yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SGTABHI:
Downloading your latest ROM now:)

I'm back from my studies and exams for few days............Flashing Time Now....Good to see all the Devs still around....

Keep up the Good Work:):):)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gboniel:
Thank you in your persistence sir.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SGTABHI:
This ROM is just epic!!!!!

Everything till now is working fine and I am sure it will remain the same throughout....

Games are working great....No problem so far

New additions to this ROM are great....

Boot up was quick!!!

I have been out for 2 months....so I don't really know what partition it hosts.....I think it's the one before with more space for apps....Am I right????

The ROM runs swiftly and is perfectly made......

Only one Problem

When I run a game when the Tab is in tablet mode the navigation bar is still there....When I toggle it off from power menu...the game quicky shifts into portrait mode....so I have to keep navigation bar on always....can u help?????

GRATEFUL!!!YOU ARE THE LEGEND!!!!!

Posted home screens and screenshots on the site:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
It uses the last CM10 partition layout (more space for apps but tweaked different to ICS). I keep it this way to keep it as compatible as possible with CM10 and other ROMs using CM10 official as a base. :)

There are some issues with hiding the tablet combined bar and navigation bar in "lights out" mode - I will look into this for the next release... thanks for your kind words and feedback... and good to see you are back. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
"Lights out mode "??
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
"Lights out" mode (or shadowed mode) is when you start playing a movie or a supported game, android hides the navigation buttons (and the clock/notifications as well in tablet mode) by turning them into dark dots to give an effect like you have switched off the lights - in the ICS build it would just hide the bar instead to give back the screen real estate and give the full screen for use (this was a custom feature, not standard). The JB builds so far (I think - I haven't tested it) don't hide the bar as they don't have that feature.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chron12:
I can't even seem to figure out how to install clockworkmod recovery because I can't find a version of it. Can someone help me?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Flash overcome kernel... CWM recovery is included...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chron12:
I actually have a Verizon sch-i800 and I think overcome is GSM only.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Yes, you are right.

For CDMA you can follow post #2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Follow the install instructions on the second post - even though it is for Sprint it uses Version firmware ( they just change build.prop to get Sprint branding) ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] goingcrazy614:
I did stock root flash and it had cwm v4. It was too old to work so usind Heimdall I reflash stock but used different kernel img and recovery img from other ROM to get cwm 5.5. Flashed p1c and got cwm 6. Long process but it worked for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] flamand:
Very strange development yesterday: my internal sd card won't mount at boot. I have to go into settings and manually mount it. Once mounted everything else seems to be working.

I just tried wiping and reinstalling JB4.1.2, but it is still happening. Any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EtienneBordeaux:
Stimpzor or anyone who has knowledge with regards to my problem. Whenever I turn off the navigation bar, I'm getting "system UI has stopped" when I open apps but if I turn it on; the problem will go away. I wanted my capacitive buttons to be the only one working so I tried that approach. Any insights into this? Thanks in advance. Awesome ROM by the way. :thumbup:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Marvout:
I've had this happen regularly on every reboot for quite a while now. It will act like it is scanning the SD card at boot, in the end it won't be mounted when you actually want to use it. Going into settings and mounting the card works and is persistant until the next reboot.

Interestingly, my Captivate on AOKP JB has exactly the same issue.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Kostiz:
Wow it's been ages since I popped in to see what's going on and you guys (devs) are still coming out with awesomeness for the SGT

I loaded this up last night and at first I thought damn I'm stuck in a bootloop but after reading the instructions carefully I figured it out and reading the simple instructions is the key :D

One question I had was around the GPS lockon, do we need to set this up as we used to do this on the Overcome ROM to improve signal validation. locking seems to take ages for me?

Also with the gapps, what other essential are most adding in?

Again thanks TeamKang, the people behind AOKP and stimpz0r & HumberOS including the other talented people who share their skillsets with us mere mortals

Merry Xmas too :good:

PEACE

Kosti
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
this app is not working...in this rom..

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.piviandco.fatbooth&hl=tl
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XtremeMaC:
Hey there,

I know u'll all probably tell me to check cm10 website and etc, I did but wasn't much help so here is my question:

I have been using my tablet with wi-fi ever since and didn't really care about data connectivity. However, I need the data connectivity now and I've tried 3 roms already and no connection so far.. Is this an issue with cm10 & etc or is there something else that I am missing?

Thanks!

ps. everthing seems to be working with this rom, no gps issues with copilot, no wi-fi issues, no random errors so far..except data connectivity
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
No problem with data.

