yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xoom Android Development] Analog_Kid:
It works on mine with Riptide, so everything should be there without getting it from another kernel version. But to be honest, CIFS has always seemed kind of flaky.

Instead of CIFS Manager, you might try Mount Manager - it's in the market too. It's always worked better for me and it's much easier to configure. There's a pay version, but I think it only adds the ability to back up settings; you should be able to mount shares fine with the free one. It's still flaky, and sometimes needs a reboot after setting up shares to work right, but I still recommend it.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
There should be about 16 modules with the kernels. And they install to the system/lib/modules folder when the zip is flashed. You have to go into terminal, CD to the modules folder, and "insmod cifs.ko" very soon, this will automatically happen on boot.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
The ad-hoc mod has no impact on boot.Ingram and visa versa.
[Xoom Android Development] forsaken82:
any idea when hot swaping micro sd cards is going to be possible?
[Xoom Android Development] basilbrush68:
Thanks for the answer BD :-)

Do you know if I can root after applying your kernel and boot images?
[Xoom Android Development] GulMiguel:
I retried the download and then checked to ensure that the checksums were correct - which they were. I then once again tried the process but it still did not work. I thought about using the Kernel Manager program to run the update, but I'm afraid of the consequences. I've gotten my XOOM to a level of functionality that I would prefer not to disturb until some REAL new ROMs begin appearing on the scene (which I don't foresee happening before Moto retrofits our units with 4G);.

I would be happy to entertain anyone's learned guidance on whether my Kernel Manager option is feasible. If it isn't, then I guess I'll just have to wait. Please understand that I'm not complaining in any way, shape or form. I have nothing but love for my XDA family. I realize that sometimes things just don't work out. Having said that, I just don't want to go through (again) what I went through when I hosed the thing so bad that it had to be replaced. (I truly hope no one EVER has to experience that nightmare - serious lessons learned).

Thanks in advance family. Everybody keep XOOMin'
[Xoom Android Development] shawking:
OTG USB mountin issues.

First of all BRD great work. your images make the XOOM fly!

Anyone else have issues with mounting USB thumb drives? I have drives that are both NTFS and Fat 32. I can mount the NTFS drives using mount NTFS, but I am unable to mount any of my half dozen FAT32 drives natively. I can mount a usb mouse correctly but having no luck with Fat 32 drives.

I have gone as far tonight to restore the Xoom to factory settings but still no luck. Am i missing something? I have reflashed the boot image and all the different 1.42 images with no luck.

Please help!!
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
I have to check, but I may have borked Vold.fstab in the 3.1 update. I'm gonna release 1.4.3 in a day or so. Ill clean it up.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Just get root then reflash boot.img and kernel. You'll still be cool.
[Xoom Android Development] davidsos:
I got it to work by fixing the usbdisk entry in vold.fstab to use /mnt/usbOTG instead of /mnt/usbdisk or else I'd have to manually mount by typing commands in shell. Let us know, what to do when you release the formal fix in the next release. Which entry is the established standard? And keep up the good work, because Motorola is busy sitting on their hands.
[Xoom Android Development] basilbrush68:
I've successfully rooted my Xoom and applied the ad-hoc WIFI patch!

For information I had a UK Wifi only Xoom unlocked and flashed with stock US Motorola images, upgraded to Android 3.1 over the air before installing clockwork recovery. I had also installed boot and kernel ZIP files using clockwork recovery as in my post above.

I have now applied WiFi_RootTool_3.1.zip again using clockwork recovery, reapplied the boot and kernel ZIP files, and replaced the wpa_supplicant file using adb push and shell commands. Everything now works as I wanted it to!

BRD, thanks for your help - both answering my post and in this thread in general!
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
I'm using 1.4.2 Riptide kernel and am able to mount FAT32 thumb drives with no problem. I can also mount a 1TB HDD (NTFS) using mount NTFS.
[Xoom Android Development] Hexbug:
After experiencing random reboots w/ Riptide, I flashed back to the 1.4GHz Tiamat, and all is stable now too.
[Xoom Android Development] niematunikogo:
I've flashed riptide's 1.6 kernel and no issues as for now.

But quadrant benchmark shows only 2600.. isnt it to low?
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
1.6 and loving it, another silky smooth kernel
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
You also need to flash one of the boot images on 1st page.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Another possible cause of reboots is the Mass Storage implementation in the kernel. Sometimes when I unplug from PC, it locks up and hard resets. That's definately from Mass Storage. Ill likely make 2 versions on next release. One with ms and one without.
[Xoom Android Development] keunhuvac:
I flashed tiamat 1.4.2 1.4 Ghz kernel, but setCPU still shows min=216 mhz, max=1000 Mhz!

