yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] NMCBR600:
Loaded this rom up and after getting past the setup 'hang' all I can say is Great Job. It looks like this rom is going to be a keeper.
[G Tablet Android Development] landykos:
How did you get past the setup hang?

Thanks,

LK
[G Tablet Android Development] cjbailey75:
It goes hard

Fellas this thing goes so hard now. Iam using beta 2 with adw and it is soo sweet. It is as nice as i think you can get it.

Wish list is a portable drive work with the usb.

You guy will get paid if up let us donate i will gladly give you some bread.
[G Tablet Android Development] katmandu421:
Hold tablet in portrait and tap 4 corners starting with upper right and go clockwise.
[G Tablet Android Development] katmandu421:
I'm seeing choppy scrolling in the browser and bit of lag in the keyboard. Anyone?
[G Tablet Android Development] Falco01:
Been a LONG time lurker. Because of the work from you guys, I was swayed to get the G-Tab. You guys are doing great things!

I installed Clockwork and this ROM (first ever experience) and it went perfectly. Makes the tab so much better, thank you.

One issue I am having is that I cannot get the Market to fully work. I have watched vides and read post after post. Within settings, the data or cache will not clear for the market or services. I wiped with titanium and performed several restarts and still nothing.

Any help to get this running would be greatly appreciated.

EDIT: After repeating the steps quite a few times, it is working. Sweet ROM!
[G Tablet Android Development] swordfury:
Alright, so I did a reinstall, upgraded to beta 2, wiped the cache, got hung at the initials start screen and had to touch all 4 corners. Now I have the >Vegan-TAB wallpaper but it doesnt look like the screenshot.theme that was posted. Do I need to do something else to apply this them with the TRON wallpaper. (I assume the wallpaper isnt included in the theme but my buttons (Web/home/phone) look like the stock andriod buttons.

Thanks. I have not loaded any software or made any changes.
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
This has always worked for me:

1. Go to market and setup account.

2. Go to app management and force close market and google services framework.

3. Go to Titanium and wipe data for google services framework.

4. (I've never had to do this step) Run market and get an error.

5. Reboot, wait 2 minutes for your wifi to reconnect, then run Market.

6. Enjoy.
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
All I can say is, "WOW".

Beta 2 is the first version of Vegan that I've loaded on my tab (been happy with TnT Lite v2.2). I have to say, so far this thing is extremely sick. Very fast. I haven't had a chance to test everything yet, but the fact alone that I can now lock my screen with a pattern makes this thing worth it.

Here's what I've noticed so far (forgive me if these bugs are already known):

1. Wiped everything and repartitioned the SD card before installing, but still had to do the "four corner salute" to get past the Android setup wizard.

2. Settings -> G-Sensor -> CRASH

3. Settings -> About Device -> Status -> CRASH

4. Slight trouble getting WiFi up and running. Could be that I typed the PW in wrong (63 character WPA2). Blew profile away and tried again and it worked the 2nd time around.

Great work, guys...
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
I believe this is something lacking in the current build vs. something like TnT Lite. Since this is essentially a Vega port, it's probably missing in there as well.
[G Tablet Android Development] ak68:
beta 2 install problems

I just bought my gtablet today. I have rom manager installed and tablet is rooted with superuser. I have the beta2 zip file on my sd card and can see it but when I try to flash it with rom manager and I OK the boot into clockworkmod recovery, nothing happens. Can anyone give me some help to get this rom installed? I appreciate it.
[G Tablet Android Development] rushless:
I do not think Rom Manager works with this. Intall the update via clockwork using update.zip option. Making sure the update.zip is the root of the internal storage.

To keep it clean, first clear cache and data and then install the rom.
[G Tablet Android Development] groupregister:
Answering my own question in case anyone else wanted to know :)

1. Yes.

2. No, calendar looks beautiful!

I am loving the transitions when moving between windows, the scrolling is very smooth.

Have not tried flash yet, but most games I had play very nicely on this. Tried video as well (just XViD files till now) and all video plays really smooth.

Only place I have been having FC's till now is in the settings app.

