yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
short answer: probably.

longer answer: I see references to it as a very fast external serial device, linked into the black-box parts of the display subsystem. After I've deciphered the 6 layers of the audio system I'll know better if the sound is muxed in with the video at the HDMI interface. Unfortunately I have no dock to play with yet. My evil plan is to have docks at home, work, and in my car, then use location date and time settings to switch automatically between appropriate home screens and data feeds.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
Beta03 is up

Changes in beta03:

camera orientation fixed (at least in preview)

framework resource text changes to call it a "tablet" instead of a "phone" ("your phone will turn off" was irritating me :D)

display dpi changed to match actual display. I used 120 - it's really ~117 hdpi x ~122 vdpi (previous setting was 160dpi)
[G Tablet Android Development] HorsexD:
are refresh rates changed or gonna be changed from 50 hrz to 60 or 70 or 75
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
beta 2 and this is my favorite rom so far. TNX guys!!!!!

The only things that bugs me are the lack of android market in the build and that it is emmc and sd instead of sd and sd2. When in usb mode, my sd oppens instead of my emmc. I will search for the topic on changing the sd issue.

BTW: what is the difference between "beta 1 harmony signed" and "beta 3 bitrix signed"?
[G Tablet Android Development] corvux360:
flash

Does anybody get flash working on b3?:D
[G Tablet Android Development] pc2828:
Is it possible to have a version with SD card mounting changed to option1 from thread?: SDCARD Mounting Paradigm - Cyanogenmod7

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=923105
[G Tablet Android Development] corvux360:
Thanks:D:D
[G Tablet Android Development] danielsjam:
Yes I have it working on b3. Tested on CNN and NYTimes. I used the flash app found in the themes and apps section.
[G Tablet Android Development] pc2828:
I just restored Market data from before CM7 via Titanium and now my Market is fully functional with apps showing up in My Apps and able to update as well.

Edit: Not quite fully functional, when I click app in My Apps I get "Not found The requested item could not be found", but a few apps like Yelp, SwiftKey Keyboard shows up...weird

Edit2: After few minutes logged back into Market and My Apps empty again, but restoring TB Market data works again, so its a workaround each time you need to check apps for updates
[G Tablet Android Development] partha:
I have the same problem with both CM7 roms.

adb logcat says "- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed: No such file or directory (2) -"
[G Tablet Android Development] nextlevel60:
oh yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

nice
[G Tablet Android Development] Bad@ssGtab:
Thanks to all the Dev for their hard work...

Moved from V5.1...

Updated to beta 3 with clemsyn kernel upgrade.

Issues so far.

Movies no longer playing? Tried 4 different apps. Worked on 5.1

Definately feels slower than V5.1?

The SCARD issue is a workaround for sure.

No mouse is an issue. keyboard works fine.

Root Explorer FC

Market working but slowwwww....

Quandrant score not working.

Love the status bar.

WAY too many references to "phone"...Signal strength, settings, etc.

Flash works better for some reason!

Screen scrolls appear smoother.

Google Maps is AWESOME! Worth the change
[G Tablet Android Development] pqrs:
pretty cool... i tried it for a few min. but with no buttons on the notification bar it kind of gimps the tablet in my opinion? i use the hell out of those buttons in the dark!

i wasnt able to reinstall any of my backed up apks either, only stuff from the market, that isnt there, can be installed?.. thats what made me go back to vegan right away.

just a warning for people like me who like those aspects of the gtab..
[G Tablet Android Development] gksmith:
Does this version have the dataloop?

Sent from my G-Tablet running Vega-Nb5.1
[G Tablet Android Development] acooper:
Will not play videos

A lot of great things about this CM7, I imagine a great platform when it's finished. I like the new screen resolution, looks sharp. Could see how some may struggle with it being much smaller though.

Some of the problems I am having with it (most have been reported by others):

1.) ** Will not play .m4v video files (worked on all previous rom's (TnT and VEGAn)

2.) Difficult to manage files with SDCARD mounting issues that everyone has mentioned

3.) We definitely need home, back, and settings buttons up on the top status bar, as G-Tab is impossible to use at night without them.

