yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] KnowledgeBroker:
Sigh.. Woke up and reflashed the rom and fixed permissions, as well as flashing glitch kernel(which was supposed to have bln), all day I had no weird force close issues at all, and the only thing I did was turn on BLN(which after a reboot wasn't on anymore) and now I get constant force closes on everything. System, google framework, facebook, market, app store.. and also superuser stopped working(was going to use titanium backup to transfer an app from my phone to my nook).. nothing that requires root works, even if I forget the app, superuser asks if I want to allow root, say yes.. nothing.

I would probably flash the rom again, but I only do that when charged to 100%, so I have to wait till morning.

Oh.. and sadly, today was the best battery I've had.. I got probably 12 hours and still had around 30% left(till I played eternity warriors, lol)

Anyways, if anyone has any suggestions? I'm gonna ditch glitch since bln didn't work, though it didn't tell me the kernel was unsupported.. I am hoping someone else has had this problem, no matter how I wipe this phone, I have had weird occasional force closes since I first flashed ss5, no better with ss6 since it came out.

Edit: Already tried a permissions fix again. Oh, and wifi isn't working. If I turn on data it turns itself back off, even though the switch in settings shows it as on. Going to reboot again and hope for a difference.. sigh. Maybe I'll wipe the dalvik?
[Vibrant Android Development] dklimah:
I followed a step wrong. Everything dl'ed except I got a "no service" so one thing lead to another and I ended up bricking my phone. I'm getting use to using Odin. I'll try again once my courage builds.
[Vibrant Android Development] Locksmith81:
Odin's the man

Sent from my LE-9 r15
[Vibrant Android Development] gridironbear:
I dont see where you turn on superuser permissions.
[Vibrant Android Development] fragmentttt:
press the menu button then settings
[Vibrant Android Development] gridironbear:
I don‘t see anything that says turn on
[Vibrant Android Development] Locksmith81:
Within SU press the MENU button... Then press SETTINGS the enable ...

Sent from my LE-9 r15
[Vibrant Android Development] sotodefonk:
I installed this rom yesterday and been working great so far, I calibrated my battery yesterday and I will post battery stats when its down to 5% or lower, great battery life so far.

I have a problem though, when I awake my phone, the leds keep on all the time... even if im watching a video... in past miui/cm7 roms, the leds would turn off if I touched the screen, and only turn on when I touched the buttons at the bottom. How can I make the leds to turn off?
[Vibrant Android Development] andROIDS:
I completely removed the LG keyboard and I still can't get the keyboard from SS 5 to install. It keeps force closing. What am I doing wrong?

Sent from my ReVaMpEd Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
When you say completely removed make sure because remember nick saying something about other files not just the .apk

vibrant revamped le8 neo17
[Vibrant Android Development] andROIDS:
Wjat files are those? Sorry, I don't remember reading anything about extra files.

Sent from my ReVaMpEd Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
I just installed the newest CM7 nightly (124?) and I think data comes on after reboot by default. I am installing SS-6 again because I like it better, but I wonder if Revamped can integrate that new tweak (if possible).
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
I'm sorry I can't remember off the top my head. maybe nick will chime in for us.

vibrant revamped le8 neo17
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
This is spoke about previously its a miui thing that will be fixed up stream when they're ready.

vibrant revamped le8 neo17
[Vibrant Android Development] Tookule4skool:
Been away for a while...

The last time I was running MIUI was when it was first ported to the vibrant, it had a considerable amount of bugs so I decided I was just going to run something that worked as a daily driver. I was tired of dealing with ****ty battery life and the whole mute unmute problem. So I decided to comeback because I heard that they had fixed those problems... but when I came back I noticed there was a massive install process... as much as I would love to sift through 500+ pages for some answers I just don't have the time and I was hoping the community might be kind enough to answer them so here goes:

Why has the install process gotten so long aren't these processes supposed to be streamlined over time and become shorter?(i know it was vaguely mentioned in the install process that this is the safe route but it didn't get into detail)

what's the deal with the imei number and why is it so important that it doesn't get erased?

what's the difference in 2.3.4 and 2.3.5, I read some where that it was just improved battery life is that correct?
[Vibrant Android Development] Locksmith81:
What ROM are you coming from? I came from CM 7. I Odined and followed the steps from rom manager to apply the MTD CWR and flashed from there. Hope that makes sense.

