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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
My WiFi notification fluctuates quite a bit (or rather is much more active going up & down bars than on the ICS builds). I'm assuming you already looked into it, but ... in WiFi / Advanced settings, do you have "Avoid Poor Connections" enabled? Just wondering if that's what's causing it to avoid (what it may think is) a poor signal. I'm not sure why my WiFi bars fluctuate so much, but I haven't had any particular connection issues (despite whether it shows 1 bar or 3 bars).

Strange. I'm also using the stock settings but haven't come across this yet. I'll chime back in if I do.

This actually happened to me the first time I loaded the rom. After going back and forth between settings and apps, the notification area was unresponsive (just as you mentioned). In my haste, I just assumed I had too many things going on in the background so just rebooted. Now I'm curious if it would've been responsive had I given it more time (to come back). :laugh:

Also, I have gesture settings setup on Apex to cue the notification area. That also produced no response at the time.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Hi yosup.

Thanks. I didn't even know WiFi has this advanced option :)

Unticking it now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
3) It happened to me once using tablet ui and I thought because I put the power toggles in the notifications area causing this freezing but after reboot everything came back to normal. And one more thing, touching the setting in the right of the notifications not linked to the setting and not doing anything except expanding to show the other options.

My problem is with the battery status, till now I am trying to get back to normal and after several cycles of full charge, calibration, or wiping battery stats, full discharge, but still have this issue, when the battery suddenly drop extremely like 14% or may be even 1% but I can still use the tab for long time and the battery just stay on 1% and I know it is a fake status, this just happened right now when I took screen shot to show you the notifications area and the battery dropped from 75% to 1% so I just rebooted and I got 14%.

BTW, all setting is default no over clocking or undervolting

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tryerxda:
Very Nice

Hi guys,

Installed 4 days ago, and so far (barring bugs/situations already noted) there's very little wrong with this ROM.

(Update: I do notice that certain areas in my house which have low Wifi signal, using Overcome 4, I'll still have a minimal connection, whereas AOKP won't see the router, even after rebooting - Not an issue, just a note)

PDroid is also working very nicely with it, although it did mess up my Tasker and Swiftkey apps a bit (Both bought - probably just related to other apps I have installed)

In case someone else wants to try out PDroid on this ROM, I'll enclose the APK (Downloaded off Market today), plus the patch updater and the patch restorer.

I'd recommend installing the patch and PDroid before doing anything else, after the first boot.

(Please only use these if you know what you are doing. If you don't know what these are for, you probably don´t need them)

Cheers

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Oops... files didnt upload through the XDA app.

Here they are, from my Dropbox account:

PDroid APK: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6565839/AOKPGT7-PDroid/pdroid_app.zip

PDroid Patch Installer: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6565839/AOKPGT7-PDroid/pdroid_patch_update.zip

PDroid Patch Restorer: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6565839/AOKPGT7-PDroid/pdroid_patch_restore.zip

Reminder, these are for: aokp_sgt7-p1-jb_20121006.

Also, as I haven't fully tested this, you need to bear in mind:

1 - Using these are entirely your responsibility.

2 - And it's also possible this MAY cause some problems in the ROM, so make sure this isn't the cause of any bugs in the ROM itself, before submitting them.

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For all of you having battery troubles, try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31106035&postcount=1491

- Leave TAB powered off, and charging from a low power (500mA) USB Port overnight

- Open your TAB (Google it. Only do this if you're comfortable opening up your TAB)

- Disconnect the battery from the mainboard. Leave it disconnected for about 5 minutes. (Dont worry, you won't lose any information)

- Press the buttons several times

- Reconnect battery to board, close TAB, Power on.

- Let the TAB discharge completely through normal use. Recharge completely again while off (using low power USB port), reset battery counter.

you should notice the battery stabilizing after 3 or 4 complete charge/recharge cycles.

Hope this helps, but more importantly, leave feedback so others can see if it works or not.