Follow up impression: the stock launcher home screen does not seem to auto rotate, the option to auto rotate in display is set. Everything else auto rotates fine except the home screen. Switched to LauncherPro and the auto rotation on the home screen works...
[G Tablet Android Development] Falco01:
One other quick question, I installed ADW and went into Home Switcher and set ADW to default. However, whenever I hit my home button, it goes to the Vegan launcher?
[G Tablet Android Development] swordfury:
Okay, let me try again. I am looking to mimic your screenshot on my gtablet. I have installed Beta 2 on a fresh install of Beta. I have the Vegan-Tab wallpaper and the web/applications/phone icons on the right. How do I change my settings or apply the theme in your screenshot so my home screen looks similar to yours. Are you using a different launcher? I assume the sticky notes and news feeds are apps or widgets that need to be installed. What do I need to do to get rid of the web/applications/phone icons on the right?

Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] 2k3Mach:
I was wondering the same thing, couldn't get an answer, so I installed Launcher Pro.

Was able to customize it to fit more icons in the screen and more quick launches on the right side.
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Beta 2 has been working well for me. Only strange thing I have seen has to do with the settings menu force closing in some spots, and the exit menu in Root Explorer missing the text.

Great job....
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Some of the Settings stuff will bork - definitely G-Sensor as the drivers between the Vega and ours is probably different. And the USB camera stuff doesn't work either, same reason.

We might be able to just use a more vanilla Settings apk since that extra stuff is probably never going to work for us.
[G Tablet Android Development] darkfire79:
Hmmm, now I cant get the full market to show up. (And I see the fingerprint is already in this release)

Anyone else have this problem? (or a solution.. since I for the life of me cant figure it out.)
[G Tablet Android Development] Falco01:
I followed the video on post #364 on page 37 of this thread everytime and it worked perfectly every time.
[G Tablet Android Development] Falco01:
This has been running pretty solid for me all night. I had one issue when google services forced closed and when I rebooted I went into the boot loop. Repartitioned and all has been well so far.

Only quirk I am seeing is that everytime I reboot, I need to fix the time. It is different every time I reboot. There is n pattern as far as the time it is off, it is just random.
[G Tablet Android Development] swordfury:
Thanks, I'll try that. where you able to get rid of the standard launcher on the right for web/apps/phone?

Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] LRiley:
New market

New market for android...download here

http://www.droid-life.com/2010/12/1...rsion-2-2-6-for-all-2-2-phones/#disqus_thread
[G Tablet Android Development] swordfury:
That did it. Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] babybacon:
:D

Wont install for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] cjbailey75:
I jacked up the sound its locked on silent.
[G Tablet Android Development] Deth Becomes You:
If the 4 corners trick does not work for you: Go into recovery, flash beta 1, reboot, skip through setup, reboot into recovery, flash beta 2. All set! The tablet starts at the lockscreen. :-)
[G Tablet Android Development] Canadoc:
2 questions.

When in landscape mode camera at the top, the soft home button doesn't work. It does from every orientation. Is that my screen hardware that is faulty or is it the software.

If I flip the tablet so wide bezel is top and camera is bottom thenthe soft home works fine. Portrait is fine too.

Also after wake from sleep the touch screen is not very resoonsive for 1-2 min then returns to normal. Anyone else notice this?
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
A fixed framework-res.apk that goes in /system/framework

This will be included in the next release, but for the meantime:

Download: http://www.multiupload.com/XZT27EETEH

Fixes:

Sharper HDPI icons for status bar(since they are larger than normal status bars)

Better backgrounds for notification pull down

Fixed text color for "more" menu's
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Don't have any of these problems. Might want to clear cache and/or repartition SD card and reflash.
[G Tablet Android Development] LRiley:
To install rename to Market.apk and put in /system/app and change permissions

Then reboot

then open it will be empty

apply market fix but wen u force stop market also clear data

All is well:D

May take a couple times but it works
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Not sure if this has been discussed previously, but I plugged in a Logitech wireless USB mouse and it works perfectly. In fact, I can even interact with flash apps that have mouseover menus (Hulu, etc). You simply left click and hold on the app to get the options to appear, then mouse over and click again on the option.

