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[Vibrant Android Development] N00B_IN_N33D:
So i'm not the only one... Hope it gets fixed. I mean it's not major issue, but still.

Sent from my SGH-T959 (Samsung Vibrant)
[Vibrant Android Development] sebastianwfh:
^ you are welcome

is it normal tat during charging, using usb (connected to laptop), the phone wont go into deep sleep mode?
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
So what the deal with the broken Nandroid backups not being able to create a md5 sum?

Looks like it has been an issue for a while and no fix... Love the ROM but need to Nandroid!
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
Just flash a custom kernel and you can use nandroid.

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[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
I like the stock kernel,
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
It was just a simple way to get you where you want to be. You don't have to say with the custom kernel, but it will let you use the nandroid backups.

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[Vibrant Android Development] sebastianwfh:
can you suggest a stable kernel for MIUI?
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
Try this one.

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[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
Search feature we have answered gps problems till we are tired of them.

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[Vibrant Android Development] sebastianwfh:
i think my Vibrant is in love with this Kernel.... on a first day using it and its fast!

does the kernel gotta do with the phone in deep sleep mode? it seems that the phone sleesp better
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
Yes the kernel has much to do with the standby time as well as the feel. (Day to Day use)

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[Vibrant Android Development] Ste11a:
I changed the ntp address to "us.pool.ntp.org" in settings > my location > advance settings. My GPS works now. I haven't had a problem since doing this trick.
[Vibrant Android Development] sebastianwfh:
im not sure if its rom related or kernel related

my email (both default email and gmail app keep FC)

apart from that, i love this kernel, its blazing fast adn kind on my batt
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Use titanium and wipe user data for gmail and email

sign back into email......sounds like some data got restored. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] theMAGNUM:
I just flashed this and I am liking it so far. Can't comment on the battery life, but the quickness is apparent right awy. I have a quick question about this kernel. Do we have to re-flash the kernel after each ROM update? If so, I'm assuming this kernel also gets update regularly. Is there a thread where we can go to get updates to this kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
You are the dumbest **** ever, you sound like a used douche trying to speak.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
OP Updated
[Vibrant Android Development] Pewp.:
A used douche trying to speak? Is English your second language?
[Vibrant Android Development] theMAGNUM:
I couldn't find a changelog for the updated rom...can anyone point me in the right direction?
[Vibrant Android Development] InsightGoalie:
Where can I get this zip? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] sebastianwfh:
it's not working...

gmail fc everytime launch (even after data wipe with TB)

email, i tried to sign in and when it's done, it FC
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Its picky when it wants to be I have better luck on cn.pool.org lol

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Reflash following the instructions here:

Install Instructions for those on CM-7, MIUI or a Custom 2.2 Rom

Make a MIUI Backup

-Wipe Dalvik and Cache Partition

-Wipe Data/Factory Reset

-Format System

-Flash MIUI

-Fix Permissions

-Reboot and let sit a few minutes

-Reboot again

-Enjoy

-Test the Rom before restoring any apps

-If at all possible restore with MIUI backup app. And remember to un-tic the checkbox to not restore your theme in miui backup, restore it after you restore your apps. Don't restore apps that are already in the Rom. Reboot after restoring. Some have reported better luck not restoring call logs and messages.
[Vibrant Android Development] Poimandres:
Thanks for all of the hard work. I have previously been using froyo based roms and decided to try this rom yesterday. I flashed per instructions that i found on a wiki I believe using odin then the overstock kernel however unfortunately after performing everything to the t (http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Samsung_Vibrant:_Full_Update_Guide) I got a soft boot loop. But I was able to get into the cwm 5.0.2.7 (I believe) by holding in power and the upper volume button during loop. Formatted and wiped everything again then reflashed this rom and everything worked. Is there anyway to get around the boot loop? If so and i want a clean install should I odin back to stock again or will simply formatting the internal and external sd, copying the new rom to the internal sd and following the wiki again be sufficient? If I format boot and then flash the rom will the rom copy the necessary files to the boot? Thanks for all your help and I absolutely love the rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] N00B_IN_N33D:
The boot loop is normal when flashing MIUI or CM7 from stock 2.1. To bypass it just follow these instructions found in my guide on flashing MIUI from stock 2.1...

