yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
Cheeky boy!

I've not loaded the recent SmoothBeans or this ROM so I don't know what their current level of performance is. If you are seeing enough free RAM on this ROM, but, you still experience bad performance, then RAM is not the culprit. But, I'm not a Java guy, so I can't say much about the ROM proper if you suspect problems with it (and, I'd rather not wade through C++/Java code if I can help it). If you think it is a ROM issue then you should talk to the guys who wrote the code--the CyanogenMod guys. They should be able to tell you exactly what the tags are for and what they do. Or, talk to tjohnsonjr, if he's an experienced Java dev.

For my part, I think it's the kernel. I'll see if I can run some tests this weekend--if I get the time, that is.
[G Tablet Android Development] CoolRob:
After trying this ROM for a few days, I decide to go back to SmoothBean for now and wait for future release of this ROM to try again. I really loved the extra RAM and the quick respond to most of the task I try. The issue with me is that it is not stable. I though I fix the screen freeze issue by changing the minimum CPU speed but not really. The screen keep freezes on me especially when I exited out an app or just browsing through the app drawer. The best thing I love about this ROM is the internet browsing speed. It is awesome compare to other ROM I try using the same Dolphin browser. For the games, I try the AllWinner Mod but that did not help me much. I found that NFS: Hot pursuit only runs with 160 dpi mode :). Maybe it is just an old app. Again, thanks for the cool ROM and I promise I will try the next release that you may have :)
[G Tablet Android Development] HwyXingFrog:
I've been sticking with CM7 on my GTab, but now with Google Daydream in 4.2, I am waiting for any 4.2 Roms, just so I can use that, and get some use out of my GTab again.
[G Tablet Android Development] redeyedjedi:
4.2 wont boot yet, there are changes that need to be made to the kernel for bluetooth. I am working on this, and I will share the fix with the OP once I figure it out. Of course, I'm thinking he is messing with it too because he has already stated that he built an AOSP 4.2 but it would not boot yet either.
[G Tablet Android Development] heinrich:
Apologies for what is likely a bonehead mistake, but I'm running G_Harmony ICS 1.5 and can't seem to get G_Harmony JB to instal. It assert fails on getprop ro.product.device == smba1002. And errors with Status 7.

Secondarily I seem to be having a hard time figuring out how to get to the external SD while in CWM. All I see is internal sotrage (which works fine for installing ICS)
[G Tablet Android Development] HwyXingFrog:
Thanks for the update, I wasn't expecting something that quick. With the amount of changes made for 4.2, it's sounding like they really should have made this 5.0 instead. Even Paranoid Android decided to completely switch to make their ROM's based off AOSP instead of CM10 since 4.2.

Keep us posted.
[G Tablet Android Development] Yamagushi:
You need to update your CWM to the "350 Prep" one listed on like page 2/3.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Yes you need to have the latest recovery installed and have the system partition expanded to 350m for this to work. The best way is using the NVFlash package attached in the DRH Bean tread. Once the system is expanded to 350 then you can run still run any different rom that you want without further NVflashing your device.

Yes but what we actually need to do is open the update script and delete the first 3 line for the assert device identity check before compressing it. Our devices don't need it.

Sent from My SmOoThA$$ Gtablet.
[G Tablet Android Development] heinrich:
Got it sorted thanks Guys :) ... I do this so infrequently it's easy to fall behind and also easy to forget basics like mounting USB to copy files and that here are both a vol+ and vol- procedure LOL :D
[G Tablet Android Development] redeyedjedi:
to OP..... Did you use the kitchen to root this after you built it?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
No. Its rooted while compiling the source.
[G Tablet Android Development] 7az:
i installed no frills cpu cause can't get the supercharger file to open in terminal

anyone else having that problem? no biggy since i overclocked to 1.5 with no frills but for some reason when set to 1.6 it freezes then reboots.
[G Tablet Android Development] feyerbrand:
to get the SuperCharger to work, you have to remember that it is case sensitive.
[G Tablet Android Development] 7az:
when i clicked on google it brings up google now install option. now it shows "unfortunately, google search has stopped" error and keeps coming up.

went into apps and just disabled google search to fix.
[G Tablet Android Development] Yamagushi:
Been using this as my daily for over a week now, with supercharger set up and overclocked to 1.5Ghz. It's been amazing, the tablet finally runs great, everything is nice and snappy. I feel like I have a brand new tablet.
[G Tablet Android Development] cwh060:
Install errors

Hm, downloaded both versions and I'm getting:

Symlinks and permissions...

symlink: some symlinks failed

E:Error in /sdcard/G_Harmony_Jellybean_v2.2.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted.