4.) Not a huge deal but could eliminate phone signal strength bars and 3G stuff that is designed for phones

5.) Volume (I installed the audiofix which works great, it needs to be included in future builds)

6.) Keyboard. Works fine but I much prefer the larger keyboard that was in the VEGAn builds

7.) Got quadrant to run initially but since then it will not complete test

Great job guys. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing!
[G Tablet Android Development] NMCBR600:
With B3 I got reboot loops. Repartitioned and reinstalled b2, recovered apps from tb and it was fine until the reboot. It looks like these are moving everything to the microsd card.
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
It is an awsome rom as some of you said.

But:

I have problems even with mp4, but it is not very urgent. XD

This is the most important thing i see. Apps throuwing stuff in the memory card and no usb to computer support will be why many people will get back to another distributions(i think)

Never used or knew about thins stuff. I think it would be helfull, but i am able to live without it.

Same; innecesary but cool.

Big drawback. Thanks i read this post by acooper and realized that there was a fix. TNX

I am not completely sure, but there are some configurations for the tnt western keyboard so i suppose that there is a way to change to that keyboard. (i did change the keyboard to tnt keyboard when i was in vegan beta 5.1)

No comments, no idea what this means

Thanks Acooper for this comments. This expressed the problems of this beta perfectly:)

And i must say, this is my favorite rom so far; even with this drawbacks.

Thanks to the complete team that is involved.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
No. The risks outweigh the benefits. Direct mapping is a scary thing when we have a red off button poised to corrupt any and all uncommitted data.
[G Tablet Android Development] Tester30:
Just installed B3. No prob at all.

Again..... Before updating wiped out data and cache as you would flushing from different ROM.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
Ok... beta4 and up will use /sdcard internally and /sdext for the removable card. Not my personal favorite but will defer to Rothnic's mob :D
[G Tablet Android Development] sharpfork:
Install Button Saviour. I personally prefer this app to the status bar solution because it is configurable.

I'm about to jump to the new build. Thanks a whole bunch devs!

:)
[G Tablet Android Development] NMCBR600:
Bootloop was caused by installing the latest gapp 110120. Now b3 is running.
[G Tablet Android Development] DA6030:
Which gapps installer?

Until there is a Google Apps installer specifically for CM7 on Tegra, which gapps do you recommend?

The way the table on the official CM GApps page is laid out implies that we should be using the CM7 (non-resolution-specific) GApps, however the announcement on the Nightlies discussion board (forum.cyanogenmod.com/forum-189/announcement-5-cm7-nightlies) states that the specific CM7 GApps installer currently linked as current (gapps-gb-20110120-signed.zip) does not support Tegra2.

Which is correct?

Would whomever has the authoritative answer mind correcting one of these two cited sources as necessary?

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] lordgodgeneral:
I've read the same. When beta 4 comes out I plan on trying the October gapps, (the one for tegra for cyanogen 6) since its the last known working version.
[G Tablet Android Development] kodakeos:
OK- im running Vegan 5.1 and know a bit about this stuff (rooted droid X and all that)

But what do i need to get gingerbread running on here? Im a bit lost.

I see the beta 3 link on the first page, but then i noticed i said i also need a kernel..? I thought that was the beta 3 link..
[G Tablet Android Development] Bad@ssGtab:
bittrix, Huge thanks for your work on getting this out. So far Im sticking with this build as it does appear to be fairly stable.

Getting movies working, mouse pointer, eliminating all the "phone" references, etc will make this build the go to ROM we currently have.

V 5.1 is outstanding, but the closer we get to Honeycomb the better.

Anyway you can provide an option or toggle on screen res? The current is just a bit small with the resolution of the screen.

This build is the closest to Honeycomb that's out there... Nice job...

Again, THANK YOU for all your time and efforts to support all of us.
[G Tablet Android Development] kodakeos:
Figured I had nothing to lose - So I backup'ed my vegan 5 rom.

Formatted system - this is a trick i learned on the X to get a new system without losing my apps and not causing to much instability.

installed file from zip

now running cyanogenmod 7.

