Hello Developers,
Just bought P6200 for month,
First Time using the Honeycomb...
But I hate it now, Cause it's eating lots of RAM,
Can I Flash The T-Mobile Firmware (2.3) on my device??
And why not Developers build some custom ROMS for it... Hate original!!!
I used to using the MIUI on my GS2, and it got at least 4xx ram free...damn!
Thanks.
If you want to brick your device, then go ahead. GTab+ wasn't officially developed with gingerbread.
Gingerbread is optimized for phones. Honeycomb is optimized for tablets.
If you want more free RAM, try the Supercharger script.
Why not flashing the miui rom of the sg2!!!
Kidding aside, you can't flash a rom of a similar device. The P6200 and the t-mobile sgt+ are two different machines inside.
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Is it possible to install a custom ROM on a tablet that is NOT listed on many of the sites listing customs ROMs for cell phones or on the app ROM Manager list? Is there a way to compare a cell phone ROM (native OS?) with a tablet ROM?
Is there a way to install Android 2.2 (Froyo) on a tablet running 2.1 (Eclair) w/out installing a custom ROM?
cBirdR said:
Is it possible to install a custom ROM on a tablet that is NOT listed on many of the sites listing customs ROMs for cell phones or on the app ROM Manager list? Is there a way to compare a cell phone ROM (native OS?) with a tablet ROM?Is there a way to install Android 2.2 (Froyo) on a tablet running 2.1 (Eclair) w/out installing a custom ROM?
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You can't install a cell phone rom on a tablet. If you do.. then something bad will happen. You would probably have to wait for the official froyo update for your tablet since you wouldn't want a custom one. If you did, then you could get froyo the unofficial way. And for the cell phone rom.. you would have to be a developer/hacker to modify it (key mapping, resolution, etc.) and customize it to make it able to run on your tablet.
Ugh. Wished I'd have asked two days ago! Wasted hours stumbling around websites. No hope of an official update for the SmartQ T7.
What do you mean, ..."get Froyo the unofficial way"?
Oh, and thanks for saving me more hours and a bricked tablet.
cBirdR said:
Ugh. Wished I'd have asked two days ago! Wasted hours stumbling around websites. No hope of an official update for the SmartQ T7.
What do you mean, ..."get Froyo the unofficial way"?
Oh, and thanks for saving me more hours and a bricked tablet.
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Glad I helped. Anyways by getting it the unofficial way, is to get a custom built rom from a developer, but the bad news is that your device is not a category around here so no developer would publicly make a custom rom for it here.
Hi all. I've got my O3D coming tomorrow and want to root it and install a different rom but not sure what to go for. I've had a look around and I'm interested in the ThiaiZO3D rom along with the v6 supercharger. I've currently got a hannspree hannspad tablet which I've modded with CWM and custom rom so I'm familiar with android and Modding. My current phone at the moment is the Nokia N900 which I've also modded. Ive also had a play with my mate O3D and loved it which is the reason i bought one. Here's a few questions I would like answering please.
1) what rom is best in terms of reliability, fast and responsive?
2) will installing the tegra software work fine with a custom rom like ThiaiZO3D for example?
3) is the camera mod in the development section worth installing, also is it installed via CWM?
That's all for now.
Thank you very much. Ashley.
I think the Thiai Rom is currently good choise but.i try to test king 3d. He release v2.2 this week and i think its a great alternately to Thiai Rom.
Sorry for bad English
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1) Think ThiaiZ with V6 is the way to go. If you want to have new kernel go for Koala or King. But for me it seems ThiaiZ stock runs smoother.
2) Sorry didn't try
3) Yes and yes. Look the amazing comparison pics in its thread.
I just installed ThiaiZ yesterday and also used the v6 script but cant actually notice any difference. Swiping between screens has a little 'judder' as it scrolls, I haven't actually tried any games but overall performance seems the same.
I haven't had the phone crash yet like I did on the stock ROM; but time will tell.
seems like thaiz rom, is one of the most stable one in this forum since it is stock based. But im not upgrading to 1.5.3 anytime soon, cuz i love my stock browser too much . i think it gets the job done, simple and easy to use. might upgrade if thaiz decided to put the browser in again
Hy,I would like to know more about the android versions and custom roms.
1)Why some devices do not support new versions of Android?
Why is not working as a PC operating system? For example when windows7 appeared most of the PCs could install windows 7.
2) Why is possible using a custom rom like cyanogen to update to a newer version of android although this version is not released by the producer. Ex. install ics on galaxy S.
3) Using a custom ROM can update a device from the first version of Android to the latest one?
Thank you for your help.
Catalin
To answer your questions as best I can...
1. Most phones can support almost any version of android. It all has to do with their chipset.
2. When a custom ROM is created, it is based on a certain version of the OS. It is custom because it is modded by developers to be compatible with different devices.
3. Yes. This is true depending on, again, the device and the developers. For me, I have had many devices that were on froyo 2.2. And would not get an OTA update. Whereas a custom ROM could kick it up to gingerbread 2.3 or ice cream sandwich 4.0.