Downloaded another ROM, went through the install process and it worked fine.

?

cwh
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Read through the tread first before posting. Your answer is in on page 2 along with this guys post here.
[G Tablet Android Development] cwh060:
Thanks, I've downloaded it three times now all with the same error on installation. Have wiped everything, as with all new installs. I have read through the thread, wouldn't post unless I had. Back to DRH 4.1

I'll pass on this one.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
Yeah 1.6ghz will cause your tablet to freeze and reboot. Stay with 1.5ghz. To get the Supercharger you have to follow the instructions in the OP

Try clearing data. After that open up Play store and update Google Now. It will after that it will work fine.

You have to NVFlash using Team DRH 350 Prep. Then it will install fine

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
[G Tablet Android Development] 7az:
Thanks. That was my problem. But no frills still helps set the min so doing this really isn't needed since you can set the max in no frills too.
[G Tablet Android Development] 7az:
Anyone figure out how to gid rid of clock screen on boot up?
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I'm still looking into it

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
[G Tablet Android Development] Yamagushi:
Just go into settings and disable the clock app.
[G Tablet Android Development] 7az:
thank you! this is the best ROM yet. Thanks for this.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
v2.3 is up
[G Tablet Android Development] 7az:
Does v2.3 perform any faster than the older version or is just the jellybean stuff being added?
[G Tablet Android Development] mobilemodding.info:
Have same issue, wiped everything and re-downloaded multiple times. Same error.

Unless something is missing in installation instruction, I cannot understand why it doesn't work.

What is Team DRH 350 Prep. ?? Where can I get it?

---------- Post added at 06:49 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:30 AM ----------

Ok figured out, PPL who has the issue please go here - http://www.teamdrh.com/archives/development-news-archive/43-team-drh-jb-alpha-52

Get the file TeamDRH_350M_Prep.zip , unzip and follow instruction in "!Windows Readme First.txt"
[G Tablet Android Development] mobilemodding.info:
Flash player Adobe_Flash_Player_11_11.1.115.20 on this ROM works ridiculously slow :( and browser crashing all the time.

Anything I can do to fix the problem?
[G Tablet Android Development] rkmFL:
I've just run the Harmonry ROM (v2.3), then SuperCharger'ed. I'm running the standard (non-OC'ed) version.

Before installing, I had prepped by NVflashing DRH 350, wiping system/data/dalvik/system reset.

After following all instructions and double-checking everything, the ROM seems to run amazingly well.

There is just one small problem: wifi performance is unbelievably slow.

I can take my Acer Iconia and download a 10 MB file in the same time it takes me to download 200 KB on the G-Tablet (about 50 times slower on the same wifi connection). I've re-run this test dozens of times.

Any ideas what I might be doing wrong, or anything I can look into (logs, etc) to help me locate an issue?

Thank you in advance!

RKM
[G Tablet Android Development] johnnybr:
I think mine have same problem with wifi. I Should test more...
[G Tablet Android Development] mobilemodding.info:
Does Flash Player works fine for you?
[G Tablet Android Development] dsrhokie:
I had the issue with Harmony Ice. Downloads were 1996 dial up slow initially but would speed up after a few minutes. Example: when updating multiple apps, the first would be extremely slow but the others would be relatively normal.

Have not had the same issue with Smooth Bean, maybe CM wifi code has a tweak somewhere.

Sent using Satanic Swagger
[G Tablet Android Development] Chello02:
Google Now?

When I try to access the google search (google now) after the initial setup, it loads a white screen with the search bar and then blinks back to the home screen. No error or force close. This happens from the lock screen and when tapping the search bar on the home screen.

Anyone else showing this issue?

