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[G Tablet Android Development] SoNic67:
Yep, it runs fine by now... Froyo based.

As for the modules, I just added ALL of them to the kernel zip before updating. I know, I am greedy :D. WiFi is working of course.

AnTutu score: 4651. CPU Integer 1555, CPU Float 1482, 2D graphics 211, 3D graphics 200.

Position No 360...

One more thank you for pershoot!
[G Tablet Android Development] Vadimus_ca:
Does your microsd card mount? Mine does not, but I am not sure is it kernel's or rom's fault.

I am using CM 7.0.2 with vold.fstab patch

The only way to mount SD card is to reboot in recovery- card mounts under /sdcard there.
[G Tablet Android Development] SoNic67:
Yes. I have a 16GB (class 10) and it's there (sdcard2). But I run Froyo... I want that nVidia hardware acceleration.

LE: The USB stick is working too and I pushed the frequency to 1.4GHz with CPU master free...
[G Tablet Android Development] Vadimus_ca:
So suspect is more likely the ROM...

BTW 720p mp4 videos from my Sanyo HD camcorder are played perfectly by built-in player, while vplayer drops frames terribly.

So at least some hw acceleration work on cm7
[G Tablet Android Development] pc2828:
Would you kindly describe how you added the modules to the kernel zip? It would be nice to have the modules included without the extra steps. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
gtab/zpad/zpad(new bl) - 2.6.32.39 - gingerbread/froyo - http://droidbasement.com/db-blog ; RM updated.
[G Tablet Android Development] SoNic67:
The CIFS is not working anymore... I loaded the modules the same way like on previous kernel version.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
Get the lib pack and push fresh from it (cifs) to your system.
[G Tablet Android Development] SoNic67:
The way I did it is to add the modules to the kernel zip file before flashing.

It worked before. I will try to revert to previous to see if it's me or not.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Still learning about kernels. What's the advantages of pushing the libs? Performance gains?

Sent from my Vegan G Tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
I dunno what i did but i got it all working. Thx. You do rock regardless of me not knowing what im doing
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
cifs loaded fine.

# insmod /system/lib/moduels/cifs.ko

# lsmod | grep cifs

lsmod | grep cifs

cifs 235668 0 - Live 0xbf034000
[G Tablet Android Development] X3r0X:
What is the default vcore at 1ghz ?

Greetz
[G Tablet Android Development] SoNic67:
The cifs.ko is there. In terminal typing what you posted (except the typo about modules) gives no reply...

lsmod returns only dhd 201471 0
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
you did not copy it in to place properly.

redload, push with adb, and then insert it.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
1125

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[G Tablet Android Development] psycotix82:
Hello I went back a couple of pages to see if this was brought up.......but didn't see anything.....so hope me head wont get chopped off : ).......I just flashed the new kernel. 35.39?? And for somereason apps aren't showing up like facebookand others....... i did the market fix several times (stop Google services stop market.....go to titanium wipe Google FRAMEWORK) OPENED UP Mar,etc get an error........then I restart..........and still same problem......I did this several times and same outcome........when I was on the previous version of this kernel.....it worked everything was fine

Imrunning tnt 4.4.0.......... isthis a known issue?? Any suggestions?

When I flashed I wiped everything just incase that was the problem.......same results!....any ideas????
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
nothing to do with the kernel.

re-do the market fix until it works.
[G Tablet Android Development] psycotix82:
Ok thanks for the quick reply......I did the fix atleast 10 times.......but I guess I will just keep doing it till it works! (Hopefully)! Thanks!!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] Im_Gumby:
I'm using setcpu and the scaling setting is disabled. Reading the text on the website, it seems like I should be able to adjust these. Am I wrong?
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
Setcpu->auto
[G Tablet Android Development] Im_Gumby:
Did that. No joy. Also deleted the data/local/setcpu as instructed.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
You will not get the scaling option (it will be greyed out).

You will get min 216 max 1400 in the slider after picking auto.
[G Tablet Android Development] Im_Gumby:
That part was always good... just wondering about the scaling.