What i need to do to OC to 1.4 Ghz?
[Xoom Android Development] namlas:
Hi all,

Just tried flashing the boot image to try and enable sd support on my xoom, but I seem to be stuck in a loop after writing the boot image and issuing the reboot.

Logcat says this:

The device waits on that service forever and doesn't seem to be able to boot any further. Anyone run into this issue? Know how to fix? :(

Edit: After speaking with solarnz on freenode, I found out that I needed to update to 3.1 to get the xoom to boot. Was able to do that by flashing recovery through fastboot, and then place the 3.1 update.zip on the sd card and running the update that way. That fixed the problem.
[Xoom Android Development] Metalkill:
just installed Riptide, and its flying! Great work dude!

I have one issue, on bang bang racing game, I get a lot of FC's. Would I try 1.4 edition? Or is it I who have flashe some thing wrong?
[Xoom Android Development] drivebynerf:
I tried all them, biggest bang i found was in how i setup o/c..(opinion) each device etc has diff tolerences, maybe use 1.6 but force it lower etc and balance with cpu tuner, so u get gpu o/c etc, i have mine now as 1.6 max. 1.1 min, seems pretty stable. in backgrund apps very lil is custom. i scored 890 in fruit ninja after ten hours and it barely even noticed all the onscreen jazz (i have thwe wif only xoom in canada btw)
[Xoom Android Development] teo91:
when I go to Gallery, I do not see the pictures that are on my sd? Have you any idea?:confused:

It's ok, you can delete my post (excuse me)
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
Did you run the Auto Detect on SetCPU?
[Xoom Android Development] keunhuvac:
Yes, i did!
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
Odd :confused: and you're sure that the kernel did indeed flash correctly, ie you've checked in Settings?
[Xoom Android Development] keunhuvac:
My Xoom info:

android version: 3.1

Baseband version: N_02.0F.00R

Kernel: 2.6.26.3-gc2bee64 android-build@apa28#1

Build: HMJ37.
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
It looks like the kernel didn't flash then. The kernel version should mention Tiamat. I'm on the Riptide version and mine shows as 2.6.36.3 Tiamat_Xoom - v1.4.2_BRDizzled-g458a60a bigrushdog@TRON #1
[Xoom Android Development] keunhuvac:
OK, thanks!

I followed an instruction in Vietnamese local forum, it missing 1 step.

Just flashed again, and everything OK now!
[Xoom Android Development] niematunikogo:
Is there any way i could modify the kernel on my own? If any one could provide me with any links that would be great.

Ps. I'm chroot'ing ubuntu... would it be possible to somehow mix the two kernels so any hardware would work with Ubuntu software?
[Xoom Android Development] xfirelove:
usb netwok adapter

I need connect My xoom to My network by cable.I have a usb ethernet adapter.How about the driver for usb ethernet card.And how does Xoom detect and assign ip address for usb ethernet adapter like wlan.

Thanks
[Xoom Android Development] xxspark89xx:
Waiting for 1.4.3 :)
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Links to the Tiamat repo are on the OP. If you do something cool, be sure to submit a pull request.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
USB Ethernet is enabled in the kernel. However, I am not sure how to implement it yet. Ill do some research on this after I drop 1.4.3 very soon. :cool::cool:
[Xoom Android Development] bink1r:
Take you time. Your work is always worth the wait.
[Xoom Android Development] gerald410:
Thx big! 10 chars
[Xoom Android Development] Kippui:
got my xoom today, looking forward to the updates
[Xoom Android Development] xfirelove:
Thanks for your answer.I hope it works.
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
Hey I have a question...

...why is this not a pinned thread yet???? :cool:
[Xoom Android Development] Psychokitty:
Thought that was weird a while ago.
[Xoom Android Development] mulletcutter:
cuz all the one click root thread has all the pins..need to buy a bigger pin box. :D
[Xoom Android Development] xfirelove:
USB ethernet

I have already connected My Xoom to My network via usb ethernet with cable.I can access Interner via my network.

I used Tiamat version 1.4.2

usb ethernet realtek
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Please describe how you pulled this off :D
[Xoom Android Development] xfirelove:
USB ethernet

The kernel enabled usb ethernet.And it has the driver for realtek usb ethernet.Is is rtl8150.c.

This is my steps.

