yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] simon-edwards:
Hi Clemsyn,

Many thanks for providing your kernel builds, its taken these updates to get the gTab even close to the way I would use an iPad. VPN especially - although I can't figure out how to join a domain as yet, but that's another story as they say.

Could I ask one thing please Clemsyn? Could you please post a matching current method for using your kernel files into your first post.

Something like the following would have saved me a lot of time...

"To use: First install Clockworkmod. Place the kernel zip file in SDCARD. Re-boot into CWM (hold vol+ and power together). Use CWM to install the kernel zip file. Re-boot system. Enjoy!"

Here's why: Finding the kernel files was easy, but then I didn't know what to do with them. So then I read through all the hundreds of posts in this thread, finding several different ways of using the kernel updates in the thread. Most of the installation references are oblique because you guys already know what you are doing. The new user like me is led through all the old ways of installing the kernels (that don't work today) before coming across the current method almost as if by chance.

In my case I was a novice to this stuff. And whilst the actual current update is the single simplest method that could be imagined, it took me several hours of reading the thread to pin it down.
[G Tablet Android Development] djunio:
No, gps tethering. I originally found it here but can't find the link. This will do it free from your existing Android phone. http://www.google.com/m/url?client=...AQFjAA&usg=AFQjCNH-A9JxCYqNBycluFE3e921L0PNag
[G Tablet Android Development] nikt:
is there support for authenticated proxies in this kernel? I'm in real need of support for authenticated proxies and can't seem to find any details on this anywhere...?

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Vegan b5.1
[G Tablet Android Development] gksmith:
You might need TransProxy3.08Beta or ASproxy.
[G Tablet Android Development] cnewsgrp:
+1 Agreed. I just bought a GTab and installed Vegan 5.1 ROM. I am reading this and don't understand the benefit or instructions of installing a new kernel.
[G Tablet Android Development] karlkarloff:
Hey Clemsyn, just installed your kernel and so far everything works great. wifi connects a lot faster from sleep and everything seems a bit zippier. It also seems the volume is a bit louder, but that just might be my imagination. Between you and roebeet my tablet has become a device worth showing off. Keep up the good work!
[G Tablet Android Development] iammuze:
thanks a lot clemsyn, your kernels are awesome. in case you missed it, setcpu now supports the tegra2. will we see overclocked gtab kenels coming our way soon?
[G Tablet Android Development] notsob2002:
Just installed on my stock gtab. Seems to work alright without any issues.

Thank you for the kernal
[G Tablet Android Development] johnboyjr:
i got a logitech gamepad from best buy to work
[G Tablet Android Development] das7771:
Using what rom?
[G Tablet Android Development] jshuford:
hehehe...

Worked on my gTab w:VEGAn-TAB GingerEdition - Experimentals!

Thank you :)
[G Tablet Android Development] adampdx:
Is there support for this yet? I am also trying to use a USB GPS reciever. I loaded the kernel from this thread and no dice.
[G Tablet Android Development] justauser:
TNTL 5

Can someone comment about using this kernel with TNT Lite 5? Should we wait for an update?
[G Tablet Android Development] nikt:
write failiures with CIFS manager

Does anyone have any problems writing to mounted shares using this kernel (2.6.32.9-00001-g6e47897-dirty clemsyn@clemsyn-MM061 #77) and mount manager or CIFS manager?

I can mount and read files with no proiblem, but cannot write to them. Have I got the latest kernel installed?
[G Tablet Android Development] katmandu421:
Working great on Vegan 5.1. Finally, I only have to press the power button once to wake and am never greeted with the the power down menu!

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
OK, borrowed a friend's Gtab to try to tackle the sleep fix and updated HDMI. Warning: this does not have VPN, Proxy, Ext4 support at the moment.

What's New:

1. Sleepn fix (prevent it from turning off during sleep and is currently beta)

2. Updated HDMI via Nvidia

3. Not for Gingerbread at the moment.

Please post feedback re: Shutdown fix and HDMI.

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Looks like sd-ext games like angry birds, frozen bubble extra, will not work with sleep fix kernel. Will update after work.
[G Tablet Android Development] digger44:
How can we find out what was updated for HDMI in this kernel?