I'm on a clean wipe with 350 partition.
[G Tablet Android Development] johnnybr:
Yep, you are right. After some time I can use wifi speed normally. I am downloading Dead Trigger update right now and happens right like you said.
[G Tablet Android Development] sunyung:
Same here, wifi is weak and downloading update was extremely slow after I flashed the v2.3 yesterday. I have the tablet went to sleep and today I cannot even turn it on. Just black screen, no reaction what so ever when I press the power button. Gtablet is fully charged with green light on... please help if there's anything I can do...
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
If you load up the latest firmware be prepared to crack the case and make access to the internal reset button. Kernel panic attacks are going to happen, and when they do all one has to do is press the internal reset button and power down reboot to regain control. You can also look into CPU sleeper app. This app will shut down CPU1 while the device is in standby allowing the device to sleep properly.
[G Tablet Android Development] sunyung:
Thanks, will give it a try.
[G Tablet Android Development] CoolRob:
I am back to try this new version. It seems to run much better on many apps. The bad thing is my NFS: Most Wanted will not run. It loads fine until it enters the play and the screen keep flashing. I can hear the sound as if it is running fine but not the screen :(.
[G Tablet Android Development] redeyedjedi:
NFS is working in aokp, and PA, so it should work. Go to the smootherbean rom, and download the "smoother update" and apply it, to this rom, this will fix audio bugs, then go 140dpi. It should work.

For all people who have crappy wifi, hang in there, fosser has updated the wifi drivers and eliminated a LOT OF ERRORS, after testing I can tell you it is a HUGE difference, i still dont know when he will be ready to release it, but it is close I think.

---------- Post added at 02:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:45 PM ----------

Flash support is deprecated since the first jellybean release. It works for some, but is not officially supposed to. you must wait for the internet to catch up and switch to HTML5, which our gtabs can handle like a champ.
[G Tablet Android Development] TomOwens:
I am seeing the same problems also. I found that the app runs just fine if I don't install the update from Google. Only the version in the Gapps package I installed will work.

You can try to uninstall updates from the app manager and see if that helps.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
And for all of those that cannot wait. Just take either one of my updates and unzip it to access the build.prop. and take my WiFi tweak and apply it to the ROM that you are on. Smoother Bean and Demented both have a updated tweak. You must reboot to recovery and wipe cache so it can be cooked in. Thanks in Advance.

Sent from My SmOoThA$$ Gtablet.
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
I'm working on an update. Hopefully I'll have it up tonight

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
v2.3.2 is up
[G Tablet Android Development] bgstyle:
USB mounting

Great rom ran it next to my brothers 4th gen Ipad, think I have the better deal. Lol. Does the USB mount work in this ROM I tried to connect my USB drive to watch movies but it was not recognized.
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
No, the tablet should sleep just fine without such hacks--ie both CPUs will shut down when the tablet's sleeping.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Yeah maybe that's the reason for it. If both shut down on sleep then what is keeping it alive during sleep mode. CPU sleeper will allow CPU1 to shut down while keeping CPU0 alive to keep everything going so when it wakes up it resumes where you left off. I stumbled on this app and have been using it for awhile with no SOD issues when putting it to sleep. Unless when testing updates from fosser and OC above 1200 the current kernel works great with it.

Sent from My SmOoThA$$ Gtablet.
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
If you use that logic (that at least 1 CPU has to be up to keep everything going), then you must also need a CPU to be kept on even to power the tablet up. So, obviously, what you say cannot be right.

No. Most things, except the RAM and interrupt controllers, are shut down when the tablet is put to sleep. This has been explained before.

I looked at the script that the app installs and it's very simple (and naively written, to be honest). It just tells the kernel to take the secondary CPUs offline when the screen turns off (not when the tablet goes to sleep!) and bring them online when the screen comes on. It is similar to some of the other scripts that are already present on some of the ROMs here which do similar things--like reducing the max CPU frequency based on the current battery RSOC. And, like those scripts this one is also meant to increase battery life.

