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[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
Hi, please help. The usb debugging is checked. I following step from Xoom WiFi (MZ604) Root!! by Xaositek. then i install CWM. afterward i following the first post. when I get to step 3. Select "mount USB storage" i get " E:unable to write ums lunfile (No such file or directory)
[Xoom Android Development] sooner2k1:
I'm having the same problem. I'm coming from having no version of Tiamt. I created sdcard2, which seemed to work prior to going into recovery because it showed the files that were pre-existing on the card. So I dropped the Tiamat zip in, and rebooted to recover, and mounted USB, but it says no files found.
[Xoom Android Development] mskks64:
I put the kernel on my sd card in that step. but besides that I think we both did the same thing

And I am running 1.3.2 went to about and made sure it installed
[Xoom Android Development] sooner2k1:
I think I figured out my problem. I have a second sdcard2 that was created automatically, but it is not under sdcard, it is at the same level as sdcard. What is weird is that I cannot locate sdcard2 from my pc when the xoom is connected.

I had to put Tiamat into sdcard then copy and paste into sdcard2.

I think I have everything installed now, but my Quadrant scores are maxing out about 2500. I used setcpu and overclocked. Do I have something else I should be adjusting?
[Xoom Android Development] xmellyx:
Your pc shouldn't see anything but the sdcard, which is the internal (flash) memory. You have to create the sdcard2 folder inside the sdcard folder and reboot to access your micro sdcard.

Those scores are normal. The 4000+ quadrants were an unreleased kernal that was very unstable.
[Xoom Android Development] lokko21:
I had this same problem, try to reformat your card on a android phone I did it on my Evo then put it back on XOOM and problem fixed..

Hope it helps.
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Or pull the card out and save the file on your computer and the sd card and replace back into your xoom. Your card should be formatted fat32 but check to make sure. If you do have to reformat then it will erase everything
[Xoom Android Development] siscim23:
I still can't get my pc to see the sd card. I've formatted it twice to fat32. I'll have to find someone with an android phone and format it in the phone.
[Xoom Android Development] danman7:
The sdcard2 folder doesn't get created on the actual microSD card, but inside the sdcard folder on the actual Xoom. Confusing, I know.
[Xoom Android Development] dimitri407:
I really wish we could have the two separated.
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
I don't have the droid phone and do not know any1 who had them. I will try FAT32 after work and report back on the status if i can "mount USB storage". FAT32 is no good if I have a 32gb sdcard.

Thought it would be an easy process with the CWM, but then I think the old way "adb" was better. just my opinion.
[Xoom Android Development] dimitri407:
You can still install this the old fashioned way. I unzipped the file just to see and everything is there just like the other kernels.
[Xoom Android Development] siscim23:
The kernel folder and the META-INF folder are just for use within CWM, correct? The other files are the same.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
NOTICE

In light of some recent events, the terms and conditions of the use of Tiamat Xoom kernels has changed. Please read.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11798679&postcount=2

By clicking on the download links below, you agree to the terms and conditions set forth in the aforementioned paragraph.
[Xoom Android Development] Lakota:
Am I missing something?

Hi,

I went from rooting a standard UK WiFi Xoom using the one-click package found elsewhere on XDA with no problems at all.

The system was something like 1.1.6.

I've just followed the instructions on the OP to update to 1.3.2 and my Quadrant scores have gone from somewhere around 2400 down to 2017.

What am I missing please?

EDIT:

My Smartbench scores have not altered at all.
[Xoom Android Development] ftgg99:
Will we see some undervolting soon, or is that only possible with roms?
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
try running your setcpu in performance mode and on my other android devices i always wipe cache after a kernel install, dont see any reason why that cant be done with this kernel. Make sure you also run quadrant like two or three times and take the average of the three it does go up
[Xoom Android Development] Lakota:
Thanks for the suggestions, which I have tried.

My Quadrant results are now ranging from 1850 up to about 2190 after various attempts with SetCPU on Performance with around 2000 being the average.

Smartbench results have gone from around 2800 up to 3539!
[Xoom Android Development] Sodikop:
Undervolting is a feature of advanced kernels, though I'm not sure if/how it is implemented in the stock kernel.

