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[Galaxy Tab General] crisvillani:
Great job dude! !
[Galaxy Tab General] Justin^Tan:
i can't wait to see the news on engadget "Galaxy Tab feel the sweetness of Honeycomb, the one that meant to be a tablet"
[Galaxy Tab General] sbrownla:
They'll probably do it after the 10.1 Tab comes out, after they've had time to realize that people who wanted the Tab liked it because it was the best of the more portable tablets.

The Viewsonic is great, and it's definitely competition for those who want a lower price point (as well as 3G, no questions asked connectivity), but Samsung currently has the attention of the hard-core 7 inchers ... whose attention they will lose completely when the Flyer comes out with it's HTC backing--i.e., less vapid update promises and a less-buggy Android build.

Marketing Strategy 101.

:rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab General] Justin^Tan:
i would have want flyer if it can be used as a phone

my other hope would be asus eee pad memo , but we'll see then. i still love my tab ^^
[Galaxy Tab General] slimdizzy:
Excellent work!!!!
[Galaxy Tab General] jackshi:
Run Forrest! Run!!
[Galaxy Tab General] ks20@LCNet:
godspeed, friend.
[Galaxy Tab General] xIllu:
gj! keep it up :)
[Galaxy Tab General] hjpark68:
Wow!! Can't wait...
[Galaxy Tab General] stonedroid:
godspeed! :)
[Galaxy Tab General] captain134:
Good work. Keep it up!
[Galaxy Tab General] btyork:
Keep fighting the good fight for those of us who love our tabs! One stable port leads to many stable ports.

Sent from my "way better than an iPad" tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] IP IHI II IL:
Man, I really REALLY appreciate the work you're doing/have done. The updates motivate me to learn! Just put the how to's on my tab! They can't gather dust there, like they did when I printed em...

Furrealiously, thanks!
[Galaxy Tab General] jinsoku3g:
wow great progress!!

I played with a xoom for the first time today at best buy.. it was the most lag i've ever seen on any android device.. i really dont see how it could really have THAT much data stored for just demo use.. i pulled out my tab and ran circles.. im thinking honeycomb is going to be amazing on our devices
[Galaxy Tab General] Justin^Tan:
what makes you think if it's lag on xoom it would be amazing on our tab?

just curious :D
[Galaxy Tab General] vamp6x6x6x:
Maybe he is assuming the new chipset is to blame in which case the gTab would run it awesomely for it lacks the chipset...

That or he is just one very sarcastic fellow.
[Galaxy Tab General] xalucardx:
I think hc was rushed and its not fully optimized yet , remember it's like an 1.0 system
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
Update 3/17/11
[Galaxy Tab General] kenfly:
To the 3/17 update...

I'm so glad that someone is ACTUALLY devoting time to this.

Keep up the great work!
[Galaxy Tab General] vamp6x6x6x:
Wow, cool, I thank you for sticking to this project and working so fast...at the rate you are going not only will we have the first ever honeycomb rom for the gTab, but it will be actually usable also :D
[Galaxy Tab General] cyberx2002:
Finally! I will definitely be adding to the bounty pot to get this working. Good luck!
[Galaxy Tab General] TurboTsi:
Keep it up man, I always get excited when I see you have an update. You bring us good news all the time!
[Galaxy Tab General] jackie_jagger:
You Sir, are an awesome person xD
[Galaxy Tab General] DarkPal:
Thank yoy very much. Hope to see honeycomb before samsung stocks it.

XD
[Galaxy Tab General] Justin^Tan:
isnt there any other dev get "itchy" looking at this thread? ^^
[Galaxy Tab General] swgamez:
Thank you for your hard work
[Galaxy Tab General] TheATHEiST:
I wouldn't have thought so, many are likely waiting till the source code gets released instead or trying to port the SDK.

I'm looking forward to having a play on any port whether its SDK/source, should be getting my Tab today/tomorrow fingers crossed :)
[Galaxy Tab General] Justin^Tan:
well, yeah, but when you were able to port the SDK ones, doesnt it feel more satisfying considering you can do something that almost impossible / generally harder to do :D

usually dev had a kinky side to bluff/show off from making something not possible become possible :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab General] mikkel-ol:
Awesome! If this means that I can have Honeycomb within the next week or so - then you mister, are getting a donation!
[Galaxy Tab General] Ronis_BR:
Thanks man!

