yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] joojoobee666:
I'd throw my CDMA tab in to help as well, but like most of the others, I no longer have service on it through VZW and only use the wireless. As far I can see, this would at least be a start.

Out of curiosity, does the P1 rom at least allow for wireless on the p1c or will it not boot due to some of the subtle hardware differences?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] insanely:
OP

CDMA/p1c tester here. (sprint tab) i have 3 of them, let me know if you'd like me to test anything for you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dardack:
I have GSM and its' more my sons. Was looking to try ART to see if it would speed up his lego star wars game.

So got this installed after many hours (I finally figured out that I had to wipe the cache/data twice for the new partition to actually take, it was boot looping after chancing the partition size, TY so much for OVERCOME rom/guide to un soft brick, since can't get into recovery with hardware keys).

So with or without ART, netflix/angry birds starwars all FC, but the star wars game works. SInce that's 1 out of 4 that he uses I had to go back. Just a FWIW if you decide to go back, 10.2 and earlier roms will not flash. Had to do the overcome reset.

I will say the ART really seemed to make the game faster and some other things. Really wish that netflix and other games wouldn't FC. Oh well. TYVM for your work. I may try again in future, but not holding breath.

Just curious, has anyone else been able to use netflix?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cheatman:
Yes, I just did. And there are no gimmicks involved. Simply go to the Play store, install it and it will work.

Make sure you use Davlik, not ART (I have no idea if it works with ART as I didn't test) and that you are using the 1st of December version of the ROM.

I'd also like to point out that this latest version of Netflix works perfectly (no more stuttering background) and it's as fluid as sin! HD streaming over WIFI from the app also works fine.

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Great job with the build [MENTION=1535215]terenceng[/MENTION]! This latest version with Banks GApps works like magic! I think this is the fastest I've ever seen the OG Tab go in the years I've had it. For me, everything works, it's a daily driver. Also, the inclusion of the custom button mappings is greatly appreciated.

My only gripe with the installation was the large ROM and the large standard gapp package from Banks, which had trouble fitting in the system partition. I had to trim some packages and the gapps themselves to make some room. I guess this can easily be solved in the future, just wanted to add my 2 cents.

Great work and please keep it up!

Peace,

C.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dardack:
Oh I was using the previous to December 1st. Not sure if that makes difference.

Netflix wouldn't work in davlik or when I converted to ART for me. Wonder why. I've gone back to CM 10.2 for now. Everything works and is pretty fast at 1.2GHZ.

I may try CM11 later again. The problem is the process to go from 11 back to 10.2 takes forever.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
when you are using a ART how many hours you wait guys in rebooting mode?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
The youtube shows it takes 7 mins from boot screen = CM logo spinning off-center, to the "Android in upgrading". This is the FIRST MILESTONE and needs another 8 mins to be complete. i.e. "Android is upgrading" goes away and you reach home screen. Total is 15 mins. Hence just round up to 20 mins.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
aww my boot screen its almost an hour since when im activate the ART whats the problem guys?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dardack:
Did you repartition the /cache /data? You need to do this. Page 18 in this thread, someone walks through how to do it.

Basically, get adb, plug tab in, get into recovery, adb shell, unmount /cache, fdisk the main sdcard, delete partition 2 and 3, create new 2 and 3 with bigger size for 3 smaller for 2 to allow art to work. Then wipe /cache /data to have the partition table formatted to new size.

I would recommend wiping twice, that was my problem of a boot loop. I was wiping once,and not checking log. The first time it would give me error about /cache not able to format or something. If I did it a second time it correctly formated /cache. Then you have ART.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
waaaaa i didn't repartition my cache and data.... i need to restock again coz my tab is not going on normal mode it stay in reboot screen ahayz..

any suggestion guys i don't want to restock again.....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] haitaoh:
Any chance to get repartitioning built-in?

Thanks for the good work...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] areshinakya:
I also wrote how to fix that without restock a few pages back.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Thank you very much for that. I have boot. Of course in my case due to the fact I have a single head instead of 4 in your case all of my numbers needed to be multiplied by 4.

