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[Verizon Droid Charge] bmackalicious:
I was able to reflash with the PIT and stock ROM, and internal storage was displayed with 1.1gb available on the stock ROM.

I reflashed with Humble 1.42 using Odin3 v1.82 successfully, and wipe data/factory reset and wiped cache. However, still no internal data.

I repeated the above steps using Odin3 v1.7 - still same problems.

Hardware: i510.06

Model:SCH-I510

Basband: i510.06 V.EE4, SCH-I510.EE1

Kernel: 2.6.32.9 imnuts@virtualbox #1

Build Number: HUMBLE 1.42 EE4

In CWM Voodoo Lagfix Recovery v4.0.0.8, the /data partition is not mounted, and cannot be mounted or formatted. I have a /datadata partition that is not mounted but can be mounted and formatted.

Voodoo lagfix on boot states "Not enough space on partition."

Not sure what to do :(
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
what does it say in the voodoo control app under lagfix preferences and status?
[Verizon Droid Charge] gsharpshooter:
Hey guys first off just want to say thanks to the developers of this Rom i really like it! I just have one problem, I feel like i was getting better battery life on the stock Rom with 4g then I am now on this Rom with 4g, could this be because through phone is kinda of getting used to the new flashed Rom that I odined?
[Verizon Droid Charge] will2live:
I know what I'd do. Stop using the ODIN file of Humble and do it old school. First flash back to stock like you just did and fully boot the deviec to make sure all is good to go. If it is like you just had before trying the ODIN file again get to Humble 1.42 by doing it this way instead of the ODIN file.

1: Make sure stock is working like I just commented.

2: flash CWM 4.0.0.8 via ODIN, then boot into recovery and flash Imnuts's kernel so the recovery does not get overwritten on your first boot. And then on first boot running stock EE4 with CWM & the kernel it should convert from RFS to EXT4.

3: if that all worked as it should then flash Humble 1.42 using the CWM file he has in the OP. FYI I would still factory wipe/reset via CWM before installing Humble 1.42 via CWM just to be safe.

Pesonally I've yet to flash a full ROM using ODIN files as I much prefer to edit the *.zip file for use in CWM prior to install. Only time I use ODIN is for recovery and or going back to a full stock build. By doing it this way I can edit and change thigns I don't need or want back that the dev took out or hid by renaming in his/her build. Plus IMO ODIN can just be a pain in the ars to mess with anyways as it is extremely picky at times
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
kinda sounds like the voodoo conversion got messed up...I would disable the voodoo lagfix by creating a folder inside you voodoo folder in your sd card and name it "disable-lagfix" minus the quotes. Then reboot..this should reformat the partition back to RFS....you can also unselect ext4/system and ext4 conversion the inside the voodoo control app under lagfix preferences. Then reboot. after this I would re wipe everything and then reflash. Once its all done then go back and re enable the lagfix conversion and reboot.
[Verizon Droid Charge] andrep182:
That's weird, maybe this is just my phone?

I wiped data and cache, and clean installed humble 1.42 and latest voodoo 7/10.

Went to music, selected my Google account and I saw all my stuff I uploaded. Upon playing it, I am stuck with the loading icon forever.

I've tried uninstall and reinstall, also tried clearing data with no success... Making me tempted to go back to stock just to see if it was a rom problem or not, but if I can remember it correctly, i was able to stream back when I had humble 1.1 or something.. Weird
[Verizon Droid Charge] Steve.G:
Maybe a signal problem or something? Also, make sure Music is set to allow you to Stream over 3G/4G? There is a setting that will only allow it to stream over Wifi.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Cilraaz:
Just figured I'd pop in with my battery stats from the latest build. I just re-calibrated the battery last night, so this is my first charge after calibration.

Total time off charger: 11h 11m 41s

Total time without sleeping: 4h 9m 36s

Total time with screen on: 3h 13m 19s

Total time with WiFi on: 1h 18m 14s

Total time with Bluetooth on: 4h 14m 10s

The phone was in airplane mode for about 4 hours overnight. After that, Timeriffic toggled on data and WiFi. After that, PodTrapper downloaded several podcasts of 100-200MB each. Next was a 20 minute trip to work with 4G enabled. Due to my poor signal at work, I switch to 3G only once here. Finally, there were several hours of watching the podcasts downloaded earlier. This left me at 11% battery, when I plugged it in.

