yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gwbard:
Winner

Can't thank you enough, stimpz0r

Finally a STABLE 4.2.2 for my aging sgt7, even better with AOKP goodness!

The sgt7 has become a semi-permanent fixture in my car, primarily for speedo & navigation apps.

T-Mobile data works great, GPS is spot-on, no funky lags, and best of all battery has been outstanding the last few days. It only loses about 5% overnight, and quickly makes that up on the drive to work. I don't use it for games, movies, music, etc. so I can't comment on those but for my purposes this rom has been rock solid. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RodBelaFarin:
hi stimpz0r, thank you very much (again) for a great rom (again)! i flashed humberos kernel over your rom and it is working very, very fine! just vibrations is missing and external sd does not mount. but everything, EVERYTHING else is working and it's working great. so why do you see a problem in this?

of course i hopefully wait for a rom made from you including the new kernel.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Flashing humberos kernel gives 485 mb ram unlike 448 mb in 2.6 kernel.

Its a trade off with broken vibration and front camera .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Way.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I am just a normal user, actually.

Yeah, I heard a lot of good thing about TWRP, but I wonder who can help us port it.

From what I understand, the recovery has to be within the boot.img.

Someone has to port TWRP and then compile the kernel to include it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] g3n3ral:
downloading feedback later ^^,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] triscuit1983:
So I'm not the only one. Back to CM10 for now I guess. Can't wait to get AOKP JB working.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
I just looked at the porting guide and the whooshing sound you might have heard was all that shyt flying right over my head.

I won't be the guy able to do it.

I only got to where they first mentioned "lunch" and I got hungry and left for some rice.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VishalThacker:
No Internet..........

Dear Friends,

I installed the jellybean, all went well but i cannot connect to internet anymore.

I moved from ICS,

I have a galaxy tab which is a phone and i use the same to connect to internet vide data package from my provider.

Please help..

Regards

Vishal
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
Check if you have the correct APN setting.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
priyana is much too modest here. Hehe. Countless SGT7 users (in way too numerous threads) have benefited from priyana's helpful comments and guidance.

@priyana

Personally, I'm glad you're a staple in stimpz0r's threads. We're all here to chip in, but it's rather convenient to refer people to your sig when necessary. Lol. ( If it were only that simple ). :D

@stimpz0r

JB's running beautifully so far. I noticed even the custom Carrier Label shows up in the lockscreen while in Tablet UI (and that one got me grinning). Also, I noticed the notification bar height setting actually works now! Wow. It's just a normal part of my ROM Control initial setup routine to mess with those settings (just for kicks), but it kinda caught me off-guard it actually worked this time. Lol. :cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dabrowsk:
error 492

Hi all,

I''m not sure whether it is ROM related: after installation everything was working ok, but now when I try to install or update any application from market I receive error: "Update for XXXXX could not be downloaded due to an error. (492)"

When I clean cache/dalvik cache everything comes back to normal, but after few installation/some time again the same issue.

Anybody could help?

thank in advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VishalThacker:
Dear Mentor,

How do i check the APN setting, ? i am a newbeee....

Thanks in advance

Vishal
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] martincm:
First of all, thanks for all the hard work into this Stimp..... SGT7 is a real value upon a great tablet.

However, when now moved to Jelly Bean I experience a massive battery drain. I installed completely clean, and from 100% to 20% lasts now hardly 21 hour, with Cell Standby as my major drainer (95% according to battery stats). This is strange as my SGT doesn't have any sim installed, an even in airplane mode it gives Cell Standby as the major drainer. I tested it now fully from 100 to 0 in pure standby, no use at all. And by the drain it shows now, it won't reach 24h (in pure standby!). This is something I haven't experienced on other SGT7 builds (ICS ones). Anyone who has this as well?

System Settings -> More -> Mobile Networks -> Access Point Names

Choose your access point name, edit the settings and check them with the values it should contain for your network operator. Secondly, maybe something very crazy but also make sure the Data Enabled is checked ;)

Besides that there maybe a chance you're on National Data Roaming, for example a carrier onto another one's network.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] salahmed:
Did you check if the cpu is going into deep sleep " check using cpu spy "
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VishalThacker:
Dear Mentor,

Did all the settings from scratch still no luck

I am in gulf, purchased my tab also from here, my use i detailed above.

which modem should i use? is there some problem with modem i use? Can you send me the link to modem i should use

Regards

Vishal
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] martincm:
Do you have a network signal at all?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] VishalThacker:
Yes my phone is working , i am receiving and making calls , its only the data.

I do not have any signal for data
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] martincm:
Hmm CPU spy gives me Deep Sleep as an unused cpu state..... means that it is disabled? Is there anywhere I can simply check if this is caused by an app or something, or where to actually enable this state to be active? Besides that cpu spy does show my minimum set speed, it is running on most of the time (as I left it in stand by).....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
I left mine in airplane mode, only turned on WiFi now and then, and idling mostly.