Your initiative is just amazing!
[Galaxy Tab General] nicorico:
thank you, i love your work

nik
[Galaxy Tab General] GANJDROID:
Haha, I completely agree tbh. I understand that devs don't want to go out if their comfort zones, but there's always a few that enjoy a good challenge.
[Galaxy Tab General] howtodoo?:
sorry is this was asked before, but will this be available for all tabs, both gsm and cdma???? dude you rock, and saved me from possibly field goal kicking my tab into the "drink".
[Galaxy Tab General] jeffnucci:
I agree. This has been a lot of fun to watch over the last couple weeks. Its a really testament to the platform.
[Galaxy Tab General] Kgaquin:
Hey I've done a lot of programing but I'm not really sure how you go about porting a rom like you are, but if you were willing to just briefly explain what you have to do I would be more than willing to help

EDIT

Or can you at least point me where to figure out how to go about porting a rom. I've been searching around for a few day and can't find where to figure out how to do this.
[Galaxy Tab General] TheATHEiST:
I too would make a donation if we get a mostly working sdk port, ie most of basics. Would reserve the big donation to the one who ports the source code though :)
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
That's a good question, one I was avoiding addressing as long as possible (until I knew more). My device is a vzw cdma, so naturally, my build will be for a CDMA tab... however, I think all I may have to do is compile a separate kernel (which will be pretty simple,) and tack on a few drivers. Theoretically, it won't be much more trouble to do both tabs at about the same time (though the CDMA tab will come a few days before the rest.) Ideally, I'd like the build to use a script to allow the user to select a driver/settings set for any tab, but I'm not there yet. Basically, if the port works for one tab, it will work for all tabs (with a few small modifications). The differences are actually small.
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
There is no "briefly" about it, but to over-simplify: you have to determine what Android 3.0 needs to function and fulfill those dependencies while assuring you leave the build compatible with the requirements of your hardware. Then you have to satisfy the hardware's needs by including drivers that allow it to function, but that also work in context of the software. Every time you fulfill one of those needs, you break something else and have to bug hunt until you fix it. And that sends more ripples out that change things system wide, and so on. This process continues until you reach a point that the system becomes minimally useful. Then you call it an alpha release, pat yourself on the back, and then do the whole damn thing over again until you've reached something that more or less functions like it should and so on and so on. There is a lot of digging, googling, coding and pure dumb luck involved.

There may be a way to take someone else's honeycomb build, stick in a kernel, tweak some init lines and boot into a frankenstien's monster of an OS, but that kind of build will never make it past a beta stage and become something you can actually use. What I'm doing may take longer, but it will end up running based on the hardware it was made for instead of duck-taped together in hopes of running, it will be streamlined and clean without 10,000 extra dead files that worked for the Xoom but the developer was afraid to remove in case the system breaks and it will be pure android, without the system lagging mess of proprietary software. Clean, sane, functional and open-source. Anything less is froyo in a dress.

Anyway, the more time I spend on here, the less time I'm actually spending doing any of the above. I'm going to put on some coffee, put Tool on repeat and read code until my eyes bleed. :D
[Galaxy Tab General] Justin^Tan:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11546129&postcount=76

there you go
[Galaxy Tab General] Kgaquin:
Understand the underlying of what must go on to do it but I'm more interested in how I would go about learning to do it. I've written many drives and done a fair bit on controls engineering work so I'm familiar with HEY IT WORKS....WHAT why does the freaking screen now blink every 10 secs haha :D Thanks though think I found something so I'm gonna start reading get back to being awesome
[Galaxy Tab General] Earthbrain:
So now we have 2 people that is trying to tackle this difficult task.

That is great.

10% inspiration....90% perspiration.
[Galaxy Tab General] -RioT-:
I got a tmobile tab. First thing I noticed is that most everything for the tab is gsm or at least gsm first. I hope the cdma guys get it first they deserve it. Though I also hope there is a gsm version.

Thanks for your hard work. I know you probably not in it for a bounty but I hope you get it.
[Galaxy Tab General] btyork:
The reason gsm gets most stuff first is because it's easier to take control of a gsm device.

Secondly, kudos on the Tool. Best band of all time! Met maynard in person for his wine signing...

Anyways! Keep at it, this will be great if you get an alpha build that is at least flashable

... Tons of people will help you debug.

