yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
Once downloaded, it will show a button that says "Install". If you don't see that then check your "downloads" by going into root explorer. If it's there click on it and it will begin to install.
[Vibrant Android Development] jmerchant:
Yeah I get that, it'll reboot to recovery and flash the updating part (real fast) then reboot again - never updating.

I already downloaded it and flashed it manually...
[Vibrant Android Development] gun:
It does it to me too. I had to manually go to recovery, navigate to new zip file and update from there.
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
I'm coming from TW's Bionix V 1.3 rom

Can I simply follow these instructions to install the latest MUIU listed in the OP?

Except I Replace the "Flash LE Lithium" with latest MUIU in OP

INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS (For Lithium and SS-11 or stock If you are on MIUI, CM-7 or a 2.2)

-Wipe Dalvik Cache

-Wipe Cache Partition

-Wipe Data/Factory Reset

-Format-System, Cache and Data (Located under "Mounts & Storage)

-Flash LE Lithium

-Fix Permissions

-Reboot and Let Settle For 8 Min

-Reboot again Let Set For 4 Min..

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] mattraab:
if i were you i WOULD odin to jfd. with it being gingerbread u wouldnt want any ghosts laying around in your system. i came from bionix and just used odin then installed. you might get bootloops the first install but just hold down volume buttons and power to get back into recovery and then flash again. it works for me every time
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
Ok, so use ODIN to JFD then follow the instructions? or just install?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kwaii49:
Wow, this stock browser is surprisingly fast. I don't even need dolphin. And with the uiphonet theme this baby looks amazing.

Very very nice work.
[Vibrant Android Development] Eclipse26:
Is there anyway I can get the stock browser back without reflashing the rom because I deleted it. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] int3rsc0p3:
Is anybody having issues with the bottom soft keys? In 1.10.28 the soft keys have a "weak" vibration when pressed, but when I roll back to 1.10.14 they are fine with "full" vibration.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kwaii49:
Extract this ROM, pull the browser apk and push it to system/apps with root explorer.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jackdog89:
Here push this to the system/app folder with root explorer.

It may just be easier to re-flash the ROM(it shouldn't wipe your data), if you're not sure how to do it or don't have root explorer.
[Vibrant Android Development] Eclipse26:
Ok thank you both
[Vibrant Android Development] MilkPudding:
Odin wipes everything and flashes stock Android on your phone. You can just install the ROM after it. But do make sure you are on 2.2 bootloader.
[Vibrant Android Development] jay661972:
If the new kernel is the one that came from cm7.1.0.1, then battery is good. My batt last about 17-18hrs with minimal use.
[Vibrant Android Development] jamesyl:
Changelog for 1.10.21 mentions that haptic vibration is now at two modes, half intensity and full. This was a requested feature, I believe.
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
Is there an option to change the vibration intensity or is it just preset?
[Vibrant Android Development] huysanhdieu:
can i use this kernel to use headphone setting

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1299185
[Vibrant Android Development] sebastianwfh:
Is there a way to off the led notification when tthere is unread messages or notification?

My phone got heat up without me realizing cos there was a missed ... n it drains my battery ...
[Vibrant Android Development] nasgadth:
sorry for my noobish question, this my first time ever flashing miui, how do i flash it? do i have to follow this? http://forums.miui.us/showthread.php?1189-Installing-MIUI-from-any-Non-MIUI-rom, but it has many things to dl, i don't have high speed internet access here, i have flashed back to jfd, back to froyo bl, and root, can i just install rom manager then install cwm and flash miui in cwm just like regular cm7? or i have to follow that instruction, sorry again for n00b question, but i just came from simplyjvt and want to try some miui love :p
[Vibrant Android Development] lazyb421:
No those instructions are outdated. Use the install procedure from the op of the ICS Prime/SS/LE thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1099533
[Vibrant Android Development] mryounghc:
just wanted to say that this ROM is awesome! i came over from cm7 that i had for about a week. Great rom also but i had problems here and there which i am not going to post in here. my main concern was GPS because i use it alot. it worked about 75% of the time on CM but still only when i met certain conditions. after flashing this one i had locks in 3 seconds every time. even after locking and unlocking. i would say it is as good, if not, better than when i was on froyo. My wife and i both had excellent gps out of the box on our vibrants, i guess we were lucky. but it has only been about 2 hours since flashing so i will see how it holds up throughout the day. Thanks for these great rom
[Vibrant Android Development] nasgadth:
hey i just flashed miui, but wth, android system and android os consume 40%+ in battery use, my battery quickly falls to zero from 40 , are you guys experiencing the same?
[Vibrant Android Development] MilkPudding:
Something is definitely not right. This rom is very battery friendly and more so for the past few updates.