Deep sleep 82%

So it is something else that held yours to no sleep.

Install BetterBatteryStat and see what wakelock is there.

Just a wild thought, make sure you have baseband. (Not corrupted radio)

I once had corrupted radio and bad drain in airplane mode.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] martincm:
Great, that would be it. I was on baseband KM2, latest one. Somehow none of the radio's after JPZ work correctly, switched back now, Deep Sleep enabled again. Cool. Let's see how that improves. Big thanks for the tip ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monfro:
Great work!!!

This rom is really smooth!!!

A few glitches that can be fixed:

- Swagger toggles is enabled by default. Since the option to enable/disable it is removed from rom manager, it is not possible to disable it.

- To enable Fast Charge i had to install Galaxy Tab Settings (Device Options) from alroger's build. The option in rom manager and fast charge toggle does not make to have status charging (AC) in settings/about phone/status. I suggest to put in Device Options also the USB tab (and maybe the speed tab).

- Performance settings does not stick after reboot, but there are a lot of programs to tweak these settings (no frills cpu, voltage control...)

- I have not tryed to make a nandroid backup. If someone needs to, i suggest to flash a HumberOS kernel from alroger's thread.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
wow nice build..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dodgem2012:
Us CDMA users at the moment are stuck using only the vanilla 2.6 by CM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shadow_empire1:
any news regarding a new release? :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] soadcma:
Hi my friend, could you tell me about TV, is it working?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dodgem2012:
I'm not sure, I've never tried and do not know how, so I can't answer. If you can tell me how I'll try.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] soadcma:
I cannot install de CWM, I cant find my model so it doesn 't install. Any suggest?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] soadcma:
No I got, I installed overcome Kernel. Thanks.

---------- Post added at 02:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:40 PM ----------

Hi guy, I ve just installed this rom and I have some questions, What about TV and call video, Dont both work in this rom? everything else is good....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] martrio:
Hi i come from cm 10-20130210 official nightly, i want to try this rom,its need to restock before trying this rom?

life doesn't comes with instructions!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NightShadow02:
flashed this on my device moving up from CM9.1 works pretty good so far! :laugh:

thoughts:

* No CRT animation - :(

* Free RAM likes to go below 10MB causing huge slowdowns and general unresponsiveness (didn't notice this happening in CM9.1 did I miss a step flashing?)

* Frame rate generally sluggish everywhere (again, not noticable when I was on CM9.1)

* No random reboots (which was notoriously plenty on CM9.1)

* Can not manually set APN. There does not seem to be a Save button. Receiving system settings from operator sms also does not work. Had to download HiAPN for it to detect my mobile data network.

more to come as they come to mind! thanks for keeping our tabs up to date stimpzor!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hanakie:
did u do all the guide given? and did u do step by step? i havnt any problem since i do follow all the guide and do all the step that given.. so should be no problem there dude :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NightShadow02:
Hey there friend it seems to be working a bit better now after uninstalling some unused apps and rebooting.

Now I just want to ask WHY WOULD ANYONE DO THIS TO US??!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jogai:
Great Rom!

Where can I find the hybrid settings?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Mio-Treo.info:
Hi, I have a problem with this ROM with a mobile connection, it's not at all set up-as I have Telefonica O2 Czech operator, I tried it according to the instructions from their site and according to the settings of the other ROMs but nothing ... :( You don't know anyone, what could it be? Thanks for any advice :good:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] NightShadow02:
You can try using HiAPN that's on the Play Store. Beware of the apps mangled English though
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
APN only helps to get your GPRS/3G going.

Is the "mobile connection" referring to that or whole shebang of phone call/SMS a.k.a corrupted IMEI / EFS?

If so, read the faq at stimpz0r site.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thamvmk:
My p1000 can't get into deep sleep. Anyone could help?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
No sleep is caused by wakelocks. Use betterbatterystats or similar apps to find which is the cause.

My first hunch will be radio.

No IMEI or corrupted IMEI. Check yours.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thamvmk:
Any idea how to fix corrupted imei?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] priyana:
There is a FAQ in stimpz0r website. Go there.

Hint, efs backuped automatically to SD card.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] galaxyuser88:
I know this is hated, and hate to ask. How is the new version for the cdma going. My sch-i800 feels like the red-headed step child. Lol :D :banghead:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] thamvmk:
Finally, solved the issue of unknown baseband by restocking to gingerbread. And then reapply paranoid android, and gapps.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jeff:
I have searched here in the forum and have yet to find the answers. First off, LOVE the ROM - like lightning for this old Tab. But, IMEI warnings are only in 160 DPI, when I uncheck persistence mode and place it in ANY dpi higher than 160 there is no advert for the IMEI AND I cannot launch any application... strange thing. Anyone have any ideas what is what here? Should I flash to a preceding version?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
I suggest doing a full wipe and reinstall... If that fails then try a restock. I don't think downgrading is a smart option. I would also be wary of what you use to change the DPI as using wrong methods csn cause major problems. Then again I haven't tried a different DPI on the latest build... If anyone else is having this issue then please tell me and I will delve deeper into it.