Sent from my "way better than an iPad" tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] dalamchops:
I have a sprint tab, and i am most likely never going to the 3g function, so i hope at least it'll work w/ cdma tabs minus the modem.
[Galaxy Tab General] howtodoo?:
Thank you very much man. I too own a verzion tab, and i gotta say i do love it but i think we can all say it kinda feels like an awkward 7inch phone, and in our cases "cdma owners" we dont actually have the phone lol. up till this point boosh has done an awsome job of getting out an oc kernel and rom. im seriously feeling alot better now that peeps are coming around to the cdma side of the tab. thanks again brotha!!!!

:)
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
My friend, programming is 5% inspiration, 15% perspiration, 20% caffeine and the rest is a mix of junk food, bad music and flatulence.
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
Hey, if I do, then I do. If I don't, then I still get to use Honeycomb on my tab. It's a win/win. (Always nice keeping the lights on too though, lol.)
[Galaxy Tab General] xalucardx:
Lol
[Galaxy Tab General] alfrediio:
Thanks for your work!

Would love to see 3.0 on my Verizon Tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] itsjusttim:
$50 from me i can get a daily driver on my tmo tab. Thanks again for the updates and hard work.

Sgs Vibrant ::

Bionix 1.3.1

Dragon kernel v5 1.4oc

Voodoo lagfix, sound, color

Sg Tab [Tmo] ::

Overcome v1.2.3

1.4oc kernel

Voodoo lagfix, sound
[Galaxy Tab General] Pat123:
Probably a long shot and may even be a stupid idea but I was just thinking since most of the upcoming honeycomb tablets are running 10.1", to make it run on our 7" Tab we would need to lower the LCD Density value to at least 180 to make it run. I don't know if that would help OP in any way but just wanted to say :p
[Galaxy Tab General] foxmeister:
The size of the screen is immaterial - it's the resolution that counts.

However, since Honeycomb has been ported to the Nook, and it has the same screen resolution as the Tab, I doubt there is an issue.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab General] Pat123:
^^Agreed. Though I am pretty sure it will not work with a DPI of 240 (default value for Tab on Froyo)!

Edit: I just remembered reading it in the Nook honeycomb-port thread itself that LCD Density had to be made 160 or 180!
[Galaxy Tab General] dsf767:
Awesome work man I cant wait to you get the video working so we can see a demo video of all your hard work!

An amazing job thus far!
[Galaxy Tab General] Rik064:
I know that it's a realy hipothetical question, but still... One thing is realy bothers me: as far as I know, Xoom and Galaxy Tab 10.1 and other 3.0 Android Tablets can not make phone calls. (I may be mistaken about that) But, anyway, could it be, that with getting honeycomb we may loose phone calls on our tab?
[Galaxy Tab General] btyork:
The galaxy tab 7 inch couldn't make calls stock either

Sent from my "way better than an iPad" tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] roy8846:
Looool
[Galaxy Tab General] GANJDROID:
Uhhhhhhh..

So do I have a fake? :(

;)
[Galaxy Tab General] Cal-El:
I think he is referring to the fact that the T-Mobile tab could not and still cannot make calls, at least not without a hacked modem and 2g speeds. ;)
[Galaxy Tab General] foxmeister:
Yes it could - only the North American versions were artificially crippled by carrier customisations.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab General] vamp6x6x6x:
This is correct. Many people forget that the Europe version can make calls stock and the US version can't stock.
[Galaxy Tab General] roy8846:
What is this Europe you speak of?

Is it in Canada?

Lol
[Galaxy Tab General] btyork:
Come on monkeys, of course I meant stock usa tabs... Of course I know it can make calls... Mine does just fine. (I <3 overcome.)

I was saying that the information the previous person posted was likely the same restriction ALL usa tabs have at the moment.

Euro tabs likely won't ever have that restriction.

Sent from my "way better than an iPad" tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] vamp6x6x6x:
I personally don't see the point in having both a phone and a tablet to make called, But I guess having the choice to make callls from your tablet is one of the things that separates androids from ipads.
[Galaxy Tab General] btyork:
I don't feel the need to carry two devices... I surf the web, forums, all that I can do from a netbook and it makes perfect bluetooth calls. Why not combine it all into one device that fits in most back pockets?

Sent from my "way better than an iPad" tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] foxmeister:
Well, personally I like to sit down from time to time! ;)

In the UK at least, there are plenty of cheap prepaid plans with decent data allowances, which means having the two connected devices isn't such a problem.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab General] :
Europe is a Jupiter satellite.

i don't known if alien version of android is compatible with your tab
[Galaxy Tab General] RReckless:
This is exactly the reason why im considering a Galaxy Tab.

RReckless
[Galaxy Tab General] roy8846:
I use the tab as my only mobile , even sold my zte blade.

