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[Xoom Android Development] oasis9389:
This is the same issue I am having, same exact issue.

To the poster above, its not an SDCARD, I have mentioned that 3 times now, its mounting USB storage, the internal storage while in recorvery.
[Xoom Android Development] oasis9389:
could this be a driver issue?
[Xoom Android Development] emplox:
shows up perfectly fine when not in CWM...seems like the driver would be fine if that was the case.
[Xoom Android Development] oasis9389:
haha we have the same exact issue, at least i am not alone now.. i just told my friend the same line, that its not a driver b/c it shows up when now in CWM
[Xoom Android Development] jawonder:
Can this work if i'm on stock kernel , i can boot into recovery but i don't think with the stock Kernel it's using the external as storage i think it's using SDCard2 . I'd love to know that i have SD support before doing the steps in the link you gave .
[Xoom Android Development] wsuo2006:
any idea when the kernel with Honeycomb 3.1 will be released?
[Xoom Android Development] emplox:
what's the significance of putting the .zip files for the kernel on the internal storage via CWM? I tried just throwing the files on the root directory in Windows, and booting back into CWM and then installing zip from sdcard. I see the files, but the install fails. Any suggestions?
[Xoom Android Development] emplox:
FYI, i just updated to the latest CWM from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1038870. This fixed the issue I was having when mounting from CWM. But after i mount and put the files on i still get an error when trying to install the zip.

E:Error in /sdcard/tiamat_xoom-v1.4.0.zip

(status 0)

installation aborted.
[Xoom Android Development] oasis9389:
awesome.. i am at work, but will try this when i get home.
[Xoom Android Development] emplox:
it will be awesome if someone can tell my why i can't flash the zip :p I'm assuming this can't be flashed directly from kernel manager...right?
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
AFAIK if you have CWR installed and it working, you can follow that guide. No need for a custom kernel...
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
I don't know about kernel manager, but I also got the message you're getting. A reboot and retry worked for me. Strange message, but in between the reboot I can't remember changing anything. It just worked. Maybe you can try it again.
[Xoom Android Development] jawonder:
Thanks again man ! , the reason i'm concern about custom Kernel is the fact that i'm not seeing anything on my external and that's where the OP says the zips should be and the Custom Kernel allow the use of the External .
[Xoom Android Development] jawonder:
Does any have the instructions and download link for Tiamat 1.3.1 or 1.3.2 i think this was when the SD Card support started . I just want to start from scratch because i can't see or install some of the files i have on SDCard2 and i'm not seeing external which i had before i was on this stock kernel . Kernel manager download do it's thing reboots but the kernel is not installed . Never Mind updating to 3.1 was easy using DRD method Thanks OP and mbroeders .
[Xoom Android Development] emplox:
Yea, so i was under the impression that i needed the Tiamat kernel in order to upgrade to 3.1 based on this comment: "You must have Clockwork Recovery and a MicroSD card.". Little did i know that the new CWM actually reads the SD Card from within CWM, which is all you need. I realized that you definitely don't need Tiamat, and in fact Tiamat isn't even compatible with 3.1 as far as i know. So i'm now on 3.1, simply by flashing all the zip files via CWM like the OP says on the upgrade thread. I still have no idea why i was having the issues i described on the previous page, but either way I'm not using Tiamat until he upgrades it for 3.1.
[Xoom Android Development] le_pere_noel:
hello,

any chance to have this great kernel for 3.1 version :D ? Really need cifs / sd card and other great stuff :)
[Xoom Android Development] Instien:
Can someone point me in the right direction for the script commands entered into Scripter to enable the usb mass storage? Seems I forgot to save that before upgrading to 3.1. Thanks in advance.
[Xoom Android Development] b0ricua:
Patience is a virtue. I'm sure BRD is already on top of this. Give em a break! :-)

Sent from my HTC Evo 4G
[Xoom Android Development] mulletcutter:
i dont think it will work with stock kernel...but i could be wrong. I might have

It somewhere
[Xoom Android Development] b0ricua:
Will do you no good in 3.1...
[Xoom Android Development] Throttle64:
so I tried to follow the directions to flash the zip to enable sd card but I cant get it to mount when I go in CWM and mass storage and mount mass storage. Do I need to adb the files? Im really familiar with adb but im just unsure about which route I need to go. I want to enable SD card and flash the 3.1 Zip in the OP. A little guidance? Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
You only need Clockwork Recovery Mod to be able to mount in Recovery mode, it doesn't matter what kernel you're running, it's baked into CWM.
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
OK, what version of recovery are you using?

