yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Android Development] Calkulin:
G-Tab Series

Based on rooted 2.2 / FRF91 - TnT 3991

ROM includes:

Tweaked stock TnT #16 kernel

GApps

LauncherPro

AOSP Keyboard

EStrongs File Explorer

Facebook

Quickboot

Busybox

and a couple more

(Removed apps are in the sdcard/Removed_Apps folder)

MODs included:

Tweaked system(Very FAST)

Reduced auto-brightness range for better battery life

Removed USB Debug notification

Colored notification icons

Tweaked internal storage & SD card read speeds

Annoying ads in programs are blocked

Rotation fix

System has also been de-odex'd, apk's have been optimized & aligned

Notes about Battery Saver script

Can be used with stock or custom kernels

It completely eliminates the need for SetCPU or Overclock Widget

Easily customizable if you use a text editor(scripts located in /system/etc/init.d)

It will set Max/Min CPU speed to 216MHz when a sleep

If SetCPU or Overclock Widget are detected, the script is ignored, so it will not affect them

Preset profiles are:

1.2GHz(when OC kernel is available) - 100-90%

1.0GHz - 89-51%

912MHz - 50-16%

816MHz - 15-0%

v1.1

Switched to a tweaked stock TnT #16 kernel

Tweaked Battery Saver script

Tweaked a couple misc files

Fixed Flash Player to work with Hulu

Important Notes - Due to how this ROM is setup, a wipe is recommended BEFORE flashing (I recommend using my Format ALL zip attached)

Be sure to do a backup before flashing

and read the change log

G-Tab ROM (v1.1) - Mirror

All ROM versions
[G Tablet Android Development] Calkulin:
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[G Tablet Android Development] Alpha06:
Awesome man :D
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
Nice...going to give this a try later tonight...been waiting for your release :-) Glad to see you've come over to the gTab...love all of your prior work and I'm sure I'll love your gTab work. Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
Just a quick question...since this is based on 3991, it's probably not going to need the TNT enhancement pack since VS incorporated most XDA gTab fixes in that release, right? Just a curiosity thing...I wasn't planning on installing it at first, but maybe later down the road to test...thanks for everything you do :-)
[G Tablet Android Development] Mantara:
Download complete. I hope you enjoy the beer, I know I will be when I sit down with a cold one tonight and give your handywork a runthrough. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
Wow, this rom sure looks tweaked. Ill try it for a while and see the benchmark and other things. XD

If mac address spoof is abled, it might be my new best rom. Tnx for all the work.
[G Tablet Android Development] rickyt63:
D/L right now ... Will install when off work :)

Thanks Calkulin
[G Tablet Android Development] Pazzu510:
incredible rom. Very fast and also good looking. 2250 of benchmark which is very good.
[G Tablet Android Development] olddocwhite:
Thanks Calkulin! Downloading and trying it now.
[G Tablet Android Development] manfly9884:
Downloading now.
[G Tablet Android Development] pqrs:
so is it pretty? lol..:D
[G Tablet Android Development] sixshooterz:
WOOHOO!!!

Glad to see you're developing ROMs for gTab!!

I love your work on the EVO!

Your Format All pkg makes my life soooo much easier!!

Will report back ASAP.

Thanks!

EDIT: Can't download, invalid file on Mediafire and same on Mega Upload???
[G Tablet Android Development] t0ny0:
Its a good rom, but titanium is not working with it, keeps fc.

There is a bug with the contacts also, it has some white lines under sme of them, if not most.
[G Tablet Android Development] clemsyn:
Calkulin from EVO? This has to be good :) Makes me want to try my luck on another Gtab.
[G Tablet Android Development] Rumbleweed:
Download sites show no files available?
[G Tablet Android Development] pastordion:
can not down load

can not down load
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
Well, aside from it powering down when I put it in sleep mode about an hour ago, very nice ROM...it's extremely responsive, snappy, and I love the boot animation, although it's kinda decieving, lol. You have a sort of honeycomb looking boot animation and even though I knew it wasn't honeycomb I started getting excited, lol. Great ROM yet again calkulin. Thanks :-)
[G Tablet Android Development] sixshooterz:
Just click the All ROM Versions link and download from there.. or click here.
[G Tablet Android Development] Prof-KOS:
Also not working now.:(
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
Somebody???
[G Tablet Android Development] flipovich:
I see English (US), English (UK), Spanish, and French...Sorry, but it doesn't appear to have them by default.
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
It is very sad :(
[G Tablet Android Development] iondokk:
I personally cannot answer this, but give it more than ten minutes and someone will help you... your in Caulk's world:)
[G Tablet Android Development] iondokk:
Well all rooted and Clockworked up running Caulks ROM and so far only issue I can find is sleep of death...