Works beautifully!
[G Tablet Android Development] Canadoc:
Caches were cleared. I m more concerned with dead areas on the screen. Seems I might have one in top left corner in landscape mode and in the middle of the letter a
[G Tablet Android Development] babybacon:
anyone else having really low quadrant scores with beta 2?

i tested it a few times and it was 500.
[G Tablet Android Development] cjbailey75:
Is this a overlay I have it working great and smooth.
[G Tablet Android Development] Longsh0t:
Copied the apk to /system/framework and got a FC in titanium backup (odd). Restarted and the Nexus One boot animation got stuck in a loop and then the tablet shut off. Reinstalled the Rom and was able to get back to my homescreen.
[G Tablet Android Development] Longsh0t:
I haven't used ADB with the GTablet yet so is there a special driver for it? It shows up as NVIDIA Harmony in device manager.

Also, this might be a silly question but what is the resolution of the wallpaper used in the beta2 rom?
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Just ran it and got 2368.
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Worked great here. Menus are back and it looks good.
[G Tablet Android Development] johnvicencio:
Stock on Welcome Screen

Couldn't go to the next screen after clicking on the Android robot on the Welcome screen.
[G Tablet Android Development] Longsh0t:
On the welcome screen, try the four-corner trick. Tap the upper left corner then work your way clockwise and tap each corner. You should be able to bypass the welcome screen. You can then connect to wifi and add your accounts.
[G Tablet Android Development] johnvicencio:
That works, thank you!
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Some bugs...

Found a few more bugs:

1.) I have a weird orange bar at the top of the calendar screen.

2.) If you have a PIN code set on the device and you press the "emergency call" button, the device hiccups, briefly shows the boot animation, then returns to the PIN code screen. The wireless card also gets turned off. I'm guessing this one can't be fixed since the phone APKs are gone.

3.) If you tap and hold a file in Root Explorer to get the context menu, everything is white (white background with white text). Same thing with copy/paste context menu in text boxes. I'm guessing this is related to the most recent framework-res fix to make the text white on the black background...
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
New Google Maps Update???

Noticed that Google Maps update v4.7.0 is listed in Market. Installed successfully on the first try. Not sure if this is something you want to automatically include in the next update...
[G Tablet Android Development] 2k3Mach:
Yes! Launcher Pro lets you customize that on the right. It also lets you add more and scroll through up to 14 (5 per scroll times 3 scrolls,minus the app launcher)
[G Tablet Android Development] mdwalker@yahoo.com:
unmount problem fixed by beta 2

I think I may have been the only one to experience the weirdness with my internal storage being unmounted by beta 1. But in any case it seems to be fixed in beta 2. Overall this is a great build. Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] Spectredroid:
Sick Crazy Awesome Rom.

I got a Quadrant score of 2620. This just keeps getting better. ;)
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
For the record, I installed beta2 over beta1, wiped cache and dalvik cache, and it has booted and ran fine. Actually, not just fine, more like great.

It sounds like a few people have had problems with running beta2 from a clean data wipe - if you get stuck on the screen with the green android, touching each of the four corners of the touchscreen in sequence starting with the upper left has always worked for me. :)

Quadrant score is 2472, so anybody getting weirdly low results needs to wipe cache, wipe data, and re-flash, because it's definitely not an issue with the ROM.

Angry Birds, check, e-readers, check, Flash, check (had to reinstall Flash on first boot after flashing the ROM), Facebook check, xScope, check, K-9 mail, check, video playback, check. Everything working great here.

Battery life is very nice with the cell APKs removed. I still feel like the G Tab uses too much battery when idle, relative to my iPad though. This is probably a function of too many background services running. I'd love to figure out how to assess battery use in a more fine-grained fashion than the standard "Battery Use" screen.

The theme is generally very nice, awesome work Rothnic (haven't tried the very latest framework-res yet). The transitions are sexy as hell at first, sort of an awesome tech demo of the performance of this ROM.