I was getting tapntype errors, but I just went to root explorer and moved it from /apps/ to /system/ and now using the regular android k/b till i figure out what to do with that
[G Tablet Android Development] gksmith:
I found that clemsyn's kernel patch locks the gtab on boot with beta 3. I think it might not be needed as far as proxy goes. Also Dungeon Defender locks up at 99/100 on the download.

Quadrant when it runs doesn't show the 3d tests correctly - no textures. Scores are in 1955 or so range. Maybe the dataloop stuff and higher frame buffer work will help. I will try those when someone says there is a compatible set. I am also wondering if a performance pack is needed.

Sent from my G-Tablet running Vega-Nb5.1
[G Tablet Android Development] kodakeos:
im trying to install the Gapps and im in the "phone needs to communicate with google" but its stuck there...

Im connected to wifi but thats not an option in the "wireless" settings. did i install something i wasnt supposed to with Gapps?
[G Tablet Android Development] rcgabriel:
I think the performance issues are related to the fact that the drivers aren't really native Gingerbread drivers but rather Froyo drivers with some adapter code. The 2d and 3d graphics is a bit "beta" in quality as a result. :) I would imagine some native Gingerbread drivers from NVidia will resolve the remaining performance issues. Though that's just a guess.
[G Tablet Android Development] sharpfork:
I've tried. 5 different versions of the flash. .apk and searched the apps section too. Can you point to a specific DL location please?
[G Tablet Android Development] P0RT3R:
My previously used apks for flash didn't work, but installing the version from the market did.

Can anyone get Slingplayer to start?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Ill check out beta 3 later and build a kernel around it after I take the kids out in the snow. BTW, I really like this build :)
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
I loved this rom but i am going to try tnt harmony meanwhile sd mounting is changed because i didnt figured out how to change it.

I am eagerly waiting for next release.:)
[G Tablet Android Development] Linuxslate:
I was using ZPad 3.0 for several weeks.

Yesterday, it suddenly got stuck in a boot loop. Since I had to re-format, I figured I'd try CM 7 B3.

So I formatted 2048/0, and wiped everything (using clockwork, of course)

Installed CM 7, wiped again, just to be sure, and installed Gapps.

Everything basically works, but I still got the constant FC on TnT keyboard.

Then on either the first, or one of the first re-boots, I got stuck at the A N D R O I D.

Wiped, again installed CM 7, and Gapps, and it has been OK through several Power cycles, sleeps, etc., but I still have the TnT keyboard constant FC's.

StreamFurious (from the Market) now works -- First time for any ROM on this machine. First time WiFi location has worked too.

I changed the LCD density from 160 to 140, and now it looks perfect for my middle-aged eyes.

I installed the audio fix, but switching from int. speakers to BT audio or back again takes a reboot.

I really like this ROM. It's the best Android I've ever seen on any device, and with the exception of a few rough edges as noted above, it really feels very "un-beta-ish".

--- Darn -- Smoke wallpaper doesn't work. I take back what I said. This ROM is unusable. -- Just kidding.
[G Tablet Android Development] partha:
I have been stuck at the A N D R O I D screen now with CM7 beta (came from VeganTab 5.1). Have never been able to get past it. What specifically do you think got you past it?

Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] eluminx:
great work dude, i decided to try this after using VeGAN for all this time and i must say i am not dissapointed. One question i have is, is anyone having problems with Astro FM and the SMB plugin? It seems to FC on me everytime i try to add my network shares. Also i can't seem to install AB on beta3, it always comes back as unsuccessul.
[G Tablet Android Development] Bad@ssGtab:
How did you change the screen density?
[G Tablet Android Development] vo2ka:
Is there French version ? i want to known before i install this rom to testing ! ^^
[G Tablet Android Development] Linuxslate:
All I did was factory reset (wipe) and re-install (in clockwork).

Do you have Clockwork installed?

If you try to wipe, and you get the error about invalid parameters while trying to mount /data, you will need to format the internal SD (again, you do this from Clockwork -- Doing this destroys all data on the internal SD.) I say this thinking that this FW may just stop at A N D R O I D instead of boot looping when /data (or something) is corrupted.

