yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] vo2ka:
Hello,

for me, my buggs report :

- for tap n tap keyboard, i put the sound option for when you tap there is a sound

but in this version there is no sound.

- For the battery autonomy in home information that's show me about 8V but normally the battery support only 7,4V so i don't know if it's normal or not.

- For the sleep mode when i push the power button, it's still use battery like when it's not in sleep mode.

That's it for the moment.

ps : i don't known if i have the buggs because i'm on ztab from Malata or if it's software buggs.

For my ram limited, i think i have found a solution. i used files from malata.

Thank you for your Great Works ! ;)
[G Tablet Android Development] jam40jeff:
Smart Keyboard Pro

It's a great keyboard and makes typing on the G Tablet MUCH less painful if you set the key heights to maximum in landscape mode.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
suggestion on the disappearing files

I read that this also affects the Archos models, as well - someone here in XDA suggested adding a file called ".nomedia" on the root of SDCARD2, which seems to have helped on the Archos devices, and might help with ours. I did add this on my TnT Lite device about 2 days back and, so far, no missing files.

I heard that TnT Lite has the same issues as VEGAn beta 4, prtobably all due to the new kernel scanning SDCARD2. Keep in mind that adding ".nomedia" will probably cause the kernel to revert back to not adding any SDCARD2 media into its database (which is fine by me).
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
This even applies to Android 2.1. On my Captivate I put a .nomedia file in the folders I don't want to appear in the Gallery, like the TouchDown attachment folder, etc.
[G Tablet Android Development] Spectredroid:
+1 For SmartKeyBoard Pro

:) :) :)

I love SmartKeyboard Pro. It really works great on gtab. Love beta 4 too. Great, great work. :cool:
[G Tablet Android Development] GeeVee628:
Thanks for all the work.

:) HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!! :)
[G Tablet Android Development] n2thecloud:
Back to beta3 for now

Reflashed beta3 cleared cache cleared dalvik..

Need sound fix still but everything else more stable. No slow down yet for one hour. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] mhart032:
As far as the SDcard being deleted, i have noticed that when the device scans my sdcard its copying them to the device then deleting them from the card. i use a microsd in my nikon d3 well compact flash with microsd just for this reason on viewing the pics off the camera to see if re shoots are necessary, thats really why i bought the gtablet in the first place, to stop carrying a big camera bag with notebook in it. anyway i have noticed my pics being copied to the internal memory then being deleted off the sdcard. im not sure if its cause they are images and being loaded into the gallery or what.

Matt
[G Tablet Android Development] ssmithri:
I can confirm that this worked for me... I created a new zip file called nomedia.zip on the root of SDCARD2 with Astro (because Astro only allows creation of zip file or folder), then renamed this file to .nomedia then downloaded some avi files. This was yesterday... so far... so good. The movies are still there.
[G Tablet Android Development] flashlight1:
Im definitely experiencing the wake up lag, 500-600 scores in quadrant compared to 2500 on a fresh reboot. Im also having a severe sound issue, headphones past one notch on volume is too loud. I tried a few different volume apps including audio manager. With the google music app in beta i think wed all like this fixed.

According to audiomanager app,

If im listening to music through the built in speakers i have full normal volume control from quiet to loud on a 15 "notch" scale

If i have headphones plugged in, notch 1/15 is a little loud but ok volume to listen to music, every notch after that is beyond deafening. While experimenting with volume i had headphones still plugged in, and though the volume coming from the built in speakers, was too loud, even though sound was coming out of earbuds!
[G Tablet Android Development] vo2ka:
Yes i try it and now i use it. This keyboard is all i looking for.

Do you known if the 2nd core is activable ?

For music there is a new player from honeycomb there

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glFiw1ex7oY

http://www.multiupload.com/GD8GGQHH9I

Thank you !