Did you odin to stock before installing the ROM?
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
I am running the newest MIUI (1.10.28). I am losing my data connection randomly. Everything else, including GPS seems to be working fine. Only way I can get data back is to enable flight mode, then disable flight mode. Is this a known bug? Anyone else losing data connection at times?
[Vibrant Android Development] brisseau:
Was there ever a stable 2.2 release of MIUI (with working GPS, wi-fi, etc.)?

I didn't see anything in any of the comments and nothing on the miui.us website listed a, pardon the expression, "fully functional, working ROM".

Any direction would be appreciated.

Thanks...
[Vibrant Android Development] dbrummet:
Hey guys, A BIG THANKS to this XDA community, and to all devs for MIUI. It is AWESOME! This is my first time really posting anything on here, so here goes...

Was just wondering if I was the only one with this problem. It seems that the call recording function doesn't totally work for me, it does create an .amr file, but no sound when it is played. The length of the file is correct, and the size of the file is contingent on the length, so I figured that it is writing something to the file. I also tried playing it on a pc, that I know plays amr files, no dice.

I did enable the third party app function in the dialer as well. After trying everything stock, as-is with no luck, I did download a version of CallRecorder by skvalex, not sure if it was the exact version I needed though...Rebooted couple times, still nothing.

My way of installing:

ODIN to stock>CM7>MIUI 1.6.10>KB5>MIUI 1.6.17

Everything else works flawlessly. I guess it is really the only thing that I came across that didn't work for me, but it is in no way REALLY important to me. Just figured I would chime in to see if anyone else came across this problem.

Thanks again XDA!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
there was never a stable 2.2 release of Miui. Lol. Miui/CM7 are still considered unstable. But they sure are getting better and better.
[Vibrant Android Development] lightninbug:
is there a way to make the theme manager display my themes from date created? as opposed to random? I have a lot of themes and would prefer the newer ones to be first on the list
[Vibrant Android Development] mentalex2:
If anyone was looking, here are the new lockscreens. Download and extract to sdcard/MIUI/themes.

http://goo.gl/xbXpq
[Vibrant Android Development] mentalex2:
Duplicate -deleted
[Vibrant Android Development] triStateMindgate:
Much obliged. These new lock screens are pretty beast. All they're missing is music controls.
[Vibrant Android Development] smali26:
THANKS!!! i will try and give it a shot. i will update
[Vibrant Android Development] smali26:
Thanks for the instructions!!!!

Cheers!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Does this haev the mute and unmute problem that CM7 does? I searched the first 7-8 pages of the thread and didn't find anything about it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Postraumatik:
Double tap the clock and they pop up.
[Vibrant Android Development] JasonK75:
Video Review of 1.6.17

Sorry that it took so long, was fighting with YouTube all day, but video review is ready.

Enjoy!

[YOUTUBE]0RfFPPd962Q[/YOUTUBE]​
[Vibrant Android Development] Trackstar996:
so is there going to be a fix for the whole no service thing?
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
I get no baseband is this a common issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] crunkhead18:
here you go http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1110500 just flash kb5 modem and your'e good to go ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] RayG210:
Just updated to the new one, everything seems to be working fine except for my camera apps. Everything is blacked out, any fixes for that?

