yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
I think you should upgrade to 2.3 using overcome stock safe v5 then install only overcome kernel to have compatible CWM for upgrading to jelly bean ROM, then flash this ROM and gapps.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mrdoods:
Can you give the link.. sorry for asking im new here..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Follow my signature ( on a browser)

Or here you go

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1881981
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Hi all,

Has anyone tried the HumberOS kernel on the previous build (20121006)? I hate to give up on that one without having a valid nandroid. It work so well for me that I really would like to have a backup before flashing the new build.

Thanks for any info.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Yes, I did use humberos kernel with aokp jb 20121006 on my P1000

but at that time I was using older humberos kernel (naturally).

I strongly believe that you can use humberos kernel 20Nov with that build without issue, especially if you just want to take a nandroid backup.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
I still get the MD5 error. Haven't tried it yet on the latest build. Thanks anyway.

update: Nandroid save/restore works OK with latest build and humberos kernel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ziaziung:
Install link dead

Hi. I'd like to install AOKP SGT7 - JELLYBEAN (latest: 22/11/2012) on my Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000. But the link (http://www.teamovercome.net/p1000/?page_id=17) for install is dead.

Can you please help me?

What kernel should I download?

What gapps should I download?

What is the order to flash (kernel, rom, gapps ???)

I've tried to flash aokp_galaxytab_kernel-p1-20120421.zip then aokp_sgt7-p1-jb_20121122.zip but I've Staut 7 error!

Thank you for help.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shadow_empire1:
Howto hide Navigation Bar?

could somebody please explain howto hide the navigation bar?

thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
PLEASE READ THE FIRST 3 POSTS BEFORE ASKING !!!!!!

Stimpz0r gave the link to we overcome AND gapps.

AOKP JB has its own kernel, no need to flash separate kernel.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
You can hide it manually by marking show navigation bar toggle in ROM control/power menu. Then press and hold power button for 2 seconds and unmark the button like the power of in the navigation bar.

Sorry but till now I didn't find a way to hide it automatically like when using MX player.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Have latest build working quite nicely, but have absolutely no GPS action. Could someone please confirm that the GPS is working on their P1000.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ziaziung:
misunderstood

Sorry. I've read the first email, and I have not understood what you say. Well.

Now I've flashed aokp_galaxytab_kernel-p1-20120421.zip and can't flash aokp_sgt7-p1-jb_20121122.zip.

So what can I do?

Thank for your help.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Read the first post. If you can't follow the instructions given there then I suggest you learn more about flashing custom ROMs before attempting anything else.

DO NOT FLASH THAT KERNEL AFTER FLASHING JB OR LATE ICS BUILDS - IF YOU READ THE DESCRIPTION ON THE SITE IT STATES IT IS A NON-MTD KERNEL, IT WILL BRICK YOUR DEVICE!!! (and you don't need it anyway, the latest kernel is included with the rom as priyana said)

honestly, don't flash anything until you have a good understanding of what you are doing, you will cause yourself great stress and heartache.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
OK people, as I stated a few pages back, I am currently between internet connections (all I have at this point in time is mobile data which is next to nothing, and slow). :mad:

I have however been working on something else in my downtime. I have recruited 4 official AOKP SGT7 testers - 3 GSM and 1 (so far) CDMA. The 3 GSM testers you will already recognize if you pay any attention to the first posts, or even just watch the threads (they have all contributed since the days of ICS). And we have a new player to the field who you would have seen comment on the newest CDMA build.

They are:

priyana (GSM)

salahmed (GSM)

yosup (GSM)

RockRatt (CDMA)

Please make them feel welcome, and realise in the future that they will be a part of the reason why you're builds come out with less bugs. :D

I am looking for at least one more CDMA tester - if you are interested, send me examples of the 2 major android logs (doesn't have to be for my builds) that you have captured and your gtalk address via pm on xda. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MiCmAsTa:
Confirm it is working
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Thanks for your confirmation. Will try to re-install ROM & GAPPS.

Later: Well, I've re-installed the latest build and Gapps (20121011), but no joy :(. I just can't get any action on my GPS........not even the little, blinking icon.

It used to work very well on version 20121006, so I re-installed that again, but even there I get no response. Could it be my GPS has gone the way of the Do-Do bird?

Other than that this build works very well. Smooth and fast.

Can anyone give an idea what to try to solve this short of getting a new tab?

Thanks.

Later Still: Found that in Gmaps the GPS seems to work. It finds my location quickly within about 10 feet or so,

But non of the GPS apps from the play store seem to work for me.

Any comments? Any one?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cartoony:
Is anybody able to advise whether Auto-Brightness works please?

I am using a p-1000 tab

Many thanks for all your work.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Yes it does for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Hi salahmed.

