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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shoman24v:
I'd repost that question in the dev section. Most questions like that don't get answered in General...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] a454nova:
I would go into IRC... don't post that in the dev section. lol

Most of those guys that know anything at all hang there and blow off the rest of the forums unless they need something or wanna show off something.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
Agreed. The Dev Forum is for, well, development and not QnA. The Tab forum is really bad about this. Guess the mod's here don't mind.

Unfortunately, I don't have time to troll the IRC channel.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] a454nova:
+1 on the trolling. They are usually on late. Sometimes noobnl is on in the am. If they dont blow you off. Lol

You can odin without the modem. Just take out the modem.bin from your tar. odin will analyze before it flashes and copy without the modem. Leaving the DJ29 modem alone.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] a454nova:
I was playing around with themes and thought I'd try it. All worked good. : )

Here is an updated tar with odin:

Download

This will not update your modem, keeping the GPS working.

This also has root already.

Go into recovery and wiping data and cache first. Just to make sure its clean!

If its anything like the other Galaxy phones, I can see GPS problems already!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
Cool. If we can get a few people to test, I'll add the option to the OP.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dfox2:
Just to confirm, this still doesnt help those of us that bricked our devices in the first place and do not have the stock modem file, correct?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmathai77:
UM why wouldn't it help? Of course it would help. Depending on how you bricked it, most bricks should be fixed with this.

I believe this one restores everything, just doesnt touch the modem.bin and im guessing the files related to the GPS.

So it should recover everythign else and just leave those files alone.

If you had messed with the modem.bin or any gps files that this doesnt recover.. then it wouldn't technically unbrick you.

Correct me if im wrong.

Thank you for this btw =] Really appreciate everyones hardwork.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dfox2:
Because I flashed using ZoinksS2k package referenced at the start of this thread which uses the Epic modem that is causing a GPS issue.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmathai77:
yea then that wouldn;t fix modem or gps issues. this would be for newly bricked devices.

send yours into samsung, brick yours on purpose again and send it in.

that what i did on monday, hopefully i'll get it back soon. the delivery took 3 days to repair facility. we'll see what happens.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] a454nova:
If you used his past update then your gps will be hosed still, he is still working on it I think. I will also look. Might have to wait till an update comes, and hope it comes with the modem. This new tar will leave your modem alone.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dfox2:
Appreciate you looking. Happy I was able to get back up and running but bummed it's not 100%.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
Updated the OP.

I'm working up a JMC hybrid ROM now that will be fully deodexed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dfox2:
What does that mean in layman terms?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
Simply put, deodexing makes themes possible. JMC is the latest firmware, im trying to mix the new stuff with the stock. Not having much success on the latter.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
I haven't had any luck mixing JMC apps, but I upped a deodexed version of the package called Zypher.

I'm going to have a theme or two ready shortly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 1Donkey:
First let me say great job trying to get Sprint Tab going. How safe is this new Zypher Download ? Because like an IDIOT I Borked my last Tab. Lucky for me it was still within Thirty days for an exchange at the Sprint store.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
I've flashed the non-modem packages several times each. GPS works as does everything else.

That said, there are no guarantees this will work for everyone, but I'm pretty comfortable with it. If you stay away from the modem flavor package, chances are good you won't break anything irreversibly. Download 1 is as close to stock as you can get.

In other news... gingerbread anyone?

Still have a lot left to do to make the theme work
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 1Donkey:
ZoinksS2K Quote: I've flashed the non-modem packages several times each. GPS works as does everything else.

That said, there are no guarantees this will work for everyone, but I'm pretty comfortable with it. If you stay away from the modem flavor package, chances are good you won't break anything irreversibly. Download 1 is as close to stock as you can get.

Cool Thanks I'll try later and report back.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dfox2:
Thanks again for keeping us updated. I continue to check back daily.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rikiau123:
works with the European tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] texasice:
Does this mean you are making a froyo theme that looks like gingerbread. on that you are building gingerbread for the tab?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
Just a theme.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] texasice:
I flashed the Zypher build yesterday. Everything seems fine except the camera app is not working. I know the front camera at least works cause i can make video calls in fring.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
I was able to reproduce the camera problem. Looks like there is some wonkiness in the Dalvik cache.

