing's basically abandoned by its developer, there are better launchers for sure now days.

I have my Apex setup such that double tap on desktop brings up settings, swipe up brings notifications, swipe down brings up app tray . . pinch brings up desktop previews . . you can also set up something for two finger up/down gestures as well, very nice to have. I think Nova has similar support.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] morestuff:
SCH-I905 update to ICS - still rootable?

Got my OTH update notification yesterday. I had not tried to root my table

or do much with it because I was waiting for ICS. Now that ICS is here,

is it still easy to root after the upgrade? Are there any other things to

worry about before doing the upgrade?

Thanks,

Steve
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eejimen:
OTH - Over the Hair:D

Root is very simple if you follow these instructions
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] morestuff:
OK, bad typing today, I meant to say Over The Air update notice for my tablet.

Also, does Flash content still play after the ICS install?

Thanks,

Steve
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eejimen:
I went to www.cnn.com and videos are not playing on stock browser. I have read you can still use flash with other browsers such as Dolphin HD.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 07hemi4me:
Fired up the TAB (Verizon 10.1) when I got home from work and BINGO, popup saying I had an update. About 10min later I was rocking ICS.

Played with it untill late last nght, IMHO it is a very good update and runs well on the TAB. Wish it was 4.1 JB like my Nexus. but this will do.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Able to watch CNN and Engadget videos in stock browser after installing flash from market. CNN's feeds are horrible for me, dropped frames and sync issues most likely due to codec compatibility but Engadget's videos play perfectly in stock browser.

Chrome of course doesn't support flash on the tab so that's out.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nilesat:
great

thank you looks awesome
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MichaelMcC:
I have decided that for me, this update fixed the sluggish feel I've hated all along. Seems more responsive and a lighter touch. Anybody else have an opinion?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eejimen:
I agree this feels a lot faster than HC 3.2 and have not noticed any of the other issues I've read about. The only negative I've noticed is Netflix takes longer to start.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Yep, I'm no longer reaching for my nexus 7 more than the galaxy tab. I've decided to try to keep things light on this tablet now and I think that strategy will pay off long enough for me to ride out the rest of my contact. By that I mean not too many fancy widgets and no live wallpapers (including multipicture live wallpaper). By then hopefully there will be a 10 inch nexus device with LTE. Lol, one can dream can't he?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serpentene:
Amazing placebo effect..

the reality is your tab runs slower, drains your battery quicker with fewer compatible apps.

Have fun.

Ooh and you can perform this analysis for yourselves.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MichaelMcC:
Regardless what the results of a test would show, it still doesn't change the fact that I don't have the delay when I launch an app, I don't find myself tapping harder on the touch screen for it to acknowledge my existence, and it gives me an overall better experience. Being slower than before isn't something I've noticed. Say 2 blinks of an eye now instead of 1 isn't making me want to go back to what I was experiencing before. The battery may very well be draining faster but I still don't have to recharge more than I did before which is nightly. I haven't come across any apps that don't work yet so I must not use the ones that no longer work.

The ones who responded to my post may be experiencing a placebo effect, but since I was expecting to be disappointed, the placebo analogy doesn't work for me.

And thanks, I'm having a ball :)

Michael
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serpentene:
As I posted earlier these were designed for next gen tablets and smart phones..

These tabs are yesterday news..

And I put even greater faith in the developer community to arrive with a better solution now that code has been released.

I'll wait for Pershoot 4.1 magic Jellybean before bothering with broken ICS on an Galaxy 10.1
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eXiled Killah:
Bravo!! Bravo!! Very well stated. It's about the user experience and perception. I'm in TOTAL agreement with everything you're saying here. :good:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serpentene:
Bah..It'S nothing more than the human psyche telling you its the latest and greatest so it must be better.

Stuff a Ferrari engine into a Fiat and you get a bad driving Fiat.

P.s. Heard recent news flash..no future updates for this device..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] eXiled Killah:
Actually not so, at least not in my case. When the tab was updated from 3.1 to 3.2 I absolutely hated it. To me it felt more sluggish than on 3.1 AND at that time 3.2 was the latest and greatest on the tablets.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serpentene:
And you are admittedly right. 3.1 will natively run faster and smoother than 3.2 for the same reasons it does against 4.x

You can tweak performance from any of these to compensate..to a degree..but just like in the PC platform..the more feature rich (READ FATTER)

the more demands required of the hardware.

The average user will not spend hours with tweaking rooted apps and build.prop commands ..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Those wishing to run CM9 on their SCH-i905 instead may want to check out droidbasement today.

Those who assisted pershoot in obtaining the drivers/files that he needed to roll support for our device into CM9 and test it as I have - THANK YOU.

Note you will need to flash CWM 6 using odin and then flash the CM9 build. If you want to go back to stock ICS thereafter you will have to start all over with CWM 5.0.4 so I suggest you flash CWM 5.0.4 first, make your nandroid and back that up to your PC before you begin. Copy the CM9 zip onto your tab, odin flash CWM 6 from droidbasement and then boot into that, wipe data/factory reset and clear cache then reboot.