Edit: Well that was weird.. I just snapped a photo and a few minutes later everything was back to normal.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Sometimes if you open the camera app and its black....just turn your screen off and back on while the camera app is open....should only have to do it once. should work fine after that.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Scott's latest Theme!: http://goo.gl/MnqMZ
[Vibrant Android Development] T.C.P:
Its it just me or dors haptic feedback not work on the keyboard. I already enabled it in settings
[Vibrant Android Development] miui-us:
Just checked and mine doesnt...ill see if I can find a fix...give me (nickmcminn60) some time.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jackdog89:
You can try flashing a new modem from here.
[Vibrant Android Development] coasterman927:
So I know about the dangers of restoring Titanium backups with MIUI, but what if I'm already on MIUI and I want to flash back to a ROM like Bionix 1.3.1, is it safe to backup my apps with Titanium while on MIUI and restore them on Bionix?
[Vibrant Android Development] zul8er:
I've had nothing but problems using the miui back up app. Force closes galore. The weeks I started fresh or from a titanium backup, no issues.
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
I've done both sides, coming from a 2.2 to MIUI, to going from MIUI to 2.2 while using titanium backups, its safe as far as i know.

Just don't save the red-colored apps. which are system.
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
Thanked. Which modem does the 10.1.28 MIUI use? Don't want to flash the same modem I am already using. Any recommendations?
[Vibrant Android Development] jamesyl:
I believe it uses KA7. I had the same issues with low signal and tried flashing KB5, which is the other recommended modem for the Vibrant. Unfortunately both modems have the same issue. Dropping isn't that bad even though signal bars are low, so I just live with it.

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Yep, as long as you don't restore system data, you should be fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] fear676:
I saw this this rom is available through rom manager, Can I use that to install the rom? Also is this a good GB rom for daily use?
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Rom still deleting pictures from the gallery after you share a picture with an app. Please help and FIX. ridiculous bug and odd if you ask me. Please and thank you
[Vibrant Android Development] Jackdog89:
By default it comes with KA7. It depends on your area, I use to have really good luck with KB5. I think T-mobile changed their network in my area recently because KB5 is horrible for me, I started getting dropped calls and data.

I've had luck with KA6 or 7, but again it really depends on your area.
[Vibrant Android Development] MilkPudding:
Depending on what ROM you are on now, it's probably better to odin to stock before installing this ROM because it uses a completely different file system compared to other non-CM7 based vibrant ROMs. You will have less headache later on.

This is not exactly a GB ROM but more like one of its kind (based on CM7 though ) You will see what I mean after flashing it. Yes it's stable, battery friendly, smooth etc = great for daily use.
[Vibrant Android Development] mryounghc:
I have been on wifi all day, downloaded played a few HD games, plenty of browsing and I am at %20 left so something is wrong there. I never went to stock first, I came from cm7 and I never went to stock before cm7 either just wipes. I haven't had any problems so far. Only at first starting up it takes almost a minute to get a signal, I can live with that though
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
Thanks Jack. I am a little scared about flashing a modem. I finally have my GPS working, using assisted GPS. Many fixes and ROMs and the GPS has always been poor. The 10.1.28 has working GPS for me. I guess if I ruin the GPS flashing the modem, I can reflash the original MIUI ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Wow this ROM is awesome, with incredible battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] hern1989:
i would suggest that you need to odin back to stock then start fresh. i had the same battery problem. i would only get 8hrs of battery and i flashed on top of a 2.2. i believe that is the problem.

Sent from my Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Jackdog89:
I feel your pain. :p But, yes if it messes up your GPS you can flash the original ROM again. You shouldn't lose any data.
[Vibrant Android Development] joao junior:
FIRST QUESTION:

I have a friend who owns a Samsung Vibrant (SGH-T959).

Anyone know if this ROM MIUI 2.3.7 work with SGH-T959?

SECOND QUESTION:

Does anyone have a tutorial step by step how to install this ROM MIUI?

I'm still with Android 2.2. Samsung Vibrant SGH-T959

Best Regards
[Vibrant Android Development] hern1989:
its made for the vibrant. and you can check the second post for a video turtorial.