Try clearing it thusly:

adb shell
su
stop
cd /data/dalvik-cache
rm *
reboot

The reboot will take a long time as the cache is rebuilt. It will be fast in subsequent reboots.

I'm making another package with the dalvik cache cleared. You should still wipe the device via recovery (data/cache) when installing the kit.

Really wish we could get CWM running. It would make all this junk unnecessary.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] a454nova:
haha... That's why I think I might wait a little. lol

Plus! If there is just a little oops while using odin, BRICKED!

But Zoinks, This is very nice! very nice! :0)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
The odin update process is pretty resilient. I've yanked the USB cable out while it was flashing and I was able to re-flash.

Regardless, the safest thing to do is to do nothing at all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] a454nova:
I've done it too. Always got the phone to pc image and odin saved it. But... This last time, while I was trying to get a dump via odin. I got the phone to pc image and it wouldn't pick up on the pc. Dead. Lol. Idk, Its probably ok. I have to talk **** tho. : )

On another note. No luck at all on the modem, I even had the guys in the irc try. Best I have is we are getting an update soon and it going to be 2.3, I talked to samsung. Bad news is, I read they are locking it down so we cant root it.

http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/12/27/samsung.galaxy.tab.getting.unhackable.firmware/

Sent from my Tab on Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
Meh, we'll see. It's a cat and mouse game between OEM's and "hackers."

I think it is safe to say people should hold off on OTA updates for a while.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] a454nova:
Oh I know, fun to read tho. Im bummed over this clockwork crap. noobnl said he would dev if I got him a tab. Lol. Might have too. Sucks over here in tab land.

Sent from my Tab on Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kriptixpwnz:
Reboot into Download Mode (adb reboot download)

how do i do that?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kriptixpwnz:
???

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 0)

what does this mean?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jkurl:
Any more progress w/ this rom?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmathai77:
ZoinksS2k, Id like to sincerley thank you for the Stock rom - no Modem.bin.

I bricked my tab once before and used your previous with modem.bin rom and really wanted my GPS back so I mailed it into samsung to get it flashed.

Now since the recovery rom without modem.bin is here I can finally mess with it a little more without having to worry.

I used the stock-no modem rom several times with complete success, kept my gps working =] Thank you!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xoreactionzox:
Thanks for this does this only brick the GPS so will I be able to use the 3g like internet sand text and will the GPS be fixed when they release a update I'm not worried about it and I'm ready to test
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mmathai77:
Use the Download 1 first, it doesnt include modem.bin - so you have a chance (more then not) to save ur gps and ur stock 3g, it pretty much replaces everything else (that is broken or not broken) but the modem.bin u already have in ur galaxy tab.

So if you bricked ur tab but didnt necessarily mess with modem.bin or the tweak u tried to do didn't mess with or change modem.bin, if you use Download 1. Youll get full functionality back.

- If the Download 1 doesnt work, then use Download 2- download 2 includes a modem.bin from another phone because he was unable to extract a proper modem.bin from the sprint galaxy tab, so this in fact will replace it and still give you 3g BUT will brick your GPS. [ USE THIS AS LAST ] try download 1 first.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xoreactionzox:
My tab is stock but rooted with the z4root I'm confused is this gonna give me a customer recovery so I can flash themes and roms. Or does this just to recovery your device
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] dnmeboy:
I flashed a custom rom onto my sprint galaxy tab and now I can't mount the sd card. Doesn't even see one there. Tried different cards as well. I'm also missing my backlight for my home buttons.

The sd card can be read if I boot into recovery mode and from there I can read the card and re flash the rom but that doesn't fix anything. It's the only rom I have that works.

When I get home i want to try the method here to fix my tab. Hopefully that brings back all the stuff not currently working.