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Updated the PLLC VCO to reduce jitter in HDMI.
[G Tablet Android Development] digger44:
Wow, thanks. Ill have to load this update and plug my dock back into my TV again to check it out.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
OK, let me know how it goes.

Updated the kernel with Sleep fix to support EXT4, VPN, IPv6 etc, SD-EXT install is also fixed...Here is the kernel
[G Tablet Android Development] spike378:
eveerything works great! 1 touch sleep and wake now. Accessing my home NAS seems to be faster.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Thanks for trying it out... I have the device for a week so i would do as much as I could :) Any comments is greatly appreciated. I am currently testing more additions to the kernel with better stability (rtc, suspend, resume) and will release it in a few days. Will also add better bluetooth support within the kernel. BTW, anyone tried the HDMI (we don't have a dock to test it out)? Please let me know. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] Morantz:
Will this kernel work with TnT-Lite 5.0.1?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Yes it will.
[G Tablet Android Development] deep_powder2012:
Clemsyn, thank you so much for your work. Just wanted to let you know about HDMI (I have a dock as have been/will be testing your new kernal more). Please let me know if you'd like me to try anything specific (I won't be able to do anything until, say 5 pm est though). HDMI doesn't seem too different now after the be kernal (I didn't have any jitteriness with the last kernal though). Maybe I'm looking at the right thing though. Video looks really good (say, Rockplayer playing an avi, or YouTube, etc...). The resolution of pretty much everything else is a bit degraded though (say, in home launchers, generally navigating the OS, etc...). I had thought that this might be a hardware limitation though (it would be awesome if it's not). One of the biggest problems is that the screen is formatted a bit larger than the TV display (the edges of the screen are cut off on all sides about the width of half the notification bar). Also, to let you know, it is the Malata dock that I am using. Again, please let me know if there are any specific things you want me to try. Oh, I almost forgot - it seems that the more 3d the graphics are, the less great it looks on the TV. Gensoid and NESoid look great, but not as good for N64oid, for example. Nenamark is a good benchmark for the 3d graphics too.

Swyped from my VEGAn-TAB-v1.0.0B5.1.1
[G Tablet Android Development] it2steve:
I second that. I really have to hand it you guys for the work you do. Any thoughts on if this may have cause any issues with connecting a bluetooth mouse? I use a Microsoft Notebook Mouse 5000 and it seems to not wanna work. I am used to it not working with the OD Bluetooth but it usually works with the BlueInput software. Now it's connecting and I'm getting no cross-hairs (vegaN mouse pointer).

Food for thought?

[EDIT] no worries... I just used the hid scripting to get it to work... I do wish the bluetooth was a little more stable in this thing but there'salways a way to get it done!
[G Tablet Android Development] Dolphinwigs:
which one?

so should i use the hdmi sleep kernel or the other one in the OP for the vegantab 5.1? is there a point in using the other, basically is hdmi sleep (the one i just installed) the best one/all features supported?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Been messing around with bluetooth in the kernel but I just can't get it to build :(. Been playing with bluetooth sleep in the kernel but I get errors in building too.

Edit: Finally got the bluetooth to compile :) Somehow, putting a bit of alcohol in my system kinda helped :)

Edit: somehow Bluetooth hangs the system when turning obtain off
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
The one in the original post with sleephdmi is the latest at the moment. I will release another in a few hours after I'm done with testing it.
[G Tablet Android Development] Dolphinwigs:
vegan gingerbread

does either of this .zips work for vegan gingerbread right now?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Not at the moment.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Here is my latest kernel and changes:

1. Enabled ThumbEE support for better JIT in Froyo

2. Updated to 10.9.9 via Nvidia

3. Few minor optimizations in kernel

Please test and let me know how it goes. Please, any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks.

BTW, it's only for Froyo. Gingerbread support will follow if Froyo is stable enough :)
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
His TnT version should work for any TnT related Rom, stock, enh, lite, etc. The difference in TnT versions are all very minor and /system related. Of course, perform a backup, then try it out.
[G Tablet Android Development] fletch33:
Booted right up and running good.

interesting though my settings>about says my kernel is 10.8.2?

i booted into recovery and applied the zip so maybe the system is giving my incorrect info?

