yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] ehunyadi:
The XDA app is known to FC. Best to use Tapatalk.
[G Tablet Android Development] Crimton:
i tried the droidforums app and it does the same. the process that fc's is tapatalk. but i will try the actual tapatalk app.
[G Tablet Android Development] xfernand:
Gallery FCs

Gallery also FCs when folders have lots of pictures/icons.
[G Tablet Android Development] bmasephol:
Is flash working in this rom?

What exactly is sideloading btw?
[G Tablet Android Development] ehunyadi:
Here's a video of Zpad 1106 running on my G-Tablet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69O9eZpIo5E
[G Tablet Android Development] flipper9:
Placing the installer on a SD card, sticking it in the SIDE of your device, and manually installing/loading it?
[G Tablet Android Development] Crimton:
i'm getting the message "system uids are inconsistent" every time i reboot. it says i need to wipe data, i do that and it won't pop up on the next boot but i have to re setup the whole rom which is very time consuming. is there a fix for this i can't wipe data every time i reboot.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Thanks a lot for the video, it's good to be able to see it in action before purchasing
[G Tablet Android Development] bmasephol:
That's kinda what I thought. I'm still having flash problems. I hope an update drops tomorrow.
[G Tablet Android Development] thedudevt:
Rothnic,

Does this ROM support cifs, or have the cifs.ko module? I'm looking for that module compiled for any similar kernel. Trying to get CifsManager to work as streaming video over LAN would be killer for this little tab.

TheDude
[G Tablet Android Development] Kov695:
Am i the only one that is having issues getting the gapps to load?

i get to the set-up screen and to touch the android. No matter how much a press on him, it never goes to the next screen......

Also, is there any way to get rid of that annoying computer disconnected symbol in the notification bar>?
[G Tablet Android Development] TheTruth:
Old Droid trick.. tap all four corners of the screen starting in the upper left moving clockwise until you hit the bottom left of the screen
[G Tablet Android Development] Kov695:
I tried that one or twice already. i ll give it a shot. maybe i was starting in the wrong corner...

ok i have been doing that with no luck for the past 15 minutes. i can hit the droid, he turns white from being selected, yet nothing.....damn hand keeps coming!
[G Tablet Android Development] fyyzer:
I'm sure you've tried this but make sure you do the four corners trick with the tablet in portrait mode not landscape. Then start from the upper left and work clockwise.
[G Tablet Android Development] biko213:
hi manfly i have been looking for persist.sys.timezone=America/ in build.prop with sufbs app and can't find this line there is persist.service under additional_build_properties do i have to write timezone line in and where do I write it in at can you help. thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] iamnarada:
Adding this line very end of the file work well for me. Also, its been found that the line should have no spaces in it, for example for the eastern time zone you should use an underscore between new and York.
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
Nobody explained this clearly - took me 15 minutes to figure it out. "Four corners of the screen" means underneath the notification bar on top of the screen, so not the actual far upper corners of the screen. So top-left of the application area of the screen, then top-right of the application area of the screen, then bottom right, then bottom left.

I had to do this to get the GApps package installed with this ROM too.

Still a lot of rough edges here. I found once I got Gapps working, and got the Market Fix applied to ZPad, things were much more usable and pleasant to deal with.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
ZPad Clean Update to v1.1 (TnT updates, tweaks)

Gapps Update to v2 (youtube, no setup screen)
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
Thanks for all of your hard work in making these ROMs.

I got my G Tablet yesterday and have been running stock with the updates. I've noticed that my battery gauge now reads 100% all the time and that the system seems to get a bit sluggish after it's been running for a while. I'm looking forward to seeing how the updated ZPad ROM runs.
[G Tablet Android Development] katmandu421:
I tried CM6 once I picked up my tab this past weekend but it suffered the slow down after about an hour or so. I jumped over to zpad and was impressed at first but it too seemed to get really sluggish (going home, buttons pressing, KEYBOARD!! grr). I tried setcpu but it FCs. Read that overclock widget seems to work but I only see the option to clock to 528, wtf. What are you guys using to boost this thing? With these specs it should be running nearly as smooth as my EVO but it isn't even close.

