yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Legend General] Dr.Romca:
So you actually srunk the png as a whole thus enlarging the sun when resized by system to the viewed size...but how'd you manage to keep the lower layer sun the same? when I tried to idfentify what's what I saw that both were actually the same png...
[Legend General] BlaY0:
Yes, it is one and the same png. Now if you are really interested... I figured it out that smaller sun gets resized to a certain height whereas big one is not resized at all. So I shrunk the canvas of png putting sun into center (didn't shrink the sun itself). That shrunk png was then enlarged by whatever is responsible for the animation thus making sun bigger. I was shrinking canvas to such amount that both suns were eventually the same size. But they were not aligned to the center of widget, they were displaced a little to the left. I measured the amount of center displacement on screenshot and widen the png on the left side for the measured amount. And voila :D

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend General] Dr.Romca:
Nice! really good job :) It works like a charm now! That's what I thought about the whole shrinking thus enlarging, didn't know the canvas :p

btw: I sent you a PM about png's, do you think you could take a look? :)

Thanks!Much appreciated!
[Legend General] BlaY0:
Yes, it works flawlessly. And yes, I was searching for relationship to that png in every single apk I thought would have something to do with that. Haven't found any.

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend General] Dr.Romca:
SOLVED! bumping up! :)
[Legend General] TheGrammarFreak:
You just like showing off, don't you? Lol. You stopped and started zygote I assume?
[Legend General] PandaVoyageur:
Indeed thanks BlaY0 for fixing the Tatooine suns! And thanks Dr.Romca for the pointers

Now that my phone survived my com.htc.resources.apk hacking, I just have to wait for a nice and sunny day to test if I fixed it correctly :)
[Legend General] Dr.Romca:
while hacking, try also my battery MOD in themes/apps ;-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ZoinksS2k:
To get the customary question out of the way, by "everyone," you mean all carriers and locations can use this package?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Loccy:
You, sir, are a steely eyed missile man.

I don't have the thanks button (I run the classic theme) but consider yourself thanked.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I was referring to the bootloaders, but, these firmwares are for any GSM Tab.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ianandamy:
Is this fast like jmc? I read some people complaining about lag with flash in this rom? Differences youvee seen vs jmc please. Thanks. Anyway to build these to flash through clockworkmod? To streamline the way to do it? I am on the edge of returning my tab i feel the lag is causrd by the increased resolution and the processor is loaded trying to keep up. Maybe im wrong. I am currently stock with root and oclf installed. I was going to try roto-jmc tonight before making up my mind. I still have hope for this tab after seeing nero v3 on wifes vibrant its blazing fast.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
ClockworkMod only works with a stock firmware at the moment. Flashing with Odin is pretty easy though. Just like all the past Android phone, things start off sluggish but as more developers jump onboard, device performance increases. JME feels the best to me so far.

Someone like you could give us a better review of JME since you strongly know what you dislike about stock.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Davybskee:
Roto you are the man!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gadgetuk99:
Thanks roto...did upgrade from JMC to JME plus the cashe...so now got all samsung apps..not just the 2 like many reported....seems fine at present...so hopefully stay that way...

Thanks again roto..
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] caveman999:
I've been using JME for about one hour now and I wanted to post my first impressions. It is definitely snappier than JMC, but other than that I have not found any other advantages. Still no Samsung boot logo (not a big deal), but I am glad that I upgraded.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kris:
Hey Roto, just want to say thanks for all the awesome work you do for our Galaxy Tabs. You've made my experience that much more enjoyable. I would like to know if it is safe to flash your JME update package over the JM6 firmware I have now or do I need to flash something else first before I do JME.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ianandamy:
Ill flash it tonight and let you know rotohammer

Only questions i have is.