I could return it to radio shack where I bought it but they are out of stock and I am afraid that they will see that it has a custom rom installed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Locksmith81:
odin with the Download 1 on the first post on the first page....let me know if that works because I had the same problem
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
Greetings folks,

I bricked my Tab a while back and it has been with Samsung for some time. I dorked it up several weeks ago trying to get CWM working.

I've moved on and now have a Xoom, so I won't be working on this or any Tab projects for a while longer, if at all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] BobCobb:
Thank You!

I don't blame you, I'm thinking of moving on from the Tab and taking the dive to the Flyer when it comes out.

At any rate thanks for all of your hard work, I've been searching for a couple of days for something to recover my Sprint Tab!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] akmzero:
Bobcobb, theres a thread with the flash software to return your tab to stock. Or bring it into a local sprint repair store.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] BobCobb:
Akmzero,

Do you mean other than the links at the beginning of this thread?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] akmzero:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1009926
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Fixup:
Any way to get GPS back? I tried the above link.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] EffectiveRange:
can we delete this dead thread please? thanks.

can we delete this dead thread please? thanks.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] btyork:
You could have just let it die off... Instead you bumped it...

Sent from my "better than an iPad" tab... Running Overcome GINGERBREAD!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chris49424:
Bricked Sprint Tab!!!

I just want to thank the dev that put this together for bringing my tab back to life thank you so much. THANK YOU
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] esimpson1:
Ha! Didn't work for me. It just sits at the Samsung Logo screen -- No "glowing Blue" behind it. Maybe I'll get a tattoo that says "Bricked for Life!"
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clem3:
lol bricked 4 life ... U GOT BRICKS.. 4 SALE !!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mix2gether:
All links are dead, can you update these pls?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Raymen864:
Bump for files. Tab is bricked...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Why does

My G2 boot extremely faster than mytouch 4g. My G2 practically takes 1 sec to boot up compared to mytouch. My G2 using virtuous rom and mytouch is using the latest ice glacier rom. I'm using the same boot animation for both.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borodin1:
Do you have fast boot option checked in MyTouch?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Yes I do it still takes a lot longer than my G2 only thing I can guess that the rom is way more optimized than ice glacier rom.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k0shi:
Turn off fast boot and download "hot reboot"from the market well worth it!
[Droid Incredible General] xmetl:
i bought my incredible used about a month ago and i noticed that occasionally when im using the optical joystick and im scrolling down sometimes it will just start to scroll up, even after i move my finger away from it. also sometimes it will randomly keep trying to scroll up uncontrollably.

i was thinking that this possibly has to do with my screen protector, is still brand new and has been on the phone since before i even bought it. but my question is if it is worth wasting a perfectly good screen protector to find out if its causing the optical joystick to do this? and i have no idea how to even remove the screen protector because i have been trying to pull it off for a while now and no luck.
[Droid Incredible General] setexascustoms:
The track pad being dirty can cause this, I usually just wipe it with my shirt and it's fine. :D
[Droid Incredible General] xmetl:
i tried that, many times. nothing worked. and by the way it doesnt even do this all the time, it only will occasionally start to do this.
[Droid Incredible General] setexascustoms:
That's all I know to do, sorry I couldn't help.
[Droid Incredible General] RoboRay:
It may be a coincidence, but I used to periodically (once or twice a week) have my optical pad start drifting or go out of control. In the month or so I've dropped HTC Sense and been running Cyanogen ROM, it hasn't happened a single time.
[Droid Incredible General] sbecht:
This happened to me before and they just sent me a new phone.

Got the new phone and never happens.

I researched a while back and this is somewhat common with the incredible.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Dr.Ama:
I currently have a touch pro 2 with the stock sprint winmo 6.1 rom.

This thing is starting to lag and causes me to delete alot of messages

that i really don't want to.

I have downloaded a copy of the energy rom and the sprint 6.5 rom

but really have no idea what to do with them. I have read about

the hard spl and that if things are not done right, you can brick

the phone. Not trying to do much with it except get it to move

a little faster without the freeze.

