yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hal:
If you happen to go to the French Riviera, you're in for a serious treat. I stock a few Cubans too ;-)

About the XEU Sammie apps, I'll let others chime in. I formatted my sd enough lately...

Hal
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JeffR714:
I have a question why when I flash JME do I get slow download speed? I have to revert back to T-Mobile stock to get 3G. What am I doing wrong?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
You should wait and keep reading.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Happy New Year!

Hi Rotohammer,

Thanks for your FW updates. I flashed from your rooted MJC to this JME using your, Roto-JME-FmtIntSD.zip FW and everything seems to be working like charm. Dialing, *#1234#, now reads:

PDA:P1000XXJME

PHONE:P1000XXJM6

CSC:P1000OXAJME

Running the SGTBootloaderCheck1.0 gives:

boot.bin: Unsigned

sbl.bin:Unsigned

ZImage:Signed!

So all seems to be good and running well.

Many thanks again for your work and have a happy, healthy and prosperous 2011.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ordio:
Alright, thanks Rotohammer.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mario23:
Good work...

Still nothing for us lowly CDMA folks :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
It didn't do it, but no pb I wiped everything off and now it works (No surprise anyway)

So far feels a bit faster than JMC but this might be just psychological :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] amf:
Thanks Roto! Flashed successfully over JM6.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ianandamy:
ok so I have odin1.7 I have the sd file and pt1 hidden I am now confused as to how exactly to flash this can anyone point me to a step by step I really don't want to make a mistake.

Pretty sure it is easy but there are so many different ways on xda to do it I would like to know how for this rom.

do I need to dl any drivers for the tab in win 07
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
You may want to wait for ayman07's updated howto.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ianandamy:
I know figure I plug in the

pda = the jme sd file.zip

pit = p1 add hidden .pit

csc = addon jme hidden.zip

I am really wondering if I need to flash the modem image and check any of other boxes on or off? I am a unflashed tmobile tab also I need to load the tab into the big triangle screen to do this right?

Thanks roto have a great new year.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] leon5373:
Thank you !

Dear Roto,

I just joined XDA recently with purchasing Galaxy TAB from UK (I live in Japan).

My original Tab FW was JJx. Two weeks ago, I installed Kies and connected my Tab to Kies. Kies said a new FW JJ7 is available, and I decided to upgrade the new FW. But it failed, and my Tab was almost a brick.

A person in a bulletin board recommended to flush JM6. I did it using selfpower USB hub. It was successful. I could escape the crisis.

Anyway, my journey of newer FW with my Tab began. FW was changed JJ2-JJ7(crisis)-JM6-JMA-JMC-Roto's JME.

Thank a billion, Roto. JME works perfectly. I feel your JME is the fastest and smoothest. I did not find out it is already rooted, and I tried several times to take root by SuperOneClick, and of course, failed though :-).

Roto, I look forward to that you bring me to the next stage.

Thank you again, and I wish you have a happy new year's day.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] amf:
Roto: I was wondering if the Gallery app is already fixed (no excessive battery consumption like the one included in JM6) or should we install a fixed version? Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tushar.das:
Perfect ROM, Thanks a lot ROTO, Happy new year... you are awesome...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I didn't put that in, but that's a great suggestion. Something I'll look into for the new year.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Happy New Year everyone! I got my jtag box today so I can start troubleshooting the protected bootloader replacement.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kangfu84:
Works great over JM6. You the man Roto. :D

Have my babies!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
First, Thank You for the ROM ^^

I installed your ROM over JM4(Asian ROM) and it works smootly.

My problem is the Samsung Keyboard in this ROM does not include Asian languages (I need Thai).

So.. can I just copy the old keyboard from the Asian ROM to this one?

If yes, please give me a hint where to find the keyboard. I have another TAB running Asian ROM; looked around in root explorer but dont seem to find the keyboard application yet.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kangfu84:
Ok one thing ive noticed so far, my lockscreen wallpaper doesnt change?

Im using ADW and when i change my wallpaper and lock the tab, when i unlock it i think i can briefly see the wallpaper ive set (like, milliseconds) but then it goes back to the default desert one?

No biggie just curious.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Croak:
Did the JME upgrade on my existing JK5 install. First reboot after the flash and Recovery update was complete hung on the Samsung screen for quite some time.

Forced a power down and rebooted into Recovery, it ran another update script at that point. Just for good measure I wiped the Dalvik cache, rebooted, and it came back fine (though my old Ebook.apk did a FC during the Media Scanning process.

Seems to be a bit snappier, no more checkerboard, mega-aliasing or stuttering in the stock Browser (well it still aliases pretty bad when changing orientation) and I have the new Dolphin HD leak with PtZ working fine.