Please don't take these thoughts on the theme the wrong way because I LOVE this ROM and am utterly impressed at all this work. But after a few hours of use, I sort of feel like the amount of transitions is a bit much, perhaps a bit too heavy handed. Especially the top-and-bottom simultaneous wipe that I get when an app first starts up, and the collapse-and-then-expand when going between activities within an app. Those are what sort of madden me. The dialog box swooshing up is cute, more or less. I've had to change the system-wide setting from All Animations to Some Animations to try to save myself from going mad from all the transition wipes.

Maybe I just need to figure out how to customize framework-res.apk, because I don't mean to knock the awesome work here. To Rothnic, Roebeet and Gojimi, you guys all rock and have done amazing work on this ROM. My G Tablet can now wipe the floor with an iPad in every way, except perhaps battery life. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
Question - did you do something special to juice your performance? I'm still getting scores in the 2400s, with a max of about 2460, even when I turn wifi off for the benchmark tests.
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
FYI this is not the shiny new vector-based Maps. That should be coming out this week, IIRC.

-=Sent from my ViewSonic G Tablet (VEGAn) using Tapatalk=-
[G Tablet Android Development] 2k3Mach:
I am one that personally likes the animation. Please don't remove it.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
I got a 2600 Quandrant only once - I think it was on TnT Lite 2.1.0 or 2.2.0. Never managed it again.

I don't like busy screens, but I like the animations. They might be a tad too much after a while, but I get a kick seeing them and woud also prefer that they stay. This is as a user, btw - rothnic gets all the credit for adding them.
[G Tablet Android Development] Canadoc:
Roebeet please help. Please test the soft home button. For me it just does nothing in standard landscape but works upside down and portrait. Am wondering if it is software or touch sensor not working in that spot. I think this device is going back. Too many hours to get it running right.
[G Tablet Android Development] babybacon:
Just to note. the LG star (tegra 2 phone) looked like it got a HUGE quadrant score. and that is with lg's terrible UI. It looks to have been 3100.

http://www.engadget.com/lg-star/preview/
[G Tablet Android Development] lcyn:
I installed beta two yesterday, and love it. But this morning I started getting occasional force close errors, and now market its acting up. When I go to download in market, it gets stuck at

" starting download" and just hangs there. Could anyone suggest a fix for this problem?

I would also like to add my praise for the developers who have done so much to make this a great device. I also have an Archos 101, and you have taken the G tablet far beyond it.
[G Tablet Android Development] stimpyshaun:
that's 2100 actually
[G Tablet Android Development] Alpha06:
The LG star benchmarked at 2156, the Viewsonic is the fastest tegra 2 out there

EDIT:

With VEGAn my battery indicator is stuck at 100%, any remedy?
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
Hmm, at first that led me to hope there were some better Tegra 2 drivers yet out there in the wild, but it looks to me like the Quadrant score there is 2100, not 3100. I zoomed into the Flash video and I see a score around 2350 or so. And with the smaller screen resolution, it has 50% fewer pixels per frame to push on the 2d and 3d graphics tests too.

I do see 67fps on the neocore benchmark though. Much faster than the score on the G Tablet, which is in the 45fps range. Again, could be just a pixel pushing difference, or it could be better 3d drivers on the Star.
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Charge battery until light is green, and then (with the power cord still plugged in) wipe battery stats with CW.
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Soft buttons are fine. You probably have a dead area on your screen. Return it.
[G Tablet Android Development] theratdude64:
When I load this it sits on the Touch Android to begin screen, and won't go past that. Any ideas?
[G Tablet Android Development] elias832:
Same here. Please help
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
There is a fix on page 44 or somewhere. You push in the four dark area behind android in clockwise.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
Go back to the post and download the theme again, I updated it.
[G Tablet Android Development] theratdude64:
Sweet, thanks. I hated asking a question that was probably answered.... but with this many pages it's hard to dig through em all. Perhaps that should be added to the OP. Thanks :)
[G Tablet Android Development] rapcon:
File Manager