I hope we get some custom kernels to improve performance now that it looks like 1.1 addresses most of the basics. Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
@katmandu421

I have the same problem. It seems in part to have something to do with the screen off/screen on (and maybe wifi off/wifi on) process. Though I've also observed slowdown with continuous usage, that seems to be due to poor memory management with the default configuration of these ROMs.

By comparison, on my Nexus One running the MIUIMOD ROM, I can go for days (a week?) at a time without needing to reboot or worry about systemic sluggishness. I know there is more aggressive task/memory management built into that ROM, so that may explain some small part of the issues, but I am guessing the principal issue here is with the sleep/wake up handling in the drivers or the interaction between the drivers and the kernel/Android system.

It's a bit frustrating because this thing is fast as hell at first boot, and honestly should be even faster. My interim solution has been to shut down the tablet every time I'm done using it and turn it back on when I need it again. It actually takes so long for the wifi to wake back up and reconnect right now that it's not much slower to do a full reboot. The other idea I haven't tried yet is disabling the wifi off when screen off feature in settings. But that will cost battery life too.
[G Tablet Android Development] mhoepfin:
WOW! The latest Zpad update is very very fast and smooth. Finally this tablet is what I was expecting.
[G Tablet Android Development] mhoepfin:
I am noticing switching from landscape to portrait that the launcher gets messed up. Is there a way to fix or force to landscape only?
[G Tablet Android Development] akodoreign:
You have to enable user defined settings and then you can set the ranges on overclockwidget.

TnTlite doesn't need it. May be a better choice for you. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] Crimton:
It will let you set ranges but it will still not over clock. Perflock must be disabled, this is not an overclockable kernel. Unless someone can confirm it is somehow.
[G Tablet Android Development] photonmedia:
Boot Loop with 1.1 update

I was able to successfully flash the 1.1 release using CW after wiping data and cache. After the flash completed I shoose reboot system now and it just goes into a boot-loop (Viewsonic screen - Black "Android" screen - Viewsonic Screen...etc)

I went in and did an additional wipe after the flash but get the same results.

Any ideas?

I think I will try the method that worked on the previous build of flashing the system.img via nvflash.

update:

same results after extracting the system.img and boot.img and flashing via nvflash.....bootloops. :-|
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
That could be the issue that we cannot explain why/when it occurs.

The fix is to backup your sdcard with ADB to your computer.

Go into clockwork mod.

Choose Advanced

Choose format sdcard

choose 1GB or 2GB for first option based on how much app space you want

choose 0 for second options, we don't use swap

Then try again.
[G Tablet Android Development] photonmedia:
When you say Sdcard are you referring the the internal memory that is mounted at /sdcard? Will we lose capacity by doing so?
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
sdcard means what is mounted at /data plus what is mounted at /sdcard. The whole 16GB. You will not lost space if you choose 2GB, you would gain app space. If you choose 1GB you would lose space.
[G Tablet Android Development] iSuck:
Seriously rothnic, I OWE you money. Where can I send my donation?
[G Tablet Android Development] mhoepfin:
It may be more tegra related, but I am having terrible luck getting any games to install. Has anyone had any better luck?
[G Tablet Android Development] mhoepfin:
I found my own answer in another post here. There is an issue with the SD card mount. So, if you have an issue installing something, simply go to Settings and unmount your SD card. Then go back to the market and the install should go fine. Then go back to settings and re-mount the SD card.

I've just tried several games that wouldn't install before, and with this method they all do.
[G Tablet Android Development] bmangold:
Thanks!

Thanks for getting this 1.1 build out, its running great!