Good luck!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jacklad:
CDMA Love?

a couple people have previously posted that the CDMA version is not booting - same happens for me - installs, then goes to black after SAMSUNG logo and initial splash screen - I'd love to get on this train as the SGT7 ICS version is hands down the best rom I've had on my tab - thanks for keeping hope alive!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] towenk3:
ditto 4 me as well. thanx for all ur work though...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Maybe meanwhile CDMA user can try to flash humberos p1c kernel (boot.img) and boot up.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] triscuit1983:
Do you happen to have a link to that kernel? I looked through HumberOS.com and didn't see anything p1c. Google search didn't find anything for me either.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 3DSammy:
[SOLVED] Stuck on Rom install with Status 7 abort

SOLVED - I understand the error of my ways. I should never have done the installation of "aokp_galaxytab_kernel-p1-20120421.zip" (6-b). No sure why there is a download link for it, no matter.

Thanks for the great JB ROM and all your hard work.

========================================================

Sorry Android noob request:

I am stuck installing the AOKP SGT7 ROM with a Status 7 error.

This was a still in the box tab (from a relative who did not want it) GT-P1000R (Rogers).

Followed these steps leading up to my issues:

1) Rooted Foyo

2) Upgraded to a rooted safe Gingerbread

3) Installed the Overcome ROM/Kernel. Worked great, still rooted and with ClockworkMod Recovery 5+ installed.

4) Downloaded and verified MD5sum values:

- aokp_galaxytab_kernel-p1-20120421.zip

- aokp_sgt7-p1-jb_20121006.zip

- gapps-jb-20120726-signed.zip

5) Copied all three zip files onto a microSD card

6) Following the instruction on the first post of this thread:

a) Followed each step including the two wipes

b) Successfully installed aokp_galaxytab_kernel-p1-20120421.zip but it did not reboot as described "after a few seconds, the tablet will reboot". It just stayed waiting on the menu.

c) Rebooted the tab myself back into CWR (no boot loops)

d) Tried to install aokp_sgt7-p1-jb_20121006.zip but it always aborts with:

assert failed: run_program("/tmp/updater.sh") == 0

E:Error in /emmc/aokp_sgt7-p1-jb_20121006.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted.

I tried installing again after a reboot into CWR but this time selected "toggled asserts" first. This made no difference.

If anyone can help I would appreciate it.

Thanks

Doug
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tryerxda:
I had this error the first time I flashed, but did the whole thing again, after redownloading the rom files again

I formatted everything through recovery, restocked, reovercame(???), and copied over the aokp files to my externalsd and flashed from there.

Hope this helps.

On another note: Has anyone tried the nandroid backup option? I keep getting md5 errors, whether backing up to internal or external.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rodman01:
Perhaps you try it again with the installation file on your internal memory, not on external sd card? Just in first (root) directory. And sometimes its better not to insert the external sd as well as the sim card during installation.

Just an idea and you can give him a try :).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Sequester:
I am flasing my devices since ages but currently feeling like a noob.

My last flash of this ROM went bad and I sort of bricked my phone.

What I did now is flashing a kernel with CWM 3.0.0.5 and now I at least can see CWM again. I then wanted to flash the latest version of this ROM but all goes wrong as my Tab says it can't find volume E:

I know this is a development thread but maybe someone can point me to the right direction. Greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Sorry if it's already discussed and I missed it, but anyone have flash working?

I loaded a flash apk. But no bueno for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
IIRC, this was the last discussion on Adobe Flash:

Was that the apk you tried?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
This one. It does not work for me, unless I am missing a step somewhere.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 3DSammy:
Thanks so much

In my first post I professed my noobieness and that still stands, but I have to say your ROM is great.

When I first turned on my P1000R with Foyo installed, it felt like an over sized phone . I was glad that I have large hands. After getting your ROM installed I am blown away how far Android has come in such a short time.