I too have 'baseband version' and 'IMEI', UNKNOWN condition. I have several efs folders in sdcard/backup. Updating the radio of cause did not help. Could you please instruct me as to how I can restore the efs back up. I found lots of write ups on how to save efs, but no good explanation on how to restore it.

Thanks for your help.

Mag
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Re. IMEI, did you try salahmed's suggestion to copy the backed-up efs folder (sdcard/backup) to your root directory?

I had the Unknown baseband issue persist regardless how many different modem.bin files I swapped out in /radio. Also, my IMEI was the generic "000..." one, but it isn't an issue for me since I don't use my Tab for phone calls. It had been a while since I restocked. So, after restocking to GB-Stock-Safe-v5, flashing Overcome 7 v4.1.0 kernel, and flashing stimpz0r's 20121122 rom ... baseband was back to JPZ and IMEI was restored.

I suppose clearing the slate is your last resort. Just remember to transfer your sdcard files since they'll get wiped. :laugh:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Thanks for your reply. What's the point of having a backup of those files if they can not be restored easily?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
If you have Root Explorer (or any file manager with root access), it's as simple as salahmed instructed: copy & paste. :laugh:

Just overwrite the root/efs contents with the sdcard/backup/efs folder contents. Give it a go.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Well, copying the files from the backup folder to the EFS folder made no difference :(. Baseband version and IMEI are still "UNKNOWN", but thanks for trying to help.

Mag
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Hi treb1971, or?

Could you please tell me where you found the files necessary for restocking. I have the Odin3 program and the instructions, but just couldn't locate the files needed to restock.

Thanks.

Mag
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EtienneBordeaux:
I flashed this awesome rom on my little brother's tab. More than a week has passed and everything seems perfect until last night, my brother keeps getting the error "system ui has stopped". What seems to be the problem? Thanks in advance. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
That is because it was probably corrupted even before the backup.

Your only option is to restock if all your backups are bad.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
You have multiple back up folders. like efs, efs-170, efs-193 in my tab. Copy the content of the oldest folder to the efs folder in the root then reboot. If that didn't help try copying another backup folder and so on...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shadow_empire1:
Thx that worked.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xfaceman:
why no DSP manager....??????????
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Timtown:
APN settings?

Greetings,

Really loving this new ROM. However, I'm also trying out Straight Talk. I'm having trouble getting ST to work and it's unclear if my APN settings are actually being saved and/or utilized.

Has anyone successfully modified their APN settings with the latest build of the AOKP SGT7?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Thanks for your suggestion, but I've tried that already without any luck. My next step is probably to restock. Hopefully that will clear up the issue. I still have the Odin3 program and the instructions, but I'm having a hard time finding all the right files for restocking.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Yes that's mean you have to restock. Because your back up was taken when it was already corrupted.

Good luck

Sent from my .........
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Read the first posts... I didn't spend over an hour writing that for the fun of it.

I need more information - that's like going to a mechanic and saying "my car isn't working". What is he doing when it happens? How often is it occurring?

DSPManager isn't included due to issues I am having compiling it. It errors out on building. Its on my to do list though. ;)

I am interested to hear his one too... I don't use a sim in my tablet, so I have never tested it. If it is an issue for everyone its more than likely a permission issue.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ValenteL:
On a backup Rom I have at end of backup "Error while generation md5 sum!".

Tried 3 times always the same. The backup havn't "Nandroid.md5" file.

Last install time was full wipe + format /system. Made backup at end of Rom configuration, without my appls.

Thanks for a idea about...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
We have been talking about this nandroid md5 error since the release.

My tip for you, next time if you are interested in a ROM, say, if the release is 22-Nov, please try to read the thread from 22 Nov starting from Stimz0r's post announcing the release, all the way to the end, which aren't a lot of pages.

That way, you read all the discussions and not jumping blindly into the release.

So, please doing consider that.

Now, to do backup, for now, you need to flash humberos kernel, which has been posted by salahmed.

Depending on what tab you own,

GSM:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34707542&postcount=233

CMDA:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34707542&postcount=255

usually, after flashing new kernel, I would wipe cache and dalvik-cache. Not strictly needed, but no harm to do nevertheless.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ValenteL:
...........................................

Sorry and thank You.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Thank you priyana for the ultimate support all over the forums.

But both links referring to the same kernel p1c

And this is for GSM p1

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34588592

Sent from .... Who cares from what I sent this....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
yeah, I guess I copy and paste wrongly...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] flamand:
Oh boy, I did something tonight! I flashed a Humberos kernel hoping to be able to a valid nandroid backup, but now my lovely tab won't boot. I can get it into download mode, but not into recovery.