Sent from my LE-9 r15
[Vibrant Android Development] fliparsenal:
Hey guys i updated to ss6 today and all of the sudden the phone is unable to recognize the sd card.despite that i can still browse my phone and locate the sd card through 'external_sd'

Is there a fix?

Edit: nvm. It was still scanning the sd card -_-
[Vibrant Android Development] Tookule4skool:
I'm coming from bionix 1.3.1(2.2 based rom) it's a rom that was released ages ago but it just seemed to work without any problems for me so I had reverted to that... also your comment made sense but did you have any issues with the imei number on your device and what is the purpose of retaining it? what does it do for you?
[Vibrant Android Development] icarianecho:
This will probably sound a little rude, but when you call the install process "massive" you're being awfully whiny.

Just DL the ROM. Flash to MIUI with ROM manager (per MIUI.us instructions).

Then follow instructions in OP. Steps in recovery take around 120 seconds.

Whole process will take 30 min tops.
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
+1. VERY simple install process. It looks massive by the amount of stuff there is to read before actually doing it but the process itself is no longer than flashing any other rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] jr8801:
I dont necessarily think you have to follow post #2 install instructions. I havent and i have been on miui for a minute. That is just if you lose baseband, which i have never lost. its simple....Download rom, disable lag, reboot into recover, wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, flash rom, fix permissions, enjoy. what is complicated about that. takes me like 15 minutes to flash the newest update. even after i wait the 8 minutes to reboot.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
The data toggle is a miui problem not cm7 I dont think they have that problem. To begain with.

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You cant use the bln app with glithch or you will crash bln works out of thr box on foot. DO NOT USE THE BLN APP.:-)

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You cant have both. I posted the kb yester day for SOMEONNE who said they wanted it for the A ROM ONLY

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Find the app called superuser, opwn in, hit your menu button and select settings. Turn that toggle on.

Or search this thread for "got root" ive posted the instructions 5 times.

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Are you chexking it on the charger? Or just not uaing your phone. Right after a flash android aysytem and os ia all that has. Run it wil no t be at the top after some time

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I havent had to odin in six months you can clean with cwm or good now. I never have a problem. And from now on(this goes for everyone if you have. Titanium and im having problems in the same sentence you will be ignores

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You are correct poat 2 is out dated but I cant remove it. Ill probably just close this thread and move to miui.us. people new to flashing or already know everything. Is giving me a headache. There are a number of people running this rom succesfully.

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read the op it says "you must be on froyo bootloader several times"
[Vibrant Android Development] jr8801:
well if you decide to end this thread, i guess i will be moving over to Miui.us lol. I try to help as much as i can with the stupid questions i wish people would just learn to read rather than be force fed the answers. EVERY bug you have encountered has probably been encountered by someone else and has already been answered in this thread and probably even in the OP. Stop asking stupid questions so nick doesnt have to leave. We appreciate your work here. unfortunately there are a lot of people that shouldnt be here.
[Vibrant Android Development] neur0t0xin64:
Hello all. First let me say... Nick, great freakin ROMS! I'm loving trying all of these out.

That said, I am running LE-9 and understand it is a test ROM but it is working better than SS for me so I wanted to report back. After reading through the posts on here I just want to say that I AM ALSO experiencing the lower volume lock sounds and the call proximity issues. I also suffered the NANDROID back-up md5 issue with Bali 2.2.1 and stock. One issue I have not seen reported is a wifi error. Every time I toggle wifi "on" it says "error" and toggles "off". It happens on any wifi network I try and connect to (tried home, work, starbucks, and friends house). If anyone knows how this might be fixed, I'm all ears.
[Vibrant Android Development] jr8801:
I do not generally use wifi but i tried it just to try...i have no problem with it. i just connected to my home network. ill try again once i get to school on their network. maybe try wiping cache and dalvik in recovery.
[Vibrant Android Development] Locksmith81:
Wifi is solid for me.that's all I use at home.