I have realatives yapping about their iProducts and after trying out Jelly Bean is seems to me that the iOS UI was tailored for the slow kids in the class. Jelly Bean is a serious user's tablet interface.

Thanks again.

Doug
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Is 4.1.2 a meaningful update for JB and any plans to bring it to this ROM?

Not that I really see anything that needs improved. Just curious.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Sorry, my bad, maybe humberos didn't build p1c.

You can get cm10 p1c

http://get.cm/?device=p1c

Extract the boot.img

Use heimdall

heimdall flash --kernel boot.img

Does anyone know if simply putting in in a tar works in Odin?

Stimpz0r, is your kernel meant to be different from Sgt te4m kernel (cdesai/humberos) or they are interchangeable?

This is mainly to help CDMA user boot up.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Lol, glad you figured it out. First thing to note is it's labeled "BML / Non-MTD" on the website, so that's the red flag to look for (aside from the discrepancy in dates). That 0421 BML kernel was just before stimpz0r moved to MTD on ICS B#34 (4/25/12).

I remember I first came to stimpz0r's ICS rom from BOCA (GB), and it took me a long while to really appreciate Tablet UI. Embarrassingly, I stayed on Phone UI (161 DPI) for a while just because I couldn't get used to the status bar at the bottom. Old habits die hard, I guess (lol). When I finally switched back to Tablet UI (160 DPI), it's a wonder what I did without that layout. :D

iOS ... don't get me started. Some people just like a "comfortable" (albeit static) experience, which is sad. You eat what you're fed. Rinse & repeat. I guess it's why the term "iSheep" is so endearingly used. :rolleyes:

The rom progression for the SGT7 has been stellar, and there are some very dedicated & very talented dev's on XDA cooking up stuff for our flashing pleasure. You've found the right thread though. With stimpz0r at the wheel, we're all in for a great time. Plus, there are great folks who contribute & help here. Enjoy!! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] papatzis:
Can anyone confirm if adobe flash player is working o JB? Please check in a live tv channel.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ejgutierrez:
- Is this rom planned to upgrade to jb 4.1.2 just curious as i see others rom have upgraded ?

- Would in the future this rom have OTA update feature ? As goo has this feature and there are some software that allows rom update via OTA. Now it should be easier that you got your own web ??

- What flashlight are you using ? i ve tested different ones but they dont work as expected.

Thanks for your effort and great job.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I tried this one, and it is working for me.

---------- Post added at 11:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:00 PM ----------

See my reply above, but next time, better read the thread in full if you are interested in something.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2k1:
Does anyone has auto screen rotation issue. It seems to be broken after using for a while and working fine after a reboot.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] htpc_punk_monkey:
I tried both the boot.img from CM10 and from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869477 following the instructions with the same results (blank screen)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 3DSammy:
[SOLVED] This ROM and cifs.ko

[SOLVED] Feel like an idiot as I had not loaded the cifs module in the CIFD Manager setting. Sorry fot the noise.

=============

I have search my "/sdcard" but did not found "cifs.ko". I want to create a mount point to my media server to get a music player to use that folder. So far I'm not getting anywhere with CIFS Manager, so am wondered if the issue is that there is no cifs.ko module.

ES File Explorer has not issues getting to these network shares.

So does this ROM include "cifs.ko"? If not is there a compatible "cifs.ko" module I can install? I can find one for a Galaxy Tab 10 JB ROM but have no idea if it is compatible.

Any help would be appreciated.

Doug
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Mine broke one time, reboot fixed it, and it has never happened again.