I am sure I will figure it out this morning!
[G Tablet Android Development] luigic81:
Thanks,but it wont let me go higher than 912, infact I can't move the sliders at all...?

will setcpu prevent the sleep of death well?

Edit NM,it just fixed itself and went to 1000 lol
[G Tablet Android Development] sonkey:
Hello All,

Ive tried this Rom to no avail. I am on TnT lite 4.2.5 and wanted to try this. Thing is once I get it to load up, If I try and touch any soft or hard home buttons, back button, menu button, it flashes black and stays on the same screen like the buttons don't know what to do. Very strange. it also does the same when trying to type something.

I didn't do the format all things but did do a wipe data/cache before

Also, How do I run the format all utility and will it delete everything off my card?

Has anyone had my issue?

Thanks, Rob
[G Tablet Android Development] bologdl:
I just installed ClemsynFroyo3.23.11 ver5 just released today and it appears to have fixed my sleep issue with this ROM. I need to continue to play with it but so far so good. Thanks Clemsyn !
[G Tablet Android Development] elrui:
Installed this last night with Clemsyn's ver 5 and I have no sleep of death issues and blazing quadrant speeds of 2500+ so nice.
[G Tablet Android Development] festivus:
Are you running anything else that would result in such high quadrant scores? I usually only see around 1850 on the same configuration, although I did get 2400 or so one time. Not only that, I typically don't even get a score since quadrant will return an error.
[G Tablet Android Development] iondokk:
You just flash from recovery just like a Rom... It will wipe everything ( dalvic cache, and cache it may do a factory restore) but it will clean up traces of old ROM's so you don't have issues such as you are describing...although it does not clear your data from sd...
[G Tablet Android Development] iondokk:
Tried this on mine and g went into crazy mode after about two hours... not sure what happened but I was deleting emails and everything around me started force closing... I shut down and restarted g went into bootloop...so I did a partition of SD card and full factory wipe and viola back to stock.... only thing I forgot to do was put on busy box which who knows maybe something got in through email...

Here we go again flash flash flash...
[G Tablet Android Development] Jesse6749:
I have been using Clemsyn's 3-20-11 kernel and that kernel solved the sleep issue for me. I have left my tablet sleeping overnight the last 2 days and it wakes right up now :D:p

But I have been running this rom for almost 2 weeks and it is the best rom I have used for my G-Tablet :D :D :D
[G Tablet Android Development] iondokk:
I m hoping there was a glitch in something I did cause I reloaded again same thing, only flashed ROM and before rebooting flashed Clemsyn's 3/23. Kernel so far it seems to be very responsive and 0. Lags which is really all I wanted to see... which this ROM even as it comes works very well I just seem to to like messing with Kernels...today is a new day should be fine now.
[G Tablet Android Development] jccrumpler:
i have no issues with this ROM, Best on the Forum!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
I upgraded from TNT 4.2.5. Ran Format All then installed rom 1.1 and clemsynfroyo3.23.11ver5. So far everything is running great! Quadrant is 2496.
[G Tablet Android Development] fugazzi69:
I have the same problem, anyone else have this and able to help?
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
There wasn't any need to go back to the earlier rom.

Try running the format all script on page 1 to wipe, then install this rom.
[G Tablet Android Development] sonkey:
Got this ROM running finally with help from the posts here. It is awesome to say the least. Very fast and very stable.

Thanks.. Rob
[G Tablet Android Development] sudermatt:
I haven't read thru the whole thread....but anybody who's been in the custom ROM game knows Culkulin....he as a shining star in the D1 days. I will definitely be dropping this ROM once I get my woo-Tab

Cully....it makes me very very happy to see you in here.

OMGoodness.....I just realized it was the TP2 days....WOW...that was like 4 devices ago for me....