Can i get back to stock? T-Mobile usa

Also will this make call after flashing your jme i only use it for wifi currently so 2g isnt a biggie yet
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Just flash the upgrade, you'll be fine, its safe. Don't forget to do a Titanium backup first.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Yes, I posted the files to get back to stock T-mobile. Yes, you'll be able to make calls, but not with the T-Mobile internet only SIM card though.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kris:
Thanks again Roto, you're the man!!! Happy New Year!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
That's pretty weird, I am stuck on Samsung logo at start, even though Odin tells me the flash was successful...

I am coming from JMC and just ran the upgrade...

Edit: reflashed it just in case, same story. I get the Samsung animated screen and then get to the Samsung logo where it stays stuck.. (Gives a vibration and blinks every 30sec that's all)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] seven2099:
Try flashing:

Use the PIT included in the original post.

This will enable Reformat, that is fine.

PDA: Roto-JME-FmtIntSD

CSC: Addon-JME-Hidden

Phone: (whatever modem you need)

Flash. You shouldn't have any issues then.

If you are upgrading, its common to get these issues and you're pretty much stuck without doing a restore and losing ur data anyways. Thats why Roto recommends you do a titanium back up BEFORE flashing.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Mmh ok so my only way to go through is to erase everything :(

I did back up a few stuff (Not everything) but that's a pain... Unlucky I guess...

That said I didn't check in detail but I guess Titanium backs up everything on the SD Card so I should not let it be reformated, no ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ordio:
Hi there,

I just got my Galaxy Tab 2 days ago. I am with bell, and it is not on any contract...

I currently have a galaxy s (although it is in at bell for repair (internal sd issue)).

Do i first need to flash to JM6 before flashing to JME (as provided in the thread: Flashing Guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=886714)?

If i do, what files am i supposed to flash with? Or should i wait until the guide has been updated with the correct files?

Thanks to anyone who is able to help!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mu1111:
I've been using my tab with your new firmware for 2 hours and it's a blissful experience! Everything works perfectly and smoothly. 2010 finishes happily :)

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Just flash the Roto-JME-Upgrade.tar alone and see what happens.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tjeffries4863:
I have the tmobile tab, rooted with your process. working flawlessly.

I do not have a plan with t mobile, I use sprint for my EVO.

I do not plan on getting a plan with t-mobile because the cyanogen WiFi tether is working so well on my EVO.

If I am some how able to make calls using my tab it would be a luxury but not required.

From what i have read it almost seems as easy as borrowing some one's sim card.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tjeffries4863:
Galaxy S .apk files

anyone here happen to have any of the live wallpapers or apk's from the galaxy s stock? i love roto's FW but i miss the ocean live wallpapaer the OLED looks great with that one. and a few of the stock apps were nice mainly the daily briefing.

if anyone knows where to get better looking wallpapers i wouldnt mind that either
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeffreycentex:
I installed the update2 (update) package on my AT&T tab and now no longer can start the camera. Is there an alternative way to get to recovery to clean the dalvik cache (I can't go to the standard recovery as I have the same thin line that disables the LCD until I get the screen powered down and back up) to see if that helped?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] maxtoh:
My gtab bought in asia and the version is

PDA:P1000DCJJ1

PHONE:P1000DXJJ1

CSC:P1000OLBJJ1

and i haven't root the phone yet. so can i flash your rom?

sorry, this is my 1st android phone.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] KChauJen:
@Roto,

If we flash your firmware, do the specific regional language (Chinese, Thailand, Arabic...) still intact in there?

Love your firmware thru the comments, but we would like to keep our language in case we need.

Thank Roto.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aidicula:
Hello Roto

Thanks for the ROM. Installed V1 and now V2...I noticed two things..

1. On V1, the local date and time was set automatically based on the network settings..but on V2, it doesnt work any more. I had noticed that on the earlier JMA, JMC and JMD it never did either. Why is that? I have set the option 'set date and time automatically from network'.

2. The Gmail app seem to be missing. I am not sure what really happend...should I flash again?

3. Samsung apps..i see only 13 (better than the 2 I used to see before..)..but I remember reading there are close to 21 apps. How can I see them all?