Please try http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1074979 as this is the latest version of recovery that we are supporting.

Also with cwm our sdcard is the external sdcard, not the internal storage. So when you mount usb storage in recovery it will give you the external sdcard.

If you're being prompted to format a 3mb partition DON'T. This is likely not you're external sdcard and intact a partition on the internal xoom drive and could potentially brick you're device.
[Xoom Android Development] Riffer:
Hello!

I just rooted my MZ601 (European 3G along this manual) and after that installed the actual recovery and then the 1.4.1 Tiamat kernel - all worked fine and with no problems so far.

But the external sdcard does not show up (not in /sdcard as sdcard2 or any other name nor in /mnt/ ) - in recovery mode the same card works, but not with android up and running.

Used root explorer to look for it.

Any hints for me?
[Xoom Android Development] Sodikop:
Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if you go back through the last dozen pages or so, several have stated you have to go from 1.4.0 to 1.4.1 in order to keep the sdcard active (in android, not cwm).
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
I know it probably sounds crazy, but many peole with a similar problem formatted their sd card using SD Card Formatter. It's a marvelous little tool and solves problems that even a Windows format doesn't fix.

I went straight from 1.3.2 to 1.4.1 and my sd card still showed up @ sdcard/sdcard2
[Xoom Android Development] Riffer:
Thanks to both of you. Will give 1.4.0 a try. After that maybe a format may the last try but the same card works really perfect in my Samsung Galaxy S.

//edit: installing 1.4.0 at first and then 1.4.1 has helped
[Xoom Android Development] niwa2:
i am using the european 3g version as well and went directly to 1.4.0 and then to 1.4.1 and my external sdcard shows up under sdcard/external.
[Xoom Android Development] cam30era:
Formatting the SD card in your Android phone has solved this problem for many users.
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Never mind, got my answer :-)
[Xoom Android Development] supr2nr:
i know I shouldn't ask this but how is production of a new kernel coming along that supports 3.1?
[Xoom Android Development] kev0153:
he's working on it
[Xoom Android Development] JeffR714:
People should let the guy breath! He knows what needs to be done I'm sure he has other things going on in his life. I'm grateful for what he's done this Guy is a great developer to say the least.
[Xoom Android Development] dirtymindedx:
they came out with the clockwork 3.1 update let him do his thing pretty sure he will be out within a week or 2 with the updated kernel. Enjoy the new features with 3.1
[Xoom Android Development] supr2nr:
whoa guys calm down. I wasn't requesting a date nor insisting that it be done by any certain time. I was just asking a general question as how it was going. Sorry it upset you all.
[Xoom Android Development] 760hacker:
Can't we all just get along?.........
[Xoom Android Development] supr2nr:
Thats what I want.
[Xoom Android Development] andr0id23:
Asking anything that can possibly be construed as asking for an eta is a major faux pas to all the forun dwellers, and many of them expect you to know the exact unwritten etiquette guide no matter what. When you asked said question, they like to jump on your back(like in this case) to show how much they love the dev and how much better they are at following the rules. Instead of ignoring the question or giving a polite answer, they would rather show off by online chest puffing. Anyway, I don't know how long it takes to make a kernel, but BigRushDog seems to be on top of things. I don't expect to be waiting long! I can't wait either!

P.S. Asking for eta's became a punishable offense by cyanogen, who absoletely hates when people ask. This is fine and he's made his stance known. However, now people just assume you should be stoned to death if you ask any dev, even if they are more than happy to field the question. Just some Android history.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
And that's part of the problem this antiquated feeling that no one can ask a question, c'mon now they need to grow up and realize that the question is going to be asked and should feel flattered that this many people are waiting on them. I am sure in time it will be released.
[Xoom Android Development] Berzerker7:
No. You don't understand how irritating it is for people to ask for ETAs. As a developer myself for the OG Droid and the Incredible, it's was a daunting task filtering through all of the ETA posts and constant nagging from people for us to release updates or if something broke. It's *extremely* annoying.

