yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
Yep, i think beta 5 was much snappier though the video fix is a good thing to do.
[G Tablet Android Development] althehokie:
I can confirm a fresh Pandora 1.5.3 install works on this ROM.
[G Tablet Android Development] nieuport:
Performance issue? What performance issue

........ no performance issues with this build. Works faster for me and lock screen "opens" more reliably from "sleep"
[G Tablet Android Development] musashii:
Market?

Not to sound like a broken record here, but do you guys have a working market?

Performance is great here, keep having problems in the market.
[G Tablet Android Development] RevB52:
fixed my issue! My thanks to the Devs for all their work!
[G Tablet Android Development] dezufnoC:
I'm having the same issue. Going back and rereading the posts here to see if there was a solution to it that I missed.

Once I hit purchase all I get is a FC!
[G Tablet Android Development] lordgodgeneral:
I've had this issue too on this rom and vegan Ginger. I can download any free or previously purchase app but cannot purchase any new. As soon as purchase is clicked market FC. I have heard of people being able to purchase on gingerbread roms but nothing I've tried has worked.
[G Tablet Android Development] kampf:
I had something interesting happen when I was using Market on Sunday evening: My Apps worked!

This is probably the first and only time I've ever had it work on Gingerbread. However, once I did 11-13 updates that were in the Market, clicking My Apps again got me the dreaded "No Downloads" message. Oh well.
[G Tablet Android Development] Linuxslate:
I'm still on the old BitTrix gingerbread, and I just had the same thing happen briefly.

I got the notification that updates were available (I had never seen that before on Gingerbread), and it took me to My Downloads.

Most apps would not update, but a few did (Gmail Updated and so did NOOK, which is now non-functional on this tablet).

I rebooted, and now I am back to "No Downloads".
[G Tablet Android Development] Avantar:
Installing Gingerbread on Malata Zpad T2 with full 1GB RAM access

Hello

having problems installing GB on my original Malata ZPAD T2 Firmware.

After long (very long and very intensive) days of trying I found out, that I have to put the original gtablet FW with the gtablet bootloader and gtablet partition-tables on my device, to let GB start up my tablet.

BTW this topic is solved, Malata Zpad is now able to run Gingerbread (bittrix) quite well.

I have found only two issues in this system

- the camara don't functioning, but for me it isn't that big problem, because the picture taken, are not that special.

- the system reports back that I only have 512Mb Ram of installed memory, this makes me worried a little bit more.

I tried to flash (*.bct file) from Malata FW with "nvflash" on top of the structure of gtablet but until now I only endup with bootloader not found.!!!

Has anybody any idea how to fix this issue of 512 MB / 1GB RAM physically installed on Malata Zpad??

Thanks in advance.
[G Tablet Android Development] Renegade8100:
thank you for the hard work, i look forward to beta 7 and a release =)
[G Tablet Android Development] foobaz123:
How did you do the repartioning and conversion to the gtab layout?

Sent from the awesome ZTab :D
[G Tablet Android Development] Avantar:
hi foobaz123

it wasn't that complicated. I found the link to gtablet "original" Firmware

Pre-req: http://db.tt/Wm25t7U

I downloaded the files for gtablet and, because I'm using Windows, the file for Windows nvflash.

Going to bootloader mode I flashed this FW to my Malata Zpad.

After doing this, I was able to install Bittrix Gingerbread / VEGAN (CW V 7.0) experimental GB without having any bootlooping. Flashing I did with CWM 0.8.

Please make a copy of your data's because if you have to reformat your device (like me!!!) you should have all your files saved.

Regarding the issue, having only 512Mb RAM availiable, even I have physically 1 GB RAM installed
[G Tablet Android Development] jvodan:
Does dmesg show only 512MB or just Andriod System information applications

as in

su

dmesg |busybox grep -i Memory

If so try another kernel say pershoots, or look at the boot loader options

I May give this a try.