-download kernel from Tiamat repo

-Copy the config file from the Xoom-

adb pull /proc/config.gz .

gunzip config.gz

cp config .config

-Copy the config file .config file to the kernel root folder -

cp .config ~/Tiamat-AOSP-Tiamat-Xoom/

- CD to kernel source folder -

cd ~/Tiamat-AOSP-Tiamat-Xoom

v

- Edit the .config file to enable rtl8150.ko module

CONFIG_USB_RTL8150=m

-compile driver

make

-copy driver file to xoom

adb pull Tiamat-AOSP-Tiamat-Xoom/drivers/net/usb/rtl8150.ko /system/lib/modules

-load driver rtl8150.ko

insmod /system/lib/modules/rtl8150.ko

-plug realtek usb ethernet into Xoom

dhcpcd eth0

It works
[Xoom Android Development] MrHawaii:
I also was getting reboots while using the interactive governor. See my posts a few pages back. March 27th or so.
[Xoom Android Development] qubz:
@bigrushdog

Any fix for this in sight?
[Xoom Android Development] stigmax:
so i've been testing 1400mhz with ondemand gov. it actually seems laggy and slower then at 1000mhz with the interactive gov.

Quadrant benchmarks range from 1600 to 2200. not sure whats going on.

Linpack is about 50-59mflops.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Hey guys. Ill post an update tonight. I am aware of the scaling issue and reboots at higher clock rates. It is something I'm looking into. Its likely the clock table is not volted high enough at higher clock rates. Tonight's update is a maintenance update with commits from tegra upstream.
[Xoom Android Development] Steady Hawkin:
Looking forward to it, thanks for the great support!
[Xoom Android Development] PaulG1488:
tried flashing 1.2.0 but right after i flashed the boot img but got caught in a bootloop after ill be staying on 1.1.6 hopefully it works for everyone else
[Xoom Android Development] vmbgap:
Ok I have tried to figure this out but just can't.

I got to step 3 and I run

adb remount - RESULT remount succeeded

adb push bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko - RESULT cannot stat 'bcm4329.ko': No such file or directory

What am I doing wrong!?!?!?
[Xoom Android Development] troy22:
i guess the rom's update needs a lil extra work. im sure it will be great when fixed
[Xoom Android Development] PaulG1488:
you have to put the rest of the files that are in the zip in the adb folder as well
[Xoom Android Development] vmbgap:
I did. I followed the file path and each are correct
[Xoom Android Development] PaulG1488:
you got that message because that file isnt in the same folder your adb is in you probably copied all of them except that one?
[Xoom Android Development] troy22:
download is down?
[Xoom Android Development] PaulG1488:
yea temporarily due to bootloop issues
[Xoom Android Development] Jaywan:
Is this kernel overclocked?
[Xoom Android Development] :
yep at 1.5
[Xoom Android Development] Pitnefor:
so far loving this kernel + root (used one click root method)

I was having really bad battery issues and was unable to determine why my battery was draining so fast.

Using this kernel, setting scaling to conservative, and underclocked to ~800mhz, battery life improved dramatically.

I think something was wrong with my previous stock setup though. Something I installed or something was draining my battery.
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Must be, I usually go two days between charges. Battery life is a beast
[Xoom Android Development] stigmax:
running 1.2.0 at 1.4mhz ondemand. Interactive gov still freeze/rebooting me:(
[Xoom Android Development] troy22:
same with me but i dont use it heavily.

if i use it heavily it will last me all day lol
[Xoom Android Development] xfirelove:
USB ethernet

https://rapidshare.com/files/2478978382/rtl8150.ko
[Xoom Android Development] hm1b:
You were quick Man!!!
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
OK, gotcha. So the kernel already has usb ethernet, but you had to build an extra module for your usb ethernet dongle. Good deal. I got 1.4.3 going up right now, and i wish i had seen this before i built. But i'll include this in future builds. Also, perhaps you have some insight on USB Tether from phone to Xoom... :rolleyes:
[Xoom Android Development] keunhuvac:
So when will we have 1.4.3 on our Xoom?;)
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Have at it guys! It's up in the OP. Let me know what u think!
[Xoom Android Development] whitedragon33:
Thanks BRD, giving it a go right now!
[Xoom Android Development] RinTinTigger:
Same here...just doing the backup b4 ;)

EDit: running stable now for 5 Miinutes
[Xoom Android Development] swcowger:
I have it running seams to be good. I don't know anything about the usb stuff not really sure what it is for so have not tested that. Thanks alott BRD nice work again.:D
[Xoom Android Development] monyozt:
Hi.. im came from 1.42 kernel. Simple question, do i neeed flash boot image first or just upgradde to 1.43 version?
[Xoom Android Development] swcowger:
If you like the bootimg you have now just update to 1.4.3
[Xoom Android Development] qubz:
Hey thanks BRD for the update!! GPU OC'd?
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
cant move/paste downloaded kernel zip file from /downloads to /external...