That being said, everyone can be assured that this is brd's #1 priority and he will get the update out as soon as he can, until then, let him work and it will be ready when it's ready.
[Xoom Android Development] Didact74:
I am rooted and unlocked with a WIFI only currently running tiamat 1.4.1. I can not get GPS to lock at all. I was told by another forum member that they could not get thier GPS working correctly either on 1.4.1. Can someone please confirm or deny that GPS functions with 1.4.1? I can hold my EVO beside my xoom and it locks GPS right away so I know I am within SAT view. Yes, all GPS radio buttons are checked in settings. Thanks for the help.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
I can confirm that my GPS has worked on all the tiamat kernels
[Xoom Android Development] ankorez:
i have a CWM 3.0.2.8 but can't mount storage sdcard...

E:can't mount /sdcard

E:Unable to write to ums lunfile (No such file or directory)

i have try it with 2 sdcard..

i'm in tiamat 1.3.0.... i must upgrade..

thks for your help
[Xoom Android Development] Didact74:
hmmmm, well it must be something else i guess. Thanks for the help.
[Xoom Android Development] kev0153:
just hang out on the irc channel, that's the best way to get news.
[Xoom Android Development] siscim23:
Format your SD card
[Xoom Android Development] jackxlj:
i had to go back to cwm 3.0.2.5 to flash 3.1,3.0.2.8 wouldnt see my sd card
[Xoom Android Development] MAD Industries:
Sounds like a missing module/incomplete flash. Find me (or bigrushdog, cayniarb, solarnz, onicrom) in the freenode #xoom channel. Also, I replied to your post in the Q&A section as well with similar information.

By "wouldn't see" you mean? Exactly what errors are you getting? 3.0.2.8 is a very important release as it preserves user data. If you use 3.0.2.5 you will essentially be factory resetting and lose all data.
[Xoom Android Development] HeckNoTechnO:
I get stuck at boot screen when trying to flash this kernel wifi 3.1 model, ant thoughts?
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
Yes, it doesn't work on 3.1. you need to wait for the new release.
[Xoom Android Development] HeckNoTechnO:
thanks for the reply
[Xoom Android Development] supr2nr:
Right…but I didn't ask for an eta just generally how it was going. As in what issues has he run into that we might be able to help with. My phrasing may have been wrong in my initial post but I have been in this game for a long time and I have enough respect not to openly ask for a status report from a developer doing things for free.

Again my apologies.
[Xoom Android Development] Legend28469:
Whats this... -->

NEW 3.1 KERNEL.. I'd make a page for it, but I don't wanna steal someone elses credit and I'm too lazy to start a proper thread.

-->

link to info

http://forum.androidcentral.com/xoo...92-kernel-oc-kernel-xoom-honeycomb-3-1-a.html
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Thank you for this just installed works perfectly! So glad my mflops are back up to 63 or higher. Also I am running quadrant,,,,never really used as a good determiner of speed but it is giving me scores between 41 and 4200!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Xoom Android Development] ernie one:
Oh boy! Can't wait to flash this!
[Xoom Android Development] p2flol:
Yup, flashed it.. works great. 3900-4300 within first 2 quad tests i ran.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Just so everyone is aware,,,and i do not know if this is because of the kernel,,,,I noticed that my 3g service was not working on this link http://forum.androidcentral.com/xoom...omb-3-1-a.html Flashing again to make sure
[Xoom Android Development] jase33:
Just want to point out that the link to the new kernel is NOT bigrushdog's kernel. Flash with good judgment. Also, I think it was bad manners posting that link here....should have started your own thread.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Agreed, here it is so it does not get confused with BRD's fine work!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1079972

Please post whatever you need there.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
It's all good. No worries. Not like I did enough this week or anything lol. I am going to release Tiamat 1.4.2 today. Quite frankly, it's wicked. BTW, don't be fooled by ext4 filesys hacks to trick a high quadrant score. You guys remember my "hyperspeed" kernel? It was the same thing. I can get a 9000 quadrant score doing that. Put it has no real impact on device performance. Anyways, we got a killer kernel on the way.
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Thanks for your hard work BRD. We appreciate it.