SOD issues are usually the result of kernel/hardware bugs/incompleteness. If this app, which is meant to extent battery life, fixes or prevents it, then it is simply accidental.
[G Tablet Android Development] CoolRob:
I will try that. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcolburn:
Motorola Bluetooth Mouse pin or passkey pairing failure

Can anyone suggest a way to get the Motorola Bluetooth Mouse(SJNY0767) to be paired?
[G Tablet Android Development] df186:
Awesome ROM .. thanks for the update... little confused.. on 2.2 antutu gave me a 8100 rating... after upgrading to latest.. it gave me a 6000 then I ran the supercharger and it bumped me up to 7000 .. still not bad... def not complaining... just curious..

Thanks for the recommendation of switching to 140dpi.. love it.. 160 was too big and 120 too small.

One suggestion is it would be nice to be able to customize the launcher.. it is super smooth though..
[G Tablet Android Development] REHolt218:
I have seen several references to an updated tarp&cwm for gtab but can't seem to find a link to it. Can anyone help out?
[G Tablet Android Development] Yamagushi:
Why are so many people having this problem. From the original post and several replies now:
[G Tablet Android Development] REHolt218:
Sorry about that. I didn't realize that the latest recovery was part of the DRH Prep. I was already running DRH 5.3 with CWM Touch Recovery 6.0.1.1.

I thought there might be a newer version that addresses the /0 issue in 4.2.

Edit: by the way, I have installed the latest updatebto this rom and it is running great!!!

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] REHolt218:
Everything seems to run Great except I am getting error with Google play, it continually force closes. I tried fixing permissions, clearing data, and clearing Dalvik and cache.

Anyone have any other suggestions?
[G Tablet Android Development] kdelisle:
smoother update?

As OP has posted the latest and greatest, should we still apply the smootherbean update or was that incorporated into this version of the mod?

Thanks for all of your work!
[G Tablet Android Development] tjohnsonjr:
It wasn't. Im working on an update.

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2
[G Tablet Android Development] redeyedjedi:
im hoping to see aosp 4.2 running, aokp has a lot left to fix. For now, a new recovery wont be needed, the /0 is emulated in the /data partition, so it gets wiped during a factory reset, and does not create the /0/0/0 issues people have. So, space is either 2 or 4 gigs, but eventually i hope to figure out a way to address this without changing recovery or partition table, people may want to go back. The newest recovery IS for dirty bean 5.3, and it gives both a 350meg system partition and allows for formatting /data to 4 gigs, which is plenty for getting the 4.2 roms to work right.
[G Tablet Android Development] jcp171:
Putting this on the GTab now, looking forward to testing a new rom, been a while. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] rkmFL:
I've been running the new release since you published on 12/28, and it's extremely smooth and fast.

You've done amazing work with this, I can't believe you brought my gTablet back!

One quick question .. Have you tried an external UVC webcam with this ROM? I noticed that you have the required driver included for this to work, and I know others have had it running on earlier ROM's.

Based on this, I purchased a webcam and tested it on this ROM, but no luck. It could be the hardware, I'm not certain, but thought I would ask to determine if anyone else has succeeded with this?

Thank you in advance!

RKM
[G Tablet Android Development] lekhwani:
I gave it a go. I nvflashed 350 mb. And then flashed the ROM. I have not supercharged.

The ROM felt laggy. Now it has frozen. Seems sod. Will have to wait for battery to drain.

I have a few questions:

Is it me or its laggy for others as well?

Or, does it need time to settle.

And, is supercharging necessary?

Will vegan tab work on 350 mb partition or will their be any problem?
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
As far as the other question don't have a clue. Haven't ran the current update yet, but I wouldn't push the later gingerbread ROMs or froyo with a 350m system. When expanding the system beyond the 200m or even the 250m it takes a portion or of the cache partition in order to make room for the extra space needed for the system. Since earlier ROMs run off of that cache partition it would more then likely run not so great.

Sent from my SmoOth A$$ Gtablet
[G Tablet Android Development] lekhwani:
So, its better to nvflash 250 mb again to flash smootherbean or earlier gb roms?
[G Tablet Android Development] vishwanathptl:
Nope not facing any kind of SOD's n also less lags..... working perfectly for me..... even all games works perfectly n 720p videos plays smoothly in MX player with h/w+...... using it from the day the update is released..... not at all disappointed..... n for ur info I am supercharged.....
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Yes. 250m would give you the advantage of going back to GB ROMs. That was the whole purpose of me sticking with 250m builds so that you wouldn't have to flash back to a different setup to run earlier ROMs. Looking into a alternative recovery setup as soon as my PC gets settled in. Had to make it dual boot so I don't have to use my wife's windows PC. to do stuff that required windows.

