yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Hey Pikatchu,

do you really want me to give credits for the ZIP-Container? But you are right, I used the container from our last ThBo-beta test. But if you want me to do so I can put the content into a new zip container.

The package content is completely different from ThBo. ThBo uses the same tweak/script combination as simplicity does for many versions (with slightly altered values). We only added darkies zipalign because of your hint and you can find your name in the credits. But I had to structure the zip similar to ThBo, because it shall overwrite all the settings, which were made by the ThBo-beta test some weeks ago. That's all.

I know, that you are interested in advertising your script. And I can understand this. I think I helped you a little by providing the ThBo-Update for Simplicity. But after collecting all the feedbacks we decided to stay at our initial setup because of the better performance. Now we slightly changed OOM- and LMK-values - but I think the values are different from yours too.

But I realize, that you research other tweaks and scripts to optimize your ThBo package. Maybe you should give the Simplicity Tweaks Package credits too.

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] krige:
+1!

The phone is responding really good. The 3g connection seems to work better. Google Talk is not disconnecting so often like before and when it does, it sign back in very quickly.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pikachu01:
You misunderstood me :(

What I meant is that the front page, or somewhere in your post should credit ThunderBolt!.

I did not use Simplicity's values or files. Never downloaded them. This is the one of the few times I've downloaded to see if it will conflct with ThunderBolt!'s values.

I do promote Simplicity if you've seen my earlier posts, but since ThunderBolt! doesn't copy any of Simplicity's files, I didn't see a need to credit the Simplicity team. The opposite isn't true though :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] st3v3y_uk:
I'm still on 1.5 and everything is working great but I noticed that I can't download using the stock browser. Is there a fix for this?

Also, a friend of mine is getting two Galaxy S Plus's (I9001) and he loves my phone set up so will this ROM work with the S Plus?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
It's a known bug in 1.5. When you upgrade to 1.5.1 this problem will be solved. Otherwise you could insert the SecDownloadProvider.apk and .odex manually.

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] st3v3y_uk:
Thanks Bushido. I just checked the changelog and spotted that so downloading it now but thanks for the quick reply. :)

How about this ROM working on Samsung Galaxy S Plus? Does anyone know if these ROM's are compatible because I know he's going to ask me to put Simplicity on both of his phones.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] moegrave:
Bushido, thanks for the latest settings from last night. Indeed with your provided zip, the 1.5.1 is flying better than ever :D

Thanks for your hard work and support.

P.S.

I have been using Semaphore kernel for a while with 1.5.1. I wanted to use Galaxian kernel instead, but every time I flash it, I get lags and stuff, which is not normal. I think that it has to do with some preset settings in the Galaxian kernel. Can you have a look at that for me, Bushido, and maybe make a cwm script for Galaxian kernel too, not only Talon. It's nothing special, when you have time maybe. Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cxyrus:
hi can i use midnight kernel on simplicity 1.5.1 JVT base?

i have problem with battery drain, when offline or connect to wifi, battery normal.

but when i switch to packet data, it heavily drain my battery, 1% every 5 minute, when using it.

i don't know what to do, i flash JVT modem, same result,

also i can't wipe data/cache in recovery 3e, when i change csc, it failed say:

cannot format cache/devblock mckpe02....something like that.

i really like this rom. thanx for your hardwork.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pikachu01:
Bad reception from cell towers can pretty much drain up your battery. It happened to me :(

Try only activating HSDPA when you're close to a cell tower (full bar). Other than that, use EDGE/GSM.

Mine seems to drain a lot of battery when HSDPA is used (and when it's reception is bad).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] $omator:
why just use modem released with GingerBread in your country

probably modem will be tweaked for your country, might be even tweaked for specific carrier
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cxyrus:
what about this?

---------- Post added at 06:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:23 PM ----------

u mean DXJV9.

i'm using couple a weeks ago, but still drain my battery,

i'll give it a go in this rom, report back (how long should i wait after flash modem to see the result?)

**i'm only chat using whatsapp when my battery drain**

thanx in advance.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] $omator:
yes, that one, as long the modem.bin is extraacted from this exact firmware

aside from thaat you can only try to disable hspa/hdspa hardcore's way described there

How to disable HSPA / HSDPA for better battery life
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cxyrus:
it's done.

it switch to 3g, i hope it works.

thx, i'm appreciated
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pikachu01:
Or you can turn off HSDPA by going to Mobile Networks and selecting Network Mode to be GSM only.

I get EDGE when I do that. EDGE's speed is fine for me considering the battery drain is better than using Wifi.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cxyrus:
when i'm using hardcore method, i got 3G signal,

let see how it performs,

thx for the info
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pikachu01:
Yeah, 3G is less draining than HSDPA, but more draining than EDGE. It depends on your liking whether you want more battery or more speed :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Cpt.Peppy:
Problem w/ Go Launcher Ex

All,

I am using Go Launcher Ex since some different ROMs and versions, but now I noticed a very strange problem. Sometimes screens are "doubled", that means that all icons and widgets of one screen are also added to another one. On this screen you can see the initial icons and widgets and the "copied" ones above them.

I tried to reinstall it, tried to use a beta of Go Launcher Ex etc. No problem so far on other ROMs.

Any idea?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jocke_lulle:
Hi

Sorry for this question but I just flashed 1.5.1 from 1st post.