You probably didn't have the correct APN settings.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Read the FAQ on the website and it may answer your question... :)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XtremeMaC:
well I had not seen that but after my first post I did went back to overcome latest and everything was working perfectly.

now I did put the modem.bin into the folder and copied the backedup EFS into the efs folder. checked the APN settings and guess what. its not working :)

IMEI is proper.

network: at&t

mobile network type: hsdpa:8

but no connection

thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
From here:

http://forums.att.com/t5/Android-Di...Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-for-Froyo-and/td-p/2801333

Name AT&T

APN broadband

MCC 310

MNC 410

All other fields left blank.﻿
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XtremeMaC:
thanks that what I allready had, but still no go.. for the time being I reverted to overcome..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] invntrogenius:
Worth the effort!

A thousand thanks! :victory:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
does this rom support V6 SuperCharger

and i cant overclocked it to 1.2 ghz..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
It should work, though I don't support it myself so if you have problems, don't ask here.

The ROM can be overclocked to 1.2ghz, but the performance settings in ROM Control does not save the settings on boot.

Sent from my GT-P1000 powered by AOKP SGT7 Jellybean
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
I tired the v6 supercharger but when I reboot my tab boot loop...

Has anyone try..

Can you give me step by step on how to do it..thanks...and merry Xmas...

Oh...that's why my setting is always Go to default....

Thanks.........excellent rom...

Looking forward. To the next build :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] b3llair:
HI, I tried the last build last night, awesome room, no problem so far, only one question, why i can't access my sd card on file manager, its appear and detected on the storage setting as well on the apollo, quick office, gallery and other program, but not on the file manager. How to make it readable on the file manager?

Thx for ur awesome work
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
what file explorer are you using...

i use root explorer...

it can be located on /emmc..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tmlclone:
Best of the Best rom for P1000

now I can use it as AP:good:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fanguru:
I aree! I've only a Little problem with 3G data: turning off wifi also switch off 3G. Seems settings are linked.

There's a Fix?

Thank You in advance!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NadMaj:
yeah f*cking best rom for our abandoned p1000!.. just flashed this rom and it gave me the same feel from my note 10.1..

many thanks to you stimpz0r.. cheers! :good:

---------- Post added at 12:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:08 PM ----------

hhmm.... the only problem i see here is the boot time it takes 2 minutes to boot or is it just me?.. :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] monkeyrasta.702:
CDMA not booting

Sent from a CodeFire X Jellybean Inspire 4G
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TarKin:
Background color instead of a picture

Don´t laugh at me, but ...how on earth do i select a background color instead of a picture. The included wallpapers are awesome, but i´d prefer a simple black screen.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Mohaakotb:
is there any chance to see update center on our tab that we can update the builds directly from wifi on the tab without recovery stuff ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
I've flashed AOKP JB 5 or 6 times on my SGS2 but have had to return to ICS each time due to instability.

One day into this ROM, however, I can say this is DD material for me. I have not hit a snag yet in hours of heavy use. I tested this side by side my gf's new Nexus 7 and I cannot feel a difference. I'm extremely impressed and grateful to the devs.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
For a first run this ROM is just amazing! Good enough for my daily driver.

Thanks devs.

:good:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
I share that preference. I always step into a completely dark room, place my finger over the camera lens, and snap a pitch black picture. I then set that as wall paper.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
OK, great first edition, but just had my first problem trying to make a nandroid backup.

All seemed to go as expected, but at the very end I get an "error creating MD5 sum" or something to that effect. A backup seems to have been created, but of cause, when trying to flash it, I get the MD5 sum error again.

This ROM is good enough to be my DD so being able to make backups is rather important.

Thanks devs..........great job on this first try at JB for our device.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
+1... Just tried and experience was same.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ValenteL:
Sorry, I'm confused.

I have already this New Partition Layout on P1000 w/ HumberOS CM10:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30855063&postcount=0

Can I install the AOKP JB Rom w/ this Layout or Your Partition Layout is different from new CM10?

Thanks in advance for a response.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
This is the same layout as the CM10.

You just need to wipe and flash.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] superseagulls:
Edge only T-Mobile USA

This may be unrelated but it seems I'm only seeing Edge speeds on T-Mobile USA, with the switch to MTD there was need for an ICS specific T-Mobile USA radio to be installed (I have a specific one called TMO_Modem_update.zip).

Since this update I only seem to be getting edge speed (the same as with ICS before the specific rom/radio) where there changes to the radio again in this build that may need new radio .zip??

Another fault for the record (very minor) When setting up emails in standard email app, radio buttons in portrait mode 'crash' together in one big block, it's OK in landscape.