Thanks for the great work.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Your welcome. I am going slowly to 10.9.4 but getting tired. I'll retire for now and try again on my free time :)

BTW, try going to Settings-About Device..and check your kernel version.

Rothnic, here is my latest zimage file
[G Tablet Android Development] drek82:
Thanks for this update clemsyn. It is much appreciated.

I installed the update with clockwork mod, but when I try and mount a share using cifsmanager I get a no such device error, which per the cifsmanager xda post means cifs isnot enabled in the kernel. Also when I check the version in settings it still shows the old kernel version. Which make me think I may have installed it wrong.

Is there some special way to install this? Or do you have any other ideas of what I may be doing wrong?

Thanks for the help
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Go to clockword mod, mount storage, format boot----then after formatting the boot install the zip. Hope it works.
[G Tablet Android Development] fletch33:
tried that cause my stock 3389 with performance pack v3 was showing old kernel and got magic value mismatch :(

ooh well nvflash again.

thanks for the suggestion.
[G Tablet Android Development] rushless:
I just did the update with the TnT version and after reboot via CW, the kernel still says 10.8.2-dirtyhudson@tapntapsvn #15

Current rom I use is TnT 3.14. If NTSF should work now, it appears the rom may not have updated (NTSF USB drives not working).

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
I have downloaded the vegan with Cifs support, and mine shows #20, and cifs appear to be working ok.

This is what I get once updated using cwm.

# uname -a

Linux localhost 2.6.32.9-dirty #20 SMP PREEMPT Sat Jan 1 22:08:12 CST 2011 armv7l GNU/Linux

#
[G Tablet Android Development] fletch33:
I installed the zip on stock with performance pack v3 and get standard kernel shown when I run uname -a

I tried wiping boot and got mismatch error. Would like to get on the newer kernel though?

Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] samepic:
CIFS Working Over WiFi

Tested and worked over wifi to my home server with the new 10.9.3 cifs kernel.

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Is it possible for you to do uname. -a to see if we both have the same kernel since I don't see 10.9.3 in the uname?
[G Tablet Android Development] rushless:
Still no luck with TnT 3.14:

1. Renamed clempatchtnt10.9.3.zip to update.zip and copied the update.zip into root of sdcard

2. Rebooted into CW

3. Chose to update with update.zip

4. Update process showed no error in CW

5. Rebooted device via clockwork option

No NTFS and still show the older firmware in the "about" option in settings.
[G Tablet Android Development] prscott1:
Did you double check that you have the proper command file in your recovery folder?

Also, did you try to format boot first (in CWM - under advanced or mounts option)?
[G Tablet Android Development] littleoldme:
Your not doing it correctly Clemsyn said in post 25 of this thread "Go to clockword mod, mount storage, format boot----then after formatting the boot install the zip. Hope it works."
[G Tablet Android Development] prscott1:
Clemsyn,

Thank you for this latest kernel - it is very snappy (on vegan b5.1).

I was reading the following thread over at droidforums by koush that may be helpful for you - he provides a template for an update.zip that allows you to flash a kernel on ANY rom.

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/android-roms/35738-kernel-devs-write-kernel-once-have-work-any-rom.html

Seems like it may be useful for you.
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Thanks for the updated kernel for the vegan. Is there a way to bump the audio by 30%? It appears to be loud and perfect in beta4.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
10.9.3 build with CIFS is working great with Vegan ß5.1

CIFSManager mounts perfectly and even HD movies play without stutter. Everything feels quicker but I'm not sure why. With this build I'm starting to get that "effortless" feel from the UI that I keep drooling over on my wife's iPad.

For those having problems installing this, I recommend checking your partition structure and fixing your permissions. Assuming everything is where it should be you shouldn't be having issues. Could be a TnT-related thing too. Would the installers be different?...