Happy New YeaR ^^
[G Tablet Android Development] Cobalt2012:
My gTab randomly freezes/hangs

Hi Guys,

I've been running beta 4 for a few days now but just I'm coming across a the problem where my gTab randomly "freezes"--sometimes right at bootup or midway thru using an app ... and I have to hold down the power button. Are you guys also experiencing the same issue?

gTab Model UPC300-2.2

Running CMR 2.5.1.1 bekit 0.8

VEGAn-TAB 1.0.0b4

Kernel 2.6.32.9-00000-10.8.2-dirty

hudson@tapntapsvn #15

harmony 2.2 FR91 20101123.172729
[G Tablet Android Development] vo2ka:
For me, there is no freeze for moment. Do you data wipe and partition wipe before you install the rom ?
[G Tablet Android Development] Cobalt2012:
Yes, I did it prior to installing VEGAn Beta4

I just installed ROM Manager and it "forced" me to install CMR 2.5.1.8
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
All,

I FINALLY figured out why my power button stopped working in vegan b4. In the "Spare Parts" application, there is a setting where you control the function for the "end" button. This IS the power button, so it must be set to "go to sleep" or you will basically break it.

Now I can FINALLY use beta 4!
[G Tablet Android Development] aspeer:
Thanks for sharing - I was having the same problem. Your recommendation seems to have fixed my issue.
[G Tablet Android Development] greyspacealien:
I had issues with apps freezing or not even opening or opening and then as soon as they became usable they would close without a force close. My tablet would randomly reboot or the power button would not work, I would press it multiple times and the tablet would reboot. I had issues where my tablet would wake up and then be super slow quadrant scores of 800 or less. On christmas I was looking like a idiot around all of my family that had their new ipads so I restored my backup of b3b, to show them how sweet it was. When I got home I thought that there might be some left over cache issues when I installed b4 so I cleared every thing a second time and installed the fresh b4 rom and had the same issues. I then did a format and repartion of the system and started 100% from scratch and still had the same issues on b4. Along with all of that b4 deleted 8GB's worth of AVI files from my micro sd card sdcard2 not sure what happed thre but I have read that others had the same issues. I have also had some crazy sound issues that I have never had before. I have currently restored my b3b backup and using it during the day at work and then trying to use B4 at home when playing.

All in all I am very pleased with the work that has been done on the Gtablet by the developers here, and I was still able to smack a few ipad uses in the face after a b3b restore and the best part is that the gtab in my opion hasn't even gotten warmed up yet.
[G Tablet Android Development] g8rzz187:
Formatting/repartioning

I've seen that mentioned repeatedly in my lurking. How exactly do you do that? Is there a link already posted for this?
[G Tablet Android Development] danielzen:
AVI & JPG files deleted

The AVI files on my external SD Card appear to have been deleted at boot time. They existed when I shutdown in TnTLite. I decided to Clockwork Restore my VEGAn-Tab beta4, ironically because I had decided it was my favorite OS for my tablet. But when I booted into VEGAn-Tab beta4, poof, AVI's gone! All other files remain....

The JPGs were deleted off my phone's (Evo) SD Card when I put it in my tablet. (NOT going to do that again for awhile!)

This is much more important to me as many of them were originals. I am now in search of software to undelete them. (Preferably free, and for Mac or Linux)

I can't say for sure when the JPGs disappeared. I have admittedly been trying the latest versions of CyanogenMod 6.1beta4, TnTLite 3.1.2 & VEGAn-Tab beta4 on my now 4 day old G Tablet to decide which OS to keep.

TnTLite & VEGAn both appear to have DivX support built-in, and seem better suited for a tablet. But with media files being deleted.... I'm now in a more fearful state regarding the use of VEGAn....

And, I know I'm not the only one....
[G Tablet Android Development] swordfury:
Wallpaper for GTab

Does anyone know the size that wallpaper should be to fit the GTab correctly.

Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] Myxomop27:
I have used Recuva before (on Windows)
[G Tablet Android Development] lamlam01:
1024x1024 - take a look at the Themes and Apps section. Here are some to get you started.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=874477
[G Tablet Android Development] swordfury:
thank you.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
This should be added to the first post - "home" button issue. Nice catch!!

I just tried this and managed to bork my power button as well. Sounds like this might be the root cause for some of those power = home button issues, too?
[G Tablet Android Development] mikedds2011:
Any word on when the next beta release is?
[G Tablet Android Development] 2k3Mach:
I think beta 3 had the slowness on wake issues like beta 4, but B3 seemed to power down more on it's own, which probably masked the problem.
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
I am sure it's related, as weirdness with the power button causes excessive suspend-resume cycling and that may be triggering the issue more frequently with beta4. That could explain why it didn't happen very often at all in beta3.