Thanks for the quick help.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Any reason not to use the CPU control that's built into vegan rom? I see a lot of talk about setcpu

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[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
you can use that or setcpu.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Thanks

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[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
I think this is because the governor options are disabled. The kernel uses on demand by default.

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[G Tablet Android Development] Im_Gumby:
SetCPU has been around longer than most roms have had built in ability, plus it has the ability to do profiles that built in versions don't.
[G Tablet Android Development] MrDavis:
Great work

Wow, Pershoot this flys...if you look closely at my post you will see I have been a member on XDA for some time. I don't mean to be such a lurker - but I would only get in the way of such GREAT work. This kernel is ROCK solid and makes my G fly!(that sounds gangster) Battery life is good and I actually use my tablet to work WITH :cool: instead of work ON :p and thanks to you it WORKS GREAT!
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
I was just saying to myself that it feels snappier as well :) solid kernel indeed, running great @ 1.2

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[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
No issues on VEGANTab ginger... cifs (the only addon I use) works without a hitch as well.
[G Tablet Android Development] ecejdt:
Just to be sure. Flashed the new kernel (GB one because I am running vegan 7).

Now have to go to CM adjustments and fix max (1400)and min (216) frequency. And that is all?

Br
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
If those are the frequencies you want then yes. I personally Max out @ 1200 to help battery life.

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[G Tablet Android Development] ecejdt:
Thanks

Final question do I have to tick the last adj that says something like "set up cpu adjustments at boot up "
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Yup. Keeps you from having to set it on every boot.

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[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
If you're stable at whatever OC settings you pick then yes. Basically once you're running reliably at some setting, you can tick the box. It's a failsafe in case you pick something your hardware chokes on so you can boot up :)
[G Tablet Android Development] Roxxas049:
Hmmm I'm downloading the correct version but for some reason I keep getting an error when I try to flash the latest kernel.

It just aborts the attempt and puts me back in CM main menu.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
pm sent :)
[G Tablet Android Development] nrage23:
Does the newest one now have hardware acceleration in Gingerbread?
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
This depends on your rom and not the specific kernel in mention.
[G Tablet Android Development] millertimefl:
Crap...I downloaded latest kernal and installed through ClockworkMod like I have the last 5 versions and now Android (Vegan 5.1) loads into a mess of force closes! I did not take a backup through CWM...if I did then restored would it put EVERYTHING back to how it was?

I learned my lesson...I'll have to start over. :(
[G Tablet Android Development] jmdearras:
Did you load the correct kernel? Wipe cache, and darvak cache?

Mine's solid, so far. Vegan5.1.1 :confused:
[G Tablet Android Development] millertimefl:
Yes correct kernal, but I never clear any cache for a kernal flash. This is the first with any issues. Probably just a bad load.
[G Tablet Android Development] jmdearras:
sometimes I get FCs if I do not clear cache.
[G Tablet Android Development] aasoror:
I thought we shouldn't clear it.
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Deep Sleep - return of Sleepy the Dwarf

Hmm... Maybe I spoke too soon. Not so much an issue, just a change in behavior. Only change is new kernel, and now the gtablet is going into deep sleep instead of staying awake, even with a wakelock app (Softlocker Free) enabled.

When it deep sleeps, lockscreen doesn't happen, push emails don't push, wifi disconnects, and other unthinkable things happen :)

I'm dialing the sleep to lockscreen timeout to 10 minutes and retesting.

A fun way to test is to find the ip address of your gtab, and then ping it from some other machine every 10 seconds (in linux, that is)

ping -i 10 ip.address.of.gtab

You'll see "destination unreachable" when it goes into deep sleep. Oddly enough, responding to a ping isn't enough to keep it alive!

Result: 10 minute lockscreen timeout seems to work, but I wonder why the 30 minute one isn't working anymore with lockscreen?