For all you guys having trouble you need to know how many heads you have in Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0 in my case it was 1 so I had to multiply the above figures by 4. I suggest you hit p in F disk to see your partition layout and plan your numbers accordingly.

Cheers!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dardack:
Yeah, that worked for me for maybe 3 attempts, then Heimdall stopped sending stuff to my tab in download mode. Had to do restock. Sucked, since it takes so long.

In case you didn't want to search I've copied pasted:

No need to rename anything, I just did that on command line when the tab was in download mode and it worked every time:

heimdall flash --kernel boot.img --recovery boot.img

EDIT: Now that I think about it, I wonder if I could have renamed boot.img to zImage and put in Tar and used Odin to just flash that instead of full restock. That woulda been so much faster.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] freetogo:
Eventually, I got ART up and running. My Tab is 3G-16GB and I have done the following to re partitioned my system

fdisk /dev/block/mmcblk0

d 2 d 3 n p 2 1681921 1905666 n p 3 1905667 enter w

p

Disk /dev/block/mmcblk0: 15.9 GB, 15925772288 bytes

4 heads, 16 sectors/track, 486016 cylinders

Units = cylinders of 64 * 512 = 32768 bytes

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System

/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 2 420480 13455328 83 Linux

Partition 1 does not end on cylinder boundary

/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 420481 476417 1789968 83 Linux

Partition 2 does not end on cylinder boundary

/dev/block/mmcblk0p3 476417 486016 307184 83 Linux

Partition 3 does not end on cylinder boundary

If TWRP version is not working for you, consider using CMW version. Please note that you might need to reinstall cm11 zip after repartitioning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Bobboman:
ick that kinda sucks but expected from the hardware that is inside the Galaxy tab...kinda sad there still isn't enough volunteers for a CDMA version...my galaxy tab is currently sitting soft bricked because the last "offical" CM10.2 nightly is broken and nothing works
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
Yes you can, but I use "CreateTarForKernel" provided by http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644240
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yellowshed:
Still can't get to TWRP recovery

Hi,

I've tried a few times to run this rom from restocking and then to overcome. The latest build at least doesn't have some google apps stopping on me. I tried sideloading google play but that keeps flashing up and then closing. I have enabled advanced reboot and still can't get to TWRP. I've done the re-stocking thing, but weanted to avoid it again just to try and installing the core gapps from Banks 11-26 version. Any ideas on how I can get to TWRP or install the gapps?

On a UK P1000 GSM 16GB

Thanks for this ROM by the way. I'm loving KitKat on my old Tab

Yellowshed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
New CM-11.0 Build [Dec 5, 2013]

New CM-11.0 build [cm-11-20131205-terenceng-p1.zip]. Refer to ChangeLog
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Right now, to get to TWRP you have to boot to system, enable Advanced Reboot in Settings, press and hold Power button, and select Reboot to Recovery.

Since a new build is now out, why not install it and try it on the new build...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Just for info: for flashing a boot.img or zImage using heimdall, use:

heimdall flash --kernel boot.img

OR

heimdall flash --KERNEL boot.img

"--kernel" if you are using heimdall version up till 1.4RC1

or

"--KERNEL" if you are using heimdall version 1.4 or later
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
You can't use the P1 ROM on a P1c. The boot-loop is not due to hardware but to the p1c ROM/kernel.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Survey: ART on the P1000

By now, some of you would have already converted to ART.

Let's have some statistics on ART running on the P1000.

For those who have not converted to ART:

A. Why don't you convert?

(Possible answers: Don't know how to partition internal sdcard / Don't want to risk damaging internal sdcard / It is still experimental / Happy with Dalvik and see no need to change / etc)

B. Would you convert to ART some time in future?

For those who have converted to ART:

1. How many attempts did you make before successfully converted to ART (count only those after cache partition resize)?

2. Does your tab boot up faster?

3. What are the apps you notice run faster in ART mode?

4. What are the apps you notice do not run any faster in ART mode?

5. So far which apps you have tried to use cause FCs in ART mode?

6. With the current state of ART, and after playing with it on the P1000, are you happy/satisfied/unhappy/disillusioned/etc.?