I really like the file manager in the zpad 2.2 build. Extracted it from the app libary in the zpad build and it will not work on the Vegan build. Anyone recognize anything that might not allow the zpad filemanager to run on another build? I'm not a progr. Just a question. BTW: Thanks for all the work on these updates. They are very efficient.
[G Tablet Android Development] 2k3Mach:
is that the app that gave the ability to kill programs in the "Switch to" long home key press? I miss that from Zpad.
[G Tablet Android Development] rapcon:
Zpad File Manager

What I really like is not having to look for the SDCARD/SDCARD2, just select from the drop menu. Plus the small icons have much eyesight appeal and easy to see file organization.
[G Tablet Android Development] rapcon:
Pushing framework-res.apk

I could not get ADB to work under any circumstances, so I used Root Explorer, immediately got a couple of popup messages about some app failures. I rebooted into a loop. Reloaded the Beta2, cleared the cache. Now have the menus and homescreen without further issues.

Again, thanks for the great work!

BTW: ClockworkMod 0.8 is an absolute must to avoid headaches!
[G Tablet Android Development] rayden25:
I haven't read the whole thread but I used this rom for a day and it was alright. I came back to tnt lite. Are you considering adding the auto backlight adjustment into this rom? That's a huge one for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] duglas:
Same here.. Cannot get past the Android Guy no mater what I do...
[G Tablet Android Development] Longsh0t:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9758566&postcount=458
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Works beautifully...

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] kong97:
I was getting frustrated with this as 1 I didn't read the whole thing about going clockwise around and 2 I was trying to figure out where the background was to the small android image. So I am not trying to insult anyone's intelligence here ;)

Tap right below the home in the notification bar

Then right below the back arrow on the notifiction

Then above language selection

And lastly above emergency call

Others have stated they had to try several times before getting it to work, but once I did it this way it worked the first time.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Going to add instructions to the first post on bypassing the setup screen.

Here's a good video on how to do this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5XjF6sPef4
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
@roebeet, rothnic and gojimi

Have you guys been observing slowdowns after being idle/asleep for a while with Vegan beta2? I've been seeing this now this afternoon, happened twice to me in the last few hours, much as I saw it with ZPad previously. Most noticeable in that things like the LauncherPro app drawer are very choppy.

I don't recall seeing this problem in the alphas, not sure about beta1. But maybe I just was too busy playing with them and not letting them idle long enough to observe the behavior.

I really was hoping this problem wasn't there in the Vegan ROM, because it's so annoying in all the other ROMs. :(
[G Tablet Android Development] cjbailey75:
Best Rom out for this period. Demo what I was doing on this to my girl and she was like wow this way better than an iPad
[G Tablet Android Development] napoleon solo:
Major thanks to roebeet, rothnic and gojimi...Tried CM; tried TnT Lite 2.2; tried the original manufacturer UI. Have to say I'm happier with this ROM than any other I have tried. Blazing fast, no slow downs, no FC's (knock on wood). Keep up the great work, guys, and wanted you to know your work is much appreciated! Thanks to you, we really may have an Ipad killer in our midst...
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Longevity on one ROM is not something any of us can attest you, I suspect. If I'm running one mod for more than a few days, it's a rarity! :)

(currently on a TnT Lite 2.4.0 prototype right now, testing it).
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Even with the updated framework I am still seeing lots of menus that are missing text. The root explorer exit menu works but for example if you press and hold a bookmark thumbnail in the stock browser it brings up an empty white box. Kind of the opposite from before when there would be an empty black box.

Really works well otherwise...
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
The link was updated. Download it again (from the original post) - it should be version 4 now. Reinstall and it will fix the issue.
[G Tablet Android Development] Stretch2m:
This is the best ROM for gtab so far. Haven't had a single issue after a full day of use.
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Cool! I will check it out...
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
I wonder if I can use the terminal to accomplish this.
[G Tablet Android Development] mrackley:
VEGAn vs TnT Lite?

Why would I want VEGAn over TnT Lite or vice versa?

I've been enjoying playing flashing my gTab every couple of days, but at some point I would like to start using it as a business tool with some longevity. :D

at some point....
[G Tablet Android Development] dave0373:
I can't install any updates via market. I keep getting "not enough storage". I know I have plenty of room.