I'm pretty sure I can restock and go from there, but are there any other suggestions? I'd like to be able to flash a current AOKP JB kernel for SGT7, but not being able to get into recovery mode, that doesn't seem possible. Can I do it through Odin? Or do I just need to bite the bullet and go back to square one?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
- if you have heimdall , just use heimdal flash --kernel boot.img

I don't know if you can use Odin to flash overcome kernel on top of aokp without repartition.

in theory you should be able to, without restocking. Then boot to cwm and flash aokp and gapps again. But I have never done it.

If you do it this way, let us know if that works ok.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
I finally took the jump, upgraded from Milestone 6 to JB 22112012. Installed perfectly, extremely smooth running, transitions.

Only difficulty is with Play Store, gives server error, and contacts won't sync.

I'll be reading posts comments to see if this has been addressed elsewhere in the thread, so no big deal.

Many thanks to Stimpz0r, really a very great ROM.

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EtienneBordeaux:
Just an update to my question 2 days ago, I have tried wiping then reflashing several times but to no avail. My brother still gets the error "system ui has stopped", the tab is working but whenever he opens his games the error pops out. I tried another ROM then I didn't flash the humberos kernel which seems to work, so I suspect the error came from the kernel but im not sure about it though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Update to my comment earlier regarding contact sync and play store, the server error shown is [RH-01 ] .

Can't say this means much to me, though I shall carry on investigating

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
First, did you flashed the correct gapps. could you flash gapps again.

I think you already try clearing play store data then force stop it.

But mostly I think it is a GAPPS issue.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

---------- Post added at 06:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:22 PM ----------

You don't need to flash HumberOS kernel for Stimpz0r build unless you want to make a nandroid backup.

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EtienneBordeaux:
I see, so that might be the mistake that I have done to my brother's tab. Might try to reflash aokp by tomorrow morning and hopefully it works because I love this ROM. Thanks by the way. :thumbup:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
AOKP SGT7 Stimpz0r Nov 22 Kernel

For anyone who want to revert back to the stock kernel. as I did... here is CWM flashable zip

IT IS FOR GSM P1000

MD5 sum: 87b70fd016092bdd8d445f49876cc31c
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
That reminds me, I forgot to upload the kernels :(

Thanks salahmed for that!

For everyone's reference, the difference between mine and humberos' kernel is that his has working nandroid backup and less governors, that's all. ;)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Thank you, salahmed, definitely yours was a tip in the right direction.

Now my contacts are syncing perfectly and all play store anomalies have disappeared.

I reinstalled the ROM and wiped dalvik and so on, but all was the same, so I downloaded the previous version of gapps and installed that instead of the November edition and all is now well. Many thanks

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
You're welcome. I am happy it worked.

Thanks for the feed back.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] honeysamsam143:
im having problems with the network even after installing both aokp and cm10 what shud i do ...i need a solution ...the imei has been changed to some 00499990106400000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Said it many times. Bad IMEI is broken efs.

Just read a few pages back, people are telling how to restore efs.

Basically find the backup in sdcard backup folder and replace the /efs with the one from backup.

If all your backup is bad, restock is your only option before moving forward again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
You have corrupted efs folder. You can find more info if you just browse 2 pages back.

Good luck

Yes as priyana said it is the efs folder

Edit:

Do yourself a favor and search. Believe me sometimes it is so easy to find a solution. And you will enjoy more if you do it yourself.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ValenteL:
My IMEI was also 00499990106400000. I replaced the /efs whit one from last april 2012, reboot and ok, now my IMEI is good.

Thank You
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dc2mx:
Hi Guys :)

i just managed to installed AOKP JB for my Tablet by following the instructions slowly and carefully as possible. but i am having some problems with the notifications that are filling my top bar with icons. any ideas how to clear them up ? And how do you open the task manager ? I'm sorry for asking such newbie questions since this is my first time using JB yeah it's true i am using GB for a long time now.

i loved how the landscape mode is saved even you restart the tab kudos to the dev :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
good to see another user move over from GB to JB, its a big difference! :)

to clear all your notifications, when you pull the notification drawer down you will notice an icon at the top right corner that looks like stairs (blocks slightly off from each other) - this will clear all notifications.

in AOSP based roms there is no "task manager" as such, android looks after its task handling by killing off apps in the background when they are not in use, and it needs more memory - however, one can still go to settings -> apps -> running to see all running tasks and end each that way, or you can enable the feature to include a "kill all" button in recent apps that will kill all previous apps open still (settings -> rom control -> general ui -> enable kill-all-button).

in future i suggest you read through forums or simply play around instead of asking these kinds of questions, it is a lot more rewarding to work it out by yourself, or by your own research than it is to keep asking questions in forums to get your answers... ;)

finally, thanks for the kind remarks. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dc2mx:
I see thank you for the infomations :) i almost forgot to mention if it wasn't for priyana help i doubt i can manage to successfully installing it :) so thank you very much priyana i appreciate it

I'm testing it for about a hour now, haven't tested how's the media playback yet. but i just noticed that i can now charge my tab on my PC using USB cable which i can't in GB lol
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Many lost souls without priyana's help & guidance on these boards. :D

As stimpz0r advised, explore all the nooks & crannies in Settings (the OP mentions how to launch Settings from the notifications menu). ROM Control, Device Options, Developer Options, etc ... there are so many features & tweaks this rom offers that you won't find in GB. Also, if you're still using notifications / status bar at the top of the screen, I'd suggest enabling Tablet UI and Dual Pane for a different experience.