Help please!!!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] cajunflavoredbob:
Firstly, you need to understand that flashing a new ROM will overwrite everything saved on your device's internal memory. If you have games, documents, or anything else of value on the internal memory, you'll need to back it up before you flash. Micosoft My Phone is a good way to backup contacts, SMS, and other personal data on your device.

After backing everything up, you'll need to prepare your device to accept an unsigned ROM. Keep in mind that flashing a new ROM VOIDS YOUR WARRANTY. There is no need to ever tell your carrier about it, though, and restoring it to factory conditions if you ever need to send it in is a piece of cake. Just don't go flashing a new ROM and show it off in your carrier's stores, because I guarantee you that they will block you from your warranty.

Now, you'll need to go over to the CDMA Hard SPL thread and follow the instructions there to put the Hard SPL on your device. You can't do anything until this is done. Hard SPL overwrites the SPL on your device and allows you to flash unsigned ROMs, radios, and other things that your carrier frowns upon.

Once that is done, you'll want to go on over to the CDMA task29 thread and run that tool as directed. This erases and formats your internal memory and prepares your device to accept a fresh new ROM. Only use the task29 tool with the files it comes with. Never swap out any part of it, unless you feel like messing something up.

Following the task29, you are now free to flash which ever ROM or radio you desire. Make sure you read the information presented in the threads of the ROMs you may choose. Many contain valuable information that will answer most of your questions.

You have a lot of reading ahead of you to understand how this all works. I strongly urge you to do some research into what you are doing and read the instructions carefully in each thread I've mentioned.

Lastly, make sure that everything you flash (ROMs, radios, et cetera) to your device is meant for a CDMA device. If your try to load something that is for a GSM device, you'll have yourself a shiny new paperweight on your hands.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Dr.Ama:
Thanks for the info. Now if i want to flash to a new rom or update to 6.5 do i need to flash a new radio?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] cajunflavoredbob:
No, you do not. Use which ever radio works best for you.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sh4d0w86:
no. you shallnt need to flash a new radio with the rom.

just remember.

as cajunflavoredbob said...

flash only...

cdma hardspl.

cdma task29.

cdma rom(s).

sh4d0w86.
[Android] littleqiang520:
Alright. So I would love to learn how to build roms and apps but idk where to start. Please give me a complete guide or any info.on where to start and command lines. Please I want to.learn. thanks.

My Phone is HTC HD2.:)
[Android] chippywone:
yes i would also like to learn how to build roms!!
[Android] mazjed:
any news about kitchen

kitchen is the first step

but now one is trying to edit dsixda's HTC Android Kitchen

to comply Windows Mobile phones

but im sure there is a kitchen sum where

most of us are new to android the kitchen will save 70% of the time

and solving the troubles is the rest > people cooking and releasing a daily release

for the hd2 wont do that unless they have a working kitchen in there hands

but it looks like . sharing flag has some new limits >

any how its a mater of time .

after a while wm7 will show that android is unbeatable > then this kitchen will come out
[Focus Accessories] cubanaso:
Just noticed that body glove has released a snap on case for the focus. Its a bit price at $30 but should be as solid as all their other cases. I might go ahead and buy one with my next check...

You can find it on their website.
[Focus Accessories] cubanaso:
just did a quick search on ebay and found the body glove snap case for $17.95. Pulled the trigger and got it. I think its a great deal for that price.

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-BODY-GLOVE-...ccessories&hash=item3363344bb7#ht_1685wt_1142
[Focus Accessories] bch238:
Just got mine today directly from Body Glove. Non-slip texture, but slides into a pocket easily. Fit is perfect. The front of the case does not interfere with typing, nor does it make the screen seem small or deeply recessed (like my wife's Otterbox for iPhone); it's has a very narrow lip around the front edge. Volume, camera, and power buttons are recessed sufficiently to avoid accidental presses, while still being easily accessible. I like the fact that phone is bulked up a bit, but it's not overboard.