Thanks guys!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
we have mentioned this is AOKP ICS thread too.

Just unpack the t-mobile modem zip, and manually copy (use root explorer or alike),

the modem.bin to replace /radio/modem.bin

reboot.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
T-Mobile roto modem switch for MTD rom

Hi guys,

Only for those who owns a T849 and are on T-Mobile USA network, who would like to make voice calls and have 2G speed, and yet have the option to switch to 3G when needed (and lose the voice calling), you can use the rotohammer's modem switch

(and then follow my write up here)

T-Mobile Modem Switcher

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=871021

Download the modemswitch.zip and follow the install.txt within the zip

WITH ONE EXCEPTION:

- the original switch.sh assumes BML partition, so I tweak the switch.sh to write to /radio/modem.bin

- so, replace the switch.sh with the one I attach here (unzip it)

This is a quick hack.

You don't need the redbend_ua in the zip, but I just don't want to modify roto's package.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Is there a specific recovery version Stimpz0r or Priyana recommend with this ROM that resolves the nandroid issue?

To my knowledge there is not a TWRP for our SGT7, but perhaps a particular version of CWM behaves best.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
should I feel honoured that you drag me into this :)

I have not tried doing nandroid yet.

Only managed to flash this rom last night and first heard of the nandroid this morning.

I will have to try tonight to see if I get MD5 error too.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
is this rom..Good for everyday use......

Need your opinion...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Confirmed same error

Already submitted the first bug at bug tracker :)

Recovery.log shows

Generating md5 sum...

sh: nandroid-md5.sh: not found

Error while generating md5 sum!

Must be easy to fix ;)

Hope Stimpz0r can give us a cwm flashable new kernel.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
You seem very experienced with the SGT7 and this ROM. I am always curious which recovery version experienced users/devs are running.

I'm a huge fan of TWRP, but to my knowledge there is no TWRP available for the Tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] supersaeed:
cdma tablet doesn't boot...just a blank screen
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Anybody interested about torch application... power toggles is very good app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.painless.pc

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Just you .(im)patiently waiting for 4.2 aokp :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NadMaj:
http://xdaforums.com/images/smilies/tongue.gif

yah nevermind maybe because it is the first time i rebooted it.. it's normal now.. thanks..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gboniel:
Hi, i don't know I'd this has been mentioned here, since I used this ROM I missed the auto brightness feature of this device. I found a paid app called lux auto brightness, for a bit of a fee, it restored the auto brightness of my tab. Just sharing... :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Well there is some good news on that front... I now have internet at home so I will be starting work on 4.2.1 build very soon.

Be warned though - AOKP themselves haven't released a 4.2 build yet, so it is still early days in that respect... though device wise we should be pretty much golden as it seems to be near fully working for the SGT7 thanks to cdesai and the TE4M's hard work. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
That's a good news... And really I couldn't resist to flash HumberOS 4.2.1 build to try the multi user feature and yes it is almost perfect just a little bug about the Bluetooth not sending files...

So may be if you have a little time to have fun by porting some principal features to the TE4M builds... and we will always enjoy and appreciate your great work... I saw some unofficial build of 4.2.1 for some devices... So may be you can try...

Thank you in advance...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Very vague discription.

Can you elaborate?

Is the device detecting any GSM network at all?

Can it make/receive calls/sms?

What is your IMEI looks like, 0049xxxx (bad) or 35xxxxxxx(good) or unknown?

How about baseband? what does it show?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
there is instructions on the FAQ to help with the 2 most common issues for this problem - go to http://aokp.sgt7.net/faq and click on the JB (JellyBean) Builds section.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] powermatt:
Website broken? Noticed last night downloads were going extremely slow and failing, now it's just loading a blank page at http://aokp.sgt7.net/.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Confirmed...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
yep, sorry everyone... i broke it just before bed, trying to update extensions. i will get it sorted out ASAP. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] powermatt:
Seems to be up and running again. Downloads are still incredibly slow. We don't have mirrors anywhere for this ROM?

-edit-

And still failing. Can't seem to finish a download past 20 megs.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
the downloads on the site have been updated with the links to the goo.im mirrors - though if you read the first posts in the download section, you would have noticed that there is a link to the goo.im mirror thats been there for weeks ;).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] powermatt:
Ah, thank you. Saw the update to my bug, and I've been trying to get it downloaded to test. Been running a different ROM which works, but doesn't have all the features of an AOKP ROM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
I hope battery drain is fix in yhe next build ...:p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
@Stimpz0r

Happy new year to you and your family...

Do you prefer to wait for a more stable CM 10.1 build then you start building for 4.2.1. and of coarse if you have extra time to do that...