To install, I downloaded it directly from the forum from the gtablet's browser

turned off the tablet.

booted into CM:

install zip from sdcard

choose zip from sdcard

went to download/

selected the clempatch...zip

selected "yes, get on with it" or similar

after install, Wipe cache partition, then

reboot

I believe this kernel reports itself as:

2.6.32.9-dirty clemsyn@clemsyn-MM061 #20
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
I see most issue with TNT roms...I'll look more closely into this. Looks like Vegan ROMS are fine (coz I'm currently using Vegan). I will shift to TNT rom and closely look at the installation process. To TNT users, I'll get it up and running soon.
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Nobody has an issue with the sound?
[G Tablet Android Development] samepic:
This is what I got using uname on vegan Beta5:

# uname -a

Linux localhost 2.6.32.9-dirty #20 SMP PREEMPT Sat Jan 1 22:08:12 CST 2011 armv71 GNU/Linux

#
[G Tablet Android Development] it2steve:
ok, pulling it now... thanks

Can I request that you throw release dates or numbers on these? I just pulled the one in the above post and also saw the one in the OP with the THUMBEE name on it. Wanna make sure I'm grabbing the right ones :)
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Thanks, will do.
[G Tablet Android Development] corwinmortac:
Nice work so far its very fast. Boot time seems faster , quadrant gave me a first pass at around 2475 and a second pass at 2573 :) biggest thing I have notice is the browsing experiance has no pink artifacts when I do not touching the screen. I have seen that issue almost constantly when not on a gb rom. Did you do something with video clocking or refresh, cause not only am I not seeing artifacts but the planet portion of quadrant was pegged at a solid 75fps during that test of 3d.
[G Tablet Android Development] rickyt63:
- Currently using Vegan V1B511 with Clemsyn's (MM061#53) kernel & Flash 10.2 installed from market.

Few notes after installed Clemsyn's ThumbEE:

* Browsing seems a tad faster.

* Monster Madness is choppier than before.

* Hulu no longer show video.

May be it's isolated case?
[G Tablet Android Development] corwinmortac:
until we get an augmented flash 10.2 that doesn't advertise its running on android hulu will not work.
[G Tablet Android Development] ralexand:
I wahaing some sound issues as others had using vegan 5.1. I flashed his kernel and it appears to have fixed my annoying problems. Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Currently optimizing kernel a bit...will release soon :)
[G Tablet Android Development] Turbo4V:
This kernel seems to have fixed my two largest issues with the gtab, first, as far as I can tell, the wake from sleep issue that's plauged my gtab since day 1 appears to be fixed!! After I got the dock, I noticed that there were lots more wake from sleep issues,that this has remedied. Second,the sound problems,either sound was not working at all after waking, or static instead of sound,well both seem to be gone now!!!

Thank you Clem!

Justin

Ps I'm running Vegan 5.1b1
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Here is my latest kernel dated 3/20/11 and the changes are as follows.

1. Updated bluetooth via nvidia (bluetooth sleep via Nvidia don't work since our bcm4329 have build-in BT, hope this improves bluetooth support coz I have no BT device to check it out)

2. Watchdog now enabled

3. Better handling of suspend and resume (more permanent sleep fix)

4. Updated serial drivers in kernel for better performance

5. Few optimizations in kernel

This would most likely be my last release since wife is starting to complain I spend to much in this and I would be returning this Gtab soon.

Please test and let me know how it goes. BTW, if you like the kernel..Please buy me a beer and make my wife happy :)

UPDATE:

Either my son just turned off the Gtab or I just experienced the sleep of death :( Will know in the morning after he wakes up.

Update: son turned it off after playing angry birds so sleepfix is still good :)
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Gingerbread

I will try to build a Gingerbread kernel soon and if everything goes well and time (and wife) is on my side...Will try to Port kernel to 2.6.36 to get it ready for HC.

Will release ver2 of for my Froyo with changes for improved sleep and Gingerver1 soon.
[G Tablet Android Development] twaitforitk:
There is a 10.2 flash with hulu fix in zoom fourms. Worked fine for me after I wait about 45 sec for it to get past can not load advertisement. Here is the link http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12046595&postcount=1
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
UPDATE:

Updated Froyo for more stable sleep fix with changes in PM in kernel

Kernel for Gingerbread with all changes applied (Tested with Vegan) currently in beta but works :)

Download link on first post. Please let me know how it goes.
[G Tablet Android Development] rickyt63:
Flash 10.2 from market works ok with hulu on my gtab.

Thanks for info.

Will do.