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[Xoom Android Development] TWiG420:
:D:D:D stoked to get CIFS back soon! Keep up the great work in all ya do!!:p
[Xoom Android Development] dowenprs:
Awesome BRD can't wait to flash the new kernal! Thanks for all that you've done this week, really appreciate it!!

Peace

Dan
[Xoom Android Development] slatejones:
+1 to that brother. Thanks sooo much BRD!
[Xoom Android Development] GiRARDsays:
Waiting patiently for Tiamat 1.4.2
[Xoom Android Development] JeffR714:
Can't wait as well I downloaded the other devs kernel but I think I'm gonna wait BRD has taken me the whole way. I guess I feel loyal plus I never had a thing go wrong with anything or any instructions he posted so I'm gonna wait patiently
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
I hope the charging light addon works with the new kernel. This is going to be awesome :)

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[Xoom Android Development] jkurl:
I agree I have only used BRD kernel from day one.
[Xoom Android Development] Syndicate7:
+1 broth a!
[Xoom Android Development] flombs:
BRD has been the best thing since I got my Xoom imported to oz from the states!

Cheers for your hard work, matey.
[Xoom Android Development] wsuo2006:
didi he say today? :D
[Xoom Android Development] Legend28469:
Didnt mean to be mean or nothing no offense against BRD I was too tired (and lazy atm)

to start a thread didn't even know if this one was on xda already so I figured someone else would do it (and someone else did).. anyways just saying full respects to BRD.
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
BRD, does the charging lights add on work with this new kernel. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
Downloading new kernel now, thanks for your hard work BRD!! Appreciate it very much!
[Xoom Android Development] mutiny:
Awesome work, BRD! Guys, donate to this man!!!

I've already donated and I will donate again. He does more for our Xoom than Google and Motorola combined. Enough SAID!
[Xoom Android Development] cam30era:
I assume we need a USB host cable to be able to use the USB phone tethering, with the new 1.4.2 kernel?
[Xoom Android Development] dimitri407:
Is there a way to flash this new kernel if we don't have SD Support on 3.1? Came from complete stock and rooted.
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
As long as you have Clockwork recovery installed, you're fine. You can access the external SD card from recovery, you don't need a custom kernel...
[Xoom Android Development] Jewremy:
Yes. Amazon or http://bit.ly/lTReiy
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Anyone getting a force close on setcpu? Any ideas?
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
Nope, working fine here...

-edit- no idea though, sorry
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Tried fixing permissions, nothing worked. No frills CPU worked fine. Weird.
[Xoom Android Development] neaux:
hello

is that ad-hoc wifi is enabled on the 1.4.2 kernel?
[Xoom Android Development] dscribe:
Setcpu is working great here. I no fc's so far. Which one did you install, the fast or the fastest one? You did install one of the two boot images first, right?
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
Is that necessary? Because I didn't and everything is working fine here. What are the boot images for?
[Xoom Android Development] MileHighClubAV8R:
Wow! 1.4.2 is great! Thanks for all your hard work.
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Uggh. What boot images? I installed 2.1.3 setcpu.
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Nevermind. I see them.
[Xoom Android Development] mancowmilitia:
This really needs to be explained. We've never needed a separate boot image in addition to the kernel before. So - is it absolutely necessary or optional?

Based on step 6 (If you are flashing a boot image pack, flash it first. Then flash the kernel zip.) I would assume optional, but don't want to hose anything.
[Xoom Android Development] ghoticov:
For some reason, when I try to run Droid Overclock, it doesn't launch. It asked for me to install Busy Box, I click on it to install it and looks like it installs but then says the install failed. Any thoughts? I'm on the 3G model.
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
I think it is because the boot image enables SD functionality. With 1.4.1 this was enabled with the kernel -i believe-, however, now the boot images provide this functionality. If you upgraded to 3.1 with BRD's method, you already have this functionality (like I did, so I didn't need to install the boot image first). However, if for instance, you received the OTA update and rooted after installing this, you don't have this functionality...
[Xoom Android Development] Didact74:
The boot image post (post #2 or #3) has downloads for charging light changes. Is that the boot image? I rooted with BRD's method and already have SD card access so I assume i dont need this boot image anyway?
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
I rooted after doing the 3.1 upgrade and always had access to sdcard/external
[Xoom Android Development] flombs:
right. so, if you already updated to 3.1 with BRD's update method whilst on 1.4.1 tiamat prior to this kernel update, you dont need to flash the boot image?

sorry to be repeating what you typed, just making sure I got it.
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
No worries, but correct!

