yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
don't know how to multi quote, and no thanks button from the app, so I'll just say thanks to all that got back to me on the camera. Probably give the rom a spin today or tomorrow...
[Vibrant Android Development] Jinxi:
You won't regret it :)

This rom so perfectly suits my needs it's amazing. Fast lightweight and themed nicely. I've been on this and dragon mod z (battery saving version) for a solid month now without wanting to flash something different, which for me is a huge statement to the quality these guys put out.

I think I kept my phone in airplane mode while I was abroad and it was on for 6 days with like 55% battery left. Don't think it even started at a full charge either.

Light to moderate use gets me a day and a half + easily
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Got it up and running, and I am really impressed.

First thing I noticed was it starts and shuts down faster than any rom I have used recently. A big thing is this is the only rom I have used in months that launcher pro does not freeze or fc on startup. UI is incredibly smooth and responsive.

I replaced the camera with the Project V camera with no problems http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1105037 . I added creeve4's green MMS that he made for me http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1055605 and his dark TW calendar http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1058100 Also, got Flex T9 installed (best keyboard ever, good swyping, amazing voice to text function) Also installed the AOSP theme.

I really admire the work that was put into this, and the fact that all but the good stuff from TW was removed.

My Linda project final for 2.2 roms will work for this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=974771, but I may put a special version together if there is enough interest. Any suggestions?

Now, a gift. My personal text notification, being a sound guy, I ripped the air guitar sound from Bill and Ted, cleaned it up and maximized it. Makes me smile every time I hear it, fitting the Zen vibe well. Unzip and drop file in system/media/audio/notifications.

Thanks again, and great job.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Party Time! Excellent! Dude that made me seriously laugh out loud this morning, and do the air guitar gesture. :o

Thanks for the contributions and compliments friend. Glad its all working smoothly for you. I went ahead linked your post to the 2nd Post under contributions.

Ty, got your contributions updated as well with this link. The battery mod you made under the 1.3.5 framework is still valid in 2.0.1, and I noted it as such.

I am feeling very comfortable with the setup in 2.0.1. Beyond a couple of app fixes, I don't see much more Twiz that I can strip out of here or mods I want to perform. I do want to try to mod the aosp calendar again and attempt to have full functionality of it, also look into some different camera apps, and possibly an aosp mms that will turn on the screen when you get a message. Otherwise this might be close to final, might be very close to final.

Thanks again y'all, I appreciate the options you provide for us.
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Ok, I'm doing a ZenDroid customized version of Project Linda...

What kind of boot message? I am thinking "Welcome to ZenDroid, the system is now loading" but I am open to suggestions.

Lots of the other stuff is already done. New shutdown, charging, and low battery messages. Lots of customixed app notifications. Has the low battery notification been killed in this rom? I know the full notification has. Just trying to figure out what to package up. There will be a Linda Dialer, I have the sounds done for the Linda camera but could never figure out how to inject it without fc city...
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
Hey guys, sorry to hijack the thread but i know that EDT peep are as helpful as can be and i am not getting responses elsewhere...here is my issue. Tried loading asgard from blitzkrieg...was getting a boot loop. so I was going to just get a fresh start and come from stock. I flashed the froyo.tar (i know this was my error) then i was going to flash the stock info.

I was getting some mounting issues and i finally got stock loaded or so i thought and the message that i am getting now is no check sum and cannot mount dev block st110....assist me PLEASE. Not a total noob so you will not have to talk that slow.

Edit...ok...i feel nooby...will be flashing eugenes no brick tar
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Dude, download the aio toolbox and Odin to jfd using the files he provides. Always works for me... no need to quote my mega post though, had nothing to do with what you need... lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
Just didn't want to get overlooked is all. Sooooo.. i will give it a shot.

ok...with the aio program (which is nice btw) re-re-re-edit....i think it is working...still liking the program. Thanks Angry, even though i know you do not care...i will keep you updated...lol

pardon the language but....fukin A. that was easy...
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Groovy. Whenever I was thinking of a boot sound, it wanted it to involve a gong or meditation bell sound. Not a request, just a suggestion. Low battery notification has not been killed. The camera is definitely not standard, if you wanted to package an alternate camera with your sound theme, it will overwrite the included one, but thats a non issue imho, and comepletely up to you man.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Linda Camera is not coming, never got past the technical issues. I tried it all, at least every method I could think of and/or read about. No matter which way I go about it, replacing the sounds caused it to do nothing but fc. Figured I was missing something at the basic level, seeing as I really only know enough to be dangerous... it would be really badass if I could make it work, Linda saying autofocus complete/failed, image captured, recording video, stuff like that. I have actually poured a huge amount of time into trying to make it work, and have pretty much given it up.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Did you ever grab any logs with the broken camera app? I wouldn't mind taking a look at any logs you may have, or your modded camera app itself, and see if I can help out. I'm far from an expert, but I'll take a look.
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Definitely appreciate the offer. I may have time the end of this week to put another one together, because now I want it to be the modded project v camera. Also need to get permission to release it, but I'm sure they won't mind. No sense in asking yet though, until we see if it can actually work. Guess I can give it one more shot...

