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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
seeing that you installing this kernel means you're not already in ext4 right?

you need to boot via recovery mode by pressing the volume up+power on, not just the regular boot

then the ext4 converting process began
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] erick_manila:
im not on ext4 yet... and im trying to flash it on PDA section / i was able to go to recovery where the yellow android is digging then rerun the entire process where i put the file on pda the ext4 and not the rfs / tried it both but still stuck on the bootscreen.... thanks for helping me out / what i have done worng
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] erick_manila:
okay, i just rebooted it into recovery and unplug it out of my laptop and plug in to a power outlet / im now letteting the yellow android digging run / how long will it take till it rebooted back to its original state / i have an 8gig external card in / should i just let it sit? but theres no movement on the yellow android / what am i missing?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bpt888:
PM me and we can chat. I'll help you get it going. Your filling up the thread with info not related to bugs on the ROM. :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fastcx:
If u r using adw or LP,just backup ur user apps with data thru titanium backup,after flash to modaco rom just restore thru titaniumbackup,u dnt needs to ur homescreen again I hope

Sent from my MoDaCo-fied Galaxy Tab GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
hmm, i'm using launcher pro, i did the backup but it said that widget etc can't be backed up

anyway, i manage to autopair my bluetooth, just forcefully pairing 3-4 times and then it suddenly autoconnect

but if i turn off the device, it needs to be paired again
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] spirit32:
i just flashed over roto jme and its definitely smoother than before.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MrZeroo00:
I was wondering if an 1Gb SD Card would be enough to convert the RFS to EXT4 for on a wiped device.. no idea guys ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jamesbond007uk:
I would go for at least 2GB, preferable 4GB. 1Gb is not much......nowadays.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] TheGrammarFreak:
It depends on how many apps you have really. A backup could take up 2GB. But one should cover it most of the time. ;)

Sent from my Galaxy Tab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
or you can check your /data and /system size in root

mine is around 900mb++ and 300mb++ so 1gb wouldnt be enough i think

just for a rough calculation
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Adapt0r:
Very encouraging

The kernel (Paul-Obriens-iMac-#55) was flashed over Roto's KM2-v1 ROM. RFS file system was converted to EXT4 after that. Everything went well despite a few error messages.

My experience of running new kernel is very encouraging so far:

- no glitches noted

- very responsive

- Quadrant score is around 1750

- ROM manager works as supposed to with access to recovery and extended functionality.

Based on my current experience with EXT4 on Samsung Vibrant I am convinced that future development should utilize EXT4.

My Tab is US T-mobile.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] GOF007:
Everything seem to works fine except Accelerometer.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fastcx:
For the widget, i cant help :( but for bluetooth, i do not face this issue tho, which rom are you using?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
for now? Roto's JME v4

downloading Modaco Beta 4 but there seems an issue with wifi staying on (JMG's fault apparently)

with 5 Kbps it's gonna take me overnight for the download to finish lol

so maybe tomorrow i'll try the modaco rom
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
Yes roto JME 4 has the bluetooth problem.

I don't experience wifi not staying on with Modaco ROM
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ludojaco:
hello,i flash the kernel but when the process finished from recovery, i have reboot but the tab now is on the" galaxy tab screen" i can't enter in recovery now.can you help me please?thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
Long press power until off, then turn on again
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Adapt0r:
I just rechecked both bluetooth earpiece and accelerometer and both worked fine. This is with Roto KM2. Perhaps this Rom is free of above mentioned issues.

BTW, Wifi works well also reaching 20 MBits for download. It was maxed at 14Mbits before flashing this kernel and enabling EXT4. Now Wifi is on par with Macbook pro.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guildamx:
Same here.

Given than I read all the thread, I flashed with Odin the kernel, rebooted and converted the filesystem to EXT4.

Everything seemed ok but, after rebooting, the SGT is stuck on the logo.

I can get into the recovery and into the DL mode.

I see that someone had success flashing Roto's patch. But, how can I flash it if I cannot boot the device (isn't it an APK?).