7. Are you staying with ART, or going back to Dalvik?

Feel free to add any other things you want to say about ART on the P1000...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] caguas56:
Can this be run on a Sprint Tab 7 SGH-P100?. if so which rom should I download?.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] joojoobee666:
That's what I figured. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
[MENTION=221484]Terence[/MENTION] (thanks thanks) and to all other devs devs et all.

A) don't know as you guessed + no ADB @ work

B) Yes for sure.

freetogo (thanks)

gave a shorten and concise steps / command how to partition the cache, I will attempt it on weekend @ home with ADB.

post 242 http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48134418&postcount=242

still got to thank areshinakya post 174

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47965607&postcount=174
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] commonelementary:
I'd never in my wildest dreams imagined the oldest Android tablet is now running the newest Android OS!

Great work terenceng and devs.

Thanks for keeping our tab alive!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nhecas:
A. Hadn't had much time to read on how to repartition. Tried to build a custom PIT, but unsuccessful so far. Will try to follow the guide posted in this thread when I'm on holidays (don't want to screw up tab, i need it daily...)

B. Yes. ART was the first reason i flashed this ROM for...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cx5:
Hi nhecas,

Or may be a apk from playstore could change the partition. It's called "android partition manager" it could erase a partition, I haven't tried, like it's my daily driver, got to wait till weekend to experiment.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickygamon:
A.Don't want to disk damaging internal sdcard

B.Yes

Inviato dal mio GT-P1000 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DarkPal:
Already ART customer. Answers:

1. 3 Attempts. Broke the cache partition a couple of times before I was able to realize the difference in number of heads and what needed to be done.

2. Yes. Only primary boot after conversion is painful or if you wipe the cache partition in recovery: this will lead to an up to 20 minutes boot. Subsequent boots are quiet snappy.

3. FACEBOOK: this damn thing finally loads better after ART especially with image downloading, browser loads quiet quick too, I use Polaris office so that loads quick to read my books, I also use Maps but they were always snappy on both Dalvik and ART so not sure of a difference. Launcher is quick and combining high end GFX option makes the device modern, snappy and awesome!

4. Skyfire browser (version 4.4.1) which I own an html5 video conversion license broke in ART. It loads once then breaks on subsequent loads (but I believe its an app issue, nothing to do with ROM as the app is freaking ancient now its own company stopped supporting it since May).

5. FC happens to system UI when multitasking while installing an app from playstore. Steps to reproduce: download an app from play store, go do whatever business you do on another app, systemui FCs to off centered boot logo while the app is installing. Browser FCs (stock, Dolphin and many others) while playing html5 videos and incognito mode as well,

6. Satisfied customer here. That thing is snappier than my galaxy S3 (which I am very tempted to root and push a 4.4 CM11 to it as well).

7. Staying and working with ART. Benefits versus shortcomings makes it still worth staying on ART.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] nhecas:
It only allows to erase, dump, or flash /boot and /recovery from file, doesn't allow redimensioning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Kat-CeDe:
Hi,

A. I repartitioned the sdcard but after that my Tab didn´t boot anymore. Perhaps I was to fast because I started over again after a few minutes. I try again with the latest version this weekend. and wait for 30minutes or so.

B. Of course. I expect a lot from ART on my very old lady. On my Nexus the difference was not really noticable.

btw. thanks for bringing new live to my old lady. The ROM from 1st December is very stable for me.

p.s. a little tip for adb. I had problems with windows so I almost did not try any further. Just out of curiosity I looked under Ubuntu, my main system, what it has to say about adb and to my surprise it was in the repository and a simple install of adb-tools and then adb shell worked out of the box in a few seconds. So if you have problems with Windows try Linux.