Sent from my SmoOth A$$ Gtablet
[G Tablet Android Development] JEZZEJAMEZ:
Some thing sweet is on the rise, I've been using 350 on every rom since way back in November. If the rom has supercharged USE it.

$3ñt F®°m my Gt@b ~Gn°t£
[G Tablet Android Development] df186:
Question 1. Not laggy at all.. did you do a full wipe? i would. it is the most smooth stable rom so far..

Question 2. yes after install give it a good 30 to let it settle.. i gave it only 10 mins and it was fine for me.

Question 3. if you want a super bad a$$ system.. you wanna supercharge it.. without .. antutu rated it as a 5000.. with supercharging between 7000 and 8000

Question 4.. dunno the answer.. but dont see why not.. your expanding the partition.. so youll only have more room.. but dont take my word for it. cause i really dont know about this one.
[G Tablet Android Development] jhermit:
Love the ROM, bought you a beer. Very nice job...
[G Tablet Android Development] jhermit:
Regarding Supercharger - It asks you for some options. I basically took all the defaults, but wanted to ask if there are any, non default options I should consider for GTab?

I did not see any improvement from the Quadrant perspective, but it does feel more responsive.
[G Tablet Android Development] cwhickey420:
I love this rom first and foremost, but since the last version I keep getting SODs I don't know if it's from the overclock or just a quirk with my tab. Everything else works really smooth and makes my gtab a formidable device, if anybody knows about this SOD problem or the cause of it, I'd greatly appreciate it.
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Try using CPU sleeper app. You can find it within a lot of updated firmware across the web. Just make sure that it is the one for dual core devices because there are ones for quad core that will not work for us. It might not solve the issue, but it does work as a work around for some devices.

Sent from my SmoOth A$$ Gtablet
[G Tablet Android Development] cwhickey420:
Thanks I will try that, kinda wish I would of done that before I installed the non overclocked version, but maybe that will be the combination i'm looking for. This rom has been by far the smoothest Ive seen and I've been here since the vegan tab days. Appreciate all the work you guys are doing.
[G Tablet Android Development] JEZZEJAMEZ:
Agree very nice rom, but there is a smoother bean. Hehe

$3ñt F®°m my Gt@b ~Gn°t£
[G Tablet Android Development] kdelisle:
I'd love to hear if people are getting less SODs after the sleeper CPU. I also am getting SODs - usually while surfing. Also, if other folks are having better luck with different browsers, please post. I had SODs with smootherbean, as well.
[G Tablet Android Development] jhermit:
No SOD here.

By the way, I read on a thread for another ROM that repartitioning the internal storage to 4096/0 could have some impact. So I copied my data, repart and copied back and there was noticeable perf improvement especially in browsing. Load times improved and the momentary freezes were significantly reduced.
[G Tablet Android Development] Photoelectric:
I've had to start researching the SoD issue myself as well, as I've experienced one now myself (screen faded briefly due to a gap in usage while I was carrying my tablet from one room to another to transfer some files. When I connected it to my computer, I realized the screen would no longer turn back on, out of the blue. Waiting for the battery to discharge still!).

I too wonder how common this problem is with 1.2 bootloaders, and if it's frequent enough that I should just stick with older ROMs based on 1.1 =/ Sleeper CPU is not really a solution, since my tablet didn't even go to proper sleep -- it SoD'd after only 3 minutes of inactivity.
[G Tablet Android Development] redeyedjedi:
SOD will almost 99.9% happen if you connect to a pc with the screen off. This is why it happened to you. It does not matter what rom....this is an issue we have always had. Set your tab not to sleep for 30 minutes to avoid it happening when your connected to pc, and NEVER CONNECT to a pc WITH SCREEN OFF. do this and you are asking for it. just sayin.....
[G Tablet Android Development] nobe1976:
Agree, Agree, and second that.... :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Sent from my SmoOth A$$ Gtablet