The only app that didn't heal was Flipboard. I had to remove and reinstall Flipboard to get it back in orientation.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
is the phone working ??3g...text message??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Sorry for the lack of replies everyone, I've had a few personal health problems to deal with (and still do), not including my other half and her health problems too. Let's say I find it hard to sit on a computer anywhere for too long without chronic pain... :(

I'll keep this short and sweet as I need rest, but a few quick things:

CDMA build is broken, and its not fixable by flashing the kernel from another CDMA release. It will be hopefully be sorted out as of the next build. (Protip - its the proprietary hardware drivers)

All other bugs (even if you think they aren't important) please post to the bug tracker so I don't have to search through all the posts to find them. I will endeavor to fix them when I can.

Finally, thanks to all the nice comments on the build... there will be more to come as soon as my health problems are sorted out. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Take your time, Fearless Leader.

I hope you and your lady are getting the R&R you each need.

We're super grateful for what you do.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
I hope you will get better, you and your family.

Thanks for every thing we got for free, while you are working hard and sacrificing your rest time to make all these wonderful builds.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Oh boy. That doesn't sound too pleasant. :eek:

Hope you & your wife are feeling better soon, brother. Take all the time you need. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] srikzrulez:
Even i also, Hope this will be fix soon, but rom is perfect...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Get well soon, Stimpz0r, and to your wife too.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tryerxda:
Wish you all the best stimpz0r. You you all get well real soon!

Cheers
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Daily driving this since the first day Stimpz0r released it, and not one single problem.

Amazed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
hope you get well and the family ...

i have milestone 6 installed in my tab ...can i flash aokp 4.1.1 or i have to restock again...??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
You should be able to flash on top of it, but you need to do it like 4 times due to the newer MTD format check and all.

So when you see flash bomb out quickly to reboot or boot loop, just flash again, until it proceeds as per normal flashing.

Then finally flash gapps ( make sure you have it ready, the one for JB)

then reboot.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
stimpz0r , thanks for a great rom & hope you get better soon :)

not sure if it's a bug (and if others experience the same I'll add it to the tracker), but has anyone sucessfully hidden the softkeys/navbar?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dabrowsk:
I have the same situation. I cannot hide them...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
It is working fine just go to settings/ ROM control/ power menu/ and enable show navigation bar toggle. Then just hold power button for 2-3 seconds and press the button like power off in the lower left area.

By the way this torch app and widget I take from Gnex and is working fine...

Download:

http://db.tt/OXEAiAaW

Sent from my lovely full scratched GT-P1000 using JB AOKP SGT7
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dabrowsk:
I don't want to hide statusbar but I want to hide soft buttons...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
dabrowsk, thanks for the confirmation - and salahmed, thanks for the hint, but as dabrowsk already wrote, we only wish to hide the softkeys, not the clock/notificationarea as a whole.

there also seems to be a bug with the bugtracker ;) - it doesn't let me register (no confirmationmail), so I can't add the 'unhideability' of the softkeys
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] powermatt:
Also seeing a blank screen on a Sprint tab. Tried flashing again with the CWM version included in the ROM (which seems to have flashed fine), same result. I see the Samsung logo, the Cyanogen logo, then just a blank screen. I've let it sit for several minutes and nothing ever happens.

-edit-

Bug #7 on the tracker.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
low wifi speeds anyone?

don't know whether it's related to the rom, but I get around 1,7 MB/s on the tab, while my pc gets 7,6 MB/s down. upspeed seems to be relatively ok.

it's even more noticeable when transferring files from lan via wifi: atrociously slow speeds, maybe 10% (?) of what I used to get on AOKP ICS (wifi ok, signal ok)

anyone with similar experiences or tips?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Sorry. I Did not get it at first, but this had been discussed in ICS build also.

1- if use tablet UI you get combined status bar and navigation bar so you can't hide one without hiding the other. It like you want tomatoes and you have to accept it is red. No blue tomatoes... Just kiding.