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I'm still getting the degraded performance over time, once its been running for 3-4 hours it slows to a crawl and I have to reload the device.
[G Tablet Android Development] mhoepfin:
With this rom the gtablet is nearly perfect. Only issue remaining I believe is with how the internal SD card is mounted. I am seeing issues with some apps that are crashing due to this (Laputa ebook reader when trying to download a book is one).
[G Tablet Android Development] Crimton:
what happened to the video app, i don't see it in the app drawer anymore. i hate using the gallery for anything. i was gonna pull it out of the last release but i'm not sure what its called.
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
Overall I love this build! But I am having two issues:

1] Paid apps from the Market are not downloading. I have used the Titanium method to fully enable the Market and free apps are downloading fine

2] I do not see an option in the Settings to change which keyboard I am using. I am defaulting to the TnT keyboard and would like to try something else.
[G Tablet Android Development] birchs:
To switch keyboards do a long press in an input field and select input method.
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
@popezaphod - some apps wont install because of the SD card mounting weirdness. Try unmounting SD card in settings, installing that app again, then remounting. This let me install Angry Birds and Uniwar and Google Sky Maps. Other apps have all installed fine either way for me.

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[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
Thanks for the keyboard information. And my market started working this morning for no reason I could see.
[G Tablet Android Development] samwuff:
As best as I can tell comparing my Evo running CyanogenROM nightlies and the Gtablet, the kernel is missing the crypto modules/code. WIthout those, it can't set up the 'asec', which is the encrypted disk image stored on the sd card and where it puts SD based apps. You can check this out by looking at /proc/crypto (which doesn't exist) on the gtablet, then looking at pretty much any other Linux box.

We need to get the source code and build with the crypto code so asec will work. Once that's fixed, I think the SD card issue will go away. The GL driver issues are workaroundable (although I had pocket legends crashing on me yesterday) but I think an update to the nvidia drivers will eventually fix that. Pressure Viewsonic to release the source code to the kernel, as they are violating the GPL!
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
One other minor issue - anybody else notice that the multitouch seems to glitch on/off rapidly causing pinch to zoom not to work very well? I verified this in Multitouch Visualizer - when one finger is on the screen, the sensor seems to work fine, when two are on the screen, it's almost like it cycles rapidly between both touch points.

Not sure if this is a ZPad issue or if it affects all current ROMs. Obviously something with the driver for the touchscreen sensor.
[G Tablet Android Development] JohnShaft69:
power button NOT working for sleep

Am I the ONLY one who thinks that the power button should be working in EVERY rom? I love this rom, but you can't turn it off with a quick press of the power button! I can long press and shut down, but that is ridiculous. Any help?:confused:
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
My phone requires a long press to shut down; a short one puts it to sleep. I am glad my tablet works the same way.

-=Sent from my ViewSonic G Tablet using Tapatalk=-
[G Tablet Android Development] RNSlate:
I am having a strange issue where the calender will not open "process com. android.calendar" has stopped. I have tried erasing all cache.

any suggestions?
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
I have the same problem. I installed Touch Calendar from the Market; it runs fine and has a nice interface to boot.

-=Sent from my ViewSonic G Tablet using Tapatalk=-
[G Tablet Android Development] noob4eva:
Skype FC

Skype segfaults on login. Zpad 1106. Wiped everything, entered wifi settings, applied market hack, installed Skype, entered login/pwd... Skype closes, cannot get past login stage. After that it fails even before I can enter password. Logcat shows segfault:

I/DEBUG (19091): pid: 19983, tid: 20023 >>> com.skype.raider <<<

I/DEBUG (19091): signal 11 (SIGSEGV), fault addr deadd00d

Under TnTlite Skype was working fine.
[G Tablet Android Development] ddarvish:
Has anyone been able to install Tango for video calls or is there any other app that does video chats so i can make use of this front facing camera?
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
There is Qik that I found, it is posted in the applications area.
[G Tablet Android Development] shibbybypass:
Thanks for posting about that. I am going to try it later on.

On topic I am in love with Zpad. I have tried them all and this is the one I am sticking with for a while. I can plug my logitech mini wireless mouse straight into the usb port and it worked first thing. I can't wait for future versions.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
You know there is a 2.0 right?
[Wildfire General] OhSmeg:
WildPuzzleROM_2.2 Froyo v8.0.11 on HTC Wildfire (NextG)

Installed HTC Sync to get drivers and then turned on USB Tethering.