However I believe if you flash from a 2.2 rom then you should not get a boot loop. Try these instructions posted by a user named "SamsungVibrant" on flashing MIUI by going to stock, flashing 2.2, and finally flashing MIUI...
[Vibrant Android Development] Poimandres:
Thanks, I did figure out on my own hw to get into the cwm and performed almost exactly as you stated. I had odined back to stock and then had flashed to the deodexed_kb5 2.2 rom and then odined the overstock kernel then tried to flash per the last set of instructions and still got the bootloop.

Anyway is it better to odin back to stock if I stay on miui or is it the same if I go into cwm, format (including internal, external sd, boot and system) and clear everything then flash miui. Thanks again for all the help.
[Vibrant Android Development] N00B_IN_N33D:
If you're asking if you need to wipe the data when staying on miui and want to update miui, then the answer is "no" just boot into recovery and flash the update.

If you're asking if you need to wipe data when flashing miui from another rom then the answer is "yes". Whenever you flash a new rom you are going to want to flash back to 2.1 with Odin then wipe cache partition, do a factory reset, and wipe dalvik (advanced menu) in cwr. This way you have a clean install.

For more info check out my guide. Link in signiture.

Sent from my SGH-T959 (Samsung Vibrant)
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
Camera Slow

Just wondering is it's me or not?

The camera app on this rom seems really slow, I hit the button to take a picture and it will take 2-3 seconds before it does.

Any one else seen this?
[Vibrant Android Development] collins521:
Anyone know of a way to disable the boot sound, or a way to change it? I've been trying to find it inside the rom files but can't find it
[Vibrant Android Development] 1vanFG:
Go to themes then customize at the bottom,go all the way to the bottom and it should say boot audio, select it and you can change it from there.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] collins521:
Right but I mean the actual audio file...I realize in this newest version you can change the boot audio per theme or by itself but I was looking for the actual file inside the rom
[Vibrant Android Development] Ningcube89:
Get a file explorer program. Go into System, Media or whatever and delete the bootaudio.zip. Should be fine after that.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
System/media/theme/ and delete mp3

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Is delay on in camera settings?
[Vibrant Android Development] mryounghc:
everything in camera is slow, even hitting the back button after taking a pic. sometimes i unintentionally exit the camera by hitting back twice because it takes long to respond. quality is good but response is slow. delay is not enabled. shortest delay is 5 seconds and i would say it takes 3 seconds for a pic normally
[Vibrant Android Development] ump:
I would agree

I tap the camera app it takes about a second to load maybe a little more.

I aim the camera at what I want to take a pic of hit the button and I can literally count to 3 (not a fast count either) before the pic is taken.

I can find not setting that effects this behavior. The delay setting is not active as far as I can tell, I have changed picture size and quality but that had no effect.
[Vibrant Android Development] tamsar:
torch

Has anyone been able to get torch to work? Not %100 sure what it is but found it when tinkering w the toggle bar.

thx
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
We don't have a camera flash so torch can't work as intended

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[Vibrant Android Development] Wayne561:
What is the best kernel I can flash to get FFC support?