4.5/5 stars.
[Focus Accessories] jmerrey:
so the buttons are cut out, as opposed to covered up? Can you post a few pictures?
[Focus Accessories] bch238:
Sorry, my camera is in the case. :)

The buttons are not covered by the case.

The photos in this review (for the Droid X version of the case) are fairly representative.

http://www.androidcentral.com/droid-x-case-review-body-glove-snap-case

On the Focus case, there are two rectangular openings: one vertically oriented for the camera, and one horizontally oriented for the speaker. The camera opening is slightly oversized, i.e. the case opening is about 3 mm wider than the camera assembly, which may be good thing with a flash camera (no shadows).

Unlike the Droid X case which has notches in the perimeter, the opening on the front of the case is uninterrupted and follows the contours of the phone. It's less noticeable than the Droid X case.
[Focus Accessories] nycny:
Thanks.

Just ordered one from the same site at 16.95, with free shipping. Can't wait to get it!!
[Focus Accessories] Strider_Aus:
Pictures of the BodyGlove Case bought for my Focus in Aus:

Front:

http://tinyurl.com/24mjogo

http://tinyurl.com/25ejxsb

Rear:

http://tinyurl.com/2esc52g

http://tinyurl.com/2eo3o75

http://tinyurl.com/27tsjk6

Sides:

http://tinyurl.com/2f2couq

http://tinyurl.com/282v6dh

http://tinyurl.com/2a9x73g

http://tinyurl.com/28p8v4y

Box/Extras:

http://tinyurl.com/25bhnvm

:)
[Focus Accessories] wsantiagow:
5 Stars!

Had mine for a few days and payed the 2 day shipping and do not regret my purchase. I have finally found a great case. It gives the phone some weight and feels very durable. The holes are cut out perfectly. The front lip around the case is very thin and protrudes just enough to protect the glass.

I would rate the case 5 stars out of 5 and recommend it to anyone.

It also comes with the belt clip if you want to use it and it acts like a kickstand (like the EVO) for watching media etc.
[Focus Accessories] wsantiagow:
Thanks, great and well done post!
[Focus Accessories] rctjoe24:
does anyone have this case they would like to sell? I can't find it in stock anywhere since it's so old........... :(
[Desire General] Hilarium:
Hi,

I'm a desire user running on the cyanogenmod 6.1.0 stable.

I know that the ROM does not support apps2sd so i know i have a smaller limit on how many apps i can install using froyo's app2sd.

right now i'm just using froyo's apps2sd and have 39 apps total which is approx 83mb.

So i'm wondering what is actually using all my space on my internal phone storage? Is there a way to check this using adb and if so, how?

I've used an app called Quick System Info Pro which shows me the following:

SD Card

7.48GB , 7.00 Free

A2SD

103 MB , 40.58 Free ???? <--- i don't have a2sd script installed, and also don't even have a second partition on my sd card. what is this 103mb total and 40.58mb free referring to?

Internal storage

148mb , 29.59mb free <--- like i mentioned earlier i have approx 30mb left

System

250mb , 130mb free

System cache

40mb , 22.50mb free.

i know i can just install a2sd but i just want to know what exactly is using up all my space? (can i use adb to check each directory/folder on my internal phone storage, and how?)
[Desire General] _Dennis_:
Probably your cache. Try to wipe cache then see if you have more space.
[Desire General] Hilarium:
i already wiped dalvik cache and the regular cache
[Desire General] glumardok:
Try DiskUsage from the Market :-)
[Desire General] phobos24:
I believe Cyanogenmod 6.1 supports apps2sd,and it has the option listed under application settings.....just check it up
[Desire General] TheGhost1233:
Why not check via application management in the standard setup menu? There you can just go to all applications and sort them by size.
[Desire General] Hilarium:
its not actual apps2sd though, some stuff still gets stored in the internal. Widgets won't work if i store on sd. Are you sure it supports apps2sd? then i can just create a ext partition on my sd, will it work though?

it only shows the apps, what about other files thats not listed in there?