Ralf
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] enakeprimen:
Installed the newest build. Awesome!!! Rotation and screenshot now work perfectly. Running on ART. Thanks for this build.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neteater:
is it open for public use like me the Noob
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Kat-CeDe:
Hi,

take a look at the first page of this thread.

Ralf
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] neteater:
but i posted on p 27 :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yellowshed:
reboot to recovery...

Thanks, but that's what I have already tried. I did say I have enabled advanced reboot and selected reboot / recovery, yet every time it just boots up. Also, I notice it says 'android is upgrading' 'optimising apps' then 'starting apps' on every boot, too. Is that normal? I don't think so, but for the life of me, I can't think what is wrong during the install. I have read and re-read the instructions...

I have downloaded the new build and will try it, but currently, if I can't get to recovery, I have to restock to install, unless there is a better way - download mode and use odin/heimdall? Any idea how would I do that, if it's possible?

YellowShed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
No, SPH-P100 is a CDMA-based tab which needs a P1C ROM. The 4.4 ROM for P1C isn't ready yet.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Give it another shot (or two).... Many flashers had to try many times before succesfully installing the ROM.

You can restock but you don't have to unless you have lost your /efs. Get hold of a boot.img from another ROM with either CwM or TWRP (can't use the boot.img from my 4.4 ROM.zip at the moment), use heimdall to flash it in DOWNLOAD mode, boot into recovery, do a full wipe, and flash the ROM.zip and GApps.zip.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yellowshed:
Don't believe I've lost the /efs as the phone etc all work. I'll try what you've suggested - a lot less painful than a restock... Thanks. I'll try the JB MR1 ROM unless it has to be a 4.4 ROM?

YellowShed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MarviXDA:
It's my problem, too. See http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2554783.

In discussion with storm31 we decide that there may be something wrong in https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_p1-common.

PS. Problem appeared first time, when I tried to switch to ART-mode without re-partition. ROM version 27 Nov 2013.

PPS. The result of AnTuTu test was abnormally high on this ROM - up to 6 600 points!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Did you do a full wipe (data, cache, dalvik, system) before installing ROM?

Try this first: using your current ROM in your tab, boot to recovery, wipe data, cache and dalvik and see if it boots.

If not, try the following and see if it boots thereafter:

With your installed ROM, connect tab to computer, boot to recovery, and run:

adb shell setprop persist.sys.dalvik.vm.lib libdvm.so

adb reboot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robindebruin:
Plz explain step by step how to configure art
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MarviXDA:
You think, there is any chance to fix my problem this way? What reasons for it?

I restored 3 different working backups - KitKat and 2 JB. With all wipes. Result is negative.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robindebruin:
I just says updater .sh failed

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It says error excexuting updater binary script
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robindebruin:
Screen
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yellowshed:
It worked in that I was able to get into recovery - have to be quick with the buttons when it finishes the heimdal command! However, even the latest rom FC's all the gapps and still won't boot into recovery from system. Interestingly, I tried the JB MR1 15092013 rom and have the same issue of not booting into recovery from system. That ROM does work with the buttons though.

Could it be an issue with the way my sdcard is partitioned - I tried using the TWRP re-partition tool but it fails.

Any other ideas for both the gapps and the reboot issue - I'm guessing it is a config issue with my tab?

Just tried from the JB ROM to boot into recovery again and it just rebooted....

YellowShed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] caguas56:
Is anyone that you know working on one?.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Read Op and WHOLE thread, like everybody else; there is no shortcut...

Sorry, dunno how else to help you...

I suggest you use another boot.img, maybe from a ROM with newer CwM and TWRP

I am
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Read OP and WHOLE thread

To newcomers:

READ OP AND THE WHOLE THREAD about what others say before flashing any ROM in this thread.

Nothing in OP says there is only one outcome when you flash the ROM; you can certainly reduce the risks towards getting the outcome you want by reading up and trying on your own one step at a time (eg. like repartitioning/resizing partitions of an internal sdcard). And read the DISCLAIMER.

Despite attempts to help, I still get negative remarks and attitudes...

Some people could do well doing more homework, as would a change in attitude...