2- on ICS build i remember you can set the navigation bar buttons quantity to 1 and then make it blank button and set the navigation bar transparency to zero. But here we are talking about the first Jelly Bean build, and I confirm it is not allowing me to do this trick. And may be Stimpz0r has the clue.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Had not noticed this before your post, but my downs are consistently testing under 2, while my ups are hitting 3.5 to 4
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dabrowsk:
ad 1. OK, I understand, but in my case I cannot change number of them. It doesn't matter how many I set in ROM Control I see 3. In ICS it was working.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RogerG:
@dabrowski: IIRC I was able to set the # of buttons to 1 successfully after my first boot - while not yet forcing tablet ui. only after switching to tablet UI, I found that I was unable to cahnge the number (or hide it completely).

@salahmed: yes, I remember the issue from ICS (I asked the same question in that thread at that time myself), I just found no mention here so far, so I assumed there was an obvious solution I had just missed. It is, of course, just a minor cosmetic issue in an otherwise extremely impressive rom!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
when i press the reset .....it goes to recovery mode .

??????why is that...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Never mind. My earlier test must have been peak traffic for my neighborhood on Comcast.

I've since hit 13M to 19M downloads across many tests. So, it clearly isn't the ROM that was affecting my earlier tests.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Can you be more specific on what you pressed?

Is this reproducible all the time and everything else fine?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
like ...when i hold the power button ...when i choose reboot now not reset sorry....

it goes into recovery mode......???
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Never had that since ICS build 38 or something.

You are in JB AOKP for sure?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
yeah ...im on aokp jellybean....is this because i dont restock...i just flash it..???

im on ms 6 when i flash jelly bean..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Press "reboot system now" in recovery and it shouldn't do it the next time you reboot. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
thanks...will try it master...

it happen when i change the dpi setting...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gboniel:
Weird issue I experienced. After using my tab as a satnav in landscape mode, it won't go back to portrait mode. The sensor seems disabled and then only way to get it working again is to restart the tab.

But other than that, this is awesome. Getting 20 hours with 49% left. With wifi always on and sync to auto, i lost 3% overnight. Great battery life.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ejgutierrez:
- Is this rom planned to upgrade to jb 4.1.2 just curious as i see others rom have upgraded ? I think so, as aokp with latest build JB5 have merged with 4.1.2

- Would in the future this rom have OTA update feature ? As goo has this feature and there are some software that allows rom update via OTA. Now it should be easier that you got your own web ??

- Any magnifying glass app that works with this rom ??

Thanks in advance

pd: Priyana thanks for the torch app, id test it later....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
- yes, like every other JB rom it will upgrade to 4.1.2 when I am well enough to release again. (Which should be very soon)

- OTA updates have already been possible by goo since the release of milestone 6. I half intentionally stopped OTA between ICS - JB so it would not cause issues.

- play store? ;)

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] junnojules:
i succesfully flash aokp rom. my problem is i cant download any apps from google play. This always shows up "Error processing purchase. [DF-BPA-13]

please help. newbie user of gt tab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1836571

It happened to me once, need to remove google account and re-add.

The clearing of google data thing didn't work for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] amamiro:
Sorry for my inquiry.

I have a Galaxy tab and I tried several Roms and I flashed this Aopk rom jellybean 4.1.1 but I am facing difficult problem, I am in Qatar and bought Qtel data sim card when I put it, Wifi is not working, It can't find networks. Also there is no data. When I removed thin sim card, Wifi is working fine.

Pleaaaase help me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
The usual middle eastern wifi code issue.

Follow this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1445766
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ejgutierrez:
- Hope in the future it would use full OTA update.,,,It would also allow to update more often especially with bugfixes..

- Ive tested lots of flashlight and magnyfying glass apps and none works for me. Anyone who has tested or has some working ones ???

Thanks again to the team for effort and results.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Flash light?

Dude, did you even read this thread?

Look up two pages, salahmed posted on 20 Oct.

And I think there was another power widget mentioned.

You have to search and read.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ejgutierrez:
If you refer to power settings it doent work for me....if you can tell me another one i will be happy

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
This.

Torch=flash

Two pages up from here.