yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjnagy:
I did some research last nite.

The first thing I did is the dpi hack...flashed that did not do any of the clearing of data in google apps yet as I have not had the chance to see if there are issues with google play.

In regards to issue one with the radio...I looked at my settings

JPZ is what is currently showing which what I am guessing is leading to the drops.

I was going to flash to the tmobile stock modem as I am in North America.

My question on that is can I use ODIN and solely flash just the modem without wiping or doing any harm to the current cm10 image.

I really would like to avoid another wipe and reflash.

Also if I can just flash the modem using odin do I need to have a pit file or can I just set phone to the tmobile bin file and flash away.

If flashing is not possible does someone have the files I need to copy to the efs folder.

On the third issue it would seem I need to reinstall samsung carhome but instead of installing on the tab it would seem I need to push the install with ADB if I want it to install as a service and startup all the time. Can anyone verify this?

Issue 2 when I flashed to CM10 I did not see a kernel file to update...is that installed with rom flash or did I miss something.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] soomat:
Great Rom just installed today hope everything just fine...

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjnagy:
Really need some help on this one

Yesterday went ahead and flashed the modem to tmobile stock NA using ODIN. The thinking was this would fix the issues with dropping the cell connection. Flash went fine however now when I go into providers and select T-mobile I get a message saying it cannot connect to the server. Under the system settings it is still showing up as JPZ.

Please any help would be appreciated

Ric Nagy

Galaxy Tab 7' SGT-849

64GB Memory

Cyanogen 10 Latest nightly build
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
In CM you don't flash modem using ODIN. It's just the file modem.bin that you have to copy to /radio. When in doubt, search for modem.bin in the thread of your ROM to make sure.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjnagy:
No modem connectivity

I wasn't in CM...had tab connected to pc and flashed modem.bin with ODIN 1.7, supposedly said successful.

Didn't use CM because I thought CM only did zips and everytime I tried to use CM Recovery on tmobile stock modem zip file it failed.

Ric
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
CM is short for CyanogenMod, the name of the ROM on this thread (CM10).

Don't get it confused with CwM - ClockworkMod Recovery.

Modem flashing with ODIN only works for the original stock ROMs, forget it.

Again, in all MTD CyanogenMod ROMs, to change your modem you need to simply copy the modem.bin file to the /radio directory on your Tab. cdesai also has several ZIPs ready for flashing, which do just that - copy to /radio. It's on one or more of his CM threads, in the OP.

LGTFY
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjnagy:
Last question...I will copy the modem.bin file over tonite....as far as the ril's I was going to try to use getril from the app store but it doesn't support GTab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
Never heard of that. Certainly not needed in this ROM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjnagy:
RIL's

RIL stands for Radio Interface Layer and while they don't have to match. If they do your connection while not stronger is usually more stable.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rjnagy:
Still having original problem...flashed us stock modem using ODIN which seemed to break my data...then I tried copying over modem.bin to radio...still can't connect...getting message "Cannot connect to this network right now"

Baseband shows up as T8849UVJJB which I'm guessing is the stock modem.

Samsung Galaxy Tab

CM10 4.1.2

20130210 P1 nightly

Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] D.O.C:
Please stick to the topic of this thread, personal bugs/issues or troubleshooting should be made in another thread (for instance here). This thread is for cm10.1 dicussion only. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aorestes:
hi there...

im currently on 4.2.2 10.1 experimental build ..

if i want to install this rom ... do i have to restock ..

or do i just normally install it via recovery?

so it's like a downgrade from 4.2 to 4.1 .. will there be a problem?

thankss

*edit: the reason i want to downgrade because i couldnt use Papago! on 4.2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Should not need to restock, but need wipe data as well.