But I'm pretty sure the *actual* issue is that an error in a driver coming out of suspend in certain states causes the voltage reset routine to get bypassed, since as far as I can tell, those of us using a kernel patched to always reset the voltage properly don't seem to be having the lag problems anymore.

Now if we can just get the sdcard/mounting issues in Viewsonic's kernel release fixed...
[G Tablet Android Development] jam40jeff:
I know it's been mentioned about 50 times in this thread already, but does anyone have any solution for the Home Button bringing up the Clock (as well as reboot bringing up the Clock) issue? It's the only thing keeping me on b3. Everything else worked great.
[G Tablet Android Development] bblackmoor:
I do not experience this behaviour.
[G Tablet Android Development] jam40jeff:
Yeah, it seems as if it's only an unlucky few that are experiencing this. I tried to put up with it for a while because the ROM was otherwise running great (like the louder sound and seemed faster), but the Home button not actually going to the home screen was driving me nuts.
[G Tablet Android Development] gotwillk:
EDIT: deleted.
[G Tablet Android Development] swordfury:
nor do I. Running B4
[G Tablet Android Development] greyspacealien:
Boot to recovery must have clockwork mod installed

advanced

Partition SD card

choose 2048M (if you choose 4069m the market won't work)

it takes a few minute

Just beware that everything on the system gets wiped. If you have somthing on sdcard it will be gone so backup everything before you do this.
[G Tablet Android Development] 2k3Mach:
I hear ya... This is SO annoying. One day it went away, but eventually came back on the reboot. I have no idea what made it go away.

I think it's happening to more people then what most think.
[G Tablet Android Development] jam40jeff:
Well, it's not happening to me anymore. I'm back on b3. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] GillBostonian:
Hi there,

What Bluetooth keyboard did ya buy? I was thinking about buying an apple Bluetooth keyboard since I've liked using the Apple wired Slim Aluminum keyboards. I might consider using the same Bluetooth keyboard on mytouch4G for faster work emails. Thanks in advance.

-G
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Have you tried uninstalling the clock app with TB?
[G Tablet Android Development] ch3vr0n5:
I just installed VEGAn after trying out both CyanogenMod and TnT-Lite and I like this one the most by far! Great job and please keep up the amazing work! Is there a place to donate?
[G Tablet Android Development] ronhoney:
After you enter the code on your G Tab, you have to enter the same code on your keyboard & hit Enter. I can connect to my Freedom Universal 2 without a 3rd party app with my Droid (CM 6.1.2, 1 GHz), but needed Bluekeyboard JP to connect with my G Tab (Vegan B4).
[G Tablet Android Development] Terry.666:
Deleted double post SORRY...
[G Tablet Android Development] Terry.666:
Top left at the first post... I'm going to do it now too.... TOP ROM!!!... :)
[G Tablet Android Development] dougmod:
any idea as to how soon beta5 will be out or official version one?

We should create like an official bug list spreadsheet or something to make it easier for the devs to see what the bugs are. I am sure it is tough for them to read through all of these posts.

thanks for the great rom! i see tons of potential VEGAn.

THANKS
[G Tablet Android Development] revlis8989:
I still use beta 3 and fix market already,

I had to do this as well , but this morning the market back to having nothing .

I refix market again and again，still got nothing in market，

Who can help me.thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Possible lag-on-wake fix coming?

See this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10138407&postcount=112

Still looks like there's testing going on. Unfortunately I have to watch as an observer as I don't have the lag issue (yet).
[G Tablet Android Development] babybacon:
i assume that bluetooth not working for me is a ME issue right? i dont even have the option of turning it on in the settings menu.

Edit:

Disregard that. apparently when airplane mode is on you cannot forcibly turn bluetooth on like you can wifi.
[G Tablet Android Development] cuzzinz:
I just backed up and will try that updated kernel to see what works and what is borked...