Thanks once again for the outstanding job you are doing!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Raspster:
After using the TAB with your ROM for over an hour.. Looking at pics, watching movies, then rebooted. The force close error did NOT come back. I guess after using the gallery and components of it for abit, it corrected the error.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ndelahun:
Thanks just what i needed to know
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] morrichad:
Well, Well look what we got here? Roto, you and ayamon have been busy beavers haven't you. Read all pages so far and wandered when the backlight issue was going to come it. No I haven't flashed nothng since your JM6 rom cause I had a bad feeling something was going to happen sooner or later. Has come about concerning these locked bootloaders doesn't help.

Well I'll try to spend sometime trying to flash your new rom JME when I have a little more time to sit down an organize my files. By the way congrats on being SGT ROM King, ha! ha!;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] appelflap:
Rotohammer,

First of all, thanks again for the prepared package. It saves a lot of work.

I noticed that you install BusyBox 1.17.3 . This seems a very buggy BusyBox implementation. May I suggest that you install version 1.17.1 (commonly used)

As an example, I use Eris Market Fix to fix my market (what do you use btw?) and with busybox 1.17.3 it results in a corrupt build.prop, while with 1.17.1 it runs fine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] seamonkey420:
same here on my ATT Galaxy Tab too. i think this is minor known issue. i tried to replace the samsungboot.qmg but still same problems. for everything else i get from the ROM, i'll live with that minor issue.

are you noticing much faster 3G data speeds up and down? i'm getting on average 2.5Mbs download and 1.5Mbs upload. prior to that i was lucky to get 2Mbs on occasion on download.

i may try to go back to the stock ATT odin recovery i've seen and pull the AT&T Data widget w/Titanium backup and restore it on this rom. kind of miss seeing where i am at in regards to data usage (even though i'm still on the unlimited ipad plan, yay)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
1. v1 and v2 are identical except for a few apps, not sure whats going on with your time

2. Theres a newer Gmail in the market, its silly to have the stock one take up space. I need it for more important new apps.

3. I'm guessing its just a matter of setting your CSC to the right value. I know using CPW gives me 13, Ill let someone else chime in about how to get more.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Unfortunately no, it seems the JME firmware excludes those locales. If someone knows how to blend them from another firmware I'd be glad to add them. We would probably need the keyboards as well, I'm not sure about all the differences between a Euro and Asian firmware.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Its also your 1st post, which means you're new here. Please read this and related threads in detail before trying to change your firmware. You do not have to root the Tab first. Learn how to do a Roto Backup and do not proceed until you have that complete.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I think I know what the problem is, and I'm working on a fix. If everything else is working ok, then hang tight for a while.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Using adb shell delete the contents of /data/dalvik-cache

adb shell
$ su
# rm /data/dalvik-cache/*
# reboot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
now i feel what all of you people call buttery smooth, and i only get in this version, not in jm6 or before like everybody talkin before

thanks for that Roto ^^

@maxtoh, i'm on asia too and thats also my stock rom, considering we're already on p1 pit file, i'm guessing you can upgrade it str8 from dxjj1, but mine is from clubtech's jm6 so i can't really say for sure
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aguiamaster:
root i am having some problems when i try to flash clockworkmod something about my signature error or no permission , any idea ? even when i try from samsung recovery flash update.zip they say i do not have signature or permission for that

i tryed to use epic.aio.v2.01 to flash clockworkmod and doenst work on this JME dunno why , i have kies etc etc ......

and the version 2 of your update i get an error on GALLERY 3D couldnt start etc etc .

if you could help i am very thanksfull

i get this kind errors when i try to use rom manager and flash clockworkmod 2.5.1.8

: E: failed to verify whole-file signature

e: signature verification failed
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] procarion:
Outlook-Sync with Kies does not work!

I noticed i have only a few contacts on my tab; those were only from facebook!