Windows detects and installs HTC Remote NDIS NIC- no problems.

DHCP assigns IP, MASK, GW and DNS server (DNS server = GW IP)

But.. I cannot do Name resolution (nslookup) and cannot ping IP address of known servers (google). So PC shows as connected to the phone, but no Internet access.

However, Browser on the phone is working fine. Perhaps my carrier Tel$tra blocks Tethering? Questions: 1. can someone confirm if Telstra allows tethering on HTC. 2. Does tethering even work on stock HTC Wildfire (2.1)?

Tried this in WinXP 32bit, and Win 7 Pro 64bit- same issue.

Any ideas?
[Wildfire General] poggus:
i've got the same issue while tried wifi tethering.

I didn't found a soluce so i could advise u to try "Pdanet" for free (usb tethering only)

have a look here in google (can't post link due to restriction of my account...)

u need to install pdanet on ur pc, and install the apk on ur device.

It runs really well :)
[Wildfire General] ephbee:
i can confirm that it is available with wildpuzzle on telstra

have you turned on usb debugging? menu,settings,applications,development,usb debugging.

all i have to do is mount with usb tethering and look in my lan settings, also you can use the wifi hotspot (tested fine).:D
[Android Apps and Games] alinescoo:
Well I'm here on this forum for a while now, since I bought my HTC Polaris device. During my staying here I never really helped the community in any way... I just asked questions and tried all the ROMs I got my hands on. Even now, my old Polaris gives me great satisfaction running Froyo better then the WinMo :)

I've become a Android developer and tried to made a application that uses GPS. It's all about orienteering for now, but later we're trying to improve things. The whole idea is about executing on field a track that has some check points, as fast as possible using you device and optionally a Compass.

Right now the application is in beta stage, still some bugs to fix. If you are interested in becoming a member of the close beta testers group, please read further details in here: VOrienteering

It's easy and free for everyone.
[Android Apps and Games] BETA.:
Hey I sent you a PM, but I forgot to mention what device I have. HTC Evo. Hope to hear from you soon!
[Android Apps and Games] alinescoo:
I just answered to you.

I want to KINDLY thank egzthunder1 for making the announce here http://www.xda-developers.com/android/play-and-be-active-with-virtual-orienteering-for-android/

Allow me to quote egzthunder1 which described very well the application's scope in Android applications area.

The Android client is in beta testing but the Windows Mobile 6.5 client is stable and can be downloaded from http://vorienteering.com/downloads

Virtual Orienteering is formed by a team of passionate developers, lovers of nature and surrounding environment.

Together we try to create a large community of curious beginners in discovering the joy of this game, as well experienced players of real orienteering sports.

Everything we offer is free, all you need to do is register (very easy to do) on www.vorienteering.com make a track, download the application for your smartphone and start executing it. After that, if you want you can post a message straight to Twitter of Facebook so that everybody will know what you did The best players will be on top so everyone can see them.

Video tutorials on how to use the site and the application are coming in the next days, but it should be pretty easy to use it. Just give it a try. We also have a feedback button and you can tell us what problems or ideas you have. Every feedback is welcomed. Together we can improve the whole concept.

This community has done so much for me since I join, I'm glad that with VOrienteering we can offer you something in return.

Thank you xda-developers for the chance of showing out application.

Ah... did I mention that you can earn badges ? See you in top 10 users.
[Android Apps and Games] clody:
Interesting :)

Interesting :)
[Android Apps and Games] alinescoo:
I am happy to announce that now the application is available in Android Market and on our web site www.vorienteerig.com .Also we prepared a series of short video tutorials to help you get started with vorieteering platform.

We wait for you in our growing community ;) !
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChiefSpoonS:
Root nand unlock, nand back up, and mybackup pro. It will back up all apps plus data. Good for when flashing a new Rom.

Sent from my Fressssh

EVO using the XDA App.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajas_evo:
always do a nandroid backup, if you are rooted.