There has been no mention of it in this current one, fwiw.
[Xoom Android Development] sfld:
quad doesnt really mean much lol

you can get 4500 - 9000 in quad but really certain tweaks can make ur score jump or go down

im at 4500 now but really notice no diff when it said 2500
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
Awesome and by the way i see these great kernels being cranked out i think they will only go up from here!
[Xoom Android Development] mskks64:
how do i transfer stuff to my sd card now, when i plug it into my comp it shows the internal memory and not the sd card
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
before you plug your xoom into the computer transfer files from sdcard to sdcard 2 and you should see them
[Xoom Android Development] xmellyx:
You should be able to drop files in the sdcard2 folder from your computer.

Windows 7 Example:

-Plug in xoom

-Window pops up on comp asking you if you want to copy pictures, open folder to view files, transfer music

-After opening to view files it should show you xoom and the amount of storage you have(won't include sdcard storage)

-Open that and you are now in the sdcard (internal memory) directory

-Look for the sdcard2 directory and that should be your actual memory card.

We don't have mass storage yet so this is the only way and it can be hit or miss. So you can trasfer files to the internal memory and copy them over to the memory card from your xoom itself.
[Xoom Android Development] mskks64:
Thanks for the great explanation but its not in there
[Xoom Android Development] jmc2543:
i am sure this has been discussed but I really dont have the time to go through days worth of posts so I will ask again. Is titanium backup compatible with 1.3.2 as of right now. Every time i open titanium it FC on me. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling to no success.
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
It works fine on mine...make sure you have busybox 1.18.
[Xoom Android Development] mrkrabs:
I can't get titanium to see any of my user installed apps? I switchednthe backup folder to sdcard2....but still didn't help
[Xoom Android Development] jmc2543:
Make sure you have a more recent version than Busy Box 1.16.x installed. Go to the market and download busy box installer by jrummy, and install the most recent version. Then they will show up for you.
[Xoom Android Development] siscim23:
This worked, I just had to find someone with an Android phone :p
[Xoom Android Development] jgrizz:
Has anyone noticed decreased battery life since the last update?
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
some one please help me. i can't mount usb storage. I kept get the error msg of E:unable to write ums lunfile (No such file or directory).

1st i follow Xoom WiFi (MZ604) Root!!, then i follow direction in here post#1, finally, i follow direction in [KERNEL][AOSP] Tiamat Xoom 1.3.2 Fantastically Freaking Flashable! (Update: 4/18) to mount usb but i get E:unable to write ums lunfile (No such file or directory). Can any1 please help me y i can't mount. I try like 5 times and

re-root and still no luck.
[Xoom Android Development] ghoticov:
Did you install Clockworkmod? You need to install that first as the kernel that you d/led is a flash able file that you flash using clockworkmod in recovery.

So... first root, then install clockworkmod, then install the tiamat kernal using clockworkmod.
[Xoom Android Development] validoption:
I would like to know this as well.
[Xoom Android Development] stigmax:
SOLVED

anyone get the cifs.ko to work? I'm getting "device not found" error in cifs manager.

I also tried the following two cifs.ko and still no go. Maybe one of my settings is wrong.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=974343

thx,

Edit: Works, messed around with a few settings
[Xoom Android Development] joeski27:
Can anyone confirm that this new boot.img works with roebeet's USB host hack?
[Xoom Android Development] stigmax:
looks like I have to go back to koush's boot.img. I'm not OC'd and getting random reboots.

reverted back and stable so far.
[Xoom Android Development] TWiG420:
SOLVED

I am getting about the same.. having not used cifs before now, I am not sure if I am maybe setting things up wrong or what.

Mounting the share has failed with an error.
mount: no such device

A directory is created for the share in /mnt/cifs/

EDIT:

OK.. figured it out and feel a little stupid for not seeing it before.. I didn't check "load cifs module" in cifs manager settings. Working good now.
[Xoom Android Development] destroyerbmx:
All the of kernels to 1.5 do it to me too, if we could get a 1.2 we would be good
[Xoom Android Development] Greenarcher707:
No problems here. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Any chance for a conservative governor?
[Xoom Android Development] exo8:
I reflashed stock, performed the update, and followed the instructions but my wifi is broken. It says error.