...anyone else have this issue? I guess I've never actually been able to do it, but I would think it should be doable. No matter what file manager I try I can't move any file from the internal SD card onto the external SD card from within the xoom; always have to do it via my desktop computer. What's up with that???:confused:
[Xoom Android Development] lrs421:
+1 on the thanks and gpu oc question.
[Xoom Android Development] qubz:
I get that. Even with Root Explorer, failed to move/copy file from /sdcard/Download to /sdcard/external/Download
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
Yeah incredibly annoying, really really hoping someonehas a trick for making thus work. Can't believe such a basic and important function won't work!
[Xoom Android Development] RinTinTigger:
Just tested and works like a charm...dija flash a boot.img by BRD?
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Of course GPU is OC'd. Guys, you can not "move" between devices. Not even in Linux. You must use "copy".
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
Ah ha! Duh! That worked perfecting, muchas gracias BRD!
[Xoom Android Development] keunhuvac:
Just download to PC then copy to external folder via usb cable.
[Xoom Android Development] dro1dfan:
Big Thanks to you BRD!

USB mass storage implementation might need an app update from dinomight, it hangs when trying to turn on USB mass storage
[Xoom Android Development] matguard:
Thanks for all of the hard work. My Xoom is smooth as snot at 1.4 with the new kernel, and I am happy with that. FWIW, my Xoom must be voltage hungry because I have never been able to run @ 1.6. (1.4.2 or 1.4.3) I always get a reboot followed by a launcher crash, and then a reboot loop.

I am not complaining though, I am happy at 1.4 with SD card and OC GPU... I am just reporting on one Xoom that refuses to go fast.
[Xoom Android Development] Hexbug:
I have to say that I have the exact same issue w/ my Xoom... which is ridiculous since they all are (or should be!) made from the same parts!! :/
[Xoom Android Development] keunhuvac:
1.6 Ghz is too much for me, so i use setCPU to reduce the frequency to 1.2 Ghz.

My Xoom runs much faster, smoother with new kernel!
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
Quadrant and Nenamark scores seem to be a little lower on 1.4.3 than was the case on 1.4.2 Riptide. Anyone else finding the same?
[Xoom Android Development] validoption:
BRD, or anyone, what are the disadvantages to an OC'd GPU? I'm using 1.4.2 OC 1.4 kernel with no GPU OC, and I don't OC. I'm super happy with the kernel.

I'd flash the 1.4.3, and still not OC, but are there really any positive changes by having the GPU OC'd, and what issues might arise?

Thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] Kippui:
Worse case scenario you install it and your xoom reboots itself then just revert back to a older kernel without it.
[Xoom Android Development] GulMiguel:
Well, it looks like I don't have to go back to the drawing board. As you may recall, I couldn't get the Riptide 1.4.2 kernel to install. However, I had high hopes for 1.4.3 - AND THEY WERE REALIZED!!! (I guess that's the nice thing about failures - even they can teach you something.) I want to give a big shoutout to everyone here because each of you has imparted some type of knowledge to me during these trying times. Sometimes, it may not have been necessarily what I needed at the moment, but ultimately it did prove to be extremely useful and for that I thank you.

I'm here before you today to tell you that 1.4.3 works like a charm so far. I'll admit that I got a bit scared when it took forever to finish rebooting (I'm still not liking that endless honeycomb screen - it may look cute, but when it takes a long time, it scares the bejeezus out of me.)

So far, here is what the new kernel has brought me (and yes it is currently o/c'd to 1.6 GHz:

Short benchmark - 77 ms

Long benchmark - 134 ms

Native benchmark - 337.531006 ms

Stress test - 251995 ms with no errors

Quadrant score: 4034

Now, unfortunately, I don't have enough knowledge to know if any of that is good or bad. (I'll presume good for the moment and I hope to hear from some of you what this stuff means and whether I'm in good shape or not.) I think I'm reaching my next learning threshold and I would appreciate whatever guidance any of you might be able to provide.

And of course, do not let me leave this post without a big thanks to the Master Architect of it all - BRD. @BRD - I'm including some of my meager and paltry funding in the hopes that you might be able to at least get a 6-pack out of it all. Hope to be able to send more later - you Sir are a godsend - my XOOM wouldn't be worth s**t if it wasn't for you.