I don't think that's too bad, considering 3 hours of video play and 4 hours of insanely low signal (extra battery loss from the constant signal searching).
[Verizon Droid Charge] elucid:
Note to person with original problem. I had the exact same issue and I did what will2live is suggesting and it worked for me. Just make 100% sure you have your internal storage with the stock rom before proceeding.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Cilraaz:
I did find one problem with v1.42. Busybox is installed in /system/xbin, but the busybox symlinks are located in /system/bin and are looking for busybox in their own directory. In order for all of the symlinks to work properly, I had to symlink busybox into /system/bin (ln -s /system/xbin/busybox /system/bin). After that, it worked properly.
[Verizon Droid Charge] got_rice64:
Keep in mind usually your first charge isnt going to be as good as it gets.

It takes a couple full drains and charges to get it fully optimized
[Verizon Droid Charge] Cilraaz:
I wasn't complaining. For multiple hours of video and about 30 minutes of SNES emulator, the battery life wasn't that bad for a first charge after recalibration.
[Verizon Droid Charge] bmackalicious:
Thanks for the help. Just looking for some additional information so that I can do this - I havent had the time to research what you have suggested yet.

Wondering what version / kernel produced by imnuts to use for the flash. Also, I need to upload the ROMs to the microSD Card prior to first flashing with CWM ?

And for CWM, I use Odin, and select the *.tar.md5 using the PDA option ?

Thanks in advance.
[Verizon Droid Charge] paul25rs:
Download the cwm version of humble into the root folder of the sdcard

Go back to stock, and then put the phone into download mode and flash the recovery found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112804

Make sure that your battery is out or make sure you pull the battery as soon as it Passes so that it doesn't boot up after it's done.

Once it is done, go into recovery (volume up and home while holding power).. Let go of power when samsung logo comes up.

wipe data/cache and then choose the humble zip and flash.
[Verizon Droid Charge] will2live:
I'm mobile atm. As soon as I get home I'll post back with the specific info and a couple of links for ya so you can get rolling on trying this out. It will be easier then me trying to type and hunt it down while mobile
[Verizon Droid Charge] bmackalicious:
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone that was trying to help me out, I finally got it working.

On a side note - just because I had to search a few threads - if you use clockword mod 4.0.1.0 and get the blue banana - scroll through the menu (3) times to enable the back button.

I couldn't wipe data or install from SDCard until I read the above tip posted in the Recovery thread.

Thanks again!
[Verizon Droid Charge] bmackalicious:
Just curious - trying to run some of the applications - such as Voodoo control and Voltage Control - they are telling me I do not have a rooted kernel ?
[Verizon Droid Charge] Tornlogic:
My buddy has a new Charge. Do I have to root it before I can flash:

Humble142.tar.md5 assuming it already has EE4 radios?
[Verizon Droid Charge] will2live:
Sweet glad you were able to get it working correctly.

Real quick tho for reference. In the CWM thread I posted version 4.0.0.8 which fully functions so you don't have to mess with the scrolling thing. Also if you flash one of Imnuts's kernels now it will also update/revert the recovery back to version 4.0.0.8 that functions correctly. I posted the original build for folks who didn't wnat to have to mess with the scrolling so they could flash the kernel right from the get go without issue.
[Verizon Droid Charge] will2live:
If you use the ODIN file from the OP you do NOT need to root first
[Verizon Droid Charge] got_rice64:
Sorry, didn't mean to come off that way. Only meant it should get better! Haha
[Verizon Droid Charge] AndroidCraig:
Well I wiped my Charge last night and flashed CWM 4.0.0.8, imnuts PBJT-OC kernel, and Humble 1.42.

I like it so far. I was really surprised to find that it re-installed nearly every program I had installed prior to the wipe. there were only 1 or 2 programs that I had as hidden apps Go Launcher that did not get restored, but it was easy to restore them from my TiBackup.

I like the new launcher's app drawer, but wish it had a better dock.

I did have a couple of questions however, that i hope someone here can answer.

1: I noticed that there are two versions of the standard launcher: one is called com.android.launcher the other is called com.ebproductions.android.launcher. Any ideas why I have two? I don't recall downloading one from te market, but i guess it is possible.

2: Is there a primer on using voltage control? it seemed very straight forward, but none of my settings seem to stay through reboot even though I've set them as save as boot settings. Plus I'm not sure what the differences are in terms of governor and IO settings.