-I'm not an expert in these matters, so if anyone has anything to add, please do so. I'm only reporting what I experienced so far...
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Yeah I'm still a little confused too. I did the official ota. I downloaded the kernel and it installed fine. What's the best way to get the lights on mod pack now? I already have access to sdcard/external. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] dscribe:
I would just flash both files in correct order as if you had not yet installed the kernel at all.
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Tried that and got stuck at the moto screen. I had to restore the nandroid. Thanks for the suggestion though :(
[Xoom Android Development] mbroeders:
You did flash the boot image first, then rebooted and then installed the kernel right?
[Xoom Android Development] dscribe:
I am seeing some improvement in message box editing performance on the forum with this kernel. Still not great, but better. How, 'bout y'all?
[Xoom Android Development] dscribe:
I think you can flash both, then reboot. I did, worked great.
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
Its too late. I had already flashed the kernel, which I now realize was a mistake. It runs fine but now I can't seem to get the mod pack. I tried flashing both again but just end up getting stuck at the red moto screen.
[Xoom Android Development] Didact74:
I flashed both, in the order recommended and everything seems good. Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] niwa2:
i just want to make sure.

this kernal is for HC3.1 only, correct?

is there any chance i can get this kernal to run on my Euro 3G Xoom with HC3.0?

in particular i am interested in the performance improvements, cifs and the 1.6GHz overclock.
[Xoom Android Development] s_piccand:
By mistake, I flashed the Kernel first following by a complete reboot, then the mod pack (stock one) and complete reboot. And when I realized my mistake, I falshed once again the Kernel and ... now all is good.

Maybe the only difference was the mod pack I took (the stock one, led on when device off).
[Xoom Android Development] tonyb15re:
Just flashed using clockwork, couldn't be easier, trying the 1.6 OC version, flying along at the moment :-)

Charging light is back, hurahh.. I also flashed the boot image, not sure whether this was changed from BRD's but thought Id give it a go..
[Xoom Android Development] willverduzco:
BRD, would it be possible to either up the voltage a hair more on the 1.6 GHz kernel or reinstate a 1.5 GHz OC kernel? My device was perfectly stable at 1.5 GHz before, but it's just barely not stable at 1.6. (It works fine in normal applications, but in SetCPU's stress test, it reboots after half a minute or so.)

Alternatively, if you can't raise the voltage further, could you please reinstate the 1.5 GHz frequency step in the 1.6 GHz kernel? I would hate to go down in OC. =/

Edit: Alternatively, could you try what Netarchy does on his Nexus S kernel? He has implemented a custom OV/UV feature, letting users determine their own voltages. Check it out here. Here's his GitHub.

Edit 2: And of course, thanks for the kernel!
[Xoom Android Development] Elysian893:
Thanks BRD! I was hoping someone would try going past 1.5ghz :D
[Xoom Android Development] rdillz:
Running great so far. The browser is definitely faster. Great work! Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
I'm an idiot flashed the wring freakin modpack.
[Xoom Android Development] kev0153:
all i can say is wow I like it - thanks
[Xoom Android Development] dowenprs:
Stupid work! Only 5.5 hours left, can't wait to give this a try! Thank you very much! I'm sure it's going to be great!

Peace

Dan
[Xoom Android Development] gerald410:
Thx for the Kernel BRD!
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Guys, I'm gonna be honest for a second here. I have made the instructions as simple as possible. They can be made no simpler. You are flashing a boot image because RAMDISK IS STILL BEING DEVELOPED! All you have to do is follow the instructions. I spend alot of time not only on development, but developing the simplest method of implementation possible. In a few days when I drop a new Mass Storage kernel, you will most likely have to flash ANOTHER BOOT IMAGE. You can blame GoogMotoCorp for not doing the MicroSD card right. Just follow the instructions guys. Ughhh :confused: :confused:
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
No, you're right. I didn't follow the instructions correctly. First xoom kernel, my bad.

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