And some people clearly come into this thread with an agenda in mind... follow their post history and read their profiles
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
THANKS

As I've said before, I always run out of available THANKS for the day. Some of you will notice I thanked some posts while not doing the same for other posts. Actually, I wanted to click THANKS for ALL those posts, in date order. I didn't/coundn't because I happened to run out of THANKS at that point, or there were more than one constructive posts from the SAME member and I wished to distribute the THANKS to different members as far as possible on the same day, or I could have simply missed some, etc. Whatever it is, I WILL go back and look through the thread and click THANKS on those missed posts another day.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] caguas56:
Any time frame on the Sprint rom?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
I'm afraid not. Many variables involved, chief of which is my workload...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
I read back quite a few pages.

Can someone please post if everything is working for them?

How is battery life?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
New Android 4.4.1 Build

New build [cm-11-20131206-terenceng-p1.zip] with Android 4.4.1
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jalil123:
HI terenceng

big thanks for you

usb host mode with Y cable not worked
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] terenceng:
Thanks for the feedback. Let me know which type of Y cable you are using. Is the the one with a 30-pin connector at one end and 2 usb ports at the other end? Or you use one with 3 usb connectors, 1 at one end and 2 at the other end? Let me know. Thanks.

Others with USB OTG: kindly feedback too! Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jalil123:
use one with 3 usb connectors

one connect to charger , one connect to 30 pin usb cable and one connect to device (muse usb optical)

I used usb host controller ,kernel tuner and usb otg helper apps
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] yellowshed:
Yay 4.4 ART

Well,

Downloaded latest file and restocked back to GB then Overcome. Booted into cwm recovery and used adb shell to re-format the sdcard. Put new partitions at 1518848 blocks for sdcard, then 3Gb (1912064) for data and then remaining for 256Mb for cache. Then rebooted recovery and formatted cache, though it said it couldn't format, then rebooted. Overcome couldn't format data, so rebooted to recovery. Installed zip file from cwm recovery(which boot to TWRP and installed zip file), wiped cache and rebooted. Then turned on advanced power etc and chose ART. Phone rebooted and converted, so yay ART. Then selected reboot/recovery and yay recovery! Added 26-11 Gapps core, wiped, and it''s rebooting now....

Here's hoping I'm in the 4.4 crowd successfully......

YellowShed

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Yay, now converted to ART and all working for me on latest 06 rom.

Answers:

1: First go to convert after partition changes

2: Don't know yet, still installing GApps

3: Only had std rom apps because GApps FC'd all the time. Now got Core GApps, downloading and installing 26-11Standard from BaNKs

4: See above

5: Logging into PlayStore first time FC'd but went in second time

6: Happy, happy, happy

7: Staying with ART

YellowShed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] marvz098:
sir big thanks to you......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DJCrapsody:
Using 5th dec build, I enabled ART and my P1 went soft bricked.

Now it is...

1. Stuck in a bootloop

2. Unable to enter recovery mode using Power+VolUp+Home combination (ever since I flashed this ROM anyways)

3. Device not recognized in ODIN (other devices recognized just fine - with or without Samsung ADB drivers)

4. Device not found in ADB/Fastboot as well

Things I've tried:

1. Going into recovery mode with the 3-key combination (tons of times)

2. Get ODIN to recognize the device without drivers, with Samsung official drivers, with ClockworkMod universal drivers, with Google drivers, etc...

3. Find a way to remove the battery without the use of tools

4. Pray for a miracle to happen

Any help?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] robindebruin:
And whit heimdall
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] iDar:
GET a new USB Cable and ODIN will recognize your device. Same happened with me and that's what I did. Issue resolved for me.

My old usb cable is charging and i am still using it to connect to my PC but ODIN does not recognize my device using OLD USB CABLE.

Hopefully issue will be resolved.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] DJCrapsody:
Oh yes, I tried using 3 different USB cables.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] droiduzr2:
get a q-tip and rubbing alcohol

clean the contact points real good on the phone

try to get a magnifying glass and check the pins to make sure there is no damage