ROM Manager and CM7 - Stable and Available
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mikeinrichmond
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- Mar 24, 2011
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No, it's the update-cm 7.0.0 that you want, it's labeled 'stable' the others are 'nightly' versions...
Here's the md5 : 8dd813d7955352a8578125415cfaee47
I must say, thus far... this is probably the best rom I've seen on the gtab... a little odd dealing directly with the sdcard verses internal memory again... i was just getting accustom to working with it set up the other way, lol ... this will be a lot easier in the long run though...
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elf310
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Installed Clockwork recovery and CM7 from rom manager, the only problem is that you still have to press the volume + key to get into recovery, otherwise no problems installing from rom manager, and running along nice and smooth, love the tablet mods put into CM7. The only thing i've done to alter the rom so far is install vtl launcher instead of adw and place the notification bar on the bottom. Quandrant score of 2035
- Sep 24, 2010
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Too funny, I don't have any issues with navigation, in fact it is working better than I ever had it before. Guess it is always something.
EDIT -- So, I was looking through other things on my tablet and realized that I had the language setting set to MD-English (Not sure why...). Once I changed this to US-English Amazon MP3 Market started working.
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EDIT -- So, I was looking through other things on my tablet and realized that I had the language setting set to MD-English (Not sure why...). Once I changed this to US-English Amazon MP3 Market started working.
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Flashed last night - no issues so far. Works great. Did the mod to the vold.fstab, and it works to the extent of allowing me to see the internal card when doing a USB connection, however, won't load the external card now, sigh. Understood now this is an issue with Gingerbread roms.
Landshark
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stupid question:
assuming ROM Manager install (Method 1) isn't working, and using Method 2 ......
"Second Method (via Recovery)
do you need to have an SD card to do this? it won't work placing the files on the internal storage? (i don't have a SD card for the gtab yet ......)
thanks for any help.
assuming ROM Manager install (Method 1) isn't working, and using Method 2 ......
"Second Method (via Recovery)
- Download the latest version of CyanogenMod. Optional: Download the Google Apps for the device.
- Place the CyanogenMod update.zip file on the root of the SD card. Optional: Place the Google Apps .zip on the root of the SD card also"
do you need to have an SD card to do this? it won't work placing the files on the internal storage? (i don't have a SD card for the gtab yet ......)
thanks for any help.
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yeah.. it'll allow you to do it via the internal storage.... BUT keep in mind this rom realocates the intenal "sdcard" as a emmc partition.. and the real sdcard as what it is... so if you flash form this rom you'll have to have an sdcard... any files you have on the internal sd can be copied over to the sdcard after you get the rom set up... i had to pull in all my backups from clockwork to the sd
- Sep 24, 2010
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hmm---have you gotten it to boot past it yet? I know that occasionally this can take 5 mins on a reboot after a flash, is this the FIRST time since the flash?