Never took any logs, figured they did me no good because I could do nothing with them personally. Made a post awhile ago looking for tech help on it, got no responses. Would you want a logcat of when the camera fc's? What would be most useful? Keep in mind i would be doing this for the first time, and have only read about it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Yes a logcat of when the fcs are occurring. You could also pm me a link to the apk once you get it built, that would be easiest, and then I can install it and try to figure out where its breaking.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
@angryattheworld - are you experiencing any glitches while using FlexT9? I agree, that kb is great. Unfortunately, it continues to freeze my entire phone while using it on ZD. I have to pull the batt. to remedy the situation. I've been trying it out again, after upgrading to 2.0.1 but it still does it. In fact, I was replying to this very thread using the XDA app and I had to pull the damn battery again. It seems to happen when I swype, not peck. It's pissing me off but if I have to choose, I'll choose a Br1cK'd ROM over a kb. Would just like to have both.

@Br1cK'd - I tried installing the Android SDK to get a real logcat. It's a lot more than just installing the Android SDK though. It keeps telling me I need to refresh sources and install packages. I do, and it takes a while, but nothing changes and every time I'm asked to do it again. I can get that MSDOS box to appear, but can't type any commands in it. This is developer territory. It's over my head man. I tried though.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I understand, and since its a paid app I'm not going to ask you to share it, I wouldnt accept it if you tried. I try to keep my apps on the up and up.

It takes a while for the initial sdk package to download all of its resources, its over a gig and a half. All you really need though are the three files in the tools/adb folder. Put those in your windows/system folder, the click on your start button, for xp go to run and type cmd, for win7 or vista just type cmd in the start menu search field. Open the command prompt that way, and type adb logcat. That ought to get it.

The three files I was mentioning to put into your windows/system folder are specifically: adb.exe, AdbWinApi.dll, and AdbWinUsbApi.dll. Those three in your windows/system folder are all that are needed to run a logcat, dont even really need the entire sdk unless you want some advanced tools.

@angry- If you decide to try to pull a logcat and check errors after you redo the camera, they are actually pretty easy to read. You'll see text such as: error, force close, uncaught exception, and terminated that will point you in the direction of the errors. Its sometimes difficult to tell exactly what its doing, but sometimes its pretty cut and dry. Just thought I'd put that out there in case you wanted to try.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] angryattheworld:
Sorry to report I have no problems with flex t9. I will add through, that I did Odin back to jfd with aio toolbox before I flashed.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
Huh. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] horseycraze:
First off, thanks Br1ck'd, this ROM is great--light and snappy and free from that horrible TouchWiz.

I have a stupid noobish question though: I prefer the stock vibrant camera to AOSP-ish one included. Can I just install another camera by copying into the system/apps folder in root explorer?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Yep, or you can use the flashable for the modified one I posted in the 2nd post, or the pure stock flashable one BigDog Kmc posted, that I linked in the 2nd post.

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[Vibrant Android Development] doin-it:
Just wanted to say thanks. I saw this rom a long time ago finally decided to give it a rip. Is there any other themes in the making besides the Vanilla? Thnx
[Vibrant Android Development] VibrantWind:
Hey Br1cK'd,

First off just wanna say thanks for making this amazing ROM. Its definitely one of the best ROM for our vibrant. One suggestion though to take it up a notch; is there any way you could add the EDT tweak app (with edt's permission of course) on your next update? Not sure if this was mentioned before but i just thought it would be a pretty nifty addition to your already amazing ROM.

If it aint possible, no biggie. Once again Thanks :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Just the one, aside from the 9 Lock Screen Mod that is. Other KB5 based themes should work, but they will definitely need to contain the following files:

System\framework folder - android-policy.jar, framework-res.apk, framework.jar, services.jar, and the twframework-res.apk

System\settings - settings.apk

If the theme you want to flash is KB5, and contains the above mentionmed files, you should be good to flash. Pick up the Zen Theme Restore just in case though.

Not going to happen. Don't get me wrong, I love EDT. I cut my teeth in the Android world, and all of you got to know my name, when I was with them. The tweaks are a fantastic option also, but IMHO belong where they currently reside, in an EDT build.