For me its superb for texting however calls can be a problem when I'm shopping.

Best aio device period = galaxy tab
[Galaxy Tab General] chetermaat:
Great Jobbbb

Dude great Job keep on DEV'n.

Would Love a HoneyComb on my TAB.

Know it's long way !

But you might want to considder to do a 1,2-1,4 Ghz OC kernel Adjustment also. When you/Dev'r there in kernel !?
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
It will be overclockable via an external app (I think), I want as few separate components floating around as possible so I will do everything I can to keep from tossing out 200 kernel versions. I'll just let you decide by leaving it open for external overclocking if at all possible. If I can't... then I'll drop an overclocked kernel.
[Galaxy Tab General] The Physician:
Can I suggest you also make a working easy to install version of Clockwork Mod or something for the tabs?

Koush seems to have made a halfass product and then dropped all support. =/

Blargh.

Good to see your progress, keep up the amazing work.
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
I have cwm and cwm voodoo edition working perfectly

swyped from a galaxy far far away...
[Galaxy Tab General] :
Thank you, can't wait.. :-)
[Galaxy Tab General] TheGrammarFreak:
Ye, but not Koush's version
[Galaxy Tab General] td1320:
Thanks for all of your hard work. Looking forward to having Honeycomb on the most versatile and mobile Tablet on the market. I have the Car Dock in my daily driver and never put it in gear without the G-Tab locked in.

T-Mob G-Tab
[Galaxy Tab General] devya:
Thanks to you man. . .

You are the best. . . . . .
[Galaxy Tab General] terenz:
waiting eagerly and thanks for your time to work on this appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab General] YoMarK:
spacemoose1 : Any progress on getting the display to work?
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
Update 3/21/11
[Galaxy Tab General] TheDub:
What's the most interesting about this is the fact that it has a minimal interface such as that... leads me to believe Google, in the future, will have one version of Android that detects if the device is a phone or a tablet and behaves accordingly...

Of course that's just guesswork. Very nice work btw! Keep it up!

(OFFTOPIC) Anyone know when the Honeycomb source is expected to drop? And yes I've tried google :p
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
That is, in fact, the plan. The next release will be Ice Cream and it is intended to bridge the gap between phones and tablets. I got my question on the topic approved here but I haven't received a response yet. I was asking Samsung if they intended to pass on 3.0 upgrades for existing devices in light of Ice Cream (which should roll out in June of 2085).
[Galaxy Tab General] rrevenge:
*insert video of arnold saying "Dillon! you son of a *****!"*

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txuWGoZF3ew

great progress!!
[Galaxy Tab General] dsf767:
Nice update I can't wait until you can actually move around but another great progress update!
[Galaxy Tab General] skdubg:
i follow this thread since he started.

great work spacemoose1. :)
[Galaxy Tab General] captain134:
Once again great progress! Thanks so much for your effort.
[Galaxy Tab General] ianoopt:
Happy to see some booted screen! Keep up the gr8 work man.

Anoop
[Galaxy Tab General] Sword-fish:
Thanks a lot for your job!
[Galaxy Tab General] Digiguest:
I am glad that you are taking your time. You are getting there. Do not give up! :)
[Galaxy Tab General] jarruego:
Thanks

Thanks from Spain

OLE!
[Galaxy Tab General] qipengart:
Bon chance man!
[Galaxy Tab General] Penrico:
Good luck!
[Galaxy Tab General] Landroid:
its a pity that it will only be a SDK port...
[Galaxy Tab General] pawces:
you, sir, have made my day with that pic update. Keep it up!
[Galaxy Tab General] runnary:
You are our hope.
[Galaxy Tab General] alvaradorocks:
But now that he is stabbing all possible bugs we now know how to tackle the source when it gets released or maybe even icecream
[Galaxy Tab General] Alpha82:
subscribed :D

May the force be with you
[Galaxy Tab General] Landroid:
yes I know :) this is what im thinking too :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab General] wesram:
good luck

Keep it up, ur almost there.

good luck
[Galaxy Tab General] elnoxvie:
aww.. this is nice, i am excited to see what will happen on my tab .. :)
[Galaxy Tab General] natious:
Good job mate!
[Galaxy Tab General] roy8846:
Hope you get it booted soon mate..

Even if this a half working 3.0 its nice to know someone is working hard at getting us the latest OS.

Good Work!!!
[Galaxy Tab General] YoMarK:
Is it a SDK port? Maybe he's using the dump from the Xoom.