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] cscotty:
Just installed the Gingerbread edition. Didnt work for me. I was stuck at the Gtab Devs boot screen for 5+ minutes. Going to try and revert back to another Kernel.

Thanks,

Scott
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Nasty bug noted on ver2 and Gingerbread. Will pull down link. I think it's due to PM changes. Will look into it more closely after our hike with the kids today :)
[G Tablet Android Development] cscotty:
Cool thanks.

Scott
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
I installed ver2 before you posted there are issues...I've been having no issues whatsoever with that kernel version :-/ what exactly are the issues with Froyo_Ver2? Maybe I am not doing something the others are...who knows, lol...I'm using Calkulin's latest Froyo build...
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
When tablet goes to deep sleep and then turned on, extreme lag is experienced. Are you experiencing this too? Lmk. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
running this with calkulins gtab rom and got >2450 in quadrant. no sleep issues either. thanks for the great kernel.
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
i've brought it out of sleep several times, now...the only lag i get so far is when using the keyboard in Firefox. Aside from that the same as before 2450ish quadrant scores...thanks for the excellent work
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Hmmm...might be because I used gingerbread and went back to froyo. Ill try to format evrthing and try again with ver2.
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
eh, don't let one user's experience be the deciding factor on giving yourself more headaches, lol. maybe i just have a lucky setup, lol...either way thanks for the hard work and good luck.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
I think the more you put your tab to sleep the more lag you will experience :) Anyways, I got the bug and fixed it...Latest version 3 (better sleepfix) of kernel with beta 2 of Gingerbread link is up on first post.

Please uninstall captivate app or setcpu or any app that prevents deep sleep. I think my tweaks in the kernel with version 3 should fix any sleep issues.
[G Tablet Android Development] twaitforitk:
I like this kernal with calkulin's rom, got a quadrant score of 2331. Every thing seems smooth not getting the pinkish lines on screen on certain angles that showed on tnt
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
Trying now with VEGAn 5.1.1... just need to do a backup first.
[G Tablet Android Development] gotwillk:
omg the sleep fix actually works. awesome! been using it for a few days now and haven't seen that power menu on wakeup yet. also not getting any more issues with it just randomly powering off while sleeping. hope it stays like this.
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
Excellent! Thanks for the hard work :-)

EDIT: I noticed quite a bit of lag when I powered on my gTab this morning...after Ver3 installed nada, so looks good so far :-) I'll update after work if I notice anything. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] it2steve:
Was the lag possibly from the first boot after the in stall? I had the same thing but it was expected after clearing the Davlik Cache as instructed... Afterwords, it flies like normal!

The only issue I've noticed so far that while sleeping my scheduled TB didn't run during the night. When I woke it counted down to start the run (slept REAL hard I guess, REM 5 even)
[G Tablet Android Development] rocky3:
I've used this kernal with calkkulin's Rom I think this is a great combiunation. Hasn't turned off yet and very smooth
[G Tablet Android Development] jihwaan:
My youtube player is choppy is there anything i can do about that?
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
no, the lag was on ver2 this morning (first time i noticed) before i installed ver3...since ver3 it has been great. thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] enigma0456:
Testing 123

I'd like to see if updating my kernel will improve performance. I'm using Vegan 5 and I like it. Can you point me to some instructions on how to update the kernel? I'd like to know how to 1. backup my present kernel so I can put it back if I need to. 2. Install the new kernel and determine that it is active. Yes, I know it sounds very basic but if you've never done it before then you need to start somewhere. If you say backup the old kernel with Titanium backup that really doesn't tell me what to backup or how to put it back. I'm sure that there are others that are caught on the learning curve as well so if there is already a document and I just haven't found it would you point me there and if there isn't, could you whip one off when you get a chance. I love the possibilities that arise from all this experimentation - I only wish there were more documents to get up to speed with. Thanks for all your work.
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
What is the difference between the ClemsynFroyo32011.zip and the ClemsynFroyo32011ver3.zip? Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] justauser:
This is from a previous post:
[G Tablet Android Development] Mantara:
This kernel works amazing. Fps is increased and browser is smoother. Even on the xda forums page where scrolling is usually choppy. Thanks a ton.