Thank you in advance for any suggestion.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] erick_manila:
flashing using heimdall

hi, any procedure how i can flash this kernel using heimdall as i only have access to a mac / im now getting familliar how this kernel and rom and terminologies that im still trying to learn /

- i have heimdall installed and the qt in order for the heimdal to run well.

- i did open the heimdall then put the p1000-mck-r3-ext4-cwm.tar on kernel then press start and says to failed.

- am i missing some procedure?

thanks for all the effort and greatly appreciated your works...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
with heimdall you need to extract the tar and flash the image as far as i know of
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] erick_manila:
i see, so what im going to do is just extract the file then get the zimage and placed it in the zimage directory then hit start.... then wait...

i just ran the program again and got a BSOD and wount go to recovery nor the download mode.... darn...whats my option. thans
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fastcx:
you can try both modaco n overcome, i keep both in cwm to test both when new version is out anyway, overcome have issue with possibility of unable to reconnect to wifi after sleep, so basically jmg's wifi issue
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Justin^Tan:
already, so far so good

settings and camera are okay

bluetooth magically comes back to normal ^^

whats weird is, what i did was a wipe version of beta 4 which i thought gonna wipe all my sd card, turns out its all there, only the apps were gone, but i was factory resetting 1st anyway, so it will be gone eventually

or maybe i just misunderstood again and the one wiped is /data only hehe

checked the rom it is correct, modaco, but 1234 leaves blank on PDA and CSC
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guildamx:
I gave up.

Just flashed the latest fw by Roto with repartitioning and PIT. Lost my personal data but now the SGT is back and fully working...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fastcx:
This i don't think it should be a problem, tho u should clear dalvik-cache. post this small issue in modaco thread when it still persist
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fastcx:
You should've read the 1st post about WARNINGS..I believe your bootloader is protected, since you are in roto fw now, unlock your bootloader with the provided apk, then you flash this kernel for ext4 conversion. It comes with clockworkmod
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guildamx:
Thank you for your reply.

But please believe me when I say that I read all the warnings many times, before and after getting stuck on the samsung logo.

Anyway, before trying Paul's kernel, I flashed Roto's JME (v1) and JMG (v1). Nothing else. In both threads Rotohammer wrote:

"This firmware is for any NA, Euro or Asian GSM Tab.

They don't contain and won't install protected bootloaders.

".

Tonight I will test the BL with the patch...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fastcx:
Just bought your tab? Hope it's not preloaded with locked bootloader, or even updated thru kies b4 you flashed roto's fw.. Whichever it is, check whether your bootloader is locked thru the bootloader lock patch, if locked then patch it and enjoy your custom journey ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guildamx:
Tab bought on early December. After a few days I flashed fw JK5 using Kies.

Then JME and JMG...

Anyway, I will check for possible bootloader lock as per your kind suggest! ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] guildamx:
Checked with the apk patch.

Response: YOU ARE SAFE.

So it was not a bootloader issue.

Doubt remains. But I prefer keeping JMG in order to avoid further troubles.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mafiaboy01:
Hi, trying to apply this over roto's JMG, but keep getting md5 missmatch while it's backing up the phone, that cancelles the conversion.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fastcx:
try to redownload the kernel, mayb its corrupted
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jayavinash:
I have upgraded to this rom and now my external card is not showing and my internal card is empty and only showing 1.78gb free space in internal.can someone help me i have converted to ext 4.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
This is not a rom. This is only a kernel.

Did you follow the instructions in the OP exactly?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jayavinash:
yea i did follow the instruction,it was everything perfect and no error for the whole process.also in the recovery mode it can detect my external card.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
Then did you also flash Modaco ROM beta 5
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jayavinash:
yea im using the modaco beta 5 rom
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
Did you use rom manager?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jayavinash:
i install using recovery mode.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Basil 123:
EDIT - wrong thread - Duuh!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jayavinash:
i tried to use rom manager but it says can't mount sd card!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
yes, i advise against rom manager.

koush also said CWM recovery on Tab currently does not fully support Rom Manager, and it frankly speaking never worked for me.