Only downside I've seen so far is that when doing the obligatory and nearly useless Quadrant test, it hangs FOREVER (like two minutes) on the File System Writes portion of the test, then proceeds through the rest of the test as normal. Final results are the same as before though, ~1000 and I ran the test earlier today with JK5 with no problems.

I should note I have a LOT of apps installed, 900mb worth.

EDIT: HUGE BONUS for me in JME. Qwerty Remocon is in the Samsung Apps, works a treat with my Samsung LED LCD. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Coolsaber57:
Hi guys,

This is a sort of off-topic question that's related to this thread.

I see that this says that it will erase your Internal Sd Card memory. Does this mean that there is literally an SD card inside the Tab? Or is that supposed to read "Internal Memory"?

I ask this because I've got a Verizon tab with 2gb internal memory, but I'd be willing to open it up and replace it with a 16gb card if I could.

Anyone know?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Croak:
Internal memory is soldered to the board and can't be replaced. It's not an SD card, but it's treated like one as far as Android is concerned.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zyborg:
Follow these steps:

1. Install the app "Root Explorer" (or a similar app with root r/w capabilities) from Android Market.

2. Use Root Explorer to browse to *root*/system/csc and confirm the presence of a folder called "CPW". If not present, create such a folder here and copy the contents of the attached zip file to this location. Use Root Explorer to do so, and if you run into r/w problems, mount your root as rw (using the command in the app).

3. Install the app "SGS Toolbox" from Android Market.

4. Open SGS Toolbox and select "CSC Selection". Instead of *#272*current_time#, dial *#272*your_imei_number#.

5. A list of CSC configurations should now appear below your current CSC code. Now select the "CPW" configuration, and hit "INSTALL". Note that this will reset your phone.

6. Wait for your phone to reboot (if you renter recovery mode, just select "reboot device").

You should now be able to download and install all Readers Hub apps AND have access to (at least) 15 Samsung apps.

Let me know how it goes. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] seamonkey420:
Is it possible to get the taskmanager widget back or pulled out to add back?

My upgrade from v1 to v3 removed the widget. Its the one that links to the task manager app
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Even easier way to change CSC for Samsung Apps

Follow these steps:

0. Use task manager to kill Samsung Apps

1. adb shell into your tab, su to become root.

1a. remount rw /system

2. echo 'XEU' > /system/csc/sales_code.dat

4. Launch Samsung Apps and see all the goodies :)

Easy! No more wiping your data just to see what the other CSC's have :)

Echo method copied from http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10082405&postcount=17
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I think you're referring to the one in KA1. Unfortunately it wont run in JME, I tried.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
If you flashed the Roto-JME-Full-v3, then you get the JMA modem as well, which has no 3G for T-mobile. All you need to do now is flash the original T-Mobile modem file back and you'll get your 3G back. Thats what I'm running.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JeffR714:
Thanks Roto

You know all and I appreciate your help
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Adapt0r:
Edit

Redundant response
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JeffR714:
T Mobile Stock Modem

I must be doing something wrong I flashed modem.bin and I have no connection the apn settings are blank what am I doing wrong? Flashed the stock biin file from phone in odin...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] amf:
Genius! Worked fine using Root Explorer. Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kånda:
Worked like a charm! Thanks so much!

It also solved my issue of not being able to connect to MS Exchange 2010 SP1 server. So if any of you have difficulties connection to Exchange 2010 SP 1, at least this JME firmware seems to fix it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Just google for T-Mobile APN settings and set it up. You're close!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JeffR714:
Screw it went back to Roto-JME-FmtIntSD-v2 TM bin file worked So what I'll try is just the v3 Update that should work. I'm gonna make this work I want to run this software
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xpgroup:
Changed the script & the reboot works on it's own, but still won't reboot after the switch... reload your JME-v3 upgrade & now it's working! Thanks again :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
I flashed the JMEv3 upgrade over stock JJ3 (p1000t), odin says pass, the phone boots up, but i cant get out of the setup screen.

it gets to step four vibrates and goes back to the start, a error pops up but its too fast for me to see what it is.

edit: it finaly stuck on the screen it says

phonesetupwizard has stopped, when i force close it just reboots it
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
I ended up doing a factory reset and its fine, ill just restore my backup and see how that goes, feels alot snappier, but maybe thats because its all new and fresh again:cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zyborg:
Yes, please.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
the only thing broken so far is my default contacts app, it just crashes instantly and says process com.android.email has stopped unexpectdly

Other than that every feels super fast even after all the apps restored, my adw home screen is broke tho, all thw widgets dont load :(

edit:

I found a fix by doing the following.

Go to Home>Settings>Applications>Manage Applications

Click the Menu button and select "Filter"

Select "Running"

Scroll down to the "Email" application. Select "Clear Data"
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GuardianZX9:
Ok, almost there with V3, just need a working Swype.apk and libSwypeCore.so, the version i have says its for a different unit and the one i pulled from the TMobile tar says that also.