According to the Softlocker info blurb "This app enables a screen-only lock by holding a wake lock on the system, thus DISABLING deep sleep." Did the newest kernel change something which might have impacted this?
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Yeah it's going to deep sleep after/around 30 minutes no matter what now. Bummer. Can't be sure if its the latest kernel or not, need to flash back to the old one and retest. Was pretty sure it was staying awake (with screen off, and with Softlocker enabled) before this kernel, but now I'm less sure.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Not sure if it's a kernel issue but is there way to stop usb storage from unmounting when the screen turns off? Running Vegan Ginger.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
no, there is not. not unless you want battery drain while plugged in to usb.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Nope. I'll do without it: )

Sent from my Vegan G Tablet
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Looks like I may experiencing another issue. My setcpu app keeps forceclosing when selecting speeds. I tried fixing permissions but that didn't work. Any ideas?
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
are you using 'auto'?

uninstall it and reinstall it.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
ill look in to it for wifi, without the use of an app.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Yes I am. I'll try to uninstall and reinstall.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
That fixed it. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
bug fix comin up later.

won't really apply to most of you, since you all use an app to set clocks.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
i enabled an event (which i had turned off prior), for wifi SDIO. it does work for ~1 hr, but past that, it will lay dormant. its a pain when you have USB connected to PC, as it will trigger the device to wake (screen still off) when wifi has activity, and you'll hear the USB sound on your pc.

but no one has minded in the past when i had that enabled a while back, so ill just leave it be.

you should be able to use the lock app though, to keep it from diving under.

the other sleep policies available to me didn't work out too well (worst effect was the device not waking up).

ill keep on the backburner for trying to add this functionality in, if feasable.
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Sounds like that's the ticket. Is that change going to get rolled into your next release at some point?
[G Tablet Android Development] fldash:
Quick question, in CM7.0.2.1, I flashed this recent kernel and my available governors is empty and it says Currently selected: NULL.

Is this normal?
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
normal.

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[G Tablet Android Development] fldash:
Sorry, I've been reading the thread and I thought there were 2 governors to pick from... OnDemand and another... sorry...

Why does it not say 'OnDemand' instead of NULL? Bug in CM7?
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
not a CM7 issue.

ondemand is default.

it says this because the tegra driver takes some precadence, and things were left a bit unfinished from Nvidia for the .32 line, in my opinion.
[G Tablet Android Development] adampdx:
I tried to download, but I can't find the new kernel on your blog... I just see the new G2 kernel. And by the way a friend is lending me his G2 to trick out and I'm excited to see what glorious things your kernel does.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
yea. i ran in to post length issue. trying to sort it..
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
fixed. was missing a closing tag.
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Found it by going up one rev to /37 - flashed and running on it now, will let it sleep for a few hours andlet you know if the softlocker app can keep it from going deep sleep mode
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
Just flashed:

Quadrant is lower ( not by much) than previous iterations @ 2809

Antutu is 4464

Smartbench 3824

I also have soft locker and will report back.
[G Tablet Android Development] adampdx:
Works great, as per usual!
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Turned off a 2:40pm

Turned on at 3:55pm

Lock screen was up, and time on lockscreen at turn on had accurate time of 3:55pm and wifi is on. Looks like it's staying alive. Will let it sit off for a bit longer, but it went for 1:15 with the Softlocker app enabled, and lockscreen timeout at 30 minutes.

Thanks for the fix! Do you have a donate button somewhere? I owe you a beer (or other beverage)
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
Thx for the offer.

Nah, its cool.

Enjoy!
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
After three hours of being off WiFi is still connected and the time was current. Great job!
[G Tablet Android Development] eazzy73:
Thanks Pershoot, your kernels are greatly appreciated!

Don't ask how i got any numbers, I flashed as directed and that was it, I am rookie at this stuff

Smartbench 2011 4507/2834

ANTUTU 4866

QUADRANT 2496
[G Tablet Android Development] Blades:
Is that with gingerbread? 2834 is a very good game score... I suppose the tests were run in a small window (ie, not full screen) ?
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Just installed this over the latest nightly. Is there something I can do to get tthe sd card to mount? Thanks in advance.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
Nothing special.

It will mount. Ive tested it. Both emmc and sdcard mounts.

use usbdeview to purge usb attributed to your device if using windows.
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
You are awesome. Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] schettj:
Very much so :) Confirmed working for several hours of sleep, battery drain no worse than the supposed "deep sleep" - which makes me wonder about their power management!
[G Tablet Android Development] rajeevvp:
I've found what could be a kernel bug. This bug could also be present in the standard Viewsonic kernels, but, since I replaced the stock firmware for CM7 ages ago, I can't check for it.