That being said, there is no reason why a SDK based rom would not be fast/stable and functional if correct drivers/kernal and missing software(fe Market) will be added. Probably a lot harder to get there though.
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
Actually, because our little device is such a pain in the ass, an SDK port is just as easy (or complicated) as a dump port. Either way you have to re-write the frigging drivers. I'm getting close to the fix though. G-apps and market are a cinch.
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
update 3/23/11
[Galaxy Tab General] vamp6x6x6x:
Ty for all your hard work and for keeping us up to date with what you are currently doing :)
[Galaxy Tab General] cdubs19:
Hey any chance you have a github of your work? I was trying to port this also. But ran Into a few issues I couldn't seem to figure out lol
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
No git-hub yet. My work is a mess. As soon as I have a semi-stable build I'll put up the source.
[Galaxy Tab General] cdubs19:
Your Awesome man! I'd like to look at it and see what I could learn and maybe figure my mistakes out
[Galaxy Tab General] TheGrammarFreak:
Taking full advantage of the reasonable timeframe ;)
[Galaxy Tab General] spacemoose1:
I'm a programmer, it's in my nature :p
[Galaxy Tab General] Landroid:
Im so excited!!!!!
[Galaxy Tab General] TheGrammarFreak:
And I just can't hide it!

(This thread is so derailed now)
[Galaxy Tab General] vamp6x6x6x:
I'm about to loose control, and I think I like it!

(...)
[Galaxy Tab General] roy8846:
Wooaahh Yeaaaahhh

(And repeat)

....Im so Excited....

No but really I am..

Shame everything will end up being Tegra based soon :(

Even Honeycomb wont be enough even though our Tab is mucho powerful.
[Galaxy Tab General] anfalas:
I wish you all the luck with this project - my tab is crying out for honey and I reckon its great that someone is at least trying to make it happen. Strikes me very strange that just a few months ago the tab was to be the next best thing and all of sudden theyre telling us we may never see an official honeycomb release? You're gonna make a lot of happy tabbers if you can crack this - all the best :)
[Galaxy Tab General] ibrigand:
GO Spacemoose, GO!!!!!

*see subject title
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smilepak:
How do you know once you boot in, Voodoo is running? Each time I reboot to recovery and go to the Voodoo area in CWM 2.5.1, i see the message that Voodoo is Disable and on next reboot to Enable. Default is set to Enable and Lagfix is set to Enable.

So if next reboot is set to enable, if I reboot to recovery again, the same message above is stated. Does recovery mode auto disable Voodoo?

Using SC2.7, but noticed this since I starting using Voodoo since SC 2.3
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KitsuneKnight:
Delete the file 'disable_lagfix' in the Voodoo folder on your SDcard (deleting the entire folder is fine), if that file exists Voodoo will automatically be disabled.

You can manually check by opening up terminal emulator and running mount and checking the output to see whether there's any references to rfs (if there are, you don't have Voodoo on, if there's none, you appear to be running Voodoo). If you understand the formatting of mount, you could also check to make sure the various real filesystems (there's also several logical ones listed) are using ext4 as their filesystem.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smilepak:
There is no file disable_lagfix in that folder. Just a subfolder LOGs
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 313n703:
There is a voodoo_history_log.txt file that folder, well there is in mine at least. Click on it and at the bottom it should have a statements that looks something like below. I'm assuming Voodoo is enabled on mine.

2011-03-02 16:45:27 model detected: fascinate

2011-03-02 16:45:27 option: lagfix enabled

2011-03-02 16:45:27 option: lagfix is allowed to convert /system to Ext4

2011-03-02 16:45:27 option: debug mode enabled

My question is. Is debug mode supposed to be enabled?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beray5:
Use terminal emulator and try...

su

mount | grep ext4

If no ext4 reported anywhere you are not voodooed. Match you actual state by creating the file "disable-lagfix" in your voodoo folder then reboot into recovery to verify your voodoo status had been corrected.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 313n703:
That worked for me. I'm voodoo enabled. Thanks!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smilepak:
That gave me result, so I assume I am on voodoo. Thanks.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mailaliasgar:
Run quadrant and check your score. If voodoo is enabled, it will be around 1500. If not, it'll be around 1000.

This may not be the right way but its an easy way to check :D
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glocjt:
Yeah, that's how I usually do it. :P
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azaurath:
There is an app you can install that will tell you too. And you can enable/disable voodoo with it.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.zennmaster.rebootButton&feature=search_result