Anyone have any suggestions? I tried another user's suggestion to reflash boot.img and reboot but it didn't fix the problem for me :(

*nevermind, I fixed it. The problem was bcm, redid everything and wifi works.
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Did you join the #Xoom channel?
[Xoom Android Development] nswenson:
Anyone able to run 1.5GHz and watch heavy flash video like hulu? I can run 1.5 through the benchmarks fine, but watching hulu with the modified 10.2 results in some blocky video and eventually locks up or restarts my device. At 1.4 I have no issues. I think hulu video really taxes the system and just curious if anyone's setup is stable enough for hulu playback at 1.5.

Also, haven't tried the kernel from other thread. Does anyone know if the 2 kernels overvolt the same amount at the higher speeds? I wish they would mention the amount of overvolting is applied.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
I am using the same drivers as coolbho3000 for OC. So voltage scaling will be the same.
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
Anything else in the lab for this? Or are you still waiting for source?
[Xoom Android Development] nzaw4:
whats the server ?

Edit: Never mind, was retarded and did not read it was on freenode :P
[Xoom Android Development] wheeeler:
I'm getting the same wifi error message. Here's what I've done, in the following order:

Push bcm4329.ko and reboot

Flash xoom_ocboot.img and the accompanying bcm4329.ko and reboot

Flash the kernel from this thread and accompanying modules and reboot

Boot into Android, then in Settings>Privacy, I reset to factory defaults

fastboot oem_unlock (already done, but did it again to wipe device)

Reflash the kernel and modules from this thread

Remove /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant and reboot

Replace wpa_supplicant and reboot

What did you do to get rid of that terrifying "Error" message? Without wifi, this thing is crippled. I'm in Germany, so 3G isn't an option for me until I return to the states.
[Xoom Android Development] nswenson:
Be careful regarding which bcm4329.ko you are pushing. The versions are different between the 2 overclock threads. I've tried both kernels and I only had wifi issues if I pushed the wrong version of bcm4329.ko. Push the right version of bcm4329.ko as the last step before adb reboot.
[Xoom Android Development] wheeeler:
I've been keeping everything very well isolated, so each time I've flashed I've pushed the corresponding bcm4329.ko. I just tried flashing Tiamat 1.1.0 and pushed the modules that came with it...no dice. When I go to settings, Wi-Fi will say "Turning On" for a brief moment before changing to "Error." What am I doing wrong?

**Update**

I flashed the stock boot.img and pushed the stock bcm4329.ko, but to no avail. Still no wifi. Maybe this is an issue caused by 3.0.1? I find this hard to believe as there are many who updated without issue. Is there any way to revert to 3.0.0 to test this theory out?
[Xoom Android Development] nzaw4:
BIgrushdog you are Awesome!

Took the leap today, rooted, unlocked and what not.

Installed your kernel and WOW. Zippy as hell.

Anyone noticing a little increase in temp?

The back rear portion of the tablet feels hotter than normal.
[Xoom Android Development] hawkye:
If you are OCing then it should run hotter...
[Xoom Android Development] kjdocs:
set CPU has a widget you can add that tracks temp and cpu speed.
[Xoom Android Development] nswenson:
I have no idea what is going on for you. I've flashed both overclock kernels without issue. Now I've flashed back to stock. Also no issues. I did all of this AFTER the 3.01 update. Maybe you'd better flash the entire stock image which was posted a while back. That way you can be certain that everything is consistent and then start over.
[Xoom Android Development] ghoticov:
I have noticed no battery drain difference at all. It doesn't seem better or worse to me.
[Xoom Android Development] sooner2k1:
I'm not sure about since last update, but this is my first time to install it, and i'm getting battery drain like crazy. I typically use my Xoom for 30 minutes and put it away for hours on stand by, allowing it to be charged for a couple days. Now I can't seem to get more than 24 hours, even on stand bye.
[Xoom Android Development] Sodikop:
Are you using SetCPU or Droid-overclock?

Playing with the different CPU governors might be something to try.

With mine I setup my profiles wrong and it ended up staying over-clocked to 1504 even when the screen was off. That was a major battery drain...
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
Yes I rooted using wifi xoom root which has tiamat 1.3.1 then I install clockworkmod, then I mount USB but always get error of can't mount. Did I do something in the guide?
[Xoom Android Development] Archangel:
If you use setcpu you can set it to slow down to 216 or so when the screen is off and that should save the crap out of your battery. Just set it up in profiles as well as to start on boot up. Other things like live wallpapers, email sync, can use battery too.
[Xoom Android Development] siscim23:
Do you have a microsd card?
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
Yes mircoSd card was already in the slot b4 starting from the unlock process- the microSd card is 8gb FAT32. I do not know any1 had a droid phone. I thought this is easy like jailbreaking but it's not . I try for a week now and I still can't mount USB storage in step #3 of tiamat 1.3.2.