*huggs*
[G Tablet Android Development] Jesse6749:
So far with Clemsyn's 3/20/11 kernel I am averaging a Quadrant score of 2986 and nenamark score of 46.5 fps :D:D:D. Maybe I will give the 3/23/11 kernel a try too :D.
[G Tablet Android Development] markmac:
How stable?

been reading a lot of positive on this ROM. so my biggest question is how stable is it? I am running stock 3588 with enhancement pack. I have tried TNT light and Vegan, but dropped both because of little quirks. I was on vegan the longest and have been thinking of going back to it.
[G Tablet Android Development] Jesse6749:
I am going on 2 weeks running this rom and so far it has been the fastest and most stable rom I have run on my G-Tablet :D.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
This is a great rom overall.

I am wondering if perhaps for 1.2 the g-sensor hack (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=892036 and http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=892345) could be incorporated or added as an option to fix those pesky apps with backwards g-sensors.

I posted this over in the TNT lite rom thread originally:

EDIT: Is it perhaps jsut as simple as copying those files over, maybe I will try it and see... At first I thought he was saying to repackage the ROM or something.
[G Tablet Android Development] dmm5157:
Well, I finally found something annoying with this ROM (and TNT for that matter). My work wifi network is 802.1X EAP, and works fine with Vegan. I'd been using that for so long I forgot about being able to log on while at work.

I guess the somewhat good thing is that I was able to flash the stock settings and connect, but doing that breaks a lot of widgets and settings availability.

Has there been any progress on this issue, other than the settings change ZIP for TNT? This is the only sore spot for me right now with this ROM. Everything else is amazing!
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
You can flash stock setting to connect at work then reflash TnT settings after...

Just a thought.
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
Somebody make, please, demo video of this Rom. PLEASE!
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
What are you looking to see in a demo?
[G Tablet Android Development] dmm5157:
Yep, that's what I did and it seems to be working fine. Still, not an ideal work-around, but it's much better than not having wifi when I'm at work.
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
ramerco

Speed of loading, bootlogo, appearance, speed of work, work of appendices: market, flash video on youtube, games (samurai 2), speed in tests - quandrant scores.
[G Tablet Android Development] althehokie:
I've found a viable, easy workaround for this. Get the free app "WiFi Advanced Configuration Editor". Make sure you've added your SSID through the regular settings in the ROM (you don't need to revert back to stock settings). It'll populate within the WiFi Advanced Configuration Editor app. Within the app, you can make the necessary wi-fi adjustments for EAP, etc.
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
For noob's and new thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1008060
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
People have posted many quadrant scores. (I am seeing 2500+ with clem v6 kernel)

Boot speed, who cares, I use sleep mode.

Boot logos are stock, but again, doesn't matter much b/c rarely reboot.

I don't have Samurai 2, as I can't seem to buy it (it doesn't show up in market).

Dungeon defenders runs quite nicely though.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
You do anything special to get a 2986?
[G Tablet Android Development] asteinac:
Is there a way/hack to force USB mouse support with this rom? No luck here getting any of my mice to work. Thanks.
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
And appearance? How the ROM looks? Somebody can will make video on phone?
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
Has anyone tried using Skype with this build? For me, skype installs and runs fine except the mic appears disabled. The mic otheriwse works in other apps such as voice recorder.
[G Tablet Android Development] smakcc:
How do you lock the screen i.e use the DOTS to pasword lock using this rom?
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
The rom looks just like any Froyo rom. The only notable difference is that it comes with launcher pro already installed.
[G Tablet Android Development] dmm5157:
Thanks for the tip! I'll try it out now to see how it works.

As for a video request for this ROM, I can do one after work if no one else has by them. For whatever reason, however, Quadrant is not working for me so I won't be able to post that score. I have quite a few games, including Samarai and Angry Birds Rio that run very well on here. May have to re-try Monster Madness on this ROM as well, as it wasn't working for me on Vegan.
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
Thanks in advance!
[G Tablet Android Development] punchemcface:
If you have a gtab and wireless internet access, there's really no reason you shouldn't try this rom.
[G Tablet Android Development] dmm5157:
I agree. It's easily the fastest ROM I've used on my G Tablet that I didn't have constant trouble with (Vegan Experimental might have been close to as fast, but I could never get it to run without tons of problems).

