yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
admit what, that you haven't made a AOSP based rom?

:p

TW will never have anything faster than this or even close to so long as they keep using Samsung ROMS as their base.

BTW, what is you job inside TW?

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
This is what I've been saying, I have seen NO OTHER devs anywhere implement customizable features into their roms as Cyanogen has done, hence the Cyanogen Mod settings tab in the menu :rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] a2296455:
Please, why don't you and the rest of the TW team join forces with the Vibrant Cyanogen team and put your brains together to squash the rest of the bugs and maybe even fix GPS!

This would be awesome and I would donate to help you all join forces!
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
That's not an attitude. I made a comment and even added a compliment saying that I thought cm7 was da ****. Now if you have a hard time delineating the nature of my comment, i'd rather you err on the side of shutting the f up.

Son, when you got a sour stomach everything on the table is going to look bad. Go into some deep morbid introspection and maybe just maybe you'll find out what's really bothering you.

And advise to devs.. don't fuss with end users. It only makes you look dumber.
[Vibrant Android Development] Cesarp 24:
Oh that's what he meant. Here comes the pain. Fight!

Sent from My CM7 Monster
[Vibrant Android Development] aghoshhajra:
Dude leave the devs alone. They do all this work for free. If you're gonna be a douche just Odin back to JFD and leave all the normal folks alone.

sent from CM7 powered Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] zombioptic:
Goodness, Scrizz... a little harsh there, don't you think? Save your fury for trolls and all around assholes. I'm one of the good guys, man! And I'm pretty sure I was making a complement... if I said your hair looked nice would you tell me mine will always look like ****? :P

And what do I do for TW? Go to our website and look. I eat brains! ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] movieaddict:
+1 one on that!!! this is like the people complaining about movie quality on movie downloads!! there getting them for free and and people are uploading them for free but people think they have the right to complain. They are doing this for free and on there spare time so chill with the rude and disrespectful behavior!
[Vibrant Android Development] snapemiken:
+1 for you! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] a2296455:
I agree with this. I see no point in having these great developers working separately on two different projects when they could work together and accomplish great things in a faster amount of time!

EDIT --

Thank me if you agree!
[Vibrant Android Development] 12paq:
All this talk about teams, egos and feelings, makes me laugh at you guys. Someone pm me when this development thread turns back to development.

LOL
[Vibrant Android Development] Gen00:
So ive been trying to get this working.. but for some reason when i put the phone into recovery and i go to update zip from sdcard the zip file is not in there.. ive tried formatting the sdcard ive tried deleting it from the sdcard and copying it back on and everytime i go into recovery and i try to install it from sdcard it i cant find the file for some reason and when i just press install zip for sdcard and tells me no such file on sdcard.. Any one can help me with this that'll be great..

I rooted it this way.. http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Samsung_Vibrant:_Full_Update_Guide the way it was on the CyanogenMod site..

I can get into clockworkmod recovery becuz i see it so i know im rooted just cant find the zip file..
[Vibrant Android Development] movieaddict:
follow this method!!

power off phone

pull out battery

GRAB THIS STUFF : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1047087

turn on odin

attach phone to pc with usb cable

now while holding down both volume buttons put battery back in.

now you should be in download mode and go back to stock with odin from here!

make sure u put the proper .pit and .pda file in there proper places on odin and ur set to go.

Enjoy and also make sure u have the proper samsung drivers

Then follow this method to root, the eclair guide!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=849028

go and follow the eclair guide to rooting ur freshly odin stock phone

then instal cm7
[Vibrant Android Development] Gen00:
Thanks ill try that out..
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
The nature of your comment was exactly that: a sense of entitlement, a sarcastic dig followed by a false accusation. Did I miss anything? I decided to respond because your bull**** was directed at the developers of CM7 for Vibrant, namely me (or at most, teamhacksung as a whole, of which I am one of the two who work on Vibrant directly). Go away.
[Vibrant Android Development] Wizeblood:
Get em atin! +1 love your work.... makes me and my vib happy! Thank u!

~Thanx! You know what you did!~
[Vibrant Android Development] playonline53tms:
Nice work cm7 love it want to donate so bad but no money
[Vibrant Android Development] playonline53tms:
Loving cm7
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
There is no "joining forces" needed. All our CM7 code is on github, and there are instructions on wiki.cyanogenmod.com on how to build it. Anyone can contribute by just syncing the repo and debugging and sending us pull requests with bugfixes. CM7 and most other open source projects in the world are distributed in that many developers work on them with a core set that merges things, approves things for inclusion etc. CyanogenMod doesn't "join forces", people join by contributing - just like we (teamhacksung) did by adding Samsung Galaxy S support to CyanogenMod. We did the work, and then sent up merge requests to CyanogenMod, which were approved and merged to the mainline CyanogenMod code repositories and now anyone can build on our work and continue development just like we are doing. When someone makes a bug fix, enhancement, etc, they send us pull requests if they're working on the kernel, or send up the change for review to Gerrit (instructions on the wiki too). Teamwhiskey or any other team or individual can contribute - we accept fixes/enhancements from anyone (as long as they meet standards for CyanogenMod as a whole) :)
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
Signing up as an organ donor is all I ask - I don't ask for money donations. But a thanks is good enough. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
I wasn't trying to be harsh.

I hope you weren't actually surprised that CM is the fastest thing out there.

especially on the vib.

I was merely stating the facts.

I'm not trying to take anything away from TW.
[Vibrant Android Development] Phateless:
How much does a six pack of your favorite beer cost? I'd like to donate that amount.
[Vibrant Android Development] movieaddict:
Lol
[Vibrant Android Development] DanielOcean:
I LOVE this rom, but the battery life is killing me! I was on the Axura rom prior to this one and battery life was 3-5x longer!

Perhaps its some sort of bug? Can anyone point me to a resource that fixes this?
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
Yeah, it's called reading the thread and fixing the part of the code that involves kernel power management.

Battery life isn't going to be the same as it was on Samsung Roma because pretty much all of this is reverse engineering what Samsung has done in their code that is different from Google's aosp source.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
on the nightlies 40 and up battery life is great!
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
Great work CM team! I have noticed a lot of soft reboots to SOD and a lot of freeze up. Im using the Plautus kernel with stock clock speed(probably the issue). I'm still very impressed. Keep up the good work!
[Vibrant Android Development] sahil04:
Was looking for something new to flash and thought I'd see all the hype about CM.

I have a quick question and a request for confirmation...

The question is does this include mobileap/usb tethering?

and I just wanted to confirm that when CM releases updates, do I just flash through rom manager and the settings stay in tact right?

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] DanielOcean:
I couldn't find anything relevant searching for "battery" and "kernel power management". A link to a post would be very helpful.
[Vibrant Android Development] ashokjadav:
Do they have gps working or its still a work in progress???
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
I have talked about it many times across all the CM7 threads, so you can just search back thru my posts. The issue is just that we do not have all that we need to put every device on the phone into deep sleep, and the issue is mostly the radio because that interface is outside the kernel completely.
[Vibrant Android Development] jwleonhart:
Where can I find the changelog to see what changes are made in each nightly? The last nightly I did was 35, i'd like to know the changes between that and 42 but the cyanogenmod sight is impossible to navigate.
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
The changelog website linked in the OP, on the nightly thread rather than RC1.
[Vibrant Android Development] movieaddict:
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=vibrantmtd
[Vibrant Android Development] Poser:
@ atinm, can there be any clues on how the samsung RIL hooks into the gpsd and power management (deep sleep) by looking at the 2.2 source for the vibrant. Just as a frame reference.
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
The code that hooks this is in the framework code for TouchWiz which is not open. We've done whatever we think we can based on all available code (and some reverse engineering) - and it should work, but doesn't.
[Vibrant Android Development] compuguy1088:
Hopefully, Samsung will officially release a Gingerbread build for the vibrant. Even with that, i doubt that will help. They already released gingerbread for the galaxy s 4g, which is very similar, minus the radio and FFC. This has not really contributed to any major improvements in power management or GPS support.
[Vibrant Android Development] Poser:
Its incredibly frustrating that the US carriers would demand four different iterations of an already sound piece of hardware. I can understand the need for different banding, obviously, but all other differences are superfluous. I appreciate all the work you, coolya and teamhacksung do. CM7 Vibrant.mtd is still the best ROM available for our phones. Period.

This is the principle problem. The radio, and how it interfaces with RIL, gpsd and power management are exactly the source specific to the vibrant that we need. Unfortunately, TW framework hooks are proprietary as Atinm has previously stated... so the usefullness of GB source for vibrant may be limited in its usefulness anyway :(
[Vibrant Android Development] treyvaporizer:
Well how did the captivate get GPS? And the Galaxy S. Just wondering. I thought it was because they had gingerbread leaked so they used that. Is the vibrant any different regarding using the leaked rom to get GPS? Just wondering

Sent from SGH-T959 (CM7)
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
You thought wrong. We have code for the I9000 drivers and binary blobs. The chips are the same on both the I9000 and Captivate. Vibrant has a different chip for GPS and we don't have code for it. It interfaces with the Samsung framework via proprietary interfaces that are not open sourced. But you are welcome to try to get it to work using leaked ROMs.
[Vibrant Android Development] treyvaporizer:
So you're saying the i9000 got something that the vibrant did not and the captivate had the same GPS so it worked? And will the vibrant ever get this?

Sent from SGH-T959 (CM7)
[Vibrant Android Development] ironlood:
For some reason the GPS chip was swapped for the vibrant requiring different drivers ... while the captivate was left with the same chip as the I-9000 meaning the the drivers for the leaked I-9000 build worked with the captivate therefore allowing the captivate to have a functional GPS.
[Vibrant Android Development] Gen00:
I wanna say thanks man it worked perfectly.. running on CM7 as we speak and loving it..
[Vibrant Android Development] Gd_JOSEC:
PROBLEMO

I had just finished setting up my phone to my liking and did a reboot. Now my phone.apk keeps constantly crashing!
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
Don't use 2g/3g toggle widget. You need to do a factory reset in cwm.
[Vibrant Android Development] gustavct:
When I add my Sim card to any phone it creates and icon where I can access lots of stuff regarding my carrier account.

After installing CM7 this is not appearing. Any tips on how to solve this?
[Vibrant Android Development] DanielOcean:
I'm using an unlocked Vibrant for use on AT&T. I need to unlock the 850 band, I followed these instructions:

http://www.howardforums.com/showthr...850mhz-and-1900mhz-bands-too.-Works-on-ATT-3g.

But after the punching in the # it won't go to service mode. This tutorial worked on other roms.

Any help would be much appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
those are samsung dialer codes, they will not work on AOSP/CM7. If you need other bands flash a modem with the appropriate bands to your ROM (that is your only option).
[Vibrant Android Development] DanielOcean:
Could you kindly point me to a resource?

Being that the Captivate (AT&T version) uses the bands I need, if I were to flash one of there modems would it work in conjunction with CM7?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
it *should*, but I have no vibrant to test this on, so I cannot say.
[Vibrant Android Development] Phateless:
Why don't you just sell the vibrant and buy a used captivate? Or better yet, leave ATT for t-mobile.
[Vibrant Android Development] nub4life:
So I already have CM7 installed, but I noticed this problem... The phone does not power off. If I select "Power Off" from the menu, it just reboots. If I pull the battery and put it back in, it stays off, but as soon as I plug the power in, it turns on again.

I'm trying to use ODIN but I can't do that because the phone can't shut off. Any suggestions?

Edit: It does not go into recovery, it just reboots the phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jasonhunterx:
That's how CM7 works an u can get into download do it as normal
[Vibrant Android Development] Phateless:
Adb reboot download.
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
Gps don't really work on jvp rom you still need to make a few adjustment to barely make it work they don't work 100% plus jvp roms seems to lag a lot.
[Vibrant Android Development] bodybombs:
personally i dont know, i just know from what ive read. i use either miui or cm7. i switch when im bored with one.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Thats exactly what I do.
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
I tried all jvp roms none of them compares to cm7/miui that's my personal opinion.
[Vibrant Android Development] jdanisevich:
Call blacklisting might be broken too, just posted a couple possible bugs in the nightly thread, looking for confirmation or denial: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=15117548#post15117548

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] alsatea:
+1 bug can't show external sd card...
[Vibrant Android Development] shreddintyres:
external sd card is mounted as /emmc not /sd-ext

mine mounts and shows all files perfectly using root explorer.
[Vibrant Android Development] Phateless:
This is a great rom and it's smooth as butter. I'm not having any of the known bugs except for gps, which isn't a bug.

It just doesn't work yet. :)

Quick tip for added stability. On first install it reboots automatically, then you have to go back into recovery to install google apps. After you install google apps do a wipe data/factory reset before rebooting and let it sit for 10 mins after boot before you set up.

It will be much more stable this way.
[Vibrant Android Development] djluis48:
Ah man, i was hoping that this would have better battery life...i like the smoothness on CM7 ...might give it a shot.
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Wait what is the difference between this thread and the other one from Atinm?
[Vibrant Android Development] bodybombs:
this is the RC, whereas the other is a nightly, and this one is posted by part of the team? other than that i couldn't tell you
[Vibrant Android Development] Hung0702:
So lets say nightly #37 drops sooner-or-later. Would the ROM featured in this thread be outdated? Is this basically the most current nightly?

Edit: To those asking the same question I did above, know that this is simply the most recent nightly. It's #37 by another name.
[Vibrant Android Development] treyvaporizer:
Atinm is part of the team right?..

Sent from SGH-T959 (CM7)
[Vibrant Android Development] bodybombs:
not necessarily, the RC's are usually a pretty stable point for people who dont want to flash everyday to sit at while they wait for the actual stable release. generally people use it as a reference point.
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Part of the team?
[Vibrant Android Development] krazie1:
This is what most people would consider "a nightly that is stable". Hence the RC1 release, tomorrow there will be nightlys they'll be released like every other nights. This is just one that the team considered fit for a RC.
[Vibrant Android Development] bodybombs:
my apologies, i wasnt paying close enough attention to who posted this rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] playonline53tms:
Does the glitch kernel work for this RC 1?

Need help with cm7? Pm me I can try to help
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Lol its okay you confused me there for a minute.
[Vibrant Android Development] Phateless:
Pretty sure he is part of the team.

RC is basically a more stable nightly. If you like flashing daily and don't mind the occasional odd bug then nightlies are good. If you want something more stable but want to be an early adopter then go with RC.
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Flash and find out. If it doesn't just wipe
[Vibrant Android Development] playonline53tms:
Ok ill let you guys know... (no brick lol)

Need help with cm7? Pm me I can try to help
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Lol cool! Good luck

I'm about to try on NEO 9
[Vibrant Android Development] Hung0702:
CM doesn't follow your typical alpha>beta>RC>gold process. This release is very similar to #36, save for the very few amount of fixes mentioned in the changelog. The "release candidate" distinction is arbitrary. As mentioned by atinm, little else can be done without an 2.3.4 source for the Vibrant. The RC moniker is CM's way of saying "it's not totally stable or optimized, but our hands are tied and tired and we can't do much more for Vibrant users."

I really appreciate the work, though. My phone is the smoothest it's ever been and I don't think I'll ever switch back to <2.3 ROMs. I'll miss good battery life and GPS :'(
[Vibrant Android Development] playonline53tms:
Ok guys glitch is a go oc at 1.450

Need help with cm7? Pm me I can try to help
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
I can confirm that NEO 09 is working!
[Vibrant Android Development] cal4877:
Don't try the escapist kernel that will soft brick your phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] reuthermonkey:
what a great birthday present. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] HRodMusic:
this is tight!
[Vibrant Android Development] HRodMusic:
how would i go on flashing this if coming from Simply Honey 3.6 Revolution? i want a complete fresh install, should i odin to fresh 2.1?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
the only officially supported path is the one documented in the wiki
[Vibrant Android Development] HRodMusic:
what do u mean by the wiki?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
wiki.cyanogenmod.com
[Vibrant Android Development] HRodMusic:
thx i will check into it!
[Vibrant Android Development] drscott333:
Not trying to irritate anyone here, but I've never flash a 2.3 ROM before. The wiki instructions say it's assumed your coming from the stock 2.2 build. Will it work properly if I'm coming from the 2.1 build? I've been using AIO Toolbox to Odin back to stock and that brings you back to stock 2.1...thanks in advance!
[Vibrant Android Development] sam-san:
Yep it will work. Just make sure you're rooted and install CWM recovery.
[Vibrant Android Development] buhlerbuhler:
Worked for me. Straight from bionix
[Vibrant Android Development] drscott333:
Awesome thanks! Thats exactly what I'll be doing lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] nat4u:
Cyanogen is nice but...

I have used cyanogen for a week and i must say its not too bad as a daily driver but i needed something better. I now use Asgard gingerbread JVP rom for my vibrant and it is such a fantastic rom, even the gps works and i dont have to go download a seperate file for google apps which is silly because google created Android in the first place. I found my GB rom and its awesome.

Credits

EDT

WHITEHAWKX
[Vibrant Android Development] atinm:
If you mean me, none - it's I who said "screw it, it is stable now - I'm going to call it RC1". Doesn't mean it is bug free, but most bugs now are bugs that will have to get fixed if we get more source code drops. For now this is as good as it gets.

Nightlies continue, they will happen every night as always. But RC's give you official channels to file bugs.
[Vibrant Android Development] te_quiero_forever_girl:
Im on Bionix 1.3.1. Can I just wipe all and flash this, then gapps? Thanks in advance
[Vibrant Android Development] tripleintegral:
Check http://sgscm7nightlies.pbworks.com/w/page/41697458/Vibrant-Nightlies for bugs and their fixes.
[Vibrant Android Development] Oskiee:
Yes, thats what i did and CM installed fine.

Quick question for anyone willing to answer. How do i stop the market from automatically installing apps after flashing... I always do a fresh titanium back up before flashing, and id rather use that.
[Vibrant Android Development] bigtom624:
After you install gapps and then touch the green android Guy there are a couple of boxes already checked, one of them asks you if you want to use Google to restore your apps. Un check that one and your good to go.
[Vibrant Android Development] huuhiep175:
Dont add google account after flash rom:

- Restore apps

- reboot

- then add google account
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
QQ

I love ignorant people.

:rolleyes:

I can't believe people think a change in "name" is going to magically fix everything.

I can't believe people think a devs sole purpose in life is to work on ROMs/porting issues..

We should all be thankful to the devs for all the work they do.

It is all done in their spare time i might add.

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] movieaddict:
+ 1 scrizz
[Vibrant Android Development] Oskiee:
And its greatly appreciated. Ive been dieing for CM to be on my phone since i bought it (which was the day after it came out) and now that i have it, I'm seriously happy. Sure its got some bugs... but who the hell cares? These guys are doing us a favor.
[Vibrant Android Development] bigtom624:
I couldn't agree with you more. I greatly appreciate everything the developers are doing with CM7, and all of the other ROMS as well. Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
GPS doesn't work on JVP based ROM's, even with the "fixes"... they're able to locate, but not track (we can do the same on wifi here)... or at least that's what I've read. on top of that, let's not ignore the reason that you have to download gapps separately is because CyanogenMod is the only ROM big/important enough to warrant a direct response from Google. you have to download that zip separately because Google went to Cyanogen and told him "you don't have a right to redistribute those, as you only purchased an end-user license, not a redistribution license."

technically any ROM on xda or elsewhere should legally have to do this, but they're so small in comparison, google can't possibly try to track them all down and send them cease and desists. every single one of them is basically violating international intellectual property laws in the process of redistributing them. I'm not here to argue this, so I'm just gonna drop it, but suffice to say, if you can't understand this, you won't be missed terribly.
[Vibrant Android Development] tripleintegral:
True True....