If things goes really wrong, then restock.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dpaik:
you need to wipe data/dalvik/cache....i tried going back to 4.1.2 from 4.2.2 and just got stuck at the boot logo forever...upgrading to different bases might be ok...but downgrading usually doesn't fly too well
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jgaviota:
recovery

format /system

wipe data/dalvik/cache

install cm10

install gapps

reboot

enjoy :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TMacPT:
Hi guys,

Need help.

Last night update from cm9.1 to cm10. After a few scares at last put it working. The problem is i think the cm9.1 is more friendly than this one even more faster and more smooth.

Well what i want to know if i can just wipe and instal cm9.1 again?

Regards

TMacPT
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Re: [ROM][4.1.2] CyanogenMod 10 Weekly Builds

Restock to GB first.

They are on different mtd partition types.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TMacPT:
Thanks Man!

I already expect an anwser like that.

Regards

TMacPT

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Well,

I´m back to the cm9.1. For me is indeed the best ROM for the P1000.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nanofone:
Re: [ROM][4.1.2] CyanogenMod 10 Weekly Builds

please help
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aorestes:
i got that as well everytime i reboot the tab ... i always click wait .. then it's ok ..

but really annoying to see it everytime .. i wonder why..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nanofone:
Re: [ROM][4.1.2] CyanogenMod 10 Weekly Builds

Thanks aorestes!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] harshybar:
AOSP Keyboard

I CONSTANTLY keep getting AOSP Keyboard Stop working or FC. I can't really use my Tablet, I tried CM 10.1 and KANG. I restocked it last week and it ran well. Anyone else having issues?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] firekesti:
I had that issue, turned out I used the CM 10.1 gapps instead of the CM 10 gapps. Download the 10 version, reboot to recovery, wipe /system, reinstall cyanogenmod, install proper gapps. It completely fixed the problem for me.

Note: if you don't wipe /system and just reinstall cyanogenmod, it doesn't clean out the old gapps.

ALSO: I didn't try just flashing the older gapps on top of the newer ones. If you don't want to wipe everything, give that a shot first, but I have no idea if it would work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bigz1981:
Has anyone on T-Mobile tried to switch their phone sim card into this tab? I tried this to use it as my primary device, and the phone & text messaging work fine, but when I try to connect to the Internet, I get a message telling me I need to sign into the network. I've tried hard setting the mobile network to T-Mobile, but I still have this issue. Any thoughts/suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neurocutie:
not using this Rom, but yes with GB. Tmo sim works fine for voice, sms and data.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MP99:
Works (mostly) OK for me - I'm in UK.

What APN are you connecting to?

cheers, Martin
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jacklad:
Battery Drain?

I'm having a strange issue where I'll put the tablet down, still powered on, and the battery will drain completely dead while it's sleeping - sometimes it does, sometimes not - can't figure out what it is - sometimes it will last for a few days without a charge, then sometimes it's dead within hours - anyone have this happen?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ep3:
I have the same issue so I just power down mine completely when I'm not using it. I know it's a hassle but this way I know for sure it wouldn't drain my battery and I'll know for sure I have power when I need it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] b3llair:
Does any1 have any issue about the hardware decoding stopped or failed when playing a 1080p video?

I just noticed it recently, haven't played a 1080p video on my GTab, but recently i played it on my tab and always notice that the hardware decoding stopped when playing 1080p video, it worked fine on 720p and 480p video.

Any1 can help?

Thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] paulspecialist:
yes you could,i already tried to install directly from recovery in cm10 to cm9.1 :):)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
If I remember correctly, you are in for a big one.

The two ROM uses different partition sizing.

Restock is recommended. Else you end up with cm9.1 but with cm10 sizing of space.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] KTM690:
After every reboot on my P1000, I get the following error message -

Process system isn't responding.

Do you want to close it?

wait OK

If I press wait or OK everything seems to work fine.

I have tried completely restocking and re-installing twice with same results.

Anyone have any ideas what is happening here & how to resolve it.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Sounds like a wrong gapps.

You need the 20121212 version, not 20130301.