I hope this helps!
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1. the problem is with your carrier or manufacturer usually. some push updates through fast, others test updates before letting users update. also older phones get forgotten. a new phone will be more likely to get updated than an old one. they want you to buy a new one
2 and 3 what i337 said. i would just add that using a rom bypasses the problem in #1
Also one of the big issues are the drivers. The open source drivers work but don't use the hardware to the fullest. Also non of the OEM related apps and stuff work on AOSP roms. Then you have app compatibility issues with AOSP roms as well.
hello everyone
I have a INTEX envy mid :-
Intex Envy M709MR Android Tablet:
7-inch resistive display @ 800×480 pixels
Amlogic 8726M with Cortex A9 Core 1GHz
ARM Mali-400 graphics with 3D acceleration support
512MB RAM
512MB ROM
8GB internal storage
up to 32GB via microSD
WiFi 802.11 b/g
micro-USB port
mini-HDMI port
Flash 10.1 support
3750mAh battery
Android 2.2 Froyo
I need to root this tablet. pls help me
i have already used universal androot and super one click root but in both the ways i couldnt root. Observations-They hang.
i want to root it so that i can install cyanogen mod 7 or 6
this tablet dosent support the ota(over the air) updates.
ok now u might be thinking that im crazy but can anyone pls explain me that what the hell is cyanogen mod, clockwork mod, and rom and that odin or whatever
Thanks for the help
i will soon be posting images of the firmware and kernel version and everything else
i have a strong feeling that my tab has a nand lock too. im not sure but still.
my tab does not hav a market app.
pls help me cause im just a 14 yrs old kid begging for help.
all post are appreciated
Have u tryed using z4root.apk it has rageagainst the machine exploit, it 'might" be able to root your tablet give it a shot =]
Intex envy
I am looking for the original rom of Intex ENVY IT-M709MR in form of update.zip.
thanks for help.
Cyanogen mod is another version of the android operating system. Basicly they take the normal Android OS, and some fun skins and tweaks to improve pr change system performance, and release it out for most Android devices. Because hardware can be very different for each device, not everything is going to be universile. Cyanogen is a great way to get rid of anoing bloat ware put in by manufactures and providers. I started using CM7 for my Samsung Captivate because I was tired of AT&T apps deciding they needed to start running on their own.
Clockwork mod is a bootloader (and a few otherthings) that can help you backup your device, restore it, and flash on new mods and roms. There are other types out there as well; I use an old clockwork mod on my Captivate, but I use Burrito for my Kindle Fire.
Odin is supposed to help you return to stock settings, like you just walked out of the store with it, before doing all those evil things like trying to get rid of apps you don't want and will never use.
As for how to get those on your device, I don't know, I haven't used one before. But good luck.
Also, please don't open new threads when you are working on the same problem / upgrade
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1464036
Try z4mod
I also have it and used z4mod to root it..
intex envy
i also own this device and want to root n upgrade it.
currently using galaxy pocket with remix rom. and also want cm in my intex....
so i also need a good tutorial...
Hello guys
I am new to this forum, though I have some experience in its contents
I was wondering, what would happen if I became adventurous and flashed i9100 ROM for i9003? I noticed that most of custom firmwares; especially the ICS ones of MIUI (v4) and CM (CM9), continually support the i9100 model. I just wonder would the drivers get conflicts, as i9100 has Exynos CPU, which is different from i9003?
If someone tried, please share the results.
Thank you.
the only thing that would happen is that your phone will become unusable completely...
The i9003 and i9100 are two totally separate devices with separate hardware inside. The i9100 has an Exynos CPU, i9003 has an TI Omap. The i9100 has a Mali 400, i9003 have a PowerVR 530. Don't be adventurous by flashing an S2 or any other rom on the i9003 except ones made for it. It's a pretty general rule: DON'T flash other devices roms onto your phone, you'll end up with a fancy paperweight
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Hello guys
I am new to this forum, though I have some experience in its contents
I was wondering, what would happen if I became adventurous and flashed i9100 ROM for i9003? I noticed that most of custom firmwares; especially the ICS ones of MIUI (v4) and CM (CM9), continually support the i9100 model. I just wonder would the drivers get conflicts, as i9100 has Exynos CPU, which is different from i9003?
If someone tried, please share the results.
Thank you.
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Well, If you do that, Your phone would magically turn into an expensive paper-weight.
Just, Dont flash ANYTHING you find outside the I9003 section on your SL.
tweetatoo said:
Hello guys
I am new to this forum, though I have some experience in its contents
I was wondering, what would happen if I became adventurous and flashed i9100 ROM for i9003? I noticed that most of custom firmwares; especially the ICS ones of MIUI (v4) and CM (CM9), continually support the i9100 model. I just wonder would the drivers get conflicts, as i9100 has Exynos CPU, which is different from i9003?
If someone tried, please share the results.
Thank you.
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Don't flash any not 9003 rom
If you do that,
Good bye your phone
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Ooh .. I see that!
Thank you guys for your replies .. I was about to flash one, but canceled after seeing your replies