But I suppose 3G isn't working being a GTab Rom
[G Tablet Android Development] :
wait so how do i get the usb mounting to work? just install that CM7 over this build
[G Tablet Android Development] blakestimac:
Awesome! Very fast, and love that Google Maps 5 has the tilt feature working. Some issues remain, but overall this ROM was a champ. Flashed back to Vegan, but I can't wait to come back to this ROM.
[G Tablet Android Development] cutterjohn:
I'm still curious about the USB GPS dongles... but ATM I'm more focused on getting stuff done with my Nook Color, or at least to a degree... well more like planning esp wrt bt GPS loggers...
[G Tablet Android Development] RichTJ99:
Is Vegan 5 working better than CM7? I dont think that Vegan 5 had the kernel update that CM7 has?
[G Tablet Android Development] sjmoreno:
I'm confused

Currently I'm running VEGAn beta 5.1. It rocks. I love it.

I was under the impression that Gojimi, Roebeet, and Rothnic were about to begin work on the next iteration of VEGAn using Gingerbread source. I was really looking forward to it.

Now I see this thread. Is VEGAn dead now?
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
I've descended through the 7 layers of system code hell (an experience akin to drowning in spaghetti) and discovered that I now need to write/compile my own gpslib.so to go along with the usbserial and pl2303 modules included in the kernel.

why the location system is such a ba$tard is lost to me. It's a simple interface to a module that provides ascii output at a set speed. In any other world I'd be able to ln usbport gpsport and be done with it.

It's a bit over the top to devolve an entire operating system to raw sourcecode just to do with USB what I can easily do with bluetooth, but now it's personal.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
No this is just an experimental build from one codebase. Think fine wine... The best comes from a carefully crafted blend. If I understand correctly the new Vegan will be drawn mostly from the CM7 build but will also include the best parts of several other codebases to craft the most robust blended platform. The biggest change (and biggest advantage) will be doing it all with stuff where the sourcecode is available! It's maddening to run up against a problem that needs fixing in a proprietary module.
[G Tablet Android Development] manfly9884:
Thanks. Will flash GJ's them

Thanks for the reply.will do the same then
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
Flashed gojimi's and wow... I'm really psyched about the future of this ROM. However, I can't seem to get gapps installed. I downloaded the zip from http://android.d3xt3r01.tk/cyanogen/gapps/gapps-gb-tegra-20110118-signed.zip and tried to flash with CWM. It says it installs successfully, but when I boot back up, there are no gapps and the google search widget is broken.

Any ideas?
[G Tablet Android Development] Tcsnyder:
having the same problem. i even checked the md5sum.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
I just ran market after the install - it kicked into the new gapps installation routine. Of course I'm also running the older 20110113 version (haven't bothered to try the newer build).
[G Tablet Android Development] jgeiger:
ok so i flashed golimis and after install ill reboot and it will not get past the ANDROID screen. anyone else having problems?
[G Tablet Android Development] Tcsnyder:
so no matter what i do i cannot install gapps. i have reflashed CM7, cleared cache and data, factory reset, mounted system before install.

i checked md5 on both the download and the mirror before i flashed them. and i still got nothin
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
I've uploaded the older one that I'm using here:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/1ux4w7d2wo7b452/gapps-gb-tegra-20110113-signed.zip

You could also try downloading the newer one from a different mirror. If you're uploading to the tablet via USB, make sure you "eject" the tablet before pulling the cable.
[G Tablet Android Development] Tcsnyder:
still nothing, i am downloading straight from my gtab, i transfered to linux box to check md5. it is a good download, i copy back to device and recheck md5, unmount from pc, unmount from gtab, reboot into recovery and it says it installs fine, but gapps is not there.

i have partitioned my sdcard as well.

might be back to Vegan for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
(scratching head) Boot into CM, clear cache, clear dalvik, fix permissions, flash CM7, flash gapps, then reboot... If that doesn't work...

boot into CM, wipe user space/factory reset, reflash CM7, flash gapps, reboot... If that doesn't work...