Edit: Also is there a way to get the stock samsung notificaton sounds?
[Vibrant Android Development] Poimandres:
Is voodoo sound enabled in the default kernel? What about color?
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
FFC suport Kernel

just run any of the 360 roms they all have FFC suport

or flash this Kernel: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X8B0MFWU

(self cleaning, just flash and go!):cool:

After you flash this kernel you should be able to switch kernels and keep FFC
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Yes voodoo color and sound but no Gamma Hack

OP Name fixed to 1.12.2 sorry guy's:(
[Vibrant Android Development] vahdyx:
MIUI roms have been giving me camera problems, anyone else experience weird audio issues when recording a video?
[Vibrant Android Development] cocowunsch:
I'm guessing this works for most people but I don't seem to be one of them. I've tried every single method there is to getting my baseband back and it never works. The only MIUI Roms that work for me are Segnaro's. I sure wish I could have a full english MIUI! =(
[Vibrant Android Development] mentalex2:
This new theme rocks! Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] junglerumble:
Can I just flash over 1.6. 10?
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Ugh, I flashed it then did the lockscreen mod, and the screen froze when I locked it, then froze again when I rebooted, which caused me to miss and very important text, so I had to nanddroid back to cm7, maybe I'll try again next Friday.. To much of a headache right now.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] junglerumble:
Simply Honey will be releasing tomorrow with working GPS. When can we expect the same from MIUI? :D
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Simply honey is based on samsung gingerbread 2.3.4 miui is based on cm7, so when cm7 gets it, miui will.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Vibrant Android Development] DiGGaMaN82:
i havent encountered any problems with it. that was one of the things i was concerned with too. i havent had problems with that or the phone hanging up with this release
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
Delete user data.go to advance settings reformat system,data,cache and reflash.
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
Has anyone try this with a different kernel I tried neo6 and 7 but luck.
[Vibrant Android Development] vacant:
If it makes you feel any better, you aren't the only one. :/

Flashed KB5 and it still gives me "(No Service)" and "Unknown" Baseband Version. Might try some diff modems in a bit.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Follow instructions in the second post of the energy thread or "fool proof install" that WILL work!

@cashyfw are you able to install segreno's? If not then you need to odin WITH repartition checked and get an OLD CM7 up and running. Then flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] chucky80:
works flawlessly for me and this is my first gingerbread rom flashed to my vibrant. i followed instructions that angryattheworld posted. any gps fix yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] junglerumble:
Bump bump......
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
How's battery life, so far for you guys ? , it's not looking very good for me
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Yes wipe dalvik. Wipe cache partition. Format system and then flash. Same as every week instructions for updating is in my other thread (energy)

Can't belive you bumped your question instead of reading :(
[Vibrant Android Development] soltheman:
Does anyone know if Gameboid works with this ROM? I tried to use it with 1.6.10, but no luck.

Not a major deal, but I like playing Pokemon...

...don't judge me.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr smap beeve:
It is decent. Took a couple of cycles to get it good. I'm trying to figure how to get back to 2.2.1. I'm not all that im not all that impressed with miui. It has some great customization options but I just don't like it.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Dude pokemon is amazing! (hopefully your not kidding) which one do you play?

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
i love miui, if u wana get back to miui u must odin to JFD then u can flash a 2.2.1 rom
[Vibrant Android Development] vacant:
Yeah I ended up getting miui to work using the "fool proof" method last night. Still, I recommend anyone having base band issues follow that guide.

project tonight: getting swype to license properly. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] creeve4:
1.12.9 ???????
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
OP updated to 1.12.9
[Vibrant Android Development] souleater11:
1. with miui stock kernel, is the new build MIUI 1.12.9(AOSP) laggy and buggy for Tmobile vibrant ?

2. what are the common bugs in this new build?

While I'm waiting for the new Miui NB build, I'm considering flashing the new miui aosp build.
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
This new build runs smooth. The 1.12.2 from last week gave me FCs and even Maps would FC. The 1.12.9 from this week is running perfect for me right now.
[Vibrant Android Development] souleater11:
Thanks.

BTW, I plan to flash Mui Aosp 1.12.9 from a newly rooted android stock 2.1.

would this be safe ?

or will it cause an issue?