Sent from my LE-9 r15
[Vibrant Android Development] draigons:
I believe you might find it in the efs folder. But I have been wetting before.
[Vibrant Android Development] clemsonboyz:
FYI.....I found this last week:

I let Titanium backup "upgrade" superuser for me a while back.

I also had trouble finding the settings button in superuser to allow apps to request root permissions. When you pressed menu, it did nothing. That version of superuser didn't play the same way.

I believe this is why so many keep askimg and are confused. I fixed my issue by removing superuser and downloading an older veraion from Snapps Market.

Sent from my T959
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
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GOOD MOVE! You guys have quite the patience. I would have lost it LOOOONG ago! Thanks for all you've done. Those that know what they're doing will be just fine. Those that dont..... well really shouldn't be here, but if you are make sure you have insurance! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
Direct line to Nick over at Facebook is priceless! What other ROM can you get support like that? If your a tool, he can just boot you from his friend list ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrant2011:
Thank you both for your great work. See you on MiUi.us... SS6 and SS7 are great !!
[Vibrant Android Development] neur0t0xin64:
Thanks guys. I tried all the usual fixes for problems but nothing worked. I finally flashed Bali 2.2.1 and that fixed the problem.
[Vibrant Android Development] Tha Maxx:
I am with nick 100%. It get's very annoying when you try to explain something and someone knows better or when you write out instructions and they arent followed because some one that thinks they know it all states you don't have to. I am with Nick and if it had been my descion this thread would have been closed and moved due to the high volume of kids that can't follow simple instructions. Here on XDA we have no authority to weed out those bad apples. Ijust got off the phone with Nick and we have desided to no longer update XDA futher support will be on Facebook and on MiUi.us links below.

Miui.us Revamped Forum link (clickme)

Facebook Revamped support group (clickme)

Thank You for your time. Nick, Tory & Team. 360° Productions™
[Vibrant Android Development] darkness122:
Sorry to see the move, I was using MIUI way back when it was alot more buggy, just planned on using it again and came to see you guys are leaving xda. oh well, i will be there w you guys at the MIUI site!

one question though, i saw the changelog and am uncertain if SS-7 is an "upgrade" over 6, or just another variation. sorry for the stupid Q lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] badaphooko01:
Delete, I'm an idiot..
[Vibrant Android Development] kaintfm:
First time trying a Nexus S based ROM. I had the same problem as some of the previous posters with WIFI not working properly. I fixed it the same way they did by switching from the stock kernel to Bali 2.2.1. Ran the kernel script cleaner first, of course.

Loving it so far. Great job with the MIUI tweaks! Thanks storm incoming...
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
THis is my last post here , FYI you are on a T959 base now!
[Vibrant Android Development] KnowledgeBroker:
That makes me sad. Good roms, good dev, good support.. but yea, xda sucks.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Check the OP You are welcome on miui.us anytime or our Facebook group.:cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] Tha Maxx:
see you guys on miui.us

or on facebook

cheers
[Vibrant Android Development] kawika:
Its a sad day:(

MIUI ROCKZ! & ReVaMpEd quickly became my fav and DD for some time now. The support for this ROM was amazing and much appreciated. Not much help was needed if directions were followed and OP read, but when needed, it was there. That's the sad thing about patience, eventually it runs short.

Thanks again, and good luck with everything in life!:cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] gridironbear:
Can someone help me? I cant seem to clear the native voicemail notification. Even after Ive cleared them. By the way im using google voice.
[Vibrant Android Development] kaintfm:
Ah, thanks. I was under the impression that the CM7 and MIUI ROMS were originally based on the Nexus S and were being tweaked to work on most other phones capable of running Gingerbread.