-----------------

To everyone else - sorry about the delay with the new build, I have been extremely busy with work and haven't had a chance to go anywhere with the build... I am also hoping that the CDMA kernel will improve before releasing, as I don't want to leave the CDMA users behind again (there is mention that SD isn't mounting and recovery is broken - hardly a stable environment for most users).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] icarusjun:
after being in Overcome 4.1.0 for a very, very long time... was finally able to get my TAB another lease in life...

I installed the most stable AOKP that I know of...

AOKP for the Samsung Galaxy Tab - 02/05/2013

Android Version: 4.2.2 (JB)

Partition Type: MTD

Release Date: 02/05/2013

Thanks to you... my TAB is rockin' & rollin'!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] treb1971:
Soft Keys Removal?

Hi, is it possible to remove the soft keys at all?

I've set transparency to 0%, but there is still a black band where they should be (and still are, in reality).

Since we have the hard keys on the device anyway, I think the duplication is necessary.

Thanks for any advice / guidance!

Edited to add: found the answer - added navigation bar toggle to power menu, then long pressed the power button and toggled it off. Simples...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
hi - you do realise that is an old version? the one you want is in the P1LN folder (all 4.2.2+ p1 builds will be in there, as they work on all GSM models).

easy solution is simply go to ROMControl -> Navigation Bar -> disable "Enable Navigation Bar"

-----------------------------------

i have started work on the next release - it won't be too much of a change (besides 3.0.x kernel / TWRP recovery / updates from AOKP), but it will be out very soon. CDMA & GSM releases too. they will obviously have to go to the testers first, but they will be coming very soon. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] adi6262:
Just wanted to tell you that I love you in the most heterosexual way .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ijustzeke:
how do I install "aokp_sgt7-p1_jb-mr1-20130502" I'm coming from GingerBread with Overcome Kernel.

I tried following the instructions from the OP

which is...

1. Boot into CWM

2. Wipe data/factory

3. Wipe dalvik cache

4. Install from external SD

Everytime I install it says this

"installation aborted"

"aokp_sgt7-p1_jb-mr1-20130502(bad)"

help? please?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
LOLLLL!!!!!! :D

Their ius an installation guide both on the OP, and on the website that gives detailed instructions... I suggest following them. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agustincordoba:
Do bear in mind that in some Rom installations loading the *.zip from an external sd-card or installing Rom whilst charging the battery can result in an aborted install.

Apart from that, be sure to follow tutorial exactly.

Enviado desde P1000 con Tapatalk

Sent from P1000 via Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dandydon414:
it might be telling you to run install again cause of the different partition layout. when that has happened to me, I just flash the rom again and I'm good to go......good luck
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yosup:
Nice sig there ... :D

Aside from what stimpz0r instructs in the OP (see post #2) and what augustincordoba (leaving unplugged while flashing definitely helps) & dandydon have mentioned, try formatting /system partition as well as wiping data, cache, & dalvik.

Worst case ... restock & try again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dandydon414:
is anybody else getting a fc on the stock browser? no biggie as chrome is working fine. just curious. other than the long boot time, rom is pretty stable and has not rebooted on me like other 4.2 roms that I've installed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Get logs and post it on the bug tracker and I will look into it... :)

First boot is always the slowest BTW... It improves after that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dandydon414:
Will do. I was actually not referring to initial boot after flash. Normal reboots take a long time.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] treb1971:
+1 for me.

Sometimes I'm worried it's gone into a bootloop, it takes that long... But good things come to those who wait :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RockRatt:
StimpzOr I know I haven't been around much as I could never get onto your site no matter what I tried. Were you able to get the CDMA builds going for p1c? The 4.2.2 builds. Is there any other way to download them rather than just from your site? Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
You can't get on the site at all? Or you can't download from it? There are mirrors on most the downloads - as for the test versions there are limited mirrors too - I have been sending emails with links. Shoot me an email and I will set you up with the latest version. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Sorry all its been so long between replies, I have been working on a modified version of HumberOS' 3.0 kernel, but after an update from his end it's become broken. Once I get it worked out I should have something to release soon.

I will also be bringing back flashable kernel zips, so if I update the kernel I don't have to release a new ROM. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Lokifish Marz:
I find myself having to ditch my N7 CarPC install due to memory failure. Seeing that the 22/11/2012 CDMA build is the latest for the p1c I need to know if that build supports USB host.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
I believe it does... The new build will definitely though... I have personally never tried USB host. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ycode:
I have installed this ROM for some time now and love the multiple user feature where my son now can use the tablet too. Goo manager tells me there is an update, but this thread does not mention it. So, is there an update?