Try partitioning your sdcard (2048 and zero MB) then do the above again... If that doesn't work... Harsh language may be required.
[G Tablet Android Development] Tcsnyder:
Ok here goes nothin
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
Not sure what the deal is. Tried this... ended up with magic value mismatch. Doing nvflash now.
[G Tablet Android Development] Tcsnyder:
i did everything and got nothing still. i have no clue what is going on. i know clockwork is good, i have flashed tnt lite vegan and all the updates and cyanogen works fine other than market. if i had market o could use root explorer to push the rest to system/app, but i dont feel like doing it by hand. i even formatted system and everything in that list

bittrix, thanks for the help man, i have no other ideas, this is just kinda crazy.
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
Weird. Did you do a full power-down reboot? You're sure there's no market or contacts on one of the home screens? pressing either one of those would kick-start the gapps init process. Is your external sdcard clicked firmly in place? I'm about to bring out advice like "smash repeatedly into cabinetry"...
[G Tablet Android Development] Tcsnyder:
yea, sdcard is in good, contacts was always on my homescreen, but i cannot add an account to it, no market on homescreens, and yep, full power down reboots.

now the thing is my gtab is hanging at clear cache in clockwork, it sat for like 5 minutes and i finally force shutdown by holding power. i am gonna nvflash and go back to vegan for now
[G Tablet Android Development] Tcsnyder:
nvflash, flash clockwork flash Cyanogen, flash market apps, now everything works.

who knows what crazy reason it did not work before a nvflash
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
I'm still having trouble. Which gapps package did you use?
[G Tablet Android Development] babybacon:
This thing has been signing in to google for like 15 minutes...

for the second time.

anyone else have this problem?

(yes im connected to wifi)
[G Tablet Android Development] cky2000:
So far so good for me with gojimi's beta1 (post #18) http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10733279&postcount=18. I came from Vega 5.1. I booted into CW, cleared cache and data, mounted system, data and cache and installed beta1. Rebooted and then installed the latest gapps 20110118 from here for Tegra http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Latest_Version#GTabCM6.

I did first try the gapps 20110113 and that did not work for me and then seen the new one posted 20110118. What was weird in the Market @ My Apps I did see all my apps but when I clicked to install them it came back with the message saying something like app can't not be found. I had to search for all my apps and then they installed fine but after all my apps are installed My Appz list is empty now.

Besides that little bug this thing is very fast, been rock'in this for about 8 hours now and very happy :)

A Big THANK YOU to gojimi, Scepterr and crew :D
[G Tablet Android Development] cutterjohn:
BT gps units apparently work in a similar way, creating a virtual serial device over a bluetooth connection, or so I've gathered from my "research" so far...

I'll have to check in my local copy of a baseline complete kernel to see if the USB GPS module code is included... it should be... maybe it got cut out of the nVidia kernel for some reason...
[G Tablet Android Development] manfly9884:
Loving this ROM. Will not post about the known bugs however will let you guys know that oovoo is working for me. Managed to log in and see my contacts that where on line. :-)
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
Did anyone of you have done full backup and wipe before installing this rom?

Nevermind, I did not read the other post before. Sorry.
[G Tablet Android Development] tekrhino:
Will this version of GAPPS work with VEGAn 5.1beta?

Update: very cool new google apps installer **INCLUDING MARKET** choose the CM7 Tegra builds from

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Latest_Version/Google_Apps

Would anyone know if this version of GAPPS will work with the VEGAn 5.1beta?

:confused:
[G Tablet Android Development] mcgeeb:
Well I must say I'm really quite baffled. I've done nvflash, repartitioned SD card, wiped everything... but to no avail. For kicks I decided to try to install CM6.1b4 and no luck with that either. Somethin' ain't right.
[G Tablet Android Development] sjmoreno:
Ah, okay. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] cgoogs:
Installed the original RC0 yesterday, flashed gojimi's version (post #18) today and it's running very noticeably faster. Also angry birds and other apps that did not install on the original version work now. Cannot verify 3D google maps is working but you can rotate with multi-touch (couldn't in vegantab 5.1 to best of my knowledge). Using the newest version of the tegra gapps with the only issue I can find being the previous downloads in the market are not showing.
[G Tablet Android Development] acooper:
Working great.

So far I really like this build. I know it is early but it seems much faster and smoother than both TnT and VEGAn (of which I liked both). Like seeing that Android 2.3 under device settings:)

Realized Cyanogen does not have onscreen home keys (very frustrating at night on GTab). Anyone know a way to get them on screen or toolbar? Any app or widget to use until they are buillt into a new version?