I'd suggest to use Roto's roto-JME v4 ROM with pit file and reflash with Odin, using repartition (hence the need for the pit file). after that you will have a pretty clean system, and can start from the beginning with Modaco's Kernel and ROM.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jayavinash:
i have converted to ext 4 does the roto rom can be flashed like normal process.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
Yes but only if you do it with Odin, use pit file and check repartition
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] blitzkriegh:
i just converted my kernel and to ext4, is it normal that the screen flickers during start-up/boot at the samsung logo? i noticed this only for this kernel but if im using a non-ext4 kernel, there's no screen flickers. can someone advise if others also experiencing the same?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
yes. it's a common issue, but it seems not to have any detrimental effects other than the visual distortion at the very beginning of the boot process
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] natious:
when can we expect a 1.2 oc kernel :P
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] abuser0815:
oc kernels are still quite tricky and unstable. from not beeing able to read internal and external sd card, randomly hanging and need reboot or boot will not finish everything is there.

if you take a nice rom and you get rid of some stuff the tab runs good. 1,2 not needed at all, it just consumes more battery and if you are not running benchmark apps all the time you will not even feel such an improvement of performance.

converting to ext4 will give enough performance....
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Adapt0r:
In my understanding MoDaCo kernel has been made with intent to support CWM recovery.

In fact it works on my Tab without a glitch. I can choose zip file for upgrade from the ROM Manager and install it. Both internal and external SD cards are w/r from my Mac (haven't tried on Windows or Linux).

Now the Tab works so well that I don't see a good reason for upgrading until 2.3 comes out.

The ROM is Roto's KM2, file system EXT4.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] shmigao:
Yes. But when I install and use ROM Manager it says no cwm recovery installed

So it would have me reflash recovery

I am hesitating, as I got into trouble with that more than once
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bendjlee:
Hi, I am trying to flash this kernel on top of Roto v2 - i have downloaded and in the process of flashing the EXT version with CW via PDA (no repartition on a non ext4 file system)

Odin appears to have stalled (running for about 15minutes now) the following is the message log:

<ID:0/009> Added!!

<ID:0/009> Odin v.3 engine (ID:9)..

<ID:0/009> File analysis..

<ID:0/009> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/009> Initialzation..

<ID:0/009> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/009> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/009> zImage

(the progress bar is about 15% done at present and doesn't look like it is going to move)

Has the install completed? should i be pulling my device and trying to enter recovery now to covert the file system via CW?

Thanks in-advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bendjlee:
failed miserably... i pulled my device from the pc and attempting to go into recovery to confvert my file system. didn't work...

Went on to try flashing your RFS kernel - this time the kernel flashed fully however it entered a bootloop right after...

at a loss right now...

(Reflashed [ROM] Roto JMI Pre-Rooted Firmware v2 [Feb 4, 2011] to get back on my feet...)
[HTC Aria General] BrianDigital:
Hey guys Im trying to help a friend out, he has an Aria (stock) and trying to use a ODB2 bluetooth sensor.

Is it possible for this to happen with a stock setup or does the bluetooth stack that HTC uses not allow for a connction like this.

BTW I am searching this site just hoping someone here has any knowledge of this with this phone
[HTC Aria General] sp00nix:
Hmm. What issues ate you having? It works fine for me. What obd module are you using?
[Wildfire General] brilldoctor:
Just wondering does the uk wildfire support the 900MHz band which o2 is rolling out http://www.mobiletoday.co.uk/News/10662/O2_doubles_UK_network_spend.aspx (the reason i am asking is because that site said only the iPhone supported it, yet PDADB says the wildfire supports GSM 900)
[Wildfire General] Skye Menjou:
http://www.htc.com/www/product/wildfire/specification.html

10 second search.

You're welcome.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Penashe:
I would like to have the text in my widgets (at least Genie news/weather) cyan colored, also is there anyway to change clock color (on status bar) all themes and morphs I've tried leave it white.

