Use AwesomeDrop installed on TAB and you can transfer files from PC over

http://labs.dashwire.com/drop/android

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Added on February 23, 2011, 8:19 pmYES. You need to unsign bootloader first using Chainfire patch first, Just download the app , launch it - it will check your firmware and just select patch it - very fast few seconds will do it

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 23 2011, 08:20 PM

Great. Infact i highly recommend this upgrade so we can maximize the Tab potential

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Added on February 23, 2011, 10:14 pmIs this available?. You must sign up as subscriber to access . It is us29.95 per month

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 23 2011, 10:14 PM

Has been testing out the past 2 hours on Cyanogen CM7 beta Gingerbread :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=931857

Use Odin 1.7 to flash it. Since I was last on ext4 FS, I have to reflash back to RFS fs first ( I flash JMI ) and the recommended modem from JK5. Recommended must use Heimdall to flash but I use Odin 1.7 instead.
The whole process just took 3 minutes.

The final specs :
Android ver 2.3.2
Baseband : P1000XXJK5
Build number : GRH78C
Mod version : CyanogenMod-7-BETA0

Immediate impressions : Fast, extremely fast. Modaco R1 n Overcome 1.1.3 on EXT4 loses out in most areas.. Cyanogen is well known for his slick, smooth , speedy roms and is indeed proven even though is still in beta. So far all the important things work - WiFi, GPS, 3G except Camera. I do however miss the original full featured pulldown notification screen. THe one on this rom is more basic. I replace it with Quick Settings which has more and a better graphical display.
Will be installing more apps to test out. Reported still minor bugs by users - will assess it

Anyone using this rom, please share your experience too

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 24 2011, 02:21 AM

This is experimental rom. Not for user who depends on tab daily as it is not a full working version yet. Not recommended yet if you need to do all your stuffs on it

YES definitely. klwong99 is using the same kernel . Make sure you do a nandroid backup from recovery first in case you don't like it - you can just use recovery to restore back to the last default status

First did you see the youtube video tutorial ?? What browser are you using - make sure is compatible with HTML5 : safari, Firefox or Chrome

The set-up process is easy. Visit http://labs.dashwire.com on a desktop and enter the displayed code on your phone. Then simply drag-and-drop files into the box. Awesome Drop will then download the files automatically. Again, maybe not the best solution for transferring whole albums, though it is possible, but it’s perfect for quick transfers.




You can refer to this tutorial here very well written and simple.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/08/13/ap...m-any-computer/

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Added on February 24, 2011, 11:03 amJust an update to my test on CyanogenMOd Gingerbread CM7 beta :

Unlike the default Samsung system, the SD cards are mounted differently . In any file explorer or MyFiles I noted the internal SD card and external cards are mounted separately as :

- internal sdcard is mounted as /mnt/emmc (embedded mmc)
- external is mounted in normal /mnt/sdcard

Apparently this is Gingerbread feature - as such one of my apps ( Newsroom ) was unable to detect the external card for backup and restore.
Noted quite few other apps ( eg browser bookmarks backup, SMS backup, notes backup etc ) now backup data directly to ext card instead of internal card. In a way this is good so if one ever flash new rom no need to worry about internal SD card being wipeout

All video players ( default, Mplayer, Rockplayer, VPlayer ) cannot work - hear sound , no image

Tab cannot be charged switched off. If I charge it when it is off - it will auto reboot into ON position

Overall the performance of this rom is very good. I look forward to the camera n video being solved hopefully within the next week

So now time to go back to my Modaco R1





This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 24 2011, 11:03 AM

The rom is being updated regularly 6 updates since 28 Jan. His last update was 17 Feb. His rom name remain unchange at CM7 beta , so quite misleading

Wow you must be a high tech guy wishing to do this way: Google for these - need to use FTP. Sorry I can only write briefly here

TAB : Install SwiFTP FTP server download from market - need WIFI to work. Launch app and just follow to set it
PC : Install FTP client if you do not have - try FileZilla opensource client. Launch it and connect to server listed in the TAB

If you done successfully please update here so I can update FAQ

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Added on February 24, 2011, 12:27 pmSure ! Use RockPlayer but be aware of FAT32 file size limitation only up to 4GB

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 24 2011, 12:27 PM

On the TAb , key in your user and a password ( up to you ) - the rest just leave it blank or default
After you have key in this, you will see another screen - READ the 2nd tab ( Instructions ) . There is a website - go there and ask for help if you still have issue. Actually it is straightforward setup
I don't see any HOST ?? in the app. Did you dl the right app ?