AOKP start their official bi weekly builds

http://aokp.co/release-jb-mr1-build-1/

Edit:

I think nobody should ask for how long the next build will take, AOKP release that build just for:

Devices

1-maguro – Galaxy Nexus (GSM)

2-toro – Galaxy Nexus (Verizon)

3-grouper – Nexus 7 (WiFi)

4-mako – Nexus 4
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SGTABHI:
Great news!!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
I have actually just started, but there will be some time between builds as I have to port all the features from the current release to 4.2.1 - TeamKang decided to start from scratch (again). They have also added a feature I half started on the last build (so that saves a bit of headache)

I'm also trying to figure out some new git magic in regards to my personal setup, so that is taking longer than expected. (I bought a new laptop the other week so I have to set it up in a way I can code on both machines in a clean fashion). :D

@SGTABHI - the background on the homescreen shot you posted on the website, if it is your work, could you please send it to me. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] SGTABHI:
I haven't....

It's from Swag papers>>>>Aokp category>>>> #10 Wallpaper made by Knokfirst
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Ahh... I tend to never use SwagPapers due to the fact it always took so long to load them. It is a nice background though I must say. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] supersaeed:
stimpx u r the mannn!!! haha im selling this on ebay fir like 120-150 cause i got 4.1.2 on it people bidded already too..:good::laugh::D

might as well sell this and get a nexus 7 or 10..hmmm
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Lol nice! It will be a good start for someone getting an SGT7 with 4.1.2 AOKP, definitely better than stock GB with bloat. ;)

If I had a Nexus 7 i'd be releasing for it too... but I chose a laptop over the n7 only due to wanting something to code on while on the move on work days. Maybe one day... :D

In other news - laptop setup is complete, now the 4.2.1 fun begins. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Are you going to add the controversial seeder apk/kernel ?

Reference:alroger's thread and humberos builds .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
That depends on how it goes... If it doesn't cause any issues then I will keep it, otherwise it goes. Though I have been reading mixed opinions on it... ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Installed seeder on your last 4.1.2 build . DOES reduce lag ! Most noticeable for recent apps screen .

Can't wait to run it on 4.2 . ETA? :P Kidding . :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Lol! I'll let that one pass... :p

But seriously, work has begun... to break it down for everyone though - here is my plan of attack for the next build:

* sync all forked repos and get them configured for use on the SGT7

* sync the rest of JB 4.2.1 code

* build a basic working AOKP build

* test to see if it functions and fix accordingly

* pass test builds to testers for further debugging

* forward-port all JB 4.1.2 features to 4.2.1

* build and test features again

* pass on newer build to testers for feedback

* release to public

My plans are to have all this done before next weekend (though it may take longer of course). Once this is completed I start on my next project... but more on that when its ready to roll. ;)

In regards to seeder, many people are reporting smoother response, but the way seeder works it constantly keeps the CPU awake; therefore it sucks battery and also keeps the CPU at a higher frequency (i.e. running fast all the time)- which will in turn give the "feel" of a smoother response.

I think I will make seeder an option instead of a forced feature (off by default). Feel free to correct me if you think anything I said above is incorrect - but at the same time, let's not turn this into another seeder debate thread. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] goingcrazy614:
Why not port Lighting Zap kernel to this build. Its a great kernel with lots of features.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
So excited to hear these news and hoping that all will go smooth. Good luck my friend

Sent from my Android device
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
So I have got through 75% of the build process on the first test build, but have hit a snag... seems the new method of building all 3 kernels for P1000/L/N is causing heartache with AOKP. Fear not though, I will get to the bottom of this... ;)

In other somewhat related news I am currently going through an inflamed state on my injury / disability (not sure if you'd class a bad case of sciatica as a disability but it certainly disables me from my usual duties / ability to do things - so sorry in advance if that offends anyone) and am finding it harder to sit on a computer, so this is causing delays as well. :(

Above all though, on the bright side the 4.2.1 builds are drawing closer... it is only a matter of time now before we get to the next iteration of AOKP SGT7. :D

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Sorry to hear that... hope you will get better brother...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] XenoStrat:
I know a trick worth sharing, if you don't know; there are fitness balloons you can use to sit on.. Got a friend with a sciatica that uses it to work behind a computer. It prevents his body to stay in a statical position, and makes it work on balance with a better positioning. Position support muscle get stronger, which can't be bad either.

Please keep in mind I don't give you this trick to have your rom sooner.. ;) You really should not over work, sciatica is serious.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Hope you get well soon, Stimpz0r.

You should get more rest instead of working on this ROM.