Does anyone have a working widescreen build with the Mic button that works with V3?

Thanks

G
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ziggary:
Going from stock optus (aus) firmware to this I can say easy 100% increase in speed when using any browser !!!

Great work roto
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guildamx:
Same here. Tested with Google Maps and Gps Test but the tab keeps searching for satellites without any real fix.

We may need more testers.

I am running JME v1.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guildamx:
Solved the gps issue. Using GPS Test, I made a reset of the A-gps status and downloaded new setting. Now it works flawlessly.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Nemesis_00:
Thanks for all the work roto.

Right now running Roto-V2 considering upgrading to V3 because of tun integration.

I want to use OpenVPN as it seems the PPTP and L2TP implementations are screwed up.

Anyone can point me to a quick tutorial on setting up OpenVPN connection + conf files for the platform?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] realerdom:
installing gmail and maps makes me force closes
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gadgetuk99:
I had it in version 2 and worked fine..disappeared in V3 ..also think V2 is better so have re flashed back to v2 and also got the program monitor widget back
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] miooim:
JME

Works good for now, very cool! Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
can't connect OpenVPN after JME-upgradeV3 and CF-Root

... i knew i shouldn't have tried again... but i just can't help myself.

after having flashed roto-JME upgrade v3, and CF-ROOT, I can't in the world connect to openVPN

before I always used the setup method as described in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=820909&highlight=Openvpn

it always worked instantly before...

now, upon connecting to openVPN via OpenVPN Settings, I get this error message, once the VPN server sends the "get conf" signal:

"FATAL linux ifconfig failed: external program exited with error status: 1"

when checking log catcher, it appears as if ifconfig cannot be loaded or found...

according to the thread above, ifconfig redirects to busybox.

checking busybox, i see that it is a different version than before (busybox 1.6.Xandroidminimal) (X = i don't know exactly).

Busybox installer from Stericson then (when trying to upgrade busybox to latest version) gives me an error message that basically reads as "system is either not nand unlocked or cannot remount"

.... what a bunch of odd problems

i didn't have any of this with roto-JME, roto-JME-upgrade, or roto-JME-upgrade V2, therefore I blame it to CF-Root

not having openVPN is fatal in China :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
in addition to my earlier post:

will flashing roto-JME-Full V3 overwrite completely (e.g. restore stock recovery, etc.)?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ziggary:
I have the samw issue....

How do you fix it..

What app did u use to reset :(
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
GPS Status works best for that!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Yes,, you have to reinstall CF-Root after you reboot and test that all is well. But, Id hold off running CF-Root as it has its own Busybox that overwrites mine, which may trash OpenVPN. I haven't tried myself yet but I will now that I finally woke up.

Lets get this OpenVPN issue worked out today.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Reading your OpenVPN post further, I also recall chainfire saying that CF-Root will overwrite any pre-existing Busybox on every boot, so that explains why you couldn't fix it.

So to start, just flash Roto-JME-v3 alone and proceed with OpenVPN. I'll be around to assist and on irc.freenode.net #Modadroid-Galaxy-Tablet .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Follow the 1st post instructions on clearing the Dalvik Cache.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I'll make a mini-howto this morning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
can i do this without repartitioning, etc.?

just Roto-JME-v3 full in PDA?

that would safe me a lot of hassle
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Just flash the Upgrade, you'll get the new zImage which is what you need without trashing all your settings.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
For everyone else, the only time you need to re-partition is when coming from a stock firmware. After that, even Roto-JME-Full does not need repartitioning.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] antonisv22:
I would like to find out what the advantages are of Roto's ROM over a stock Vodafone ROM (Greek version in my case).

Being a HTC Magic (32A) user for a year and half now and having rooted and flashed various ROMs to that device (CMs 5, 6 and most nighlty's) I have seen significant improvement in functionality and speed in my device, which gave it new life and kept me from buying a newer and faster (processor wise) android phone. For the record I am now on Sparksmod32A-Micro 1.6.4 ROM which is amazing. So I decided to buy the Galaxy tab in order to diversify (large screen and only data plan).

Having been addicted to rooting and flashing ROMs on my device I decided to flash Roto's latest with success. But I must say that I cannot really see much difference over the stock Vodafone ROM or I am missing something. It could be that these are early versions.

BTW I would like to thank everyone and Roto especially for their efforts in developing this and my questions here are not intended to offend anyone.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I probably see more of a change as I'm coming from a US firmware, which was worse than the Euro ones. For me, having a calculator app is important (not included in the US), the web browser on JME is much smoother than stock. Everything else is just a small incremental change and or tweak.

When the CM6 & 7 firmwares are released, then you will see big changes, especially with optimized kernels. Roto-JME is just a repackaging, not a totally fresh compile from source with thousands of tweaks and mods like CyanogenMod. But, at the moment, its the best we have.