For PC side - you can use any FTP client ; FTP works both ways. If you are not familiar with FTP, google and do some reading up before you start

Actually why would you want to stream - so leceh and is slow ??? Why don't you just copy it directly to the ext SD card using a cardreader or just connect TAB to PC using usb cable ( select mass storage ) and just copy the files over

Yes, some users reported this problem. Seems you can control this by changing the voltage - I don't know how to do this. Anyone can advise ??

For me it is a case of very slow charging. Anyway I have taken off this OC kernel as really uncomfortable seeing the battery temperature hovering at 35 to 40 while in use when I am so used to 28 to 35 max

Since rooted, just use Titanium Backup. Nandroid backup only if :

1. Change rom to , say JMI , flash Chainfire CFRoot recovery - you now have recovery installed - can do nandroid and restore . Restore back apps/data from TB
Personally I do not like restore from TB as someties it creates some instability and force closures. When I flash new rom. I prefer to reinstall apps back manually and only use TB to restore back some data eg mail accounts, SMS.
With this method you now create another working rom with all your data which is very good

2. Change kernel to R3 and convert to EXT4 : Your data intact and recovery installed
Flash any EXT4 rom, eg Overcome or Modaco R! - you lose all your data

So you figure out yourself what you wish to do and to what lengths you wish to change

How to chsnge this voltage figures

Thanks guys for the voltage tip. Didn't notice this option

When you do the kernel and ext4 change a backup of your data based on rfs is kept in ext sdcard. If you select to restore this file you get back your original rom n data n revert back to rfs. This backup meant ad a rescue file incsse anything goes wrong or you wish to go back to rfs

Where did you buy your set?
if compatible with your region telco when you connect it will auto prompt you to upgrade if any available

Why not try say rotohammer it is very much better than stock rom. Samsung apps acesss is even more
you will not regret. Infact you will be asking why never get it done earlier

You can check www.samfirmware.com for latest official versions for your regionyou can download snd flash this yourself. Samsung takes very long to allow update firmware thro kies dunno why?

This is not new and being announce will be available at least 3 months ago
i seriously doubt it will ever get into production
micmicking the ipad cck which ends up a failure. I regretted getting it for my ipad.
Even the new tab samsung did not provide another usb for flash drive possibly similar to apple to make it inconvenient for users to share files. And working with google the push is towards cloud services and uses of such traditional file transfers i believe will be much reduced

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Added on February 25, 2011, 9:17 amOpen comand prompt at pc
change directory to where you have your fastboot and adb files
just type in the commands

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 25 2011, 09:17 AM

Just curious based on your nick, are you the same peterscm from the early days of klang valley user group?
If so we have met before if i recall at least 3 times during those meetups at pj. Those days we were crazy over palm and the early pocket pcs

I have used both ipad and galaxy tab. Seriously for management purpose the ideal choice is the TAB. I been in top maangement for past 15 years and I do know what management should do with a tablet and what are the requirements. I am sure your managers do not wish to lug around a heavy tablet unless they plan to play games while in transit at airport or during board meeting !!! LOL! For ipad be prepare spend another US$17 for quickoffice or docs to go or US$30 for the iwork package as ipad do not supplied office suite software

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 25 2011, 07:48 PM

I think your sensor file is corrupted - why don't you try to replace it . Us the one provided by richardtrip in his kernel thread - post #1 : he has a link
Use root explorer , browse to : system/lib/hw. Select RW mode at the top small dialogue box. Copy a backup of the file first before you overwrite it. It is a standard default sensor file in all android phones

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 26 2011, 01:32 AM

There is absolutely NO harm to replace it

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Added on February 26, 2011, 9:54 amImmediately noticed that there is a builtin option to overclock the kernel. Can select OC speeds up to 1200 or 1400 Mhz
I upgraded it using recovery on top of a previously backup version 1.1.3

Noted another point : his rom now also allows one those with default RFS FS converted to EXT4 FS format at same time.

This post has been edited by benny888: Feb 26 2011, 10:10 AM