Please tell me if I did a mistake:

1. I unlock. Success

2. I use "Xoom Wifi (MZ604)Root by Xaositek. Success

3. I install ClockworkMod Recovery v3.0.2.5. Success because when I type adb reboot recovery I saw all option

4. I follow "Tiamat xoom 1.3.2 Fantastically---", when I get to step #3 to mount USB storage, I get error.
[Xoom Android Development] validoption:
And you created a folder called

sdcard2

inside of /sdcard

correct?
[Xoom Android Development] siscim23:
Yes you followed the correct steps. I had the exact same problem you have. I formatted the card maybe 5 different ways on my PC and I kept getting that error when trying to mount. I put my card in a friend's android phone and formatted it in the phone, then it worked.
[Xoom Android Development] h11g:
flashing tiamat

guys i need help flashing tiamat 1.3.2

I just rooted my wifi only xoom to 1.3.1 and i've installed clockwork recovery.

I'm not using a sd card btw, is it possible for me to flash 1.3.2 without sd card?

cause i can't seems to be able to see the .zip file of 1.3.2 in clockwork recovery.
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
You need to unzip the files and push them the same way you push 1.3.1.

Sent from my PC36100
[Xoom Android Development] h11g:
So I can't flash it through clockwork recovery?
[Xoom Android Development] lokko21:
You need a SDcard to use CWR, that's the only way CWR will work, but you can ADB push 1.3.2.
[Xoom Android Development] h11g:
Oh I see--- I thought i'll be able to flash this kernel using clockwork recovery via internal storage... thanks for the clarification
[Xoom Android Development] xlGmanlx:
i donated and liked it!
[Xoom Android Development] jgrizz:
I'm trying this now. Thanks.
[Xoom Android Development] jase33:
Just flashed 1.4.0. Quadrant came in at 2257 with govenor at interactive and 2623 at performance.

Update - Mass Storage script works great (as workarounds go).
[Xoom Android Development] ryan562:
Did u run the new script for mass storage as before or after you flashed 1.4?
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
That is sux then since I don't know any with droid phone
[Xoom Android Development] bballer71418:
i just flashed the latest kernel and ran the sript, was able see a storage option from my computer and copied files to the sdcard but when I open up oi file manager my external folder and sdcard2 folder are blank any suggestions?
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11798707&postcount=3

3. Your internal storage is accessed thru "/sdcard" and your external storage is accessed thru "/sdcard/external".

4. Gallery will find media in both storage places!

5. Android will continue to use internal storage as default SD Card Service directory. In other words, when you take a picture, it goes to internal storage.

6. Most importantly, this new kernel has been tested on over a dozen devices. Not a single tester experienced data loss of any kind. That being said, it is a good idea to have a backup of you internal and external memory. Better to be safe that sorry.

7. Known issues: Do to the fact that we do not have Honeycomb source yet, please understand Mass Storage is a bit of a "work-around". Some users have indicated that they have had to reboot their device to see files transfered over Mass Storage. I am looking into this matter and will keep the community updated. It's likely that we may have to use a "unmount" script until I am done with my BRDUSB widget
[Xoom Android Development] jase33:
yep.......
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
maybe I should do like this

mkdir /sdcard/sdcard2 instead of mkdir /data/media/sdcard2. ????
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
If you are on 1.4.0 it should be mkdir /sdcard/external.
[Xoom Android Development] validoption:
Just because I need to be more than sure (I'm pretty sure, but I still need to ask), looking at the old directions for 1.3.1 and before, one would adb push a set of files to the Xoom.

Now, if I want to back up my original kernel, if for some reason Tiamat doesn't play well or something, if I run those same commands but adb pull, before I flash CWM and flash Tiamat 1.4.0, then I will have copied my original kernel to my computer, in case I should ever want to push them back onto my Xoom.