Note: In the Mui Galnet Manual, the international version of Samsung Galaxy S requires 2.2 before flashing.
[Vibrant Android Development] N00B_IN_N33D:
Ok, I just updated to the latest version of MIUI and found two new apps. One called "Compass" (which is a pretty cool tool) and the other (a slightly unappealing surprise) was a bloatware app/game called "Word Farm"... Tried uninstalling it by the usual methods, but I was denied because the game is a system app . I finally had to manually remove it via root explorer.

A little research on the app uncovered that the app was made by a founder of MIUI.us which got it implemented as a system app. I find this a very bad way to promote any type of game/app. It would be one thing if it was installed to data, but instead it's burrowed in with the system apps... not cool...

Please, MIUI team, fix this. Don't try to force bloatware games onto our devices.

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Follow my guide on flashing MIUI from 2.1. Link in my signature and it's stickied in the Q&A forum.
[Vibrant Android Development] MilkPudding:
Word.

And is there a way that I can get rid of the 'Word Farm' app easily?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
Yes any root file app can delete it from system / app /

Or titanium back up will let you uninstall it.

Just be careful what you do in the root directory delete the wrong thing and you can have all kinds of things go wrong.

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[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
Does MIUI China put bloatware in their ROMs? Every time someone redistributes or themes a ROM, it seems they put their hand in the proverbial cookie jar.
[Vibrant Android Development] showson1:
Just updated recently and it seems to be working great so far.

Love the compass app.

Not thrilled about them putting 'Word Farm' on there, but I had it uninstalled in about 30 seconds via Titanium Backup, so not really a big deal. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jakemg:
Nick, another quick question. I'm thinking of going from the SGSII MIUI ROM over to this somewhat more plain MIUI ROM. Being new to MIUI, would it be best to go back to stock, then flash from there, or is it possible and okay to use instructions for if I'm already on a CM7/2.2 ROM and just flash this over my old MIUI ROM? I know it's always best to go back to stock for a clean wipe, but I'm just curious if it would be possible to just go from one miui rom to another without having to go through the process of going back to stock and using Odin to make my way here (it was kind of a pain in the ass process). Thanks! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
No need to use Odin just flash any miui rom following the instructions.

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[Vibrant Android Development] Viviox:
A quick question. Can i flash this miui or any other miui rom ontop of gingerbread rom such as Malice?

I'm currently using malice rom with GB bootloader and voodoo lagfix. Do i need to disable voodoo before flash this miui rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
It would be better to get back to Froyo, but it should be possible. If you do try disabled the lag fix.

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[Vibrant Android Development] miui-us:
OP Updated to 2.3.7 (1.12.16)

nickmcminn60/360 Productions ;-)
[Vibrant Android Development] andrmat:
Virus in installation file?

Hey miui-us,

Thank you very much for your hard work.

I just downloaded a new installation file MIUI 1.12.16 from OP and ran a Virus check on it with Ad-Aware Total Security.

Result: VIRUS - Android:KungFu-AA[Trj}(Engine-B)

QUESTION: Are we being infected or my Ad-Aware acting up? Can anybody check with other antivirus software, please?!

McAfee website has a description for Android/DroidKungFu.A, but nothing about the one I discovered:

Description

Android/DroidKungFu.A is a trojan that sends sensitive information to an attacker and includes backdoor functionality. It also exploits vulnerabilities to gain root access..

Indication of Infection

Sends sensitive information

Exploits known vulnerabilities to gain root

Installs an Android application into system directory

Has backdoor functions

Methods of Infection

This malware requires that the user intentionally install it upon the device. As always, users should never install unknown or un-trusted software. This is especially true for illegal software, such as cracked applications - they are a favorite vector for malware infection.

I deleted this file of my installation package, but did not flash yet. Still testing ISC 6.5

I hope Ad-Aware is wrong, but better be safe than sorry...
[Vibrant Android Development] MilkPudding:
First, you need to understand what it means to install a ROM to your phone - what is a ROM and what it does.