And if that is the case, you need to flash the ROM once more, then the right gapps.

You can just flash the right gapps on top of the wrong one.

Edit: ignore that. My bad. 20121011 is the right one.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] KTM690:
Thanks for your reply priyana. I'm a little confused!

I used gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip from Goo.im

Isn't this the latest ver for 4.1.x?

According to Goo.im the 20121212 version is for android 4.2.1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
My bad. I must have them mixed up.

Sorry.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] olyloh6696:
Same here. Any ideas?

Galaxy SII • Stock XWLSN • Dorimanx Kernel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eboIa:
Same here for a long time...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Lore1:
Nightly Build 29042013

Hi,

there is a new nightly build out today :)

Regards

Lore1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] geno93n0:
Thanks for the heads-up, getting it right now. Does anyone know of any issues it has?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Supercheese:
Which version of gapps should I download? And what do you mean by 3-button-combo? I use vol+ + pover.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] frgo:
it's gone with the latest nightly
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] geno93n0:
Huh, so I flashed the latest nightly, only to see a blue bar running through my screen and to get stuck at CWM-based Recovery v6.0.2.8 without so much as a menu. I did everything right, so it must be an aftereffect of the repartitioning from CM9 to CM10. Help pl0x?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] KTM690:
I have had the same problem in the past and found that if I flash the rom twice it fixes it. After the first flash, and before putting gapps on, stay in recovery & simply flash the rom over the top again.

If all that fails I'd do a restock first then flash the rom twice then put gapps on.

Good luck.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] geno93n0:
Turns out I accidentally ran the CM10 zip from the external memory card instead of the internal one. Fixed it by doing the tried-and-tested "restock -> OvercomeKernel -> Overcome ROM" method and reflashing CM10 from the internal mmc.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
The tried and tested one is restock-> overcome kernel

Stop there.

The overcome ROM is unnecessary. It get wipes out immediately by cm10.

Trust me. Save lots of time not doing it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] geno93n0:
You said yourself in another thread that you have to include the ROM. And either way, flashing just the kernel doesn't work for me. I tried that back when I was flashing CM9. It got stuck in a bootloop, so I had to redo the entire process including the Overcome ROM, and then CM9. The Japanese model must have some quirks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
The ROM meaning GB-stock-save-v5, which makes the baseline to load overcome kernel.

I never quite like overcome ROM. I used acudroid back then. And I use redpill kernel.

I like the stock safe they put together, and their method, so I always recommend the method to help others.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] geno93n0:
I see. Actually GB-Stock-Safe didn't work on my model, the only stock ROM that flashed properly was the Japanese Gingerbread ROM, which is what I use as the baseline for the Overcome kernel. Maybe that's why I always have to flash the Overcome Series 4.1 ROM before installing another custom ROM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] b3llair:
Update to the last build but still has the same problem, any1 can help me, got tons of 1080p but can't be played on my tab :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Supercheese:
How to turn on otg mode in cm9?

Wysłane z mojego GT-P1000 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ticklemepinks:
can someone please help me with this restocking process, i don't get it
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Just follow my signature. Read the pdf guide in that thread. That is the easiest and 100% solid restocking guide by Overcome.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] b3llair:
just check the link on the first page

but the download link, direct me into the latest build of cm10.1

how can i get the last build from cm10, since i know there are still lots of issue in cm10.1

i think its still no go for me as daily use

so i want to stick with the last build of cm10 for now

any1 can give the link into last build?

Thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] davenrai:
Just thought I'd post this in here for people on the CDMA tab.

The latest nightly for Cyanogenmod 10 runs excellent (Oct.6th 2013) . Very smooth and regular apps that I use run flawlessly on it.