Ive created an app-addon(thinkdroid and samsung widgets) and a theme-addon(blue ocean theme) with the cooker. But when I try to install them from cwm it says installation aborted. Why cant I flash them?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] manjee:
Hey manjee,

thx for providing the screenshots. I had a look a the control freak settings and have been surprised. ;) I don't believe it is responsible for the CK zombies issue, but you could possibly experience some problems with your uV-value at 100 Mhz. With 800 mV at 100 MHz I had for instance some phone reboots during the night. ;) Low uV-values can also be responsible for many problems. FC's, closed apps, reboots or freezes. So it is best to always go back to standard uV if you experience issues.

Bushido[/QUOTE]

Thank you For the script, I'll try it and report.

About the UV value, I tested heavily different OC/UV and this one has always been rockstable for me. I also tested the game on stock settings and it doesn't seem to improve stability.

Anyway, if I remember correctly, since Semaphore 1.8.0 the phone uses 100 Mhz only when screen is off, 200 Mhz being the lowest it can go when screen's on. Am I wrong ?

PS: on cm7, the OC/UV potential is far greater than on samsung based roms. Do you have an idea why ? I for example could OC up to 1500Mhz and UV 100Mhz up to -200mV. Some even reported good stability with -250mV (and 1700 Mhz as max freq) !
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
Yes, you can. Why not?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hofinho:
i got this with launcher pro too, some time ago. did you already try to wipe the data of golauncher from einstellungen - anwendungen - anwendungen verwalten ?

because if you just reinstall it there is still some data left. alternatively you could search the database folder of go launcher in /dbdata/databases and delete it to see if it solves this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Hey jocke_lolle,

how did you create the cwm zips?

Here are some things you have to take care of:

- the zip file has to be singed - simply compressing the files is not enough (you can find several template containers on the internet)

- all the scripts in the cwm file have to be in linux/unix format - so you have to use an editor like notepad++ when you are a windows user

- if you move files to special folders you have to mount the relevant partitions first (via script or cwm)

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hofinho:
Thank you For the script, I'll try it and report.

About the UV value, I tested heavily different OC/UV and this one has always been rockstable for me. I also tested the game on stock settings and it doesn't seem to improve stability.

Anyway, if I remember correctly, since Semaphore 1.8.0 the phone uses 100 Mhz only when screen is off, 200 Mhz being the lowest it can go when screen's on. Am I wrong ?

PS: on cm7, the OC/UV potential is far greater than on samsung based roms. Do you have an idea why ? I for example could OC up to 1500Mhz and UV 100Mhz up to -200mV. Some even reported good stability with -250mV (and 1700 Mhz as max freq) ![/QUOTE]

have you tried the tegrak app from market already? (dont know if it works with semaphore but it even works on stock kernel / cf root)

basically it is always a question if the kernel allows oc/uv and how far.the cm7 team wanted to give more choice but at the same time also more responsibility to the users and therefore allowed a maximum of overclocking. but you have to know that there is a reason why e.g. stratosk limited the oc ability. he just wants to protect users from burning/melting their cpu. everythin more than 1300 is really not adviceable
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Hey manjee,

the 200MHz as minimum is not the normal behaviour. I experienced this issue too when switching between talon and semaphore. I checked all config files but everything was ok. I cleared dalvik cache, did some reboots and reflashed the kernel. After some time everything was fine again. The phone uses 100 MHz as lowest frequency when then display is on.

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andro54:
hello, can someone help me, i'm looking for :

[odexed (I guess) / corrected FC bug / non increasing ringtone / non rotating : phone.apk]

for my freshly installed simplicity ROM :)

I'm totally lost in all the forums and mods and... help please :'(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
In general it should be possible to use every Samsung-JVT-Kernel (no CM7 or derived) with the Simplicity Rom. Maybe there are some incompatibilities I don't know yet but I havent tried them all. ;-) If you want to use all the Simplicity tweaks, the new kernel should support init.d. Thats why we always recommend to use the semaphore kernel. We did a lot of testing with this kernel and all the tweaks were balanced with the semaphore default settings.

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] pikachu01:
No reply yet from this?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Hey sherpa,

the supercharge isn't the real problem. It's the ram.conf file which overwrites some of the settings made in the init.d scripts. But I think I will do some further research concerning this point to release a TalonDev script version too.

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ap27:
Anyone having issues with downloading files from the browser? I only get .htm files.

I'm on v1.5.1
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
quote:

"If you do something that demand more power then 100MHz can give then the phone will steep up to next frequency. But this system is not 100%, not even 90% sure that it will use the next frequency. very often it will use higher frequency for a short while and then go back down again.

But if you use 200MHz then it can be all power you need and it will not go up. That will save you battery.

In theory the cpu will double the power need for every time you double the cpu frequency, even with the same volt settings.

The second change is the sample time that the phone check the cpu frequency need.

This kernel will check it about 3 times faster then the other kernel.

Even here you have some problem.

Normally if you check more often it will drain more battery.

Just for it can change the frequency faster and it use little more cpu time.

But it will only drain a very little more if it strays on the same frequency and more if it will steep up in the frequency.

But it also will drain less if it steep down in frequency faster, then stock.

So its very very hard for me to even try to calculate if it drain more or less then the other kernels. many times it depends on what the user has on there phone and how they use it.

it also use 100MHz to 800MHz when the screen is of.

This is also kind of hard to say if it works better or not.

Maybe I shall use 400MHz here.

Why is this important?

Well lets say you play music or other stuff then you can and you dont need to have the screen on. normally you do use 100MHz to 1440MHz here. but most of the time you never need to use more then 800MHz- This will save battery.

So.. is this kernel only for games?

Well i did make it for games in the first place, but I can see that it might be very useful for normal use to."

What's your opinion?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hofinho:
stock browser su*** when it comes to downloading this is why we included maxthon mobile by default
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] posceve:
It's me or i miss completely "dock setting" option?? Im searