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[Captivate Android Development] the_nite_owl:
OK. I was thinking in terms of the steps under step 1 for getting Gingerbread installed and went and re-did all of those steps.

Step 2 says to use Clockword Mod Recovery and I had that stuck in my head and guess I just mis-read what you were saying.

I will have to try it when I get home. I can run Odin here as it is only an executable but if I install the USB drivers I could get nailed for installing non-standard software.

Thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
^ Yeah, the CWM Kernel will only work for those who had the Cog Kernel version 1. For those who don't have that one they have to Odin the v 2 Kernel then flash the Rom.
[Captivate Android Development] streetsmart999:
So again My phone shutdown silently.... After Re-flashing, With everything Wiped before and after. I don't have many apps installed, I'm using it as stock as possible (without any 3rd party Launchers etc). How do I figure out what is shutting it down?

I did not have this problem with any other rom. This is the only ROM it does to me.. (Not saying anything bad about this rom, Just a hint that its not my phone)

I Love the rom for its Audio quality which cannot be matched with any other rom.. Due to Audience Chip.

1. Wipe/Factory Reset >> Done

2. Dalvic Wipe >> Done

3. Cache Wipe >> Done

All of the above

before and After Flash

(Just to be on safe side). This is after second flash.. I thought may be first flash was a bad flash.

4. I Did

NOT

restore SYS Data from TB

5. Only few user apps...

Did NOT do any frame work modification.. Like ASOP Lock etc.

Anyone with solutions?
[Captivate Android Development] streetsmart999:
OR you can use SGS Kernel Flasher if you not near the computer.
[Captivate Android Development] Zero4:
I am running v1.0 and am not experiencing the issue. From a previous post by DG he said that the phone is still charging and it's a bug with the animation of the battery being displayed, however your phone will still charge.
[Captivate Android Development] wgarrido:
But the screen stays on and it charges very slow compared to when the phone is on.
[Captivate Android Development] Zero4:
Not to ask a stupid question, but are you using the stock charger? I noticed that when I used a Motorola charger, it was much slower to charge.

I'll dig around on my phone to see if I can find the files for the images for the phone off charging, and I can post them here with the path so you can try 'em.
[Captivate Android Development] wgarrido:
Yea I I charge every night with the stock charge.
[Captivate Android Development] Zero4:
Weird...I wish I knew more of the back end stuff where I could try to give better insight.

The only thing I'm finding is in the /system/media folder there are a bunch of *.qmg files, named battery_charging_XX.qmg...I'm not sure if those are the files for when it's charging with the power off or not.

Do you have those in that directory?
[Captivate Android Development] wgarrido:
Thanks, I do have those files.
[Captivate Android Development] shane87:
Thise files are for the animated battery indicator that is shown in the status bar when the phone is turned on and charging. Unfortunately, to the best of my knowledge the phone off charging animation is only moddifiable when you have kernel sources. I know that the bootlogo, aka the white at&t screen, is compiled in a kernel source header file, and that file has two entries, the bootlogo, and the charge animation. So I guess the only way to change it is to recompile the kernel from source, which is impossible since we have no sources. What I don't understand is why the animation worked in v1 and not in v2. I know that the kernel is different, but it has NOT been recompiled. The only difference, that I am aware of, is in the initram files, and that difference is the addition of the functions to reformat the file system into ext4. Oh and the recovery, aka cwm, image was updated in the new kernel's initramfs as well.

It is really weird that the same kernel with different initramfs would break the phone off charge animation.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] Zero4:
Very well stated, I was unaware that those were in the Kernel.

What if they re-flashed the same kernel they are currently running? Could that overwrite the potential files that are preventing it from loading the battery charge indicator with power off?
[Captivate Android Development] RDI:
Our phones only quick charge if the mA is high and the data wires of the charger are shorted. This tells it, it is OK to max charge. "Charging AC".

Sent from my Samsung Captivate running Cognition 5v2 and KE3 modem.
[Captivate Android Development] Johnsondr80:
I don't have the cog kernal first off. Just throwing something out there to try.

Try holding down the volume bottoms and power button (aka three button recovery combo) while charger pluged in. This little trick worked for my in the froyo days. With in seconds the charge anaimation should kick in.

Tested on my rom and kernel and this is also true in MY kf1 build.

Just sayin

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[Captivate Android Development] Oxicottin:
What kernel are u using? I tried an it didnt work...
[Captivate Android Development] tbong777:
LOL Bricked my wifes Captivate flashing the update to her Cog 5B2 ROM...

After I flashed the ROM then the kernel I lost all CW features. Could not select anything, Then I could not download anything from the market ot install any apps due to "insufficient space" ..... so I decided to go back to stock JF6 and like an idiot I flashed the wrong one click and apparently mixed the Bootloaders...........Instant hard brick. I guess I forgot the processes involved.

Been messing with the SGS II for the last couple months...Oops...

Phone is off to Mobile Tech for debricking while she uses a Nokia 6160... Seems I have been away from the Cappy world awhile to long LOL...

SO I can follow the steps in on the OP page including step one for the GB bootloaders and the Fungu Root OR

since I still have Cognition-5-Beta-1.exe ....and the cog5-beta2-kernel.tar.... Would it not be easier to flash the Cog Odin with GB bootloarders over the JF6 then the tar file? If I remember correctly this gives both the GB loaders plus the ROM and CW3.......

Then I can flash the latest kernel and then Cog5v2 ROM over that.....

Sorry for the fundamental questions....I have been in SGS II mode and its a little different on that side of the fence...No separate bootloaders to worry about. Just the everyday risk with Odin
[Captivate Android Development] LMSarmiento:
Fortunate that you have Cog 5 beta 1, as I've taken advantage of it in a fashion you're asking about.

1. Odin back to stock (jf6)

2. Master Clear with same Odin (personal preference so I can start with a clean slate).

3. Odin Cog 5 beta 1

4. Odin latest kernel as pda (or use the Sgs rom loader app)

5. Via Recovery Mode, install Cog 5 v2.
[Captivate Android Development] Haloruler64:
Don't use old kernel, download all new stuff.
[Captivate Android Development] tbong777:
Thanks guys Yeah I realized there is no benefit to flashing the B2 Kernel. Just go ahead with the Cog B1 ODIN flash and flash the CogV2 Kernel followed by the ROM.

My issue initial was "insufficient space" to install apps and a messed up situation in CW Recovery where I could not select anything. I am guessing this is because I flashed the ROM before the kernel..

I don;t really want to go the Fungu root method of flashing GB loaders. DG made it easy with the COG beta Execute file...Already rooted and has CW if I am not mistaken.

I don't remember which version of CW it flashed...

WOW a few months away from this and I got stupid in a hurry, I used the have a few back up handsets but sold them to buy the SGS II.......I may have to pickup another on Ebay...$50 debricks can get expensive,
[Captivate Android Development] the_nite_owl:
I started over clean again and went throug the steps and now have it working. Took me a little while to figure out why the zip file I was trying to flash with Odin would not work till I remembered there was a different file for Odin than for CWM. :)

Thanks for the help.
[Captivate Android Development] the_nite_owl:
I gave it a try but it would not work with this ROM. I do not remember the exact message but it seems that the newer ROM file has steps not supported by this version.
[Captivate Android Development] shane87:
The insufficient storage space is a known issue with the new initial kernel. It goes away when you flash the rom.

The cw issue you were having is not as easy. What button were you pushing for select? On the new cwm, you press home to select. Power key takes you back.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] wgarrido:
I get that when install this 1 app from the market. Nothing else does it. But now I can't trouble shoot because it isn't showing up.

If someone can see if it is there for you its Doctor Who, 45MB.

Thanks.

Edit: So I went to the market on my desktop and found it and clicked install from there to my phone. My phone tires to download but still error. Its odd that nothing else gets the error. It is a large app though.

Can someone else trying installing that app? Its free. Just came out.
[Captivate Android Development] tbong777:
Well there you go..LOL I am used to the physical "home " key on my SGS II but was unaware of having to use the "soft" one on the Captivate....Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] ebcrew:
anyone have the original KF1 thread, this new one with FUGU mod doesnt work for me.. stuck in boot loop, the original was the only one that worked.

thanks
[Captivate Android Development] danielnguyenvu:
Sorry if i ask a dump question, but is there any way to get BLN with this ROM? cuz I find that feature very convenient

And can I disable laglix to save battery? for I dont see much improvement on speed :(
[Captivate Android Development] wgarrido:
I use NoLed from the market with easyreminder.

You can't disable lagfix because it isn't installed. The kernel supports EXT4 so during flashing the file system is formated to EXT4.
[Captivate Android Development] streetsmart999:
It worked for me. Flash kernel > when in reboot (at at&T screen) Remove the battery > Put it back > CWM Recovery >> Clean all the stuff (Factory Reset,Dalvic etc) > Flash the rom.
[Captivate Android Development] ebcrew:
hmm.. ok so after KF1 one click, i cant seem to get to CWM.
[Captivate Android Development] wgarrido:
You mean the stock KF1? Did you flash the kernel? That is when CWM is installed.
[Captivate Android Development] shane87:
No problem! I freaked coming from i9000gb when there were no "go back" oprions, and power key did nothing. Then I rembered a post about someone being excited over having haptic keys in recovery. It is definately difficult to get used to, but I like it. Its so much easier than having to scroll to "go back" 3-4 times to get to the reboot now option!

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] ebcrew:
Im at the point where i used KF1 one click, now im stuck.

now i dont know which kernel to flash..

ive flashed cog many times but it seems the instructions page for KF1 was changed and that method doesnt work, i cant find the original page.

any way what i really need is a direction to a kernel that will work any will do.
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
DG has a Thread with his first Kernel for the Gingerbread Cog. It may be a few pages back.

Edit: here's the OP...
[Captivate Android Development] ebcrew:
trying it now..thanks and that will give me CWM also?
[Captivate Android Development] shane87:
Here are the steps I took coming from i9000 gb.

1.BACKUP EVERYTHING!!! Just in case. Also, revert to rfs if you are on ext4. I know cog5v2 supports ext4, but it is handled differently, and the kf1 stock rom, which you have to flash in step 8 from the kf1 odin oneclick, DOES NOT SUPPORT EXT4!!

2. Download odin kf1 one click from link in op. Ignore the optional files!!

3. Download cog kernel, .tar version, and odin 1.81 from op.

4. Download cog5v2.zip

5. Power off phone, remove external sd if you have one.

6. Open kf1 odin oneclick

7. Hold vol up + vol down and plugin usb

8. Hit start, and wait for flash to complete.

9. Once phone boots in kf1, mount usb storage and copy cog5v2 to internal sd card, unmount usb storage and unhook.

10. Power phone off.

11. Open odin 1.81, click the check box by pda, click the pda button and select cog kernel from step 3.

12. Hold vol up + vol down and plug in usb.

13. Hit start, wait for phone to reboot, unhook from computer.

14. Power off (last time!)

15. Boot into recovery by holding vol up + vol down + power.

16. Select "Install zip from sdcard" NOTE: Home haptic key selects, power key goes back!

17. Select "Choose zip from sd"

18. Select cog5v2.zip, and hit yes.

19. Wait for flash to complete, and you are on cog5v2!

I know this is probably way more detail than most people need, but I hope it helps ANYONE who reads it, even if they are a first time flasher.

Also, if you wish to start from scratch, a completely clean slate, download the jf6 odin oneclick package in addition to the other files mentioned above. After step 5, add in the optional step of:

Open jf6 odin oneclick, hold vol up + vol down and insert usb, hit start on jf6 odin oneclick, then hit master clear on jf6 odin one click. Continue at step 6.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] ebcrew:
^^ yeah if u can just point me to the kernel in the op thats all i need cant find it.
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
Look under Step 2 in the OP. Use Odin3 v1.81 and flash the .tar one.
[Captivate Android Development] ebcrew:
its wierd i tried that, but ODIN doesnt recognize the zip file under PDA
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
Don't use .zip file. Download the Odin version one. It is a .tar file. That is the one u put in the PDA slot.
[Captivate Android Development] ebcrew:
Thanks im an idiot
[Captivate Android Development] wgarrido:
It's all part of the learning experience!
[Captivate Android Development] SynGamer:
I'm coming from MIUI and I'm used to AIO...could I get a "dummies" guide to flashing Cog?

EDIT: Nvm. Saw the post above :D
[Captivate Android Development] SynGamer:
OK...flashed v2, but what do I do with the "initial" kernel zip?
[Captivate Android Development] shane87:
You should have downloaded the tar version of the initial kernel, and used odin3 1.81 to flash it, then use the recovery that is installed with the initial kernel to flash cog5v2.zip. Unless you are on cog5v1, you can ignore the .zip version of the initial kernel.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] Shival:
Anyone else notice battery life issues?

Didn't the display used to take up more battery use than the OS in previous versions? Was just wondering.
[Captivate Android Development] danielnguyenvu:
Thanks a lot. i'll give it a try. Btw this rom just have amazing battery life,for 9hrs idle it takes only 2%. Best result ever compared to other roms with my cappy.

i have also mod the toogle bar to replace fight mod button with sound button and now the rom is jst quite perfect for me:-)
[Captivate Android Development] danielnguyenvu:
Yes DG should use this post for OP in first post. It's really important to just odin 1.8+. First time i flashed this rom using odin 1.3 and my phone stucked forever at At&t bootscreen :-(
[Captivate Android Development] kinubic:
hmm im not getting the best out of my modem~ anyone got any other modem choices~ im located LA area thanks
[Captivate Android Development] Cdub5:
Has anyone flashed miui or cm7 with these bootloaders? I have another cappy that I want to try these roms out on, but curious if I really need older boots. Love this rom, just wanna play around with my other phone. Currently I'm on atomic fusion gb on that phone.
[Captivate Android Development] shopealope:
I flashed cognition 5 v2 this morning and I like it a lot. Its really stable in my experience and I haven't had any problems. The only thing I wish is that there were more kf1 kernels out so I could overclock and use voodoo color. I already took care of voodoo sound. But that's not the fault of the rom so I think this is a great rom.
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
U could try KE3 or KB1. U must use an i897 modem.

View attachment cwm3_UCKE3.zip

View attachment UCKB1_CWM3.zip
[Captivate Android Development] Haloruler64:
If you have i897 GB bootloaders, you can flash CM7 and MIUI. These new KF1 bootloaders support everything. MTD ROMs, i900/i897 GB, and even 2.1/2.2 ROMs.
[Captivate Android Development] low99:
It's a 2.3.3 bug... just reboot your phone and the android OS will stop eating the battery.
[Captivate Android Development] shane87:
If samsung/at&t would give us kernel source code we would have kernels with voodoo color, oc, uv, selectable lagfix, etc. Unfortunately, until we get source code that won't happen.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] snowake:
I am running Voodoo sound pro on Cog 5.1 with no issues. Also, I have read on this thread that Tegrak Pro allows OCUV. You just have to pay for them.

@DG, a lot of the issues seem to be related to flashing/usibg CWM from the app instead of recovery. I had no success doing anything from CWM app, so perhaps remove CWM from the CogApps installer and note in OP?

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] prbassplayer:
Im on AF running 1.25ghz undervolt with Tegrak. Im sure i can reach 1.4 if I played with the Voltages, but with my current set up works fine, thought stability test crashes it for giggles but ive been using the phone for a few days no issue. I just need to tweek the voltage but Ive been busy xD
[Captivate Android Development] loraque:
There are not a lot of modem choices, and of what there is, KF1 is the best for me. It seems to have issues with extended low signal areas, and sometimes it sits pretty high on the battery use list- also I think associated with log signal/signal searching issues.

But yeah, modems are not the best. If history repeats, we should get a new rash of them if/when official drops.

EDIT- I have taken to turning the data network off via the extended power menu when I am at work. Lead lined building, cave-like environment. It shows a bar sometimes, but it isn't talking. Now that I toggle it there, most of my problems have disappeared.
[Captivate Android Development] SlimJ87D:
Has anyone come up with a solution for this?
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
^ Dev Johnsondr80 posted this...http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16785574&postcount=2900
[Captivate Android Development] Oxicottin:
DG, can you include the BLN script in your kernel? Is there a temp app that i can use untill then? Awesome work DG keep them coming and dont forget us... :)

I to have the animation charge flook and i have tried the 3 button combo at charging and didnt work for me.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] planetjeff:
As a corollary to this great post (I'm on Cog 4.5.3, have flashed a few times, but going to 5+ there just seems to be a lot of questions & answers spread way out over many posts), I have a couple other questions regarding backups and installed applications.

- I'm presuming backing up is not given very detailed because there is more than one way to do it. Normally, I would just connect via USB and copy over files/folders I didn't want to lose, plus doing a full Titanium backup and copying that over as well. Restoring these would happen then after all the above steps are over?

- In the OP, it talks about 13 different apps that are installable via the cog-apps installer. Is that a requirement? If I use the TB batch restore for all missing apps & data, it will also restore these 13 mentioned apps. Should I explicitly make sure these 13 apps are ONLY installed via the cog-apps installer?

- Since I'm going from 4.5.3 to 5+, it'll be the first time I'm on gingerbread. Does this necessitate installing all apps from the market instead, rather than restoring with TB?

I got used to doing my flashing the 4 series of Cognition following the youtube video made by MobileTechVideos. It would be great if there was something like this for the 5+ series! In any case, thanks for any input.
[Captivate Android Development] psychoace:
Yeah but that is a whole different rom. Most people here I think just want an updated kernel for the cog rom.
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
I just used Titanium Backup Pro. Didn't use the Cog App Installer. No problems.

DG includes the app installer with those apps (for our convenience) so that u can install and receive the updates from the Market. If he included those apps in the Rom, they would only get updated when he updated them in the next Rom version.

So, anyway, u can just use the TB way and u will b good to go. U can install TB Pro through the Cog app installer or the Market and go from there.
[Captivate Android Development] solinar:
For anyone wondering about battery use with this rom, I am getting around 3 days (72 hours) of light use with my $10 ebay (2200mah?) extended battery.
[Captivate Android Development] Oxicottin:
Try HERE... Im using the JL1 and its been working great for me and I had the same symptoms as you
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
^ Isn't that an i9000 modem and ur using it with this Cog Rom with no problems ??
[Captivate Android Development] Haloruler64:
It's i896 official Froyo. Rogers Captivate. Should work.
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
^ Oh yeah... Forgot about Rogers. Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] shawnl01:
Insufficient Storage Error from market apps

I'm still getting this error occasionally and it's getting tiring (that and the rebooting on it's own). It's not every app, and can sometimes install things from the market successfully after a reboot. Installing the APK's manually of the same app is never a problem. Sometimes I'm able to uninstall the existing app and install from market with no problem (such as TiBu) but then the next update fails with the same message all over again. How can I tell if I still have the wrong kernel? The Kernel shows 2.65.35.7-I897UCKF1-CL273832 with build of Cog 5 V2.

The painful steps of getting here:

1. Flashed the GB leak via one click

2. Flashed B2 Kernel

3. Flashed V2 and watched it hang at the AT&T screen

4. Flashed initial kernel via Odin

5. Booted into CW and flashed V2 again.

I assumed I had the right kernel but wonder with everyone stating such a simple solution.
[Captivate Android Development] 4-2ndtwin:
^ The Kernel name will not b changed (no Kernel Source yet), but if u have CWM 4.0.1.4 then u have the correct Kernel.

After u Odin One Click to KF1 (don't do the optional root in that thread. Not necessary cause Cog Kernel is rooted), U need to just flash the v2 initial Kernel. Flash the .tar with Odinv3 1.81. Then use the button combo (volume+/- and power) to get into the CWM 4.0.1.4 and flash the Rom that u should already have on ur internal sd (remember the button navigations are different). Then ur problems with this should b gone.

I say all of this because u said u flashed the B(beta)2 kernel then tried to flash the Rom. U need the

new Version 2 Kernel

then the Rom.
[Captivate Android Development] ronnierohan007:
JL1 works best for me too. I tried it after your tip. Thanks a lot. Now all I have to see how it affects the battery ( if it actually does that is)
[Captivate Android Development] kinubic:
Thanks! btw does anyone have the dl link for flashable modems to this rom i forgot where it was lol
[Captivate Android Development] shawnl01:
Cool. I'll back up everything and try again to make sure.
[Captivate Android Development] prbassplayer:
Click the paper clip next to the tgread name. I knoe they are here