I have been getting a weird kernel wakelock but haven't had time to look deep into it. Battery life isnt much of an issue.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lordorwell:
the links are dead for the i800 rom. Any chance of a good link? I was recently given seven of these and the software is screwed up on most of them to the point play store redirects to a text file.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rwa66:
I had that problem two times in the last two years. Only working solution for me (and many others) is to open the Tab and remove the battery from main board for a few minutes. After that problem is over.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stappern:
i had overcome 2.3.7 made a nandroid backup, flashed this.... no phone or mobile network so i restored nandroid backup but got an error,reboot and im back whit the old recovery, can't restore nandroid backup (can't open /cache/recovery/last_log and others) and can't flash cm10 back either (assert failed :getprop("ro-product.device etc etc))

what can i do?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Old nandroid backups are incompatible with latest Cm10 . Restock and reflash Cm10 then copy the modem.bin in the cm10 zip file to system/vendor .

What can you do ? Read the thread . :P
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Blame73:
Apart from reading a couple of posts before flashing and finding out there's a new partition table?

You should restock, reinstall overcome and restore overcome backup (if you want your data back in a working tab) otherwise this rom comes new from scratch
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stappern:
can't restock the computer won't recognize the device via usb cable

ps

in the first post nothing is said about a new partition table,i have to read the whole thread to flash one rom??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eboIa:
And this for example?

"

Note: Nandroids of CM9 and CM10 are incompatible due to partition layout changes. Please be on the correct version before restoring Nandroids.

"

And there are lot other place in OP about this warning.

Yes, you need to read carefully if you want a new ROM, or maybe stay on stock for easy life...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bubblebob:
Thanks..I'm just hoping it's not hardware problem.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stappern:
dude i flash stuff before android was even born,i wasn't on cyanogen mod 9 or 10 so it doesn't make sense

DON'T RESTORE BACKUP OTHER THAN CM10 OR U WILL BRICK YOUR DEVICE

was it so hard to write?

and noe i have a very expensive piece of plastic
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cdesai:
Your device probably isn't bricked if you didn't mess up something on your part, restoring an older nandroid will just mess up the partitions, and not brick the device.

That being said, there's a disclaimer at the top stating you do this as your own risk.

Read along a bit, and follow the instructions, and you'll be fine.

Now actually describe how your tab is right now, and you could try to get help.

And, i believe the latest nightlies should have solved the modem / radio issues.

Sorry for the delay in uploading new modem zips, but i was hospitalized for 4 days and couldn't do anything.

I'll make and upload them by tomorrow, thanks for the patience.

Oh and just taking the file (modem.bin) out of the old zip and putting it in /system/vendor works too. it's in /system/vendor now and not /radio.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Gosh, cdesai. Hope you are well now. Don't code too much.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] edwardplus:
About the battery drop rapidly and unreasonably:

I found this issue in CM9 as well but so far not in CM10

My solution is to flash back Overcome and its kernel and try to re-flash CM9(10) and try to install kernel other than HumberOS

If you find the battery becomes normal again then it means that the issue is maybe the same as CM9: the kernel makes the battery cell broken.

My experience is while the battery is around 20~30%,it will suddenly drop to 3% and the device seems abnormal like unpredictable bug that never exists before and only occurs that moment. Sometimes are more serious.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eboIa:
The current default UI

Just for inform everybody if maybe don't know as everybody try to reach 'Tablet UI'. The default 'Phablet UI' is not a classic 'Phone UI', this is a hybrid UI, what basically tells for applications that the device is tablet, so all applications will start in tablet mode (dual plane etc...) just the main system UI is in phone style. I don't really know why we need it, but basically using this is not a real problem as all applications will start in tablet mode.

---------- Post added at 07:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:39 PM ----------

All ROMs for CWM recovery usualy does not have bootloaders (even don't know there are possibilities for it), so those simply could not brick your device. While you can reach bootloader you will never in problematic situation, and CWM ROMs usually does not touch that. So please thanks it for your old flash experiences. You simply don't know what you wrote I think. Not your first post was the real problem but the second!