My aim with Zen is simplicity and to make this as Twiz-less and AOSP-ish as possible, hence spending a couple of weeks driving out the glass lock and puzzle notifications. Needless to say, I won't be rebuilding any of that stuff I took out into the baseline framework anytime soon, if ever again.
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
Hey Br1cK'd...is there any way to drop me a link to Zen 2.0? I want to see if I can get it to work since 2.0.1 won't comply. Thanx.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
2.0 was a very temporary release and only had 30 something downloads. I had thought I had removed the puzzle notification which is why I jumped to.2.0, but it was still there, however the option to toggle it was stripped out. 2.0.1 corrected that. The version before that was 1.3.5, if you need a link for that I can post it.

You can see the changes in the change log, if you need more direction on the specific files updated so you can try to just move the new scripts to your 1.3.5 zip if your so inclined, lmk and I'll give you some details.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
I'm afraid I am not so inclined as to edit scripts and such. I've barely mastered flashing, lol. I'm always open to new knowledge on scripting if you wouldn't mind giving some instruction on the subject. It would definitely be greatly appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Oh I didn't mean you would have to edit anything. But, you can take the 1.3.5 zip file, and using 7zip on your computer, open, don't unzip, but just open the archive, You can view the contents of the rom, and add or remove files to it at your leisure, then flash your modded zip file. You can replace your kernel, modem, or anything really this way, prior to flashing the rom. Modem and kernel are located in the updates folder in the root of the zip. Just replace with the files of your own choosing. Apps are typically in the system/apps folder, but have a look around at the zip files structure. Oh yeah, keep a non modded backup somewhere too, just in case.

In essence, what I as referring to, was to pull the zipalign and memory tweak scripts from the 2.0.1 zip file, and replace the corresponding files in the 1.3.5 zip file. The scripts themselves can be found in the system\etc\init.d directory inside the zip file, and are easily identifiable.

That will still leave you with the battery full popup, and only am/pm toggle, but you can then try to flash the framework restore from my 2nd post to get those couple other tweaks on top of the rom, if the flashing works, and that will correct those two missing features. At that point, if you replaced those two scripts, and then flashed the 2.0.1 framework over 1.3.5, you're basically at 2.0.1, if it all works.

If I confused you at all, or you have more specific questions, ask away.
[Vibrant Android Development] lazyb421:
I'm having the same problem as Blaxtar now. The first time I just wiped, flashed 2.0, then did the no-wipe upgrade to 2.0.1. Okay no problems there. I then saw your post about how to chang the modem, kernel, etc. within the zip file using 7zip. I wanted to test this out so I made a new modified zip file using 2.0.1, but this time I odined back to stock before flashing. Did everything the way you're supposed to. Rebooted after 15 minutes and got what sounds like the same fc problems as Blaxtar. Thinking it was the modified zip I made, I odined once again and flashed 2.0.1. Still having fc's. A dalvik wipe and permission fix seems to temporarily take care of the problem, but reoccur after reboot.
[Vibrant Android Development] kboater:
Gonna flash this today as I not ready to flash boot loaders for 2.3 roms yet. Ive been on trigger and have not flashed anything in a while so im a little itchy to flash something :)

Question,

In the op it says the included camera only shoots 3mp and if we need higher to flash the one in the second post. but the one in the second post says it Fc on 720p recording. Is there a camera where 5mp and 720p both work?

Thanks :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Thats weird, and I have no idea why that would happen. I flashed Project V, Bi-Winning, and Revolution (GB Rom, bootloaders and all) in trying to recreate the problem, and haven't once seen a flurry of fc's after flashing this. I wish I had more to offer you guys.

You can grab the stock Twiz camera and that one will work all around. Big Dog Kmc posted a flashable for it that you can find in this thread with a little searching, or hit the link for it under his contributions in t.he 2nd post. I prefer modded camera apps, specifically the ability to disable gps tagging on the pictures, so the options I provide do have that ability, if lacking features elsewhere.

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[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Hey lazyb, what happens if you flash 1.3.5, and apply the 2.0.1 theming over it? The only things updated that you would not have at that point are the updated memory and zipalign script. I wish I could reproduce yours and blaxtars results to troubleshoot. I hate it when things arent working like they should be.

Edit - also, when you Odin, are you simply going back to stock, or are you running the Eugene's f.t.d.n.b. process? Just curious, and if you haven't, maybe trying Eugene's then stock might help.

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[Vibrant Android Development] lazyb421:
I already nandroided back to the 2.0.1 I had from the no-wipe update. Everything's fine again. And I honestly hadn't heard of using that other method until you mentioned it. When I get a chance to try it I'll let you know how it turns out.