In a Terminal emulator,

su
dd if=/dev/block/mtdblock0 of=/dev/null bs=64k

The tablet will lock-up within a few seconds and you'll have to power it down to recover.

You don't need a dd command; I've found that any program that does heavy I/O on the NAND flash (the SD cards don't exhibit this behaviour) can reliably lock-up the device. For example, the fdupes command, which searches for duplicate files on filesystems, can also make everything freeze. You'll have to cross-compile the source yourself, though.

./fdupes -qr /system

also freezes the gTablet in the space of a few seconds.

Initially, I thought it was because the BFQ I/O scheduler was being used--it is not an officially blessed (by the Linux kernel guys) I/O scheduler--but, the other I/O scheduler that is included in the pershoot kernel, NOOP, also exhibits the same behaviour.

I've noticed the bug in the latest kernel (043011) and also in the previous kernels going back over all of April when I installed CM7.
[G Tablet Android Development] californiarailroader:
Will this enable the Malata Dock on Vegan's Gingerbread ROM? I got the Malata Dock today, and when I plug in a USB Cable from the dock to the pc (with gTab on it of course) nothing happens, either on the pc or gTab end, I also tried plugging in a USB Flash Drive into the USB port on the dock, still no go. It's as if the dock doesn't even know the gTab (or any USB Device) is there. The charging portion of the dock is a go, thankfully. Thanks for your help on this!
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
im not sure if the dock will work with what is in the current rom base.

try the latest CM7 and post logs.
[G Tablet Android Development] californiarailroader:
Okay, thanks! I guess I'll see if CM7 does it for me.

Edit-After looking over the CM forums for CM7 on the Gtablet, it seems like it has some issues I don't want to deal with, ie.market not working, maybe I'll just stay here for now. I would like the USB to work with the dock though, surely somebody must have the drivers for it, don't they? It would seem silly to release a dock and then no drivers to make it work.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
market works just fine.

i have a dock here. ill play with it in the upcoming future and see what the deal is.
[G Tablet Android Development] californiarailroader:
Thanks, I guess they got it fixed. I do have another question, is CM7 based off of Froyo or Gingerbread? It seems the Froyo builds are more stable, at least for now.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
CM7 is gingerbread.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
latest kernel looks ok on 2.3.4.

u all should be good to go!
[G Tablet Android Development] californiarailroader:
Thanks again, I really appreciate the info.
[G Tablet Android Development] californiarailroader:
Wow, somebody already ported 2.3.4 to the gTablet? These guys are quick :D
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Nice sneak peak :) can't wait!

According to the changelog you're lastest kernel is already loaded. Great!
[G Tablet Android Development] revlis8989:
i hav a dock too，also can not connect to net (rj45)，hope can fix it:(
[G Tablet Android Development] mydave1:
Pleasant Surprise:

Upon connecting the tablet to a PC, the PC sees both internal (SDCARD) and external (SDCARD2).

Thanks Pershoot.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
u can even do a usbdisk. can do up to 2 mounts to the pc, at the same time.
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Market works fine on cm7. Some of the webpages are not rendering properly on cm7 using the default browser.

Would love to see if someone has ported browser from honeycomb. Other tab browser options blows or extremely slow.
[G Tablet Android Development] Fredplex:
pershoot,

are all 2.3.x instance on linux kernel 2.6.32.x ?

I noticed that Honeycomb is on Linux Kernel 2.6.36.x

What is stopping a kernel dev like you from jumping to say 2.6.36.x (or even newer) for harmony devices like gtab. Is it due to closed source nvidia drivers being release/integrated by NVIDIA into a particular kernel level? Or something else?

FredT
[G Tablet Android Development] fldash:
I'm having Wifi issues. Sometimes it refuses to connect... it says my AP is not in range. Normally if I put the G Tab to sleep and turn it back on it'll come back, sometimes it takes doing this 3 or 4 times. Sometimes I have to disable Wifi, put it to sleep (with power button), give it a few seconds, turn it back on, turn back on Wifi.