You will lose all apps/data naturally but if you use Titanium it's easy enough to restore what you need. Take heed of the notes on droidbasement regarding issues/compatibility.

Thus far CM9 seems to be more of a battery hog than stock ICS from Samsung/Verizon was but it is nice to be in a complete stock experience.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] pershoot:
battery is great here (and always has been).

after flashing a new build and wiping, you should give the battery/stats time to recalibrate/adjust.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] evilz51:
you are such a negative nancy... and to top it off.. you dont seem to understand the reality.

Lets go from a direct user experience.. the browser, pages that took 40-50 seconds to load now take 10, being able to type in search boxes, even on XDA, now actually work correctly rather than having to wait for the entire page to load, the boot is faster, apps load quicker, and the overall experience is better in every quantifiable way.

You say it just HAS to be slower... well not exactly, 3.x was designed only to run on tablets, had very few optimizations, and was overall a relatively poor performer, compared to 4.0 ICS, which was designed to run on phones as well as tablets, taking into account power saving features and all the rest.

This idea you have that it has to have more bloat is just stupid. unless you work for Google, provide some quantifiable evidence as to our our psyche is fooling us.. please keep these negative, and quite frankly unhelpful posts to yourself.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Those owning an SCH-i905 wishing to move to CM for now need to be at official ICS prior to flashing CWM and CM due to a modem update that was pushed in the OTA along with the OS. Sorry Serp, you will have to update ... if only briefly.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Serpentene:
Ah the man wearing the rose colored glasses..

You obviously don't read much of the general global consensus on the internet fan boy Jones.

I have ICS and I have HC 3.2 heavily tweaked.

I stay with 3.2 and it is much better for this device thank you.

---------- Post added at 05:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:37 PM ----------

Thanks Muzzy...what does this mean?

Can you explain?

Is this related to the IPv6 update ?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Nearest I can tell, along with ICS the OTA brought a firmware flash to the modem. The drivers packaged with ICS are incompatible with prior firmwares (I know because I did some testing with Pershoot on this flashing from HC straight to his CM9 builds) so you have to run the OTA to get the modem package installed. Needless to say you lose all data on the device when you do this so a full backup is highly recommended.

BTW with regards to my battery life comment earlier on CM9 I believe I was either experiencing some wakelock issues with an application or had the tab in sleep mode in an area with poor LTE coverage. Currently things are running fine other than GPS issues that Pershoot's trying to sort out.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] MichaelMcC:
Does this CM still have the microphone issue?

I use both cameras and the mic.

Thanks for the info.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] muzzy996:
Not entirely sure, never had a use for mic so I did not test it on CM9. I'm currently on a different test build so I can't test for you, sorry.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] mike escobar:
ayuda con una rom compatible sch-i905 en formato md5 para odin por favor

ayuda con una rom compatible sch-i905 en formato md5 para odin por favor
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jonathanclary:
I only use it 100 times a day. All of the sudden uninstalled and can't find it in the Play Store?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] juggalo1300:
idk know why its gone from the market. But if you do find it unmount the SD card when you install it. I've had that happen to me plenty of times. The nice people here told me that and it worked for me.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jonathanclary:
Worked. Odd it wouldn't show in store. Thanks!

DELETE. don't wanna take up space. Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillteddy:
i was on paranoid android 0.5

flashed abyss kernel

now it rebooted recovery into cwm

but when i used volume buttons to navigate th screen refreshes

wht do i do???:crying:

edit---as usual stupid me....problem solved :P

i cant imagine th stupidity of my questionwhen i figure out the answer !

yes stupid idiot me

:D

dear mods del this thrread :))
[Desire Android Development] bWorks:
I'am not a developer! I try around a little and hope that it works!

Hello Guys,

i have port the CM-Version from Nexus One to the HTC Desire!

GApps are included in this rom!

Special thanks to

Roalex COS - for the base on this rom!

NikeZ - for his hard work on Jellybean

Reider123 - for his port to the Nexus One

Whats are working? Look here

Do you need the stock hboot!

Download

Click here for the v1.2

Click here for the v1.1

Click here for the v1

Changelog

15. August
Google Search fixed
[SIZE="2"](microphone problem fixed)[/SIZE]

14. August
Update to latest version from Reider123
Update to latest version from NikeZ

03. August
First Release

App2SD install

Open the terminal

su

a2sd install

y/n/y

Video

[YOUTUBE]u3MCoYpgSoU[/YOUTUBE]

Have fun with the first version. :)

Greetz

Tom
[Desire Android Development] Androidmarketuser:
Looks great, seems to be run nearly as smooth as my actually flashed BCM Rom (CM9)

EDIT: Ok my I understand it now, I was just confused^^

Ah I've got a little question:

Do you want to update your ROM if reider is updating his Rom (or Nikez, I don't know...)
[Desire Android Development] bWorks:
My port is a part from Reider123 (his have port cm10 to the n1) and the COS/NikeZ rom for the base.