If it helps, I have never used nv ram / flash... what ever it is called.
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
I was stuck as well when I tried clemsyn's kernel on top of this rom. Boot in cwm again, and reinstall after doing factory wipe.

I am actually waiting for beta4, so I don't have to deal with mmc. Went back to vegan5.1
[G Tablet Android Development] kodakeos:
Everything here is working well, except for Gmail - I keep getting FCs whenever it tries to load.

Anything i can do to fix this?? Is there a method to restore the google signin without factory resetting the dang thing

(assuming the FR clears out all your programs, ive had mixed results with this on various roms)
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
Beta04 is now live

Main things in Beta04:

Defined proper x-y screen metrics. Some text should appear visibly sharper now if rendered correctly. also relented a bit on the virtual scaling.

Removed cell & phone system files - should be considerably better battery life.

Internal partitions are mapped to /sdcard

Removable memory is now mapped as /sdext

Your PC should now see both internal partitions when you plug in your USB cable (still thinking about that one).

The pull-down menu (drag down the top statusbar) has soft buttons to toggle wifi, bluetooth, location, and sound.

todo:

figure out why market still doesn't show downloaded apps (it does know they're installed, though).

fix headset/speaker switching in sourcecode.

write custom gps.c to interface with USB GPS mouse. (my reason for starting with all this in the first place)

fix how the memory partitions are reported under settings | storage... eject and format should be for the external card only.

camera rotation behavior. (90degree rotation flips image 180 degrees - good party gag, but not what I'd expect from a webcam)

hide cell signal strength indicator.

add soft keys for home, back, search menu - maybe make them appear when the light sensor says it's dark.

hunt and kill the remaining references to "phone". They're scattered everywhere and grep ain't much help :D
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
Not sure why this wouldn't work for you. I just installed gmail from the market and it installed, runs and syncs perfectly. Maybe try un-synching and re-synching (settings | accounts & sync | click on your account).
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
Non. J'en suis désolé. There are stubs in the Cyanogen source for other languages, but I don't think they've been used.
[G Tablet Android Development] nieuport:
[*]Your PC should now see both internal partitions when you plug in your USB cable (still thinking about that one).

My PC sees /sdcard just fine (ie, no problems first time gTablet prompted to mount 1st partition as mass storage), but

gTablet will not mount a 2nd partition as mass storage ...... I have been waiting about 5 minutes while staring at little green android holding is USB key watching the circling arrow in the lower right corner of screen. Could that be because I have no /sdext partition (only have /sd-ext)?

I am totally loving this ROM .... thanks so much for your fantastic work !!!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] hailtothethief83:
Very nice work on beta4!! All my paid apps show up again in the market and runs a lot smoother for me
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
Is the market supposed to be preinstalled with b4?
[G Tablet Android Development] hailtothethief83:
You have to download and install the gapps through Clockwork to get the Google stuff
[G Tablet Android Development] hailtothethief83:
Well my paid apps showed up for about a minute but once I went back into the market they were gone...

Still no biggie since the rest of the ROM runs like butter!
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Any trick for making audio to work? I have installed audio.apk without any luck.

Nevermind.
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
downloading......

XD

I am so exited to get the new version because this rom rocks.

:)
[G Tablet Android Development] nccu_eagles:
any screenshots available? does this have the soft buttons in the status bar like the vegan builds?
[G Tablet Android Development] kodakeos:
Installed beta 4 gmail works now!
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
Well this is depressing. I feel like the only person who can't get gapps running.
[G Tablet Android Development] gogorman:
I know it's been asked NUMEROUS times before, but any screens or video of this ROM?

I'd love to see how it runs. It sounds AWESOME!
[G Tablet Android Development] lifeisfun:
Just back up your current ROM and install it.

You can go back any time you want :)
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Ivthink there is a link on page 1 or within first couple of pages to download gapps from the source where you get the gingerbread.

Reboot into recovery, and install gapps. It will install market. Still can't get the apps in the market, but still works after restoring most of my usable apparently from titanium backup. Still have to deal with sound issues.