My Backup Pro - No Root Required - Paid

Titanium Backup - Root Required - Paid

Astro File Manager - No Root Required - FREE

AppBrain App Market - No Root Required - FREE

personally, i use My Backup Pro to backup my data, especially MMS, SMS & Call Logs. then i use AppBrain App to sync the apps installed on my phone to my online account.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willy900wonka:
There is only one !

Only Amon_Ra 's recovery produces nandroids which backup and restore the RSA certs .

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6855542&postcount=1
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnson8c:
Thanks besides the 4g rsa certificates I need to back up is there anything else I need to back that if I dont I will never get it back?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willy900wonka:
Back up your sdcard and nandroids to your computer.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhoffy22:
Is there an easy way to backup your SD card to your computer?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bender1077:
Create folder called SDCARD on your desktop. Mount EVO as disk drive. Highlight/select all files and folders. Right click drag to new SDCARD folder. Choose COPY. Done.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ysr84:
I am really confused with a lot of things... If someone can please clear some concepts for me... I have a Samsung I9000 Galaxy S.. I am pretty sure its the UK version... Now i have Eclair 2.1-update1 Exclair XWJM2... I would love to have Froyo 2.2 but dont know where to start off... Flashing?? what does it mean?? How can i Install the ROMS posted by the users?? I really do not want to brick my phone... Please help me and guide me to where to start off...

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tragusman:
This is going to be a pretty stock standard reply, firstly asking you whether you have 3 button recovery mode? if you dont then go no further.

If however you do than flashing a rom whether it be stock or custom is pretty straight forward. Stock roms from samfimware are flashed through odin with all the "how to flash guides" available on there site where as most of the custom roms are flashed through clockworkmod.

Id sugest flashing through odin with a stock rom then as you learn more try custom roms through cwm.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kopp:
For newbies like myself, isnt Odin risky?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ysr84:
I am pretty sure about it that i have the 3 button recovery mode because when i press volume down key + home key and power button it goes to download mode... I did use Odin to flash a ROM ... i did put XXJPK for my i9000 and it was fast but too many bugs then i tried to do a reg hack to install the official froyo through kies however it installed the JM1 instead...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ysr84:
I am on the samfirmware website and downloading the latest firmware.. i think i might be able to handle the update from here... thanks for the help...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snapper.fishes:
Why not just go through KIES? Go to the samsung website and download it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ysr84:
Wont work through kies..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ysr84:
Well i went to www.samfirmware.com and downloaded the upgrade and using the steps which are explained in other posts i was able to install the froyo 2.2

Similar steps to these ones:

i9000XXJP2 Instructions

1.Remove the battery from your phone

2.Remove the SIM Card and MicroSD Card from your phone

3.Place the battery back on the phone

4.Hold down the HOME button, Volume Down button, and Power On button

5.You should now see a Download screen

6.Open Odin 3 v1.0

7.Click on the button “PIT” and load the “s1_odin_20100512.pit” file

8.Click on the button “PDA” and load the “I9000XXJP2-REV03-PDA-CL464213.tar” inside of the firmware download’s .rar file.

9.Click on the button “Phone” and load the “MODEM_I9000XXJP2.tar” inside of the firmware download’s .rar file.

10.Click on the button “CSC” and load the “GT-I9000-CSC-MULTI-OXAJP2.tar” inside of the firmware download’s .rar file.

11.Click the checkbox next to: “Re-Partition”

12.Your settings should now look like Figure #2

13.Plug your phone into your computer with USB Debugging on

14.Look at the gallery below to see if everything is going right

15.Once done, your phone will boot up
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tragusman:
good to hear now just flash a dif kernel and lag fix and all will be good.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ysr84:
Now i m stuck on custom rom installation. I can install the versions provided on samfirmware.com but how can i install a custom rom? When i download a custom rom the zip file has many files not sure what to do with it.. How can i do that update.zip and stuff... Any help is appreciated.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nwsk:
You'll have to read in the instructions in the threads where you got the custom rom from..

Probably need CWM if you're downloading zip files