Or will I install another ROM by selecting to update using Goo?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Not yet. However I am working on a new version, with AOKP MR2 just being released I thought I should too... Though in all truth I got a bit stuck trying my hand at kernel development - all is good though and an improved 3.0 kernel will come with the next release.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] RockRatt:
Shane I sent you a message on g+ in case you haven't seen it. Would like to hear from you either there or via PM here. Whatever works best for you. Thanks bro.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] schmoo:
Great news, I am sure I am not the only lurker whose tab is still in use because of your ROM!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kentfor:
Anyone else on this experiencing battery drain while not in use?

Mine dies left "on" but not in use after a full day. Prior builds did not do this and would "sleep" for days with minor drain.

Anyway, just being lazy asking the crowd here ... I know what I really need to do is research my stats and find the wake locks. Just hoping someone beat me to it. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dodgem2012:
Trying to test the new kernel, not having much luck getting it to boot, stuck at Samsung logo. Going to try to go to stock then try it again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Sorry that's my bad, when I looked back at the code I was saying "wtf was I thinking!" I fixed it again and will do a build tonight, it might still fail to help modem, but at least it *should* still boot.

You don't need to restock, just use heimdall to flash a working 4.2.2 kernel and you should be OK. I hope to get something working for CDMA, otherwise it's back to vanilla 2.6 for CDMA. :(

Not too much longer now people... Though I am kinda holding out until the almighty [MENTION=3031478]humberos[/MENTION] gets the battery drain down.

I will be merging in AOKP MR2 changes hopefully tonight and running off some builds for the testers - then there is the fun of adding new kernel features to Performance Control, possibly a few other tweaks, and then release... If everything goes according to plan then 4.3 won't be that far behind either (@cdesai has already started getting things moving with 4.3 for the sgt7 - go visit his g+ and show him some love!) :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
You aren't alone - the current 3.0 kernels suck down power like a vaccuum. I am sure [MENTION=3031478]humberos[/MENTION] is looking into it, then again he could just be getting ready for 4.3.. Either way it will be fixed soon (I had a look at partial wakelocks in BBS and it said AudioOut was sucking down a lot... Maybe I'll have a play and see what I can do).

However - if you aren't using the latest 3.0 kernels... I have no idea (worked fine for me) :p
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 2k1:
Upgraded to MR1. Facebook and Chrome scrolling up and down seem to be very jerky and not responsive. Did I screw up any where or is there a setting or quick fix for this. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Perhaps you are running too much in the background? Try enabling the kill all in recents and then try again. :)

Sent from my GT-i9100
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] miesfu:
loved ROM

Jinstalled Goo.im, it shows just now that an update is available, ROM name is aokp_sgt7_jb_mr1_20130610.zip, could you confirm is this right?

As I checked http://aokp.sgt7.net/, the latest version is still 0502.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
Nope - 0502 is the latest... Interesting though, that shouldn't be happening. Thanks for the heads up there. :)

Sent from my GT-i9100
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] miesfu:
thanks. look forward.to next version of 4.3.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] js4tda:
Hi stimpz thanks for your work been sporting the final milestone ICS for a year or more. Took the leap with goomanager and got the JB version installed the 2012 version and gapps worked very smooth. Goomanager found the 2013 update installed that but no Google so reinstalled gapps but I got into a loop with the google setup wizard and can't get out. Tried the power volume up but cannot get back into TRWP. By the way nice add on of TWRP. Installed per instructions 2012 was with CWM coming from ICS version of your ROM. Second flash installed per instructions of 2013 JB version used TWRP also installed gapps this time with TRWP.

Please any help would be much appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MateusLeo:
Will the tv work on gt-p1000l?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] miesfu:
I flash the ROM with the guide of this post, Double Wipe and flash, everything goes smoothly. you need to download the latest GAPPS for 4.2.2 and install, the previous version may not work well.

Hope this can help a little, good Luck.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] js4tda:
Thanks for the help. Do you know how can I get back to recovery? I am stuck in the start of wizard of Google it keeps bringing up an error and not let me out of the report or cancel buttons that come up. Tried power volume up but the reboot takes me right back to the report and cancel buttons.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] miesfu:
Sorry I have no idea about this, can not help you now. Hope somebody else have solution for you. Or can you go back to stock ROM by Odin?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
What tablet are you using? TWRP isn't included in public releases yet...perhaps you somehow got a test version? I suggest getting the last release off the site, restocking and start from there. I will investigate goo.im tonight.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] stimpz0r:
As far as I know it should... I personally don't own that variant.