Hey now! No need to trash the forum that YOU'RE POSTING FROM. There are n00b posters on every forum on the planet that's open to the public. MIUI.us is no exception, nor are XDA, AndroidForums, or any other Android development forum.

I suggest just ignoring any question that's been answered in the first page, or any question that's just too dumb to fathom. That, or toy with the posters for your own amusement. You know, for kids?
[Vibrant Android Development] kawika:
I had an issue with the voicemail notification staying on after I listened/deleted to all of them. The fix for me was to listen to all the options on the voicemail, I posted a thread in Q&A and I cant remember who answered it but their screen name was "420"something, they had a similar issue on their Iphone and thats how they fixed it. I was surprised it werked for me too. Listened to about 5 or 6 minutes of options, hung up phone and *poof* all was well again.

Good luck!:)
[Vibrant Android Development] NinoAl:
I insalled miui ss6 lg 2x on both of my vibrant...one gets good battery life and the other one eats the battery fast...i checked battery usage and one is around 25-40% and the other one is at as high as 96% !!!
[Vibrant Android Development] KnowledgeBroker:
Nexus was just the first phone to run gingerbread like the prime(or whatever) will be the first to run ice cream.. gingerbread is now ported from tons of other devices, or for our vibrants probably come from the official i9000 gingerbread.

I can't be absolutely sure, but I think cm7 and miui are built specifically from the source, and people that choose to run modified version modify it from that to work with each device, like nick does. I may not be right, but that's my understanding.

As for me saying xda sucks.. it DOES suck in some ways, noobs are just as bad as the trolls who attack them.. but everyone was a noob once, and it is hard to separate the ones who tried to answer the questions from the ones who didn't. The people with attitude problems trying to make people feel like idiots always got under my skin, there seems to be nearly as many posts like that as there are repetitive questions.

The concept of xda is GREAT, but nick is smart to take it somewhere that he has more control over the moderation. It seems all the best devs do that in the end, and truly only support their code where they have some powers to moderate.

I think XDA got too big to be as useful.. so nick goes where he has more control, and the community here can try to give support where they can, or they go to where nick chose to support.

You my friend have a rare chance to figure out what the cause or solution is, maybe making someone else'ss life better.

My first question, were they both stock or on a different rom before at the same time, and have the same performance? If they differed then, I would say maybe there is a problem hardware wise, maybe with the radio in the one with worse performance?

If they both performed the same before, did you install the rom from the exact same computer, with the same file, in the same way, or did you have complications with one? Maybe one came from an odin, and the other from a different rom?

I am curious and would like to hear if you figure it out. There must be reasons that aren't just hardware why everyone's results vary so much.
[Vibrant Android Development] chirantan.f:
yes thats a rare opportunity, i had the same problem, but it happened with same vibrant. once when i installed SS6 i was getting amazing battery life as the phone was not awake all the time, but something went wrong and i had to install SS6 again, i installed it from the same zip file i had on my laptop, so nothing changed, as always i followed the installing instructions to the letter, and i installed the same apps too (installed from market, not restored) and 2nd time i am not getting the same battery life i enjoyed for the 1st time, the Android OS and 1 more service is eating my battery and getting around 10-12 hrs of battery, while for the 1st installation i was getting anywhere between 20-24 hrs, doing the same things. i hope we find whats going on so that we can always enjoy great battery life and not hope that this time it would work for the best.

cheers.
[Vibrant Android Development] SK328CI:
i am having the latter issue, getting horrible battery even after odining to stock and starting from scratch.
[Vibrant Android Development] mak0305:
Me too. Android is is always high on mine
[Vibrant Android Development] chirantan.f:
guys try doing this, on Miui.us forums nick suggested doing this to get back to stock kernel, but i had great results and got my great battery life back (hopefully) atleast the phone is not awake all the time, which was the case earlier-

Get back on stock Kernel w/o loosing apps and settings

-Boot into Recovery

-wipie Dalvik,

-Wipe Cache Partition,

- And Format system

-Then Re-Flash The Rom Your ON

- Fix Permissions

-Reboot

Now you are back on the stock kernel/No Restoring just go on about your day.

try doing that, as you dont lose apps and settings there is no harm in trying it.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Until we have the proper drivers to run our hardware, Battery life will not be perfect, I Cant control battery usage while you're using it, everyone uses different, "the longer the screen is on the less your battery will last" im trying to get the standby drain to lessen.