Make a back-up, flash this ROM (and I'd recommend one on of Clemsyn's new kernels to fix the "sleep death" problem), and give it a whirl. It'd probably take about as long to do that as it would to watch a video on this ROM.

Looks wise, it looks pretty much like TNT, but with a Gingerbread boot up screen.

I'll still make a short video today after work, but this ROM is for real. As much as I loved Vegan, this ROM is finally making my G Tablet as quick as I dreamed it would be.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
Yeah, i cant seem to get the mic enabled in Skype either.. Not sure why.
[G Tablet Android Development] sudermatt:
agree...I don't even have a Gtab...but Cully ALWAYS had the cleanest, most solid, fastest ROMs.

I'm shocked SHOCKED :eek: He's not stickied like all the other roms. It's a shame.

This might sound like I know the guy or something...for all I know it's a girl...I just remember him from my phone days and his ROMs rocked the house. I make this post to help people out in the community.
[G Tablet Android Development] dony71:
i try tntlite, vegan, adam, vegan ginger and at last calkulin

i fall in love at first try with this rom

it's blazing fast and problem free

you're missing something if not trying this rom

thank's calkulin
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
Still I wait for video :)
[G Tablet Android Development] poopymt3g:
switched from twotapsx and so far this rom is smoking fast! why is this thread not stickied?
[G Tablet Android Development] crutzulee:
I am not one to hop from rom to rom. I currently run Vegan 5.1.1 and have been happy with it's feature set. From what i have read, all the other roms have tradeoffs in comparison so I have not been tempted to change until now.

I have been reading this thread since the begining and the feature set on the first page has me interested.... however we now have 23 pages of people saying that Calkulin is the man and that this is a great rom without any video or specific ways in which this is better than Vegan 5.1.1.

I know..I know. I should just flash and see for myself... but I suck and I want someone to give me a REALLY GOOD reason. Can someone who has specifically tried both of these roms tell me why Calkulin's is better than Vegantab 5.1.1?
[G Tablet Android Development] dmm5157:
Here's a brief list, from a person who has pretty much used Vegan since Day 1 and loved it.

1. This ROM is friggin fast. I mean REALLY fast. Everything opens so much faster and moves faster than Vegan, it's almost embarrassing.

2. The interface feels much more taylored to tablets than Vegan (very similar to TNT). If you don't like TNT, you probably won't like this one, but I'd say give it a fair shot.

3. Web browsing is SIGNIFICANTLY faster on this ROM than Vegan. I switched back and forth the past couple of days (most because I didn't know about that trick to get 802.1x EAP wifi to work with this ROM) and it's stunning how much faster it truly is.

I am still working on that video. Did a short video with my iPod touch and just had it error out during an update when I plugged it into my comuter. Having to do a restore and it's taken over an hour to do so.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
when I first got a gtab a week ago I flashed gadam first BC I was curious about eden. then I went to this rom BC I actually like the stock home screen (which is available in this rom as an option). then I tried vegan and tntlite to see if I was missing anything. web browsing, app loading, and the interface in general feel just a bit sluggish on everything else by comparison now. I think that's the best explanation I can give.
[G Tablet Android Development] nsmartinez79:
I will be receiving my g tab in the mail tomorrow. I have an evo and am very familiar with flashing roms. My question is this, is this the rom that I should start with? It seems like everyone is leaning toward this one. Another question I have and I will apologize in advance if this is the wrong place for this question but how or better yet, can I transfer all my apps from my evo on to my gtab?
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
You can transfer your apps with titanium backup from the market. Just save your user apps and then copybackup to the gtablet and restore them with titanium.
[G Tablet Android Development] poopymt3g:
To be honest in the time it takes to make a video and upload it you could flash the rom and see for yourself
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
We will wait. Thanks once again :)
[G Tablet Android Development] g0t0:
Without further waiting... here is my quik vid on the 2nd reboot of this build. I did a full data, cache, dalv, and batt wipe before and after I installed the ROM prior to the first boot up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbJas-wc9gY

Here is my quick take on the 15min I spent with it:

1) NOO sluggishness on the first boot up! And I love the splash screen intro!