Sorry for to OT. I'm out now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Stilm:
Anyone managed to get any of the apps to sd-ext scripts working on our tabs? Or even s2e? So far only thing that worked for me was Link2SD but I don't like that app at all...It's nice to be able to swap apps from ext to internal and stuff but I find that it doesn't work that well for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rgbigel:
Humberos' version of CWM is hopefully the one to get the partitioning function back, first. His version is the only one truely suitable for P1, because here you do not have to crawl below the device to push the vol and power buttons.

@Humberos: pretty please...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] painter_:
I just saw this. Change Ic13cc97d: add p1c (Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" CDMA) to build-targets

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/23050/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] alroger:
partition screwup

Man, I blew it here. Not sure what I did, but after trying the re-partition from a nightly there was no more /dev/block/mmcblk0p3, no cache to mount.. I removed both partitions from mmcblk0 in hopes that a full restock with repartition would recreate them correctly, but no luck here. Should full restock restore this partition table? I'm using Heimdall 1.3.1 here.

EDIT: Just to be clear, that's the internal sdcard for me. When I tried to repartition I had the external (emmc) mmcblk1 inserted.

Could someone show the the output for fdisk -l /dev/block/mmcblk0?

Or maybe get me the whole mbr like this, and attaching the resulting mbr.bin file?

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/mbr.bin count=512

Any tips appreciated. Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DaKillaWilla:
jt1134 updated the p1c repos and verified everything builds and works correctly now for the cdma tab. Nightlies may start soon, or somebody can build it and post the link.... :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] scanferr:
Is there anyone here that ran out of memory? I don't have a lot of apps installed but it says that I don't have enough available memory when I try to install more apps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeffrey_nicol:
sir,

its because of the new partition layout for cm10..

read a few post back..

there are ways to solve this issue (functionality) :)

:angel::angel::angel:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XenoStrat:
It's not an issue, it's a functionality.. :/
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maxadamo:
Summarize issues/bugs ?

Could you please summarize all known issues on the very first post of this thread?

As of the nature of this horrible XDA Forums it's not easy to navigate all discussions (lot of spam, images, trick & track, arguing & flaming and pages load very slowly). When the men were men there was usenet, but now we must be satisfied with this.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ratnikrus:
when the tablet connects to your computer through Usb begins restart - weather widget (standing in the memory phone (which is 450MB) after a reboot does not show data. white blank widget. helps only to reinstall the widget.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rgbigel:
There are far too many people in this forum who just evade the questions instead of being of help. Fact is, I have read this and other threads and I am an experienced IT Pro. Still, there are only open question with regard to the memory issue, which is now common to the nightlies and Humberos release, yes I know it is because of the new partition layout. Many have discussed this decision (check _Derk_ for instance), but if we are supposed to live with the way the world is, why not clearly describe how?

Let me add that for someone who uses ~180 apps is not a priori out of his/her mind. It should be FUN to toy around with new apps and experimental releases, not a pain.

What I have not been able to get a (working!) answer for is this:

- does the repartitioning of the Sdcard with an (additional) EXT3 Partition really solve the memory problem? What are the drawbacks, if any?

- where do I find a CMW version that allows me to repartition? This options is NOT available on the latest nightly, and NOT available on Humberos builds. (It's just not true that the Humberos one is the only one that does not offer it, but nobody clearly answered at which time it got abandoned.)

Please note: I am aware that repartitioning is also possible with ADB, I did find a "cookbook" on the matter. But apparently this process is not described for the P1000, there is no confirmation that it works, and at least 3 posts state that it did not work too well on whatever iron they were doing this to. Come on, this thread is about P1000, linking to "solutions" which likely create more "brick-messages" is not helpful.

- Provided somebody has succeeded the reartitioning, what are the observations as to speed? Yes, I agree that CM10 with the new partition scheme is a lot smoother (as long as memory is sufficient), but what's it like when all has been switched using Link2SD? What's the story on widgets? Do they, or dont they work?