Please let me know how to properly PM you (btw), I have an idea that I need your input on - think it could be interesting.

Maraming salamat lahat sa pamilya ko sa XDA (Many thanks to all my XDA family),

Keep em XOOMin'

GulMiguel
[Xoom Android Development] KerryG:
Excellent work on 1.4.3!! Being able to mount the SD card to the PC built-in is just sweet! This is now the machine I wanted when I bought it.
[Xoom Android Development] dean_fx:
Awesome update! Thanks guys! This is working AWESOME!

Thanks for the hard work in keeping the Xoom better than it is ;-)
[Xoom Android Development] ClydeB1:
Just reflashed back to v1.4.2 Riptide @1.6 and using Performance scaling I get a quadrant score of around 4000. Running v1.4.3 on the same settings literally 2 minutes later I get in the 2900 region. Any suggestions? I know quadrant is not the bee all of how the device runs, but surely on the same device running the same settings it should be some indicator of how the device is performing?
[Xoom Android Development] dscribe:
I had installed 1.4.3 but had not done any benchmarks, so after I read your post I went and clocked it to 1.6 Ghz in performance mode and ran benchmarks. I ran three benches in succession and I got 3506, 4060, and 4255.
[Xoom Android Development] BM1515:
Wont boot up

I flashed the kernel and its been working great all day then I got a random shutdown. I turned it back on and it is stuck on the honeycomb splash screen i let it go for a half hour its still happening :mad:
[Xoom Android Development] Kippui:
^ Try flashing a older kernel
[Xoom Android Development] BM1515:
I tried that same thing loops on honeycomb anamation
[Xoom Android Development] moosc:
Where do i find the boot image?
[Xoom Android Development] lokko21:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11798707&postcount=3
[Xoom Android Development] moosc:
Cool thanks
[Xoom Android Development] BeagleBoy:
The busybox version of mv is lacking. The full binutils mv command handles it (as a copy and delete).
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Remember, when you flash one of my kernels, the script wipes cache and dalvik cache. This is the right way to flash a new kernel. That's why it take a couple minutes to boot.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
I'm one of the lucky ones that can run at full throttle. I almost wish I had one of the handicapped ones so I could do more testing. We've really cranked up the voltage on experimental kernels but still get crashes. I'm working on bringing the 1.504 frequency to the 1.6 kernel. We may get lucky. WIP...
[Xoom Android Development] gerald410:
Thx for the new kernel Big.
[Xoom Android Development] drivebynerf:
Thanks

Just flashed 1.4.3, will post back any issues, seemed to go in clean :D
[Xoom Android Development] zonk7ate9:
You don't wish that at all! I am also one of the lucky ones who can run at full throttle and I can tell you difference between 1.4 and 1.5 is a smooth experience in psx4droid on max settings =) I read they were having problems with the EE Pad being stable at even 1.4...

P.S. Flashed 1.4.3, working flawlessly as usual.
[Xoom Android Development] moosc:
Question i flashed the boot image then the kernal. But after i boot i cant access sd card. I have to flash the boot image again. Is this normal? I doubt it because when i look at my about it shows .1.4.2 so why am i loosing sd card?
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Very smooth and stable at 1.6Ghz

I think this is the best version yet! Wondeful work, and much appreciated!:D
[Xoom Android Development] zgmf-x322a:
this is a quick quick question....

i am currently using the 3.0.1 on my wifi xoom, if i update to this kernel, will i be able to get the 3.1 update later on?

thanks everyone
[Xoom Android Development] SemperAndroid:
You have to be running 3.1 for this kernel AFAIK.
[Xoom Android Development] b0ricua:
This kernel is for 3.1 HoneyComb only. If you are rooted then use the sticky on this forum for BRD's update to 3.1 and then you can flash this.
[Xoom Android Development] dubie76:
Your kernels are perfect. Getting over 1700 quadrant with this new kernel without OC
[Xoom Android Development] Hexbug:
Glad to hear it's not just me! I've been trying for hours on and off... just to see if it will get as high as it previously was (4100+), but I just can't seem to get over 3200 with 1.4.3.
[Xoom Android Development] phouse1025:
I know we are limited by the kernel on how much we can overclock, but what is the kernel limited to? How high could you potentially go on the xoom?
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
High. But I don't wanna be the guy who BBQ 'd Xooms on Memorial Day!
[Xoom Android Development] Kippui:
that would be bad lol

What are the benefits of GPU overclock? I feel like my games don't run any faster or maybe games have a fps limit?