Lets see what happens. I really want to help dev more and such... just need more time LOL

Edit: ya... a bunch of programs just disappeared...angry birds...snesoid...etc..no good. It is too late for me to mess around. Ill try again tomorrow.
[G Tablet Android Development] gotwillk:
regarding the deletion of media from sdcard2, can we just take out the sd card, flash to b4, then put the sd card back in? or will it wipe it anyway on the next boot?
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
I am running B4 and haven't lost anything from sdcard2. I do have the wakeup lag sometimes though. Just installed the patched wakeup kernel and hope it helps.
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
The lag on wake issue is fixed. Vsc, clemsyn and I are all in agreement on that now, and nobody has actually managed to lag out the kernels with the proper patches built in. :)

BUT - the Viewsonic source code has a bug in it regarding mounting of the internal SD card area that makes installing Angry Birds and certain other apps not install properly. And if they are already installed, it may give you some grief. If you choose to use one of our kernels, you'll have to uninstall Angry Birds, unmount SD card, re-install Angry Birds. The same applies to any other apps that used to be affected by the "unmount before install issue" in the earlier TNT Lite/ZPad ROMs too.

Rothnic is working on getting a fix from Viewsonic for this issue, since they obviously just forgot to include their latest version of something sdcard related in the kernel source.

My recommendation for now is that you hold on releasing beta 5 until Rothnic gets the SD card issue fix from Viewsonic or until we get a patch for the SD card issue otherwise. If the lag issue is really bothersome to you, you can feel free to download and use my kernel that Roebeet linked to with the caveats I mentioned above about certain apps and the sd card.

Once we get a kernel rolled up with the suspend/resume patches and the sd card patch, I think we'll be on track for a beta5.
[G Tablet Android Development] deep_powder2012:
Thank you! I just flashed your new kernal and all seems well! Can't wait too experience beta 4 with no lag! I wanted too share an easy way to not bork your apps that are installed on the sdcard: before you flash the kernal (still while inside the OS) go into settings, applications, manage applications, select the "sdcard" tab, and go into each of those applications and select "move to device" and they will not be borked after the kernal flash. I believe you can move them back after the flash, but I haven't actually done that yet myself.

Swyped from my patched-kernal VEGAn-TAB v1.0.0b4 using TapaTalk
[G Tablet Android Development] deep_powder2012:
Just an update - haven't been able to move those apps back to sdcard, but that's not really a big deal at the moment anyway. I will test the sleeping and report back any lags. Thanks again!
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
Excellent workaround suggestion deep powder. Hopeful we'll be able to nail down the issue here with the apps to sd and internal sd card stuff within a few days time with or without Viewsonic seeing as we (credit mostly to vsc for the idea) figured out the lag issue ourselves.
[G Tablet Android Development] cjbailey75:
I layed the vegankernal patch over what i had after a cache wipe and it installed fine. Reinstalled a few games that must have been on the sdcard2 like AB and my market fix.

No lag what so ever even hit a 2532 on my Quad score which is a high. very happy things for all your help.
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
Just wanted to update you all who follow this thread - vsc helped me figure out the SDcard install issue - it was just a matter of a patch to the kernel build config file that apparently Viewsonic had forgotten to include in their source release.

I've now updated my kernel update.zips in the other thread. See my updated post at http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10138407&postcount=112 for the new download.

So you know what you are getting - this just replaces your kernel with one that incorporates the fixes to the lag-on-wake issue, and the fix to the app install/sd card device issue. For me, this makes Vegan beta 4 completely usable now.

Obviously, standard disclaimers apply - make backups of your G Tablet in Clockwork Mod before you flash anything, I make no guarantees that there aren't other defects in the Viewsonic source code, nor that I haven't screwed something up along the way. I can only tell you that I've tested my stuff out on my G Tablet with Vegan beta 4 and it seems to work just fine. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] jtg55:
Installed Beta 4 today. Excellent - the tablet works like it's supposed to now. A few problems have come up, though...

USB port won't read memory sticks inserted

Windows 7 64-bit won't connect to the tablet through USB

Settings crashes when I try to access About Device > Status; I assume that's because there is no integral phone.