I calibrated my battery today and i guess I'll see how it goes.

Thanks Danelo for a great ROM.
[Verizon Droid Charge] paul25rs:
Try flashing this kernel.

Both the regular and non overclock one works fine.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1104634
[Verizon Droid Charge] strictlyphat:
Just for the record I disabled lagfix today to try it.out maybe help.with battery life DONT DO IT!!! runs like shut without lagfix on.

Another thing I was getting better speedtest results on nonvoodoo. Shoukdnt be correlated but it was 30 down non voodoo and 19 down post voodoo

Sent from my Humble Charge!
[Verizon Droid Charge] d-loko:
what's the general consensus on this EE4 humble vs the EP1F humble ROM? I've been running EP1F Humble 2.1 w/ EE4 radio (thx kejar!) for a bit now and I'm contemplating going back to Froyo.

I'm mostly interested in battery life and then of course overall fluidity. Also at the time of installation, netflix was only usable on GB but now of course it's accessible to all. That seemed to be the main, if not only reason of jumping over to a stock (non voodoo) kernal in GB. Am I missing any other reasons?

Having been obsessed with all this battery calibration talk in the forums lately I've been drilling away and tweaking my phone. I seem to be maxing out at about 12-15 hrs with moderate usage, close to 20 on standby. That screen filter app that danalo included in this ROM has helped substantially. But I feel like I can get alot more out of it.

Also there seems to be more work being done to improve this version as opposed to the GB one. Your thoughts are much appreciated...
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
The Froyo is just generally better than the GB version. If you can squeeze 20hrs out of 2.1, you should be able to pump out about a day and a half or so on 1.42.

Sent from my Droid Charge running Humble 1.42
[Verizon Droid Charge] triton302:
Got an annoying issue.

I have removed the Market Updater from the phone, yet the new Android Market keeps reverting back to the older version. I have to keep going back into the application settings and uninstall the "update" so it can revert back to the newer version.
[Verizon Droid Charge] mrpickem:
Why is this the case? Vrz sells a non sammy charger for the DC. I've been using a blackberry charger with no problems. What is the deal?
[Verizon Droid Charge] fz798:
It's possible "cheaper" chargers (or those not intended for use with this device) may not have the ability to throttle back to a trickle charge once the device is fully charged. This will lead to premature battery failure, as well as can overheat the device, which potentially could cause damage.
[Verizon Droid Charge] criticalhit:
I was being facetious... and to the post above.. these phones DO NOT trickle charge. Trickle charge is controlled by the kernel not the charger. The usb plug into a computer will trickle charge although .. but that is controlled by the usb controller on the computer, it does this because charging is a secondary feature to data transport.

I
[Verizon Droid Charge] mrpickem:
OK, I can see that. Everyone that is constantly bump charging also accelerates premature battery failure as well...so I didn't think that was a big concern. :confused:
[Verizon Droid Charge] criticalhit:
You only need to bump before a battery stat wipe.

I <3 Humble 142!
[Verizon Droid Charge] SlickNashville:
Wi Fi tether problem

I have been using this Humble 1.42 rom about a week now and for the most part, am experiencing no problems. I have been setting up the wi-fi hotspot using wi fi tether 3.1 beta 2

I am getting an error "unable to start tethering" when I click the button to stop tethering. Then it says "make sure you have root access" (I do). "Your phone is in an unknown state". Then I can click on home and the icon disappears, but the wi fi is still running.

The app appears to be shut down (no icon at top), but my computer is still connected to it.

Is anyone else using Wi Fi Tether and succeffully shutting down the app?

Which version of the app are you using?

What are your settings in Tether?

Are you sure your app is shutting down?
[Verizon Droid Charge] Trekkan:
Just wanted to say that I installed this and so far everything appears to be working great! I've never rooted any phone before and as a first time experience, this was pretty nice.

Only issues I had (which aren't the fault of this) was I downloaded the latest CWR and had the banana problem everyone else did. I just didn't know what I was supposed to see as it was the first time using it. Once I found out that it was bugged and I downloaded the older version (thanks whoever posted that!), things went really well.

Thanks again for your work, it's very much appreciated!
[Verizon Droid Charge] fz798:
bump... nobody else having this issue?
[Verizon Droid Charge] strictlyphat:
Im charging my phone using the galaxy tab charger. 2amp for the win..... is this good, bad, or.just ok. THanks

Sent from my Humble Charge!
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
I am not having any issues with email
[Verizon Droid Charge] Sexyjedi:
Something weird happened just now. I had my phone plugged in to the charger (the one that came with the phone), and when took it off, the battery indicator in the top right of the screen was red, and had a triangle warning sign. I was unable to get the phone to open a few different things (like settings), and then the phone restarted all the sudden, except it went straight to the fancy droid animation with the red eye, and skipped the samsung part in the beginning. Any idea what that's about? Should I be worried? The phone seems to be working great now.

Using humble 1.42 and three PBJ Kernel (lagfix enabled)
[Verizon Droid Charge] paul25rs:
Has anyone noticed general performance improvements with Flash videos? While stock and on humble 1.2x (on ext4), I noticed that certain websites that I visited had extremely choppy flash video performance. Now, they are buttery smooth.
[Verizon Droid Charge] rmanaka:
I had this happen when I was running stock and using my GPS (CoPilot v8) while plugged into the cigarette lighter and the phone was in the Samsung Navigation dock mounted on the window. The combination of the heat of the sunlight, heat of the charger and full brightness on the screen (was daytime) made the battery charge warning activate and then the phone rebooted. Never suffered any long-term effects, however.

I haven't had this problem since running a Humble ROM, switching to an X-way vent mount and then fabricating a "charge only" cable used together with a 2.1A dual USB cigarette plug charger.

Prior to the 2.1A charger combined with the charge only cable I would discharge while using the GPS (seems like the use was draining more than 500ma of charging current). Since using the cable and keeping the phone cool with vent air, I charge at a few percent each 15 minutes, meaning that if I start with the phone fully charged, I end with the phone fully charged no matter how far I drive!

p.s. Similar to the newer iPhones which require that the data leads on a USB charging cable be pulled up with some DC volts to charge at a fast rate, our DCs have an intelligent charging circuit in the phone that "senses" when the phone is plugged into the stock charger or plugged into a computer (or a non-samsung mobile charger). If the phone thinks it is plugged into a computer USB jack it turns on the USB data exchange services, starts USB debugging mode (if selected) and then limits the charge current to 500ma or less. The stock AC charger signals the phone to allow a 1A charge (and not turn on USB data exchange services) by SHORTING the data leads...that is why you can use the stock Samsung data/charging cable to both exchange data with your computer AND charge at a full rate with the AC block...the magic is in the AC charger! I used a USB extension cable to fabricate a charge only cable by shorting the data leads (white and green usually) on the female end of the extension cable. Now I get a full charge rate from my dual USB cigarette plug charger and I don't have to disable the data services on the phone when I plug in... HTH!
[Verizon Droid Charge] AndroidCraig:
I seem to have developed a slight problem with the contact appropriate in 1.42. It appears that it is not letting me re-sync from backup assistant. I start the sync from the website and I get a text message from VZW, but no contacts ever wind up on the phone. Anyone else having this issue? I have tried wiping cache and data to no avail.
[Verizon Droid Charge] mrpickem:
Is there no option to create a backup in this version of CWM? Or am I missing something...
[Verizon Droid Charge] will2live:
Depends which version of CWM you have installed on the device. If I'm not mistaken you need to be on 4.0.0.8 or newer. And fyi the newer version has the dancing banana issue so I'd use version 4.0.0.8. And on that not I reposted a link to it in the CWM/Recovery thread. It is post #232 just unzip it and then flash via ODIN. Or if yo uflash one of Imnuts's current kernel it will also flash the 4.0.0.8 CWM in the process.
[Verizon Droid Charge] strictlyphat:
I give up on the battery on this dang phone. Did all calibration possible. Phone was at 100% this morning at 530 am. I did not touch the phone at all. It was on button standby hadn't been awoke at all. Its 930 and im at 67%. I think important going back to stock the only reason i got.this Rom was its.sipping battery. Any suggestions before i return this thing for a fascjnate. By the way important in a strong 4g area.and i have 4-5.bars at all times never switches to anything else.

Sent from my Humble Charge!
[Verizon Droid Charge] fz798:
Got to be a culprit app or something in there.