I thought i synced all contacts from Kies, but i tried it again.

I start Kies, the tab connects properly. I hit "outlook sync" and it almost instantly tells me that everything has been synced.

After that, Kies crashes. "mainstage stopped working".

Any ideas how to solve this?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
ClockworkMod will not work with JME. It barely works for folks with stock firmware, sometimes for a week, then it fails. Most folks just trash their Tabs during the install.

Ask questions in the ClockworkMod threads.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
You may want to start a new thread in the applications forum for that topic.

Fortunately for me, I don't use Kies, Outlook or Windows.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] peterf9:
I made a clean install yesterday night. Just an issue with the gallery, but at the second boot the problem solved by itself now everithing is working perfect.

Roto thanks and it's possible to include in your next release a FW with brazilian portuguese included?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agentdr8:
Props to Roto for the JME release!

For future releases, maybe add in AppWidgetPicker? Works great on the SGT.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
At this moment I do not know all that is involved, but If you can point me to an existing brazilian portuguese firmware, then perhaps I can look at that and see what files need to be used.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Sure, it looks nifty and the author has a permissive license, which is important. I'm going to install it on my tabs now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zyborg:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=898365
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] procarion:
I may want to; do you suggest me to? As i am experiencing this error only since flashing "your" clean JME install V2 i thought you might want to have a closer look at it first, before i blame Kies, which did it's job on "your" JMA.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] supergadgetman:
Hello roto,

I have the at&t tab and after reading this thread I wanted to ask some advice. I only want to flash my tab to the latest firmware without messing with the radio or modem. I just want the benefits of the faster, smoother operation after experiencing some performance quirks. I wont be using it as a phone, and I tether it with my evo so I dont want to upgrade the radio or modem. I flash and hack daily with my evo so I'm pretty knowledgeable in that regard, but all the talk about bricking and messing up bootloaders has me a bit cautious. What would be your advice as to which files to flash just to upgrade the firmware and leave everything else alone? I'm already rooted with OneClick.

I am on Baseband version I987UCJK1

Kernel Version 2.6.32.9 root@sep-57 #1

Build number FROYO.UCJK1

Thanks for your help!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Hopefully there will be other folks with the same problem. The only thing I can think of doing that may have an effect on your syncing is that I removed the Gmail.apk, as it is older than the one on the market. The first version of JME has it still in place, so flashing the upgrade would allow you to test that theory if you are interested in trying.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] procarion:
Of course i am interested in trying; so i simply flash Roto-JME-Upgrade.zip over Roto-JME-FmtIntSD-v2.zip and try again?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Flashing the Roto-JME will most likely erase your modem due to the partitioning, so you would want to grab a copy of that from one of the threads or by backing up all your own existing firmware following the Roto Backup thread.

There is one problem with flashing from a stock AT&T unit where the boot slash screen gets messed up. You should wait until I get that resolved if you want everything perfect.

If you only flash the firmware listed in this thread, the process is fairly safe. Although one guy in the general thread just messed up his tab :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Yes,that file alone and don't repartition. Backup your system settings in Titanium backup so that you dont loose any home screen settings.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xpgroup:
Roto, after the partition & format installation, it runs perfect, but....I checked the #1234#, it shows "Connection problem or invalid MMI code" any idea what went wrong? thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tjeffries4863:
Same issue. I do not have valid sim though figured that was legit response seeing as i do not calls enabled through tmobile
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Yep, I do. You typed an invalid MMI Code :)

Try *#1234# instead. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] supergadgetman:
Thanks for the reply rotohammer. I'll take your advice and wait for a more stable release.

Regards
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] knightnz:
What's the most convenient way to be able to use "adb push" to install APKs into /data or /system given that by default it denies permission to do so? Is there something device-side that I can alter permissions on to run the adb daemon as superuser or somesuch?