No?
[Xoom Android Development] bishop72:
Sorry if this is a dumb question but what is the difference between just plugging your usb cable to your XOOM and going into the sdcard/external on your pc and running the script for mass storage which shows the same thing?

what is the use of the mass storage? I was thinking maybe you would be able to plug your usb to an external hard drive and drag and drop files from xoom to hard drive and vice versa.

thanks and great work!
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
We have been seeing an error a lot lately, so i want to explain real quick. We couldn't get mounts to work properly in recovery, so we are using busybox to mount /system. This causes a random a status 0 error. If you get this error there are a few things you can try. Easiest is just it run again. If this doesn't work try rebooting recovery. If this still doesn't work try mounting the system and/or sdcard in recovery. Make sure the file is on your external sdcard also.

If you want to save all this trouble grab one of these:

Kernel Manager Free

Kernel Manager Not-Free
[Xoom Android Development] robbiev80:
THANKS! donation sent.
[Xoom Android Development] nzaw4:
+1 i was having (Status 0) Error, tried multiple ways of mounting/unmouting everything in cwm.

Tried Kernel Manager, dl'd the new 1.4 kernel and flashed! Works 100%!

Thanks Brd and Bwc for all your hard work!
[Xoom Android Development] bwcorvus:
Each person prefers one way or the other. BigRushDog is trying to give everyone their cake, and let them eat it also.
[Xoom Android Development] robbiev80:
My quadrant scores are always around the 2250 mark. How do you guys get it to 3000 "out of the box" without overclocking it?
[Xoom Android Development] le_pere_noel:
awesome job again :D, so works perfect, external sdcard works great thks :)

~2400 quadrant
[Xoom Android Development] armychris28210:
you guys are a f****n beast.. thanks for everything
[Xoom Android Development] jawonder:
Thanks OP USB Mass Storage enabled , works flawlessly and my Quad Score is up , 3300 , loving it .
[Xoom Android Development] Nvrenough:
Thank you much op. Quick question mine xoom won't go over 1400 oc on any kernel I've used. Am I just one of the un lucky ones that can't oc to 1504 or am I missing something? I've tried set CPU and droid oc and still the same. As soon as I hit 1504 it freezes. Anything I can try to fix this?

Again thanks for the great work :-) :-) :-)
[Xoom Android Development] cat2115:
Great. I'm now 1.4.0 using Kernel Manager. however i still can't mount usb storage
[Xoom Android Development] ghoticov:
I just flashed 1.4 and everything seems to be working well but my benchmark went from the mid 3000's to about 2700. I ran it three times and it only went up to just a little over 3000. Is this typically?
[Xoom Android Development] kingblind:
still can't get sd card to work.. even tried the android format of the sd card that I have seen in this forum.. what else can I try.. Clockwork recovery installed, new tiamat 1.3.2 and have script up and running.. the problem is I go to start the SD mount.. the busy wheel spins for usb mount, but it doesn't show up.. what else can I try.. I have read all through forum and can't find anything that works.. Please help.
[Xoom Android Development] robbiev80:
Have you tried different cards?
[Xoom Android Development] kingblind:
Trying different cards right now. I'll let you know what I find.. thanks. UPDATE.. tried a 8gb SD (class 6 ) and a 16gb (class 10) both don't work.. do I need any directories on the new SD card itself.. there is conflicting information on the forum. thanks!
[Xoom Android Development] ghoticov:
Well, I spoke too soon. lol I cannot get Mass Storage to work. I am on a 3G version. I flashed 1.4 fine and I see in Root Explore that all my Movies that are on my sdcard are now on "external".

I d/led Scripter and created the script using the directions in the OP. I called mine Mass Storage. I saved it and then clicked run. Here is what I get:

Script complete

Error occurred while running the script

It may or not effect the outcome of the script

Use 'More info' for detail error log

Then I clicked on More Info, here is what it says:

Output information

stdout:

[empty]

stderr:

usage: am [subcommand] [options]

start an Activity: am start [-D] [-W] <INTENT>

-D: enable debugging

-W: wait for launch to complete

What does all this mean? lol
[Xoom Android Development] robbiev80:
Did you copy the command EXACTLY?
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
The new kernel is 1.4.0, not 1.3.2
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
None of which is in my instructions :(
[Xoom Android Development] jase33:
I got the same error first try. I then entered the script command as one line and not two and it worked fine. it looks like this;

" am start -n com.android.systemui/.usb.UsbStorageActivity"