I was just thinking a few minutes ago how amazing this ROM is. I unplugged from my charger just before 6AM, and when I picked up the phone about an hour later, I was still showing 100%. I since checked a few mails and had a round of SMS, maybe a dozen text messages total, and here it is 3 1/2 hours later and I'm at 90%.
[Verizon Droid Charge] chiahead52:
if your phone is not using 1-2% battery per hour at idle then something is not letting the CPU go into a deep sleep. You can download CPU spy from market and then start playing with your app settings and syncs and seeing whats keeping it from going into a deep sleep. I use 1-2%/hr at idle and then 4-6%/hr while I am using it on 4G and 3-5%/hr on wifi. These are rough figures and not everyones usage will fall exactly into this. But if your isnt at least somewhat close to this then somethings is sucking the battery. I always change each apps sync to sync only every hour or two and then I turn things that update-IE weather stuff to update every 2 hours also. I also turn the account syncs to manual sync. I dont see a need to constantly be syncing my contacts/calendar once I have synced it already. BTW if you have a battery monitor/tracking/saver app thats probably keeping it from sleeping, at least it did when I tried it. I also had issues with any sort of task killer or auto killer keeping it from sleeping with screen off.
[Verizon Droid Charge] ddavv:
Frequent forced reboots

OK, what I am missing?

Came from stock, followed the guide in OP: wiped 3, flashed odin version. Upon boot, fs were converted to ext4. Let it sit all night unused, everything seems to be ok. This morning restored my apps only, no system apps or settings were restored. Once I start using the phone, like going through app drawer or start Music, the phone reboots and sits at the boot screen for good 5-10 minutes and finally boots to the lock screen. I get in, and the second I start going through menus or start music app, and force reboots again. First, I blamed it on bad flash and tried to wipe the 3, flashed zip version - same thing. I followed imnuts post on how to restore to complete ED1 stock, including reformatting fs with the PIT file, and tried ODIN version again - same exact thing. What am I missing? Any further troubleshooting steps I can take?

I don't consider myself a novice. Start with Motorola Droid1 last year. Had Fascinate since last September. I flashed them at least 2-3 times a month with all possible ROM variations out there. Comfortable with ODIN, zip flashing, CWM, etc.

By the way, I tried GummyGinger, and it stayed put for good 3 days, but I found it to be too much laggy, and had to go back to Froyo for lagfix/voodoo features.

I verified that my downloads are not corrupted by matching MD5 hashes.

Any help appreciated.
[Verizon Droid Charge] criticalhit:
The blue cwm has odin backup option in advanced menu

I <3 Humble 142!
[Verizon Droid Charge] elucid:
Wow, that really sucks. It sounds like you are doing everything right. Maybe give the stock EE4 odin a shot, just to try it.
[Verizon Droid Charge] brian1972ct:
1h 17m since disconnected

Display - 50%

Voice calls - 28%

Android system - 7%

Battery is at 88% (extended battery)

12% an hour seems high.....
[Verizon Droid Charge] LowRentTechGuy:
Anyone else having a problem installing things after the battery gets to 40% or below?
[Verizon Droid Charge] Serinety:
Did you wipe battery stats? Make sure you do that. There is a battery calibration method we all use. If you can't find it, pm me and ill walk you through it.

I am currently at 35% battery after 16 hours. Well.. 34% now. That includes sitting overnight without the charger (about 6 hours)

Calibration is crutial to good battery life (though I have no idea why.. never had to do that on the droid incredible)
[Verizon Droid Charge] brian1972ct:
I will PM you for the method either way, but I think it's the run it down to 2% method?

The only thing I can think of that's draining it is Bluetooth, which I need to have on the majority of my work day.

I did wipe the battery stats, but have moved back and forth between extended and stock batteries, so I may have thrown them off.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Serinety:
Pm'd ya.

bluetooth does cause a "little" more drain, but not that much. try that calibration and give it 2 full charge ups and discharges and i think you'll be much happier

for the rest of you

check out this link, i think it describes the battery wipe process much better than I can

http://www.ubiquitense.com/technolo...more-battery-life-on-your-android-phone/2868/

and this link gives a nice "Why" it works

http://lifehacker.com/5786717/get-b...ted-android-phone-by-wiping-its-battery-stats

or here

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/how-to-fix-battery-drain-issue-on-a-rooted-android-device
[Verizon Droid Charge] brian1972ct:
Very helpful and interesting reading on those link, thanks for the PM and the links!!
[Verizon Droid Charge] bash_array:
Watch OC

4g will eat batt fast.