Cheers
[Vibrant Android Development] jalenthejiv:
why did you guys move from xda
[Vibrant Android Development] SK328CI:
nick, totally understood and i appreciate the work you do. but my screenshot was from my phone being idle all night, besides a 5min call and a few text messages. about 9 hours of it was me sleeping, so the phone was not being used.
[Vibrant Android Development] velocd:
I tried searching this thread but I cannot find where to download the efsbackup. I saw a link posted by the OP but it's no longer working.

Never mind, im an idiot. It was in the cm7 initial package zip.

New Question

I have flashed back to stock, downloaded rom manager and flashed clockwork recovery. When I reboot the phone and get into recovery I hit reinstall packages but the phone just reboots. I've never had this problem before. Its always just brought up clockwork recovery for me after hitting reinstall packages once or twice.

I don't know if this makes a difference but I am coming from simply honey gb rom.

Flashed it again and this time it worked.
[Vibrant Android Development] Tha Maxx:
Make sure you have the update.zip on your internal sd card and not your external

here is one incase you need it.

Update.zip (clickme) to download
[Vibrant Android Development] badaphooko01:
Wow, this is getting frustrating. Can someone please post a link to the actual forum discussion for this rom so I can bookmark it? The Androidspin link takes you to the rom d/l, the miui.us link takes you to the Vibrant Miui forum where I cant find the actual revamped thread. I'm looking for the last update of the LG2x edition. Although don't know if I should update since its been running flawlessly for me.

Can you guys just please come back to XDA?
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Its the Only and first 'sub' forum called "DEVELOPMENT"

http://forums.miui.us/forumdisplay.php?59-Development
[Vibrant Android Development] Tha Maxx:
OP Updated With New Link To MiUi.us.
[Vibrant Android Development] SK328CI:
problem seems gone for me on SS7, keep up the great work!
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Because i was spending tol much time on here and it makes multiple rom maintenance a lot eazier and im doing a 3g slide rom now also. Just easier and if people get smart or try to cause trouble, something can be done about it.a lot more strict and less time co

suming, its not like i kake a dime off this and it takes a big part of tory and my day.
[Vibrant Android Development] Cesarp 24:
I must be doing something wrong I came from cm7 I backed up cleared dalvik, partition, format system flashed, fix permission. I get force closes out the ass. The launcher keeps fc. What I do wrong?

Sent From My CM7 Monster.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
You didnt factory reset :confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] miui-us:
Always Wipe Data/Factory Reset and Format Sytem,Cache, and Data. Wipe Dalvik and Cach Partition when coming from CM-7
[Vibrant Android Development] Shortbus-Driver:
I have noticed conciderable data drain that i cant seem to stop....

I deleted market and market updater and have not streamed anything,and only downloaded a couple small apps and in 3 days ive used 329 mb's of data....makes me wonder if thats part of the cause for me reaching the cap so fast last month too.

I had noticed draining anywhere from 5 to 10 mb every couple hrs...so yesterday i went back to a 2.2.1 rom and im shocked to see....no more unexplainable data drain.

Makes me sad to leave this rom behind,i really really like what Nick and Tory have done for us,it truely is amazing what miui brings to the android but i cannot accept the unexplainable data drain,maybe if i was on sprint lol i wouldnt care....

Btw i was running LE 6....maybe next month when my billing cycle is reset and i start with clean data cycle i try it again
[Vibrant Android Development] IronWolve:
Can you at least update the Topic and include the URLs for the SS and LE updated versions? More info @ your forum is fine. (Unless XDA has some weird rules against it, I hope not..)

Also, the Rom bible should point to all Vibrant roms, not just the ones on XDA.