Nice work guys. Thanks
[G Tablet Android Development] lcyn:
Button savior

I use an app from the market called button savior. I allows you to pull up on screen buttons, and you can change the settings to have the appear on screen for any amount of time. I have it set to appear for 3 seconds, which works well.
[G Tablet Android Development] pc2828:
Workaround for installed apps not showing in Market: install App Brain from market, it'll give you list of your installed apps and lets you know which apps have updates--then go to market to search and install updates.

Awesome apps: Smart Taskbar(better than longpress home for multtasking) and Button Savior are must haves for Gtab, Xscope too

Loving CM7!! Thanks again to developers!
[G Tablet Android Development] rob_z11:
I have just upgraded from Vegan 5.1, and it appears to be working ok. Used it for a while, and it is nice. I went back to my vegan5.1 using my backup copy.

Backup/Restore worked really nice using CWM.
[G Tablet Android Development] DaMan:
ok, tried it and did not find it any faster than vegan 5.1 that i'm running now. Still some bugs and tb did not detect any of my backups.

But seems very interessting with lot's of potential.

Went back to my good ol' vegan 5.
[G Tablet Android Development] tekrhino:
I'm having the same issue on VEGAn. 5.1. not seeing my TB backups even though I can see the backup files via root explorer.
[G Tablet Android Development] NMCBR600:
Copy the tb folder from the internal sd (emmc) to the external card (now called sdcard) and you should be able to restore the missing programs.
[G Tablet Android Development] Rayan:
It's great to see efforts like this for the good 'ol Gee..

I will try this ROM as soon as I arrive tonight!

But I wonder if this ROM has the dreaded reboot-problem-at-wake-up bug I've been experiencing with all other ROMs?

Yeah, that bug that annoys me every time I try to wake up my Tablet after a good while or at random times where the tablet just reboots when I press the power button kind of bug... ???

If it's not present, then I might just keep this ROM!

Cheers!

Rayan
[G Tablet Android Development] tekrhino:
Do you mean to say it's now called SDCard2?
[G Tablet Android Development] NMCBR600:
In this rom sdcard is now emmc. What was sdcard2 is now seen as sdcard. TB looks on sdcard for it's backup directory. This is why you have to copy the tb directory to the external card.
[G Tablet Android Development] tekrhino:
Gotcha, thank you.

I was still a little confused as the BU files are in the TB folder on the SDCard (internal?) and the TB folder on SDcard2 (external?) was empty so I moved all files over to SDCard2, FC, cleared data, restarted app an TB now shows all current backups.

Thanks again.

Now am I going to have to move the bu files over everytime I run it now? Coz that would bite.
[G Tablet Android Development] MajorMajor:
The sleep/wakeup switch also doubles as a hard power off if you hold it down too long. Too long seems to be anything much upwards of a second or two. I've accidentally switched mine off many times because of this. Try just tapping the button quickly and see if that helps.
[G Tablet Android Development] NMCBR600:
No. TB will backup to the external sdcard as it's code for /sdcard. You will not have to move them again.
[G Tablet Android Development] lordgodgeneral:
Is there any plans for mapping emmc and sdcard to mount to PC, or will the only way to get files onto internal storage be to manually copy them from extra SD card? Can't say I like how its on mapped, seems like we're pretty much just wasting the internal card space with this mapping.
[G Tablet Android Development] NiN39Z:
Anyone else having problems installing these cm roms? I cant get cm6 to boot up in the past now cm7 wont boot. Hopefully when gojimi gets his hands on this fully and implement vegan into it it might work for me. Till then, i am forced to use vegan tab rom.
[G Tablet Android Development] FacelessMan:
I know Scepterr is spending a lot of time working on USB for the next beta. Not sure how it will end up working.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
I have USB mounting working, but read the options here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=923105
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
I'm glad you're tackling this one. We've been chasing our tails for a while now without a suitable or definitive resolution. I like having /emmc and /sdcard because they more intelligently describe the fixed and removable memory, but exclusively mounting just one will always bring reduced utility of the other. Too bad we can't just mount /mnt and let the end user decide where to go.
[G Tablet Android Development] mb2k:
Finally able to set device name on the network. Nice!!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] shredness:
anyone got cifs working yet on these builds?
[G Tablet Android Development] NMCBR600:
With the latest build Google market does not see the apps I've downloaded. Have tried the market reset with no success.
[G Tablet Android Development] Tester30:
But when you try to install the app second time, check on the right.