All in all a great effort. Looking forward to it completely debugged!
[G Tablet Android Development] hailtothethief83:
Just installed new kernel and install was perfect no issues and all apps work as should i.e Angry Birds and market. Noticed its a lot smoother now. Not one for quadrant to base if the ROM is fast but did try out and got 2590 best I've gotten with the GTab

Thanks again for all your work for the GTab!! Much appreciated
[G Tablet Android Development] shredness:
Does this patch include rothnic's cifs / ntfs support mentioned in this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=889088 ?
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
Nope. This was just supposed to be a fix for some critical issues - like vsc, I don't really want to get too involved in supporting Viewsonic kernel builds on an ongoing basis, adding features, etc. - the wife might get a bit mad at me. :)

I'm pretty sure rothnic will integrate all these patches into his kernel build and get something with the lagfix, the SD card fix and the CIFS/NTFS support built.

And pershoot will have some real goodness built at some point soon too.
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
It's possible that some of the voltage issues were having more insidious performance effects even when the kernel wasn't stuck at 216Mhz, so maybe there's a small performance bump with my kernel. Also just possible that I used a different version of the ARM cross-compiler than the official kernel build and that made some small difference in performance too. You're right though, 2590 is badass fast.

NOTE: my Quadrant score is basically identical at 2460. So I think you may have just had a lucky test.
[G Tablet Android Development] mikedds2011:
I have a noob question. How are people getting things installed to the external sd card. Everything goes to my internal memory. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] pc2828:
Thank you very much rcgabriel!! Market is fixed and tab is lighting fast. Now I'm ready to show off to iPad friends.
[G Tablet Android Development] Michael Brown:
So can we install this w/o using a micro SD card? Don't have one yet was just curious. It sounds like we have to have clockworkmod installed which requires the use of an SD card. I looked all over but don't see a definitive answer for this. Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] elrafa_paez:
Kernel update!

Hello i have some questions, do i have to wipe all my data and cache with clockworkmod before i aplly the kernel update? Or just make the update and wipe only the cache? Or i just have make a backup and then wipe everything? This kernel update fixes the sdcarD2 problems with files being deleted from it? Thanks a lot for your help and your great job!
[G Tablet Android Development] anlog:
Just wipe cache when you flash the kernel.
[G Tablet Android Development] simonta:
Bricked a Vega!

Hi all

Great work on this ROM by gojimi and crew. Love what you've done.

I was playing with this ROM on a Vega trying to backport some of the tweaks and I think I've well and truly bricked it. I created a custom version of the full Vega stock flash image which uses NVFlash. I accidentally included the boot.img from this ROM.

Now my Vega won't boot, the backlight comes on for a couple of seconds then it powers off. No real problem except, I can't get into recovery - presumably because I flashed the wrong boot.img.

Do I have any options? Not looking forward to tellings Mrs T that I've bricked the Xmas present :o

I suspect that I've stumbled across the only way to truly brick one of these devices.

Very grateful for any tips...

Cheers
[G Tablet Android Development] 2k3Mach:
I've removed my SDcard2 until I really need it. Seems like there are issues still with it, may be wrong.

I can't get applications to restore or re-install (Angry Birds) with this Kernal fix, so I had to restore back...

Is there a trick?
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
If you use version .8 of clockwork you don't need the sdcard as it is setup for internal.
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Someone else did something similar with nvflash so I think he wins the award for first:( I think Rothnic, or some of the other guys on IRC have some ideas that may work...
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
No trick for me. I just installed the version 2 lag patch, and the g sensor patch and it all works great. The stuff on my sdcard2 is still there, and I installed Angry Birds without doing anything special....

I do make a habit of always doing a reset, and cache wipe in clockwork when I restore a backup, or change roms. Leftover fragments of prior roms are what I still think causes a lot of folks to have things not work...
[G Tablet Android Development] dlike:
Where do I get V2 Lag patch?
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Look here..

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10166099&postcount=195

I do recommend you glance through the whole thread because things have changed really fast....
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
Beta 5 is coming soon....

-=Sent from my VS GTablet (VEGAn b4) using Tapatalk=-
[G Tablet Android Development] Sprdtyf350:
Yahoo:D Looking forward to it....
[G Tablet Android Development] bo0omer:
subsucribed
[G Tablet Android Development] joedhimself:
Tonight? pwwwweeeeese :)