Sent from my Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] JasonK75:
Latest video. Enjoy! :D

[YOUTUBE]V8cRT311AGc[/YOUTUBE]​
[Vibrant Android Development] teddyv:
i flashed from stock, and i get the same problem, only about 8 hours of life and android os ect., use way more juice then the screen.... anyone knows what im doing wrong let me know....

there seems to be several other issues too...

gps doenst crash, but doenst ever get a lock either...

reboot screen can only be reached from the lock screen and the secondary reboot screen that lets you go into recover ect, doenst show up at all...

angry gps which used to be there is now missing? is this related to the gps not getting a lock?

compass output is mixed up with the accelometer... several apps like google sky are unusable....

anyone know of any fixes or tweeks... im all ears!
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
It seems that the phone is not going into deep sleep. Looking at battery stats, it looks like it is 95% awake, will rarely not awake. Any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] joao junior:
But then there are two versions of Samsung Vibrant ...

Samsung Vibrant Galaxy S (GT-I9000M)

and

Vibrant Samsung (SGH-T959)

Do you know if this version works with Samsung Vibrant (SGH-T959)?

Someone who has already arrived to test? Or someone who knows?

Need to be sure because the phone is not mine, is my friend.

Best Regards
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
this forum is for T959
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
Yes this is for the samsung vibrant T959.

As to install it the op is not clear enough go to miui.us forum.

vibrant miui 360° Productions
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
If I had to guess I would say that you downloaded miuiandroid. There are a few small different things. GPS & power menu come to mind.

vibrant miui 360° Productions
[Vibrant Android Development] d2theyip:
trying to find 3rd party access to enable google voice, and i can't seem to find it on these forums, any help / thoughts please?
[Vibrant Android Development] scaremenga:
I dunno what I've done, and how to undo it. :o

I installed a custom-build of this rom (found here). It basically changed system icons.. and frames/ui (dunno the proper term).

After getting bored of the eccentricity of that custom build I installed this official miui rom hoping to eliminate the custom theming. The theming remains, but the boot logo and animation have returned to "stock" miui.

I don't want to flash back to stock froyo touchwiz, then root, then flash bionix, then flash miui.. unless I absolutely have to. :rolleyes: Is there a fix for my booboo?

Thanks! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
Make backups (Miui & nandroid)

In recovery :

Wipe Dalvik Cache,

Wipe Cache Partition,

Reset data,

Format system,

Flashable stock miui

Fix Permissions

Reboot

Let sit 8 Min.

Reboot

Let sit 4 Min.

Reboot

Restore apps only.

You should be good from there.

vibrant miui 360° Productions
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
I just installed the latest MIUI listed in the OP following the above instuctions.

After I let it sat for 8 mins then reboot and another 4 I have no network.

Also, when it has sat for a bit I can not get it to turn back on I have to hold the power button and then it will reboot.

Edit: Also just noticed SD card will not mount.
[Vibrant Android Development] hern1989:
you should just odin to stock and start fresh..lol.

Sent from my Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
Glad I could make you laugh.
[Vibrant Android Development] db3:
Damaged SD Card?

Is anyone else getting this error? It started with the previous version for me. In the notification menu, it says "Damaged SD card" and "SD card damaged. You may have to reformat it.". Clicking it prompts you to reformat. I did. Still same error. Not sure what else to do. Both internal and external seem to be working fine though.

Any idea how fix this issue or test whether the sd card is really damaged? And if it's the internal SD card, is it time for a new phone then?

thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
As stated ealier I flashed the latest MIUI in the op and now I am in a constant reboot, no SD card and no network.

So I need to ODIN back to JFD and start again? Can you use the AIO tool listed in the forums to go back to JFD?

HAve never had to use ODIN or the AIO tool, good noob frienlt tuterial is needed/

Thanks

Jesse
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
Ok, I have Used ODIN to get back to stock (JFD). So I have a working phone again.

Now that I'm back at stock can I just get into recovery and install MIUI?

Or is there a step I'm missing?
[Vibrant Android Development] db3:
if you odin'd back to stock and nothing else yet, you should still have the update.zip for cwm in your root folder. Boot to recovery, install cwm (may have to do it twice -- can't remember), then install miui. should be relatively quick and painless. i did it many times when i couldn't decide between cyanogenmod and bionix...
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
The only thing I have done is sync with google.

Not to sound like a complete noob...but Could possibly clarify install cwm? I see an update.zip file do you mean install that?