Edit: For everyone who is new to my firmwares, the number one reason I created it was so you can flash a pre-release firmware will potentially zero risk of bricking your device. Thats why you see very little panic posts here, all is sweet and quiet because if you screw up and brick your Tab, its because you followed your own path. Prior to this, the threads were a "Festival of Fail" and I was getting tired of helping folks recover.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GuardianZX9:
I am trying to get any widescreen version of Swype working, I have the newer Sprint version but it seems to look at the model # GT-P1000 and it says its built for a different unit.

If I change the model in build.prop to the Sprint SPH-P100, will this break anything else?

I just want a working Swype and even the version from the Euro rom doesnt seem to work.

G
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] JeffR714:
Roto

Everything worked out great the speed is better than stock and I have the "H" at the top! Thanks again. Just curious what launcher do you use on your tab? Which do you find works the best? If you get a sec let me know. Jeff
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] lengis:
Just wanna chime in and say thank you to Rotohammer + all others for the great work you put in to this.

Coming from stock euro fm -> clubtech JM6 -> Roto JMA -> Roto JME v2 -> Roto JME v3 flashing with Odin has been smooth and totally without problems for me. Even managed to avoid the signed bootloaders :D

Been a long time lurker on XDA but this is actually my first post so hopefully i will see the thanks button from now on :p Took me a while to figure out why i couldn't see it......

Keep up the good work guys, and again thanks!

Regards

Lengis
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GuardianZX9:
I am also seeing that Gallery FC's even after clearing the dalvik cache.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Give it a shot. I doubt it can break much. If anything it will affect some other built-in proprietary app from working.

If you get it working properly and can make a short how-to guide for everyone else, I'll then be able to delete it from Roto-JME and reclaim that 12mb of valuable space.

I use the stock Samsung launcher. It works well enough and there was something with ADW that was driving me crazy, I kept deleting launcher icons by accident. I was so frustrated that I deleted it and now don't miss it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Thats odd, in Roto-JME-v3 I left the Gallery3D alone, its stock and never FC's for me.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] instechgainza:
try the Live Home from the market, its very smooth & some cool transition effects.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Super-S:
Awesome...

The full-v3. update was so easy... (coming from JID).

It feels so great now :D ...no bull**** in it, everything works very fast.

My 3G/HSDPA is fully working and i can see it... im from germany and have a t-mob.-card.

I think i cannot surf with 3g?

Everything is working :confused:

THX Roto... great work!!!

THX THX THX ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bnbasarir:
Roto, I got only two words to say: THANK YOU! Amazing work, very fast and stable,no fcs at all. Smooth & Sweet!

Sent from my GTab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
adw has meanwhile been updated to give an option whether the waste basket is at the top or at the bottom.

adw launcher ex really rocks, although it's a paid app

thanks for your help. flashing v3 upgrade right now. hopefully i can resetup my VPN then

thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
did what you suggested, and within a few minutes had OpenVPN running well again.

THANKS!

... this is the last time I have flashed a "non"-Roto file, and I will never flash anything again that doesn't have a "roto" in the file name ... at least for the Galaxy Tab (similar to my CM syndrom on Nexus One)...

:-) where was that "thanks" button again?

p.s. why is Chainfire using Busybox 1.16.2androidminimal? that seemed to have caused the problem for me
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zyborg:
Can someone please confirm this? Thx! :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Cool. I am starting on v4 which will allow OpenVPN to work with CF-Root. It shouldn't require any further changes on your part once you get v3 working.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pippocannelunghe:
I already have replied to you before.. it is normal! GPS starts only when is called from some apps.

However, it is the same for me, gps tries to find a location for a long time without success, but this happens not all times for me.. It is very slow to fix signal but after one minute it is ok.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] biopsin:
Upgrade went without a hitch..

Tnx allot mister!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] raaleck:
1st. THANKS ROTO, you are the MAN! So much thanks to you and everyone that had collaborated with you!

This is just working smooth and fast! Making Calls and everything working great!

Just Great!

Since the first time I rebooted from the JME installation it give me the same FC twice, and sometimes I get it when the tab is working.

I do the adb shell for "su -c "rm /data/dalvik-cache/* && reboot""

But the FC's persist at start up... I tried clearing the cache from the application but the problem persist.

Any other suggestion to resolve this!? .... on the other Hand the TAB is just working great!

So, again so much THANKS ROTO!!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] 9812813:
Hey all,

Can anyone help me out. I am having some serious problems and I'm not sure if they are my device or not. Any help would be sweet.

Problem 1: When I put my device into Download mode, and plug the USB cable into my PC, I get an unrecognized device..

My PC is running Windows XP, SP 3

Tablet is a Bell locked GT-P1000M

Purchased 2 days ago - so I may have a locked bootloader (not sure how to check this)

Any idea's?

W.