2) Picture takes are slow but normal to others (gADAM is real quik)

3) Samurai 2 and Air battle runs really smooth, like other builds I'ved used that would actually run it.

4) video playing was great also, very little lag, but I was jumping around in the player so that might have an effect.

5) Has issue on sleep for me. End up rebooting. No Prob tho, its SOO dang quik to boot up!

6) won't let me use SlideIT as my primary keyboard, anyone know how to fix that?

I've done 5 different builds and each time I've always went back to VEGan 5.1.1. It's solid, stable and reliable. Until now. This is my new home and just got done CWmod a backup for me! The hype is worth it. GREAT BUILD!!

REMEMBER!- this is only after 15min of playing with it. there might be other issues with it. I am only commenting and videoing what matters to me most. Games and videos!.....and a little reading every now and then. :D
[G Tablet Android Development] dony71:
Additional tip:

Installl clemsyn latest kernel with this rom, will solves sleep issue also get extra feature such as cifs support

Install chenglu data2loop performance pack, you will get ~3300. score running quadrant
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
Can you post a link?
[G Tablet Android Development] absorbers:
I got it chenglu data2loop performance pack: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=902426
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
Has anyone gotten hulu to work with this rom? It says on the first page that it should work but video isn't playing for me.
[G Tablet Android Development] punchemcface:
I don't use hulu, but I'm pretty sure as long as you don't replace the flash apk that comes with this rom, it should work in the stock browser.

Also, I'm in agreement with those above me that said this should be a sticky. This rom is what should have been available out of the box. Incredibly fast and rock solid stable. Everyone should at least try this out.
[G Tablet Android Development] reisa:
Totally agree -- I'm coming from Tap'n'Tap Lite, and loving this ROM. I'm still following TnT as it was the first, best ROM at the time -- but this takes all the best of it TnTL and refines it. The system simply runs faster, without quirks, etc. Quadrant FC's on me on this one, but the "seat of my pants" tells me it's outperforming the others.
[G Tablet Android Development] dmm5157:
Thanks for posting the video. I went through hell from the past day trying to recover my iPod touch. Lost all my apps and the video I shot I can't edit on there now. Very odd.

In any case, it's mentioned in this thread but to add additional keyboards in this ROM (much like TNT), you can use Root Explorer and navigate to the data folder, then copy the APK of the keyboards you want.

Then navigate back to the main directory, then system/app . Click on MOUNT R/W up at the top (gray button) and then paste each APK in this folder (then click to mount R/O).

Again, there are additional instructions throughout this thread, these are what I've used. The other thing you can do is flash the STOCK SETTINGS zip to get the stock settings, installa and select your keyboards, then flash the REVERT SETTINGS zip. I think the zip files are in one of the TNT ROM threads.
[G Tablet Android Development] dmm5157:
Did you have your G Tablet in portrait (hold vertically) when you ran Quadrant? It force closes if you have it in landscape for me with this ROM.

My quadrant scores came out lower than with Vegan and other ROMs, but those scores do not reflect how fast this ROM is.
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
Best quadrant score yet was had with this rom ... 2500+ with its stock kernel
[G Tablet Android Development] reisa:
Quadrant Scores

Thanks for the tip! I tried again holding the tablet in portrait, and had no problem. Score came back 2214, which is slightly higher than on TnTL with stock kernel. I'm running the Clemsyn kernel on this one, though -- without any SetCPU adjustments.
[G Tablet Android Development] Synman:
Don't even bother installing setcpu with this rom.
[G Tablet Android Development] dschach:
Hulu works. It was my mistake. I inadvertently updated the flash player.
[G Tablet Android Development] mvaughn12:
Is anyone having and issue with moving apps to SD card? I get the message Unable to launch application window. I love this rom but the app to sd doesnt seem to work Ive tried installing different apps to sd programs and none of them work, any suggestions???
[G Tablet Android Development] reisa:
Critical Multiple FC's

ROM was running great for 2 days -- then suddenly started having FC's on ADW Launcher EX. I tried rebooting, only to find that EVERYTHING has started FCing after the boot animation finishes. It won't do anything.

I'm going to reinstall now the ROM now, as I haven't done much to it since the original install. But does any one have any idea what the cause might be?