Has anyone seen the Vibrant style sms/mms app (it displays each message in a bubble) working on CM 6+ ? I found it in a few posts but they were not for CM. I've searched, so no need for anyone to waste time telling me to do so.
[Continuum General] Spidy3:
My RAM is always at about 250/328MB

Is it possible to lower that amount used?

Would it help speed things up a little? Wondering if that would help with the problem that sometimes when I back out of a program or app or hit the 'home' button all that comes up is my background pic and it sometimes takes 20 seconds or so for my apps to appear on the screen.

My 'home screen' just has the Samsung widget Program monitor on it and I usually try and keep that at 0 so Im not running programs Im not using anymore.

Thanks
[Continuum General] ruoppster:
Get app killers and a program that does garbage collecting to force the release of memory
[Continuum General] imnuts:
I would avoid that as it will likely cause problems. Android will have a high memory usage when everything is running fine and normally. It leaves frequently used apps in memory so it takes less time to open them when you need them. It will also free up and allocate memory automatically as needed. If the system gets low on memory, it will free it up from somewhere else. Task killers will just create lag as they will close stuff that likely should be running, or needs to be running. Killing them just creates lag by forcing them to restart. Same goes with other applications, like the browser, email, gmail and messaging that people likely use frequently. Killing them will just make it take longer when you go to open them up again.
[Continuum General] ruoppster:
not totally true...if you know what you are doing then freeing memory by killing apps that you don't use everyday makes machine run smoother...installed about 400 apps which caused auto start ups to cause machine to run super slow with about 40-60 megs free.
[Continuum General] Weudel:
Just hold down your home button, there's a task manager built in... end all of the apps you aren't using.
[Continuum General] ruoppster:
True but I was thinking more about processes...rss doesn't work right now so I kill the two processes...stuff like that and gtalk and skype
[Continuum General] biznazz:
the best thing to do is root your phone then get an app like titanium backup and freeze the bloatware or the apps you dont use. i have done this and it has freed up something like 20-50 mb of ram
[Continuum General] ntien:
While that is true, if youre smart about the apps you kill,you'll extend your battery life and increase your ram. Dont kill things like task manager, voice command, and any widgets you're using. like imnuts was saying, if you kill those apps, youre decreasing your battery life and create lag because theyll reopen on their own and are essential for the phone to run. U want to kill things like phone, messaging, facebook, cachemate, and other things that dont automatically quit when u exit them and arent essential for the phone to run. once ur finished with them and dont need to use them again u can kill it. The task manager that comes with the phone only detects apps that are left open using the home button. Also, dont use live wallpapers and widgets u dont use. Use setcpu and a debloated rom, and that should help as well.
[Continuum General] ExNukeSquid:
You earned this one today Biz
[Continuum General] ntien:
hahahahahhahahaha
[Continuum General] nkjk:
Get rid of touch wiz, get gingebread launcher. Frees it up tons.
[Continuum General] nodixe:
......Ive been reading as many dev and general posts as I can just tryin to learn amap... jus got continuum less than month ago and rooted with soc got cwm 3 runnin bout to flash first rom so many thanks to all and to make long srory longer I would just like to say one thing...... hahahahah.........you guys are cracking me up at 4 in the am
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] elessarelfstar:
I kniw this may he a long shot, but is there any way to use the nook color reader app in froyo. I don't like the one from the market as much. The actual reading part is not as crisp as the nook color version. The difference bothers me so much that its keeping me from going to froyo.

Even if you don't know, a nudge in the right direction would be great too.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] gedster314:
That's the only thing making me think twice about installing froyo internally. I actually do like the store and reader.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] cflynt:
I agree, the stock reader app is much better. I run mainly the stock rom for that purpose. Can't wait till we hopefully get Froyo Stock for this thing!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] 71CH:
Sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but anybody know how we can get the stock app?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] feisty_noodle:
I am also looking for solutions to this.

Tried copying the apks (Reader.apk, Home.apk and Library.apk) in hopes to learn about the missing components, but am having no luck.