It says "INSTALLED". Fair enough for me.......:D
[G Tablet Android Development] Tester30:
Did anyone run into the prob with different input method, besides Android keyboard?

I tried to switch over to Tap 'n Tap keyboard and got non-stop error popping up that keyboard stopped responding.

Is there anything can be done to use different keyboard?

Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] sincerity:
n/m............................
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
I am very intrested in this rom, but could enyone tell me why is it better than tnt lite or vegan 5.1b?
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
:) Nice work, I'll try to port my kernel to this Gingerbread and hopefully Cyanogen fixed issues with VPN with encryption. This includes CIFS, PPTP etc that has been included with my kernels

OK, here is my kernel for this Gingerbread build :) This includes the wifi fix. Anyone willing to try out PPTP with encryption, please let me know how it goes. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
wow, i think this is a very popular rom because the download at mediafire doent works. :)
[G Tablet Android Development] dharr18:
When it is out of build state, alpha and beta...

CM is a very stable ROM that runs off the AOSP framework. There are many mods added into the rom that add a high amount of customization, stability, usability and just general goodness. On my Incredible, it is a great option that is obviously sense free. For me, I do like the Sense additions compared to stock framework. For me, the only reason I do not run CM on my Inc is the email client.

Regardless of what rom I run, I always load up Zeam, LiveHome and ADW launchers. For the G Tablet, I like Zeam or ADW because of the number of rows and columns I can use on the desktop. Another nice launcher I have been installing regardless of the device is Circle Launcher and AppsFolder.

Back to topic, CM is built from the ground up. No trace of TNT, ZPad nor Vega additions. There are so many options in configurations that you really feel like the device is yours.

As with any Rom, what one person likes another person may not. The more options the better.

The biggest thing.... GINGERBREAD.
[G Tablet Android Development] y0chang:
I used the official cyanogen mod link found on post 18 plus added the market apps.

The rom is amazing work, I feel like I've stolen a tablet from the future. Google Maps 5.0 works like a dream, if you use two fingers far enough apart (limitation on the double touch of the gtab screen) you can scroll pan zoom and when u get close enough you get 3d buildings.

Some small issues, ADWlauncher's drawer seems a little slow once you add on google apps. I get a black screen crash using google earth (although not sure if it works with other versions either), and finally and most importantly, I get strange behavior in market screen after going back out of an app screen. If you go back and then start scrolling through the list of apps, it starts cycling the same apps over and over again, you have to quit out of market entirely and go back in. Still though everything seems smooth the install was effortless. Typing on the soft keyboard seems so much more accurate although I sorta miss the TnT keyboard. Do any other keyboards work and how much trouble is it to put it those in.
[G Tablet Android Development] webby_s:
But not HONEYCOMB. Sorry, if I didn't say it, I figured someone would come along and say it.

Now back on topic and and great work guys, all around!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] daml:
Oops! This link appears to be broken.

Suggestions:

Go to mediafire.*com

Search on Google:

mediafire seems to be being hammered. can we get a mirror please?
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
sorry 'bout that. I guess they figured 11GB of uploading was enough for one file for a day. Maybe beta03 won't be so interesting.
[G Tablet Android Development] lifeisfun:
That's just mean ...:p
[G Tablet Android Development] krevilian:
Does hdmi out work trough the dock on this version? that is really important to me. Can wait to try it. Thanks to the developeres for the great work
[G Tablet Android Development] Tester30:
Really like this build!!! Thanks guys for hard work!!

Is there any fix for the sound? Installed audiofix.apk, but it works for couple minutes and dies out. Is there any other solution for that?

Thanks a lot!!
[G Tablet Android Development] bittrix:
a proper fix for the sound is on my todo list. I just have to find the right "toggle" in the sourcecode. (learning, learning...)