Is this a known issue or do I have something going wrong (or am I failing at finding the issue on the forums)?

I'm running CM 7.0.2 and the 4/30 kernel.

Also, off-topic question is there a way to get apps that show up in a small box on the screen to use the full screen?
[G Tablet Android Development] fldash:
Try Miren Browser if you haven;t.
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
My suggestion to your first question would be to reflash the kernel.

The answer to your second question is no. It will only scale if the app developer has included that in the program.
[G Tablet Android Development] jmdearras:
I see three drives, but only one has a disk in it, it shows the internal SD. My plugged in SD is not accessable. Vegan 5.1.1

Jim:confused:
[G Tablet Android Development] jmdearras:
And it froze when I unplugged the USB,
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
this is only for cm7 (gingerbread).
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
def. not a known issue.

what country are you in? are you within regulatory domains 11 and 13?
[G Tablet Android Development] californiarailroader:
Well, this kernel fixed my YouTube issues, where every few seconds videos would pause, now the videos play flawlessly! Thanks Pershoot! I have it OC'd to 1.4 Ghz, and it runs like a gem.
[G Tablet Android Development] pimpmaneaton:
Mine has been doing this as well for the last week. In fact for some reason if my tab goes so sleep while mounted and o remount. My Ubuntu will mount a 16,14,&2 gig file systems. Your kernel is this shyt. Thanks pershoot.
[G Tablet Android Development] fldash:
I'm in the US.
[G Tablet Android Development] Dueces99:
Second that! This was something I was definitely looking for, such a huge plus accessing both sdcards. No more moving to my external than to the internal, thanx pershoot!
[G Tablet Android Development] JohnnyInBriz:
Installed G-Harmony Gingerbread 2.3.3 on my Zpad with latest OC GB kernel but touch screen doesn't work. If I clear dalvick cache in CWM it works until I next reboot. Any ideas?

Edit: after backing up with CWM, restoring a Big Ideas rom and then restoring G-Harmony all is ok.
[G Tablet Android Development] wd5gnr:
I am having trouble with the recent kernel update and USB connection (gb kernel, VEGAn Ginger ROM). At first I thought it might be my old problem with having /mnt/sdcard/sdcard2 bind mounted but I unmounted and it still hangs (although in a different way).

With the mount in place trying to connect USB just spins -- same as with other kernel/ROMs. But with it unmounted, it appears to work but the PC (kubuntu 64-bit) never sees anything and the table hangs.

Not a big deal as I rarely use USB file transfer (I do, however, use adb a lot but it seems to be OK). If there is any data I can collect to shed light on it, just ask.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
speak with gojimi for that specific rom.

no issues on CM7 and usb from what i can see.
[G Tablet Android Development] pershoot:
see if your ubuntu host is caching something. the usb driver has changed (for 2.3.4), and as such yuo may need to reinit the devices on your host.
[G Tablet Android Development] jmdearras:
Is there a script or command line I can use to make the external SD "mount" in one of the three drives visible to the PC?

Thanks,

Jim
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
On cm7 I modified the vold.fstab
[G Tablet Android Development] Vadimus_ca:
Would you mind sharing it with us?
[G Tablet Android Development] lrs421:
Sure. Just paying it forward :)

Edit: Link removed, pershoot recommends leaving this file alone :)
[G Tablet Android Development] millertimefl:
Has anyone on Vegan 5.1 had bad battery life on latest 4/30 kernal? Wifi now seems to not turn off anymore, but I am getting 4-5% a hour drainage when sleeping. On 4/24 kernal I was getting 1-2% a hour. Last night I lost 35% in 8 hours while locked.
[G Tablet Android Development] TEK112:
Well... yeah. Think about what you just said. WiFi no longer turns off so it only makes sense that it is killing your battery faster.
[G Tablet Android Development] millertimefl:
I initially though the same thing, but I was reading that others were only getting 1% with wifi on because it doesn't drain that much power. Probably just some widget constantly updating or something. I'll do more testing...