Edit:When you talk about doing the f.t.d.n.b. should I do that then go all the way back to original stock or do your "old faithful" method?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Either one really, I posted the "old faithful" method, as the jk2 Odin flash already has modded recovery and root. After flashing Eugene's f.t.d.n.b, either his jk2, or stock jfd, are valid next steps.

Myself, I usually flash the jk2 Odin as my second step when I have to go back to stock, that way you don't have to root or apply a modded recovery, cuts a couple of steps out of the equation.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Mr. Galaxy:
Liking the rom.

Sent from my Buddah phone
[Vibrant Android Development] Azure100:
Back from 2.3.4 GB and i am still loving this Rom. It never lets you down :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Thanks guys.

Wanted to give everyone a heads up. I started a new job, could become a career for me, back on July 1st. This has become priority one for me lately, while I am learning all of their systems, working 10 hour days, and doing independent study in my free time. I am still lurking around, and will provide support where I can, but further developement of ZenDroid is temporarily on hold while I get up to speed with my new gig. As well, I don't see anything to improve on, besides the non-issue issues listed in the OP. I do plan to eventually transition this to a Gingerbread build, but a timeframe for that is completely unknown right now, so don't ask. I am hopeful beyond hope that we will be provided with a Vibrant specific GB build I can start from, and that would be ideal, as personally I need 100% functionality with no bugs. Reason being, I have to tie my phone in with the new company's systems and can't afford to miss any server notifications or customer inquiries/ticket notifications among other things. In the meantime, please don't think Ive abandoned anything. I will continue to support my rom here as I always have.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] dallen50:
Best to you on your newest adventure! Just don't forget about us!:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Mr. Galaxy:
Good luck with the job, Br1ck'd.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Good Luck Kind Sir and Thank You!
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Thx y'all. This new gig has me learning a ton, and its going to have me delving into Linux more than I ever have before. Its interesting to say the least, and I may come out of this training period with not only a kick ass job, but also a greater understanding of Linux and some skills that may lend themselves to kernel building.

My mouth is watering at the thought, but, one step at a time.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] lazyb421:
Congrats on the new job! And I just wanted to let you know that I backed up and formatted my sd cards, odin'd f.t.d.n.b. followed by eugene's jk2, and that seemed to fix the fc problem. Back to running rock solid and fast. Good luck on all your new endeavors, and thank you again for making this awesome rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
An eventual GingerZen - that's all I wanted to hear! I have no reason to leave ZenDroid until that time; whenever it comes. Thanks Br1cK'd and congrats on the new gig.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Good to know lazyb, I was wondering just last weekend if you got that resolved.

Mdtolic, have no fear, Zen-gerbread will be a build one of these days, hopefully sooner rather than later, but as time, and hopefully proper source (crosses fingers), allow.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
@Br1cK'd - Can't install the new Market. Says it's not supported on my device. Any ideas?

p.s. "ZenGerbread" is sweet.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Where are you getting this new market from? Whats source, and how are you installing it?

Im not getting anything pushed to my phone from google, but i dl'd the apk posted over in the general section, pushed it to my data/app folder, rebooted and its working perfectly. Maybe you have a bad apk or something.

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[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
Dowload this and install like any apk.

http://www.mediafire.com/?vdocx41t37rnn6y
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
.apk from Android Police. My phone wouldn't allow me to download it though.

I've been reading bad things about it anyhow. I'm going to wait.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Grab the apk from the thread in General (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1166137), the one in post three that exploding boy posted, and push to data/app, reboot and it should work. Its not so bad, I was going to roll my own back, but decided not to, and just go ahead and get used to the new market we are all going to have eventually. The only thing I don't really like about it, is that movies you "rent" are only available for 24 hours after you start to watch them. Otherwise, while it is different to navigate, it seems laid out pretty well, imho.
[Vibrant Android Development] suchavibrantthang:
brick'd, congrats on your new journey. you've left with a great stable and fast rom. not much to do in the vibrant forum till gb comes out. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Gunsmith_Cats:
Zen droid is absolutely amazing/excellent very stable and clean slimmed down and just phenomenal thank you again br1ckd for coming back after loki good luck w the new job and hope to see your new works in the future!
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Thanks guys, your enjoyment of this build is why I put it out here. Also, the new job is going great so far. There's a lot to do, but it doesn't hardly feel like work. I couldn't be happier. Ok back to Android stuff...

I was fartin around today, and realized the new market has those ugly black icons, completely screwing up my theming, damn you google. ::shakes fist:: Most of you know how retentive I can be about my theming. :o

Attached below is a flashable for the new market, with those nice GB style icons. It installs to your data/app folder, and will replace your latest market update. Flah via recovery, after wiping your dirty, filthy, cache, as always. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] creeve4:
Answered...