Trying to install over ADB shoots back an error message about a missing shared library.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] Midnitte:
I'd imagine it should be able to run in compatibility mode, perhaps something is merely missing to prevent that. What library does it say is missing?

sent from nookcolor
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] feisty_noodle:
My guess is that this is not a trivial problem. The normal operation of the stock reader seems to be integrated into the Home and Library apks (the Reader doesn't even have its own launcher). This is a bit out of my league.

Here is a snippet of the logcat:

D/PackageManager( 892): Scanning package com.bn.nook.reader.activities
E/PackageManager( 892): Package com.bn.nook.reader.activities requires unavailable shared library bncloudapi; failing!
W/PackageManager( 892): Package couldn't be installed in /data/app/com.bn.nook.reader.activities-1.apk

A little before that there was this ominous bit:

I/AppSecurityPermissions( 2777): Ignoring unknown permission:com.bn.cloud.EXECUTE_REQUEST
I/AppSecurityPermissions( 2777): Ignoring unknown permission:com.bn.devicemanager.permission.READ_SETTINGS
I/AppSecurityPermissions( 2777): Ignoring unknown permission:com.bn.devicemanager.permission.WRITE_SETTINGS
I/AppSecurityPermissions( 2777): Ignoring unknown permission:com.bn.cloud.RECEIVE_NOTIFICATION

For the record, I have tried simply pushing some (clearly BN-related, like bncloudapi.jar) framework components into /system/framework to yield no effect at all.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] cLin407:
I am looking for a solution as well. I just assumed it would be thrown in. What are people using to read their books on Froyo?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] n8nmad:
multi boot stock on nook and froyo on your sd.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] SCWells72:
I have this same question. I just tried pushing the following from the stock config onto a Froyo SD card:

/system/lib/libbndeviceinfo.so

/system/framework/bncloudapi.jar

/system/framework/com.bn.app.crypto.jar

/system/framework/com.bn.app.deviceinfo.jar

/system/framework/com.bn.authentication.jar

/system/framework/com.bn.cloud.jar

/system/framework/com.bn.gpb.jar

/system/framework/com.bn.provider.utils.jar

/system/etc/bn_terms.html

/system/etc/permissions/com.bn.app.crypto.xml

/system/etc/permissions/com.bn.app.deviceinfo.xml

/system/app/BnAuthenticationService.apk

/system/app/BnCloudRequestSvc.apk

/system/app/CloudService.apk

/system/app/CryptoServer.apk

/system/app/DownloadAdmin.apk

/system/app/DRPReader.apk

and then installing the following:

/system/app/Home.apk

/system/app/Library.apk

/system/app/Reader.apk

/system/app/Shop.apk

but I still hit the same error:

Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_MISSING_SHARED_LIBRARY]

Is there any way to figure out which shared library is missing? I'd really like to have the best of both worlds here without having to do something like dual-boot.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] play3r:
I'm guessing DRM may be an issue? Perhaps the missing shared library is protected somehow?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] gordy_2001:
RE

Id love the stock apps as well, anyone??
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] likearaptor:
Go look at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11764425 he is getting close
[General Questions and Answers] DJATL1:
i have an issue with alltel htc hero cdma,cm android 6.1.0 RC1 2.2 froyo.does anyone have a zip for this and a way to install the zip please for mms?they will say send but no1 gets them.
[General Questions and Answers] h0wlings0nnets:
you may not need a zip

try sending a picture to yourself....see if you get it

if you do send another to yourself and if you get that you should be fine

your opening the network and then recognizing the network...

if that doesnt work then try the zip
[General Questions and Answers] DJATL1:
i cant find a zip for dis,nothing works not even handcent
[General Questions and Answers] DJATL1:
any help?nothing works,i guess my mms will b lost
[Desire HD Accessories] Lunatictz:
Currently wondering which screen protector to go for, heard good comments on both and wanted to get some info from people who are using these or have used both

thanks
[Desire HD Accessories] leppie:
I saw a Martinfields on a HD2 that has been used almost 2 years, and it looked pretty new still. Tempted to get one.
[Desire HD Accessories] ToneyEricsson:
The HTC Desire HD Screen Protector SP P430 is an excellent fit - I went for the Twin Pack and glad I did after trying others that didn't fit properly.