Reckon the combo of comment and sig' is a classic for for a t-shirt...
thanks a lot for google is your friend so google dont solve my prob.
i added one account, but cant add two btw
this will be AWESOME THANKS for help
@DaveHodgson, I have numerous signatures.. One for each device. I'm just tired of everyone asking simple questions that a google search would answer in one click.
Read the entire thread, you might just learn something.
Sent from another iPhone4s..
Than may I extend my apologies, as I thought you were trying to be funny. I thought I was the only one who built the ROM from the OP's sources besides the OP.. Good stuff, hopefully we can get this ROM to 100% functionality as these tablets deserve it.
My regards Dave
Sent from another Galaxy...
Nexus..
I try as best I can, it helps me stay sharp.. I for 1 want to see this rom completed as the stock Samsung ROM that shipped with the device is the worst.. It is a disgrace to the "hardware".. I am new to android, and have been getting myself up to speed and don't mind helping, but if I can search why can't the next man/woman.? Lol..
But seriously if you are building another ICS based ROM Id like to take a look @ it.
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I try as best I can, it helps me stay sharp..
But seriously if you are building another ICS based ROM Id like to take a look @ it.
Sent from another iPhone4s..
If you mean the math paper/tables that is on there, I agree fully, that stuff is scary .
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Hopefully we get some sources soon (the ICS rollout should be starting soon in canada
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Hopefully, I'm worried that the kernel module might not be the issue for WiFi -- if so, then I have figure out why the wpa_supplicant driver isn't working properly for our tablet and fix it.
Hopefully, I'm worried that the kernel module might not be the issue for WiFi -- if so, then I have figure out why the wpa_supplicant driver isn't working properly for our tablet and fix it.
But there is 7.0+, which has more or less the same hardware as us (we share a kernel with them).
<project path="device/samsung/XXX"
name="ohanar/android_device_samsung_XXX"
revision="ics"
remote="github" />
<project path="device/samsung/smdk4210-tab"
name="ohanar/android_device_samsung_smdk4210-tab"
revision="ics"
remote="github" />
<project path="kernel/samsung/smdk4210-tab"
name="ohanar/android_kernel_samsung_smdk4210-tab"
revision="ics"
remote="github" />
$ . build/envsetup.sh # this sets up the build environment
$ lunch cm_XXX-userdebug # this selects your device
$ mka bacon # this builds CM
If you mean it doesn't have the wpa_supplicant from stock ICS, that is because it is impossible to include a binary wpa_supplicant in the CM build process (if you tried, it would get overwritten by the one that is built from source). The reasoning is that wpa_supplicant is GPL'ed, so by law any alterations made to it that are used in a distributed binary must be publicly shared -- unfortunately Samsung has decided to ignore the law and has not released their modifications. The best I can do is provide a hotfix zip with the stock ICS wpa_supplicant until I manage to get the opensource driver fully functional.@loccera there is an old wpa_supplicant in the newest build. Thats why wifi isnt working for most of the users.