Thanks

Jesse
[Vibrant Android Development] db3:
yup, install that. you have to reboot into recovery. not that you will see the standard (samsung?) recovery using the vol +/- keys. you may need to choose "install update" twice before cwm loads. at that point, you can install MIUI.

good luck. i'm off to WhiskyFest so hopefully this helps you out! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] scaremenga:
Kernel issue, perhaps? I remember when MIUI was in 1.7.xx (or whatever) data didn't work unless you had a particular kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jackdog89:
He may have to reboot once before he can flash the ROM. For whatever reason, I've always had to reboot the system after I've installed the Clockwork recovery, then power down, reboot into recover (three finger method) then install the custom ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
He should also start from a 2.2 rom to be safe or he may bootloop.
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
Well I'm still not in the land of MIUI love.

Odin back to stock. The went in to recovery and all I have is 4 options I tried reinstall packages and that brought up the what I am used to seeing a large list of options one of which was install update.zip

Ran that and it rebooted back into recovery, I rebooted and went back into recovery and tried to install MIUI...as OP stated and I should have listened reboot loop. Odin back to stock. Now when I reboot into recovery now I just have the 4 (blue) option so once again I reinstall packages like last time but this time no CWM.
[Vibrant Android Development] djordan79:
Here's what I did: (and what I always do with a new Rom)

1. Odin back to stock...

2. Re-Root your phone....

3. Install Rom Manager from market and then Flash recovery for your phone from within Rom manager... then "reboot into recovery" from within Rom Manager.

4. This should bring you into the stock(blue) recovery... choose "re-install packages".... you might have to do this a few times before it turns into the green recovery(CWM recovery).... but it needs to be green recovery....

5. From within green recovery....Wipe data/factory reset... wipe cache.... wipe daivlik cache... then Flash MIUI Rom.zip... reboot... then wait 10-15 minutes and reboot once more and you should be in MIUI LAND!
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
This latest release is my favorite. Great battery life and working GPS! Makes using this phone a joy.
[Vibrant Android Development] scaremenga:
I'm about to go crazy. This is about the fifth/sixth time I've odined to stock-->flashed bionix (or trigger)-->disable voodoo-->flash and get bootloop. :mad:

What am I doing wrong?

I modified the mount and format stuff in CWM for another ROM (MIUI EnhancerMOD), would this be the verdict? If it is.. what things are supposed to be mounted/unmounted?

Please help.. :(
[Vibrant Android Development] phiredrop:
Skip the bionix flash... go straight from Odin to MIUI ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Ya dude, Odin back to stock and go straight to MIUI. There's no reason you should be getting a boot loop.
[Vibrant Android Development] scaremenga:
Thanks.. but the same thing still happens. Bootloop: "E:Can't open /sdcard/MIUI.us_vibrantmtd_1.10.28_Eng_Deo_ZipA_Signed.zip (No such file or directory)"

EDIT: I just realized that I've been odinning with a non-extracted "s1_odin_20100512.rar." Would that be the issue?!

EDIT (2): Okay, I have no idea what the hell happened.. BUT, MIUI loaded up. My phone was bootlooping, I decided to pull the battery and held volume-down and power button.. and then it went into BLUE CWM. I flashed the MIUI rom via this, and now it's working.. perfectly fine. Now that the problem has ambiguously disappeared, I'd like to thank everyone who posted in response to my noobish mistakes. :D

Even though the issue has been "resolved" it's still bugging the hell out of me, and I'm sure someone else will run into the same problem as me, so can anybody try and explain why this is happening? Video uploading to illustrate the bootloop. Here's the video: http://youtu.be/3ihGp4qGDNU If you need more context just ask.

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/3ihGp4qGDNU?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
[Vibrant Android Development] MilkPudding:
Are you on froyo bootloader now?
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
Step 3 above I get an error.

Step 4 just keeps rebooting back my phone, not into recovery again, have done this step several times

---------- Post added at 02:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:13 PM ----------

Step 3 above I get an error.

Step 4 just keeps rebooting back my phone, not into recovery again, have done this step several times

Edit: I have only 4 (Blue) options in recovery

Reboot system

reinstll Packages

Delet user Data

Delete Cache

I can nor get into clocwork recovery to install fron SD card