I really can't remember much of the GB days, but I do know this current AOKP SGT7 JB build is one of the most stable, responsive, and zippiest roms I've ever run on my Tab. Enjoy. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
You are most welcome.

I will try to help anyone as best as I can.

Usually it is the very first jump out of stock rom (or to revive a failed flash) is the hardest to understand.

Thankfully team overcome has perfected the method, so it is just a matter of preaching it.

Every now and then there will be some that just can't be revived though... sad to hear those cases...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Timtown:
Follow-up.

Just thought I'd provide some feedback on the issue above along with a couple of other things I picked up along the way.

First, as best I can tell, there's no issue with the APN settings within this build. I never got ST to work as promised. I could do voice but, not text, MMS or HSDPA data. As a long-term, involuntary, AT&T customer, I'm somewhat of an expert on crappy customer service. ST's Customer Service makes AT&T look good. I'm sure the service is fantastic for those that are able to make it work. I really wanted it to work!

So to give ST the best shot, I rolled my P1000 back to Stock and tested. No go. Upgraded to Overcome Kernel and ROM (on which I have used HSDPA). No go. Tried once again under AOKP SGT7. Still, no go.

Once I made the determination it wasn't gonna' deliver for my Tab, I trimmed up the SIM and popped it in my daughter's iPhone 4s (using ST's APN install script.) Again, no go.

Anyhoo...the other thing I picked up was that rolling the Tab all the way back and then doing clean installs all the way up to stimpz0r seriously enhances his ROM's performance. It was very smooth and snappy before I re-stocked but had a bunch of minor glitches. A great many of the issues folks are having could be improved by simply following the Overcome Team's guide, step-by-step, and doing a clean install. (I even went so far as installing the "Wipe" version of Overcome 4.1.)

If you do you prep work- Batch back-ups. SMS back-up. Bookmark back-ups (I use Opera, so I don't need this). Back up your Mail client and your Launcher settings, making sure everything is saved to your external_sd (even though I noticed installing AOKP did not wipe my "internal" sd). And restocking and doing clean installs shouldn't take more than 30-45 minutes- tops. Restoring data, apps, etc. another 20 minutes and then- let the fun begin.

Thanks stimpz0r for the great ROM and HumberOS for the Kernel
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cub3r:
So stimpz0r, may I ask you some question? Do you have any plan to upgrade AOKP for jelly bean 4.2.1? Because your ROM is the best ROM I've ever used! So, I want to keep using it:) thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Will the 22/11 be the last 4.1.2 build ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
It is indeed sad to hear, thankfully you do enough to help out and the majority of the users pass through with flying colours. ;)

Thanks for the kind words! I'm sure HumberOS is happy for the glowing remarks on his kernel, and rightfully so. I doubt he is reading these posts at this time as he is probably busy helping the rest of the SGT7 team get 4.2.1 working as well as possible for our tabs! :D

yes!

yes!

now for the long reply to the last two (to fill you all in on whats going down):

from an AOKP official prospective - as far as i know, AOKP have stopped production on 4.1.2 builds (no more features for 4.1.2), therefore there will be no further additions or builds from them, and by now are probably working on getting 4.2.1 going with as many of the features as they have going for 4.1.2

in regards to my builds - i am currently without internet (though there may be light at the end of this tunnel coming very soon) - once i have come out the other side, i plan to start working on 4.2.1 as well, and getting it to the standard of the previous releases we all know and love - however, i may release a "pre-release" build of 4.2.1 to give everyone a taste of what AOKP SGT7 will feel like running under 4.2.1 - then the next release wont be until its stable (though by that time it could already be at a stable point) - from there on in it will be as it was with ICS, builds and builds until the next variant of Android gets released (which i hope will still run on our beloved tablets).

needless to say, ill keep going until the tablet can't handle newer versions of Android anymore, or i die (lets hope the latter doesn't happen). ;)

although, i have toyed with the idea of doing my own custom rom thats not just AOKP with extra features (as in AOSP based with a whole bunch of kanged features from CM/AOKP/SGT7/etc), but even if i did, it would be a long time away... :D