I can push it to /sdcard, but then the shell complains about cross file-system links when I try moving it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
adb push app.apk /sdcard/
adb shell

su
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/stl9 /system
cp /sdcard/app.apk /system/app/
mount -o ro,remount /dev/block/stl9 /system
reboot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] knightnz:
Bother. Thought I'd tried that, looks like cp works fine while mv doesn't.

I changed the default sh to link to busybox, works better as a shell as it supports autocompletion! The default sh can be set to 6755 perms to run automatically as superuser upon loading though, this doesn't work with busybox. (EDIT: Doing this breaks "adb install" though, bleh)

It looks like the N1 is running adbd as "root" whereas the SGT is running it as "shell", and the permissions for /system/ are obviously set as root. Are we able to change adbd to run as root, or is this going to be an unacceptable security hole?

Also - has anyone found a user-editable autorun startup script so that we can get CIFS support working on boot?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xpgroup:
Stupid me..... thanks again, Roto :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aguiamaster:
hey root , actually is working here now clockworkmod 2.1.5.8

thanks for all your work brother
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] agentdr8:
I believe this was mentioned in clubtech's thread regarding the flashing of the russian rom first and then the euro rom. I took my SGT to JME from stock JK1 to Russian JJ4 to Euro JK5 and I have the original splash screen.

I've attached the stock AT&T modem.bin from my rotobackup.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] peterf9:
My friend Roto, just found that this FW has the brazilian portuguese

P1000L	P1000LVJJJ3

Best regards

Peter
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] b0ricuaguerrero:
im curious to flash your latest rom. but i already have CWM recovery already flashed. what can i do to get rid of CWM recovery to flash your rom?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I have created a Roto-JJ4 firmware. But it contains bootloaders, and its the bootloaders that fix the display from what I see. But I really don't like the idea of packaging firmware with bootloaders as everyone is well aware. On the other hand, If I package JME with the proper bootloaders, then everyone only has to flash once, minimizing the risk in that way. I wish there was a better way, but some folks will flash files without any fear and that not good.

I may make a special JME with JJ4 bootloaders and name the file

be_very_afraid_I_may_brick_you_JME.tar

Ill think about that tonight.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I have no idea. It's possible that flashing the full JME that formats the sdcard may do the trick.

Maybe someone has don't this already? I dont know if the ext4 partitions will be reverted or not.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
It does work well at trashing your device. It's a disaster and should be retracted until the kinks are worked out.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] b0ricuaguerrero:
i have a t-mo tab i think ext4 is only for the vzw tab:confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kangfu84:
Is it possible for the JME modem to be slower on 3G than the JM6 modem? Or is it as long as the modem works it should be the same?

I feel my 3G is slower now that im on JME.

Australian SGT on optus.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] b0ricuaguerrero:
did u try using a speedtest app from the market?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
i have gone through the whole process (EURO tab) and it ended in disaster, incl. restore to "before clockworkmod" (i thought this would mean "before ext4 conversion"), but it didn't restore to original state (still ext4) which meant that the entire system was effectively trashed.

i had to reflash everything to get back to original state.

other than wasting 1/2 of my day and lots of nerves, i haven't gained anything by CWM and therefore agree that the CWM thread should be closed until it's working.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hal:
@Rotohammer

In terms of cooking...

Would you consider adding slow-work.ko, cifs.ko and tun.ko? Or is this yet too early?

I need those to have proper access to SMB and Cisco VPN ;-)

I'll try and edit the rfs to add them, I just lack thetime right now but I can give it a go later and report back.

Cheers,

Hal.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Yes, I could use cifs and tun myself. Point me to the file you use and ill add them in the next release.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pippocannelunghe:
Cisco VPN support would be great!!

pls add in next release!!!

Anyway, I have a question for you... Does voice command works with your JME?

I mean voice commnd through bluetooth headset.. Command such as "call mom mobile 1"..

Thanks in advance!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zyborg:
Where can I find Roto-JJ4??