In case you are really worried, that trojan, if present, can be found in the system apps and you can uninstall it.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Norton 360 says its clean, your antivirus may have been triggered by a file type not recognized or exploit.
[Vibrant Android Development] andrmat:
I thought so, but it's good to know for sure. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] apicia:
Interesting. I was just reading how MIUI was closed source and they could install a backdoor or the Chinese government could tell them to install a backdoor. Hmm. Or... was it added when it was redistributed?
[Vibrant Android Development] andrmat:
... I have a folder on my computer where I store all ROMs I have tried or interested in. 54 of them so far. I ran a virus check on that folder and all MIUI.us from 1.11.4 to 1.12.16 are infected... or at least Ad-Aware says they are...

Interesting is that all MODs of MIUI.us like NB, Lithium, 360 and SGS II are came out clean...
[Vibrant Android Development] Viviox:
Hi guys, new to Miui here. I find that this rom is uber fun to use. A lot of customization and settings. One thing that I don't like very much is the Keyboard that came with Miui. I'm used to swype because its faster to type on.

Anyone know where I can find a copy of Swype keyboard that works well with Miui and doesn't causes problem to whatever miui got running? Thanks a lot.
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
I am not a swipe user but you can go herehttp://beta.swype.com/ for some help / instructions.

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[Vibrant Android Development] majmoz:
Just follow the link in the above post. You will have to register and give your email address that is found on your phone. They will send you a link to the Beta Installer. I have used Swype on MIUI for the last three months.
[Vibrant Android Development] smartcard2:
miui vibrant update 1.12.9 not updating

My current version 1.12.9, from Updater it is downloading the new update 1.12.16 but failing to update the device. Every time it keeps on downloading the 94.1MB file and not updating.

Is there are way I can download this file from my PC?
[Vibrant Android Development] andrmat:
Sure. Download to your computer. Connect phone to the computer. Mount USB. Transfer to your phone root directory. (Main card, not to external memory card!). Reboot into recovery, go to Install file from zip. Select file to flash. Rest of the procedure is the same: let it sit for 15 min, reboot, sign in to Google account sync, reboot again, let it sit for 5 more min. Enjoy.
[Vibrant Android Development] HaloMediaz:
I cant install apps. it says i have insufficient space even tho i have more than enough space
[Vibrant Android Development] ddanc1984:
I store all my ROMs in a folder also. I've scanned the folder with Kaspersky and Super AntiSpyware and the last three iterations of MIUI (AOSP), NB, 360, CM7s, etc are all clean on mine.
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
If you are referring to install from the market, clear data and reboot. That should take care of it. If the problem is something different be more specific, and we will do our best to get you going again.

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[Vibrant Android Development] andrmat:
Thanks. Yeah, I did the same thing with McAfee and all clean. I guess Ad-Aware just doesn't like MIUI.us. :-D
[Vibrant Android Development] nickmcminn60:
Here is a Host File that should re direct most ads:

it goes in the system/etc folder, you can rename the old one to host.back if you want to or just let it overwrite the existing HOST file. You will need to change permissions to "rw-r-r" then reboot.

**HAD TO ADD A ".zip" File extension to upload it here. REMEMBER to remove the ".zip", It Should just be named "HOST"**
[Vibrant Android Development] claucXC:
Just noticed in the themes app that there is no longer an option of choosing and applying just the framework of a theme. Anyone know why this was taken out? It worked well for me when I had white text on a white background as a result of blending different themes. I could find a framework that fixed the problem and apply just that.
[Vibrant Android Development] anoblenate:
Any of you had serious battery drain after the update? I haven't figured out what's causing it yet, but each night, even with a fairly full battery, I wake up to find the phone completely dead.

It's happened the past few nights since the latest update on two batteries that I have. I have gps, bluetooth, and wifi turned off as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] Gerr1985:
I can second the fast battery drain, even when I had it plugged in the phone could not charge fast enough and the back of the phone was crazy hot.

I just went into recovery and flashed another modem due to the above post. Maybe it'll help maybe not... I hope so!