Edit://

:D
[Desire Android Development] karlo1700:
WOW I am really impressed! it looks really fast for the first release
[Desire Android Development] rum0s:
Wow thanks man, downloading right now. I was struggling with myself buying a new phone, but your work prevented me of doing it

:)
[Desire Android Development] Reb0rn:
First impressions are really positive. Thou I do have WiFi and data being a bit dodgy. Noticed it on the latest evervolv nightly too... and cos jelly.

Great port!
[Desire Android Development] gregbrooker:
Just flashed this.

In the video there is a camera app. But I don't have one when I flash.

Otherwise its great so far, a little lag/delay when pressing back and opening some programs but understandable.

My concern in the camera, I am re-flashing to see if it fixes.

I cant believe this is an alpha, great work so far!!! :good:

Im sure it will not take that much for you to have it up and running soon.

Great work!! :good:

Going to sleep now, will update in the morning.
[Desire Android Development] sol-sol:
What hboot it needs?
[Desire Android Development] saber.srod:
HTC desire CDMA?
[Desire Android Development] drTestPilot:
Yeah! Looks awesome! Thank you!
[Desire Android Development] vijendrahs:
Super duper ROM.

Thank you very much.
[Desire Android Development] Wingerio:
Good job!!!

Can you post Google Talk installer? It's not present in this ROM.
[Desire Android Development] vijendrahs:
Google Talk

Here you go

https://www.box.com/shared/6bbf163e230089c8a6aa
[Desire Android Development] biron_w:
Flashed this with no problems.

Tried the SpazeDog JB rom and my apps just kept force closing but they work fine on this.

Only thing I would like is the CM theme chooser as I hate the look of ICS/JB.
[Desire Android Development] vijendrahs:
where is the option to change theme in this ROM?

I installed touchwiz theme for cm10 but it did not work.
[Desire Android Development] Reb0rn:
All these new cm10 builds have real data connection and WiFi issues.
[Desire Android Development] Mr.Mefisto:
From now on you will find this Rom on Desire Index! Great work OP! Thumb Up!
[Desire Android Development] mitelinko:
I have never had CyanogenMod before. I have only had Oxygen. Is the installation process the same? And by the same i mean : put the ROM on the SD card, boot into recovery and and choose install zip from SD card?

EDIT: I have ClockworkMod Recovery v2.5.0.7
[Desire Android Development] alabasta10:
Yes, the installation process is the same.
[Desire Android Development] gregbrooker:
Have had this ROM running for about 2 days and it's great so far.

A few things

- I remove the default Music app cuz it was way too slow for me and when ProPlayer was installed the default app would "capture" the headphone's button clicks and start to play instead of ProPlayer.

- Google Now works perfectly. A little lag but expected.

- No cam :( I am able to use Fast Burst Camera to take pics and doesn't cause reboots.

- Slight lag in opening/closing apps but I think switching Governer to Smartass v2 helps cut the delay and makes it feel faster.

Great ROM dude, hope to see more updates :D
[Desire Android Development] mitelinko:
Thank you very much!

Now it works quite well imo :)
[Desire Android Development] Reb0rn:
Have you tried cos jb test3 as base?
[Desire Android Development] bWorks:
Yes I'm work on it. :cool:
[Desire Android Development] saber.srod:
Does it work on Cdma
[Desire Android Development] soodmanhar:
Can you please make it for stock hboot
[Desire Android Development] gregbrooker:
It does work on Stock.
[Desire Android Development] aelfinn:
And boy, does it ever! Install was very quick, and man, does the old lady fly now! I had high hopes but am still surprised to see how incredibly smooth and all-round fast this is (compared to MIUI ICS, which is hardly a slouch). Google Now is great fun too. Verdict: instantly addictive!
[Desire Android Development] savale:
<3 for getting cm10 to the desire.
[Desire Android Development] atuladhikari:
Do a full wipe.
[Desire Android Development] Tarun Chaudhary:
I always do full wipe... maybe its not even the rom issue... maybe its the network issue.. because I'm the only one getting this issue a lot often.. thanks anyway..
[Desire Android Development] atuladhikari:
Full wipe as in even your SD Card. Don't use Titanium Backup or anything.
[Desire Android Development] Parastie:
EDIT:

I did get a camera to work! It took one picture, then soft reboot. Hahahaha

One last edit, this is by far the best JB build I've played with yet. It actually works! Can't get any better then that. You sir, are now my favorite Desire Dev. :D
[Desire Android Development] htc-fanboy:
awesome!

wow cool, looks promising! :good:

waiting for progress! :)
[Desire Android Development] aelfinn:
Are there any plans to take this ROM further, or is this more like a proof of concept?