I wonder if we can get fps fix to get 70 gps from previous post?
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
Tried that... many times. Nvflash, wipe data/cache/boot/system... no luck, ever. This ROM looks major cool, except I can't do anything with it because the market won't install.
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
i installed gapps but i cant touch the stupid android. When touch it it just shines(as if he was making fun of me) but he doesnt gets to the next screen.

Any fix?
[G Tablet Android Development] copc:
Tried to install...

data wipe

Cache wipe

install

reboot

It will reboot the cyanogen logo wil flash a few times, screen will go black and can not power back up unless I volume down and power.

Tried multiple times the exactly steps and no glory?

Any thoughts...
[G Tablet Android Development] tekrhino:
Advice: Flash GoJimi's version of CM7 beta or flash GoJimi's VEGAn 5.1, wipe data and cache before either flash. DO NOT Flash GAPPS on VEGAn.
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
You have to touch four corners starting from upper right to.clockwork on all four quadrant to get pass through the green monster.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
GAPPS = Trouble ATM

I deleted the link to gapps as they're messing stuff up for people. If you go into CM, wipe/factory, and reflash CM beta04 you should be fine. Once you boot up (first boot takes a while) it should step you through the setup for the tablet including picking what google apps you want. These will then get installed via the market.

This appears to be a gapps package problem, but it could also be the espresso machine sourcecode i spilled into the keyboard while compiling.
[G Tablet Android Development] partha:
Yes I have Clockwork installed (.8, if it matters).

I do a wipe, format every partition, repartition the sdcard, etc. Nothing seems to get it out of this state. I can return to VeganTab 5.1 anytime.

Beta4 just changes the message from "A N D R O I D" to "BitTrix proudly presents...", but the same result. :-(
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
Not sure how you mean. On first boot I just go to homescreen, no setup configuration that I see.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
I should ask... For those having boot problems: Do you have a memory card inserted in the SD slot? The biggest change to beta04 was shuffling the mount points.
[G Tablet Android Development] copc:
I had removed my card and was not able to boot up.

wiped and Vegan 5.1 installed right away.
[G Tablet Android Development] manfly9884:
Downloading Beta 4 now....wish me luck......
[G Tablet Android Development] abstrusius:
I didn't see any gapps setup routine either. Tried to install the separate gapps pkg, but didn't pass after the second screen, where you have to click the Droid to begin the account registration process. Back to stock for now.
[G Tablet Android Development] maxdamage2122:
same here. i cant get past the glowing android after installing gapps
[G Tablet Android Development] pc2828:
Flashed over Rothnic's cm7 and running great, very smooth and fast, loving the resolution, much Thanks bittrix!
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
"Ill try that." NM, I tried and it failed or i did it wrong. any other idea??

Can anyone else post the sound fix??

This is the less lagy build i have been to. if i am able to get through the green monster and get sound to fix, ill be happy. XD
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andymyrick:
I was wondering what were "optimum" SetCPU settings while running cyanogenmod 7?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martonikaj:
Optimum for what? battery life? performance?

Of course, you could just keep it overclocked, as high as 1.8ghz I think depending on your kernel. But your battery life won't be that great.

You can also keep it at the stock 800mhz.

Most people I bet keep it around 1ghz, and have SetCPU profiles set up to lower CPU speed as battery levels get lower and lower.

I personally (not on CM7) set mine up to lower CPU a tad at 40%, even lower at 20%, and drastically lower at 10%.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andymyrick:
I guess optimum for performance while saving battery life. I'm new to the whole overclocking and I'm not sure what profiles to set up
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martonikaj:
Well the thing is its really all personal preference when it comes down to it. Just tweak with your settings and check out your results.

I mean optimal performance with maximizing battery life would follow a few basic profiles:

Screen off: 245min/245max

When <10%: 245min/~500max (my personal preference)

And if you're trying to keep your battery pretty decent, I would recommend keeping your clock speed at 1ghz or lower maximum. Anything higher you're gonna start seeing negative battery life.

There are many other things to do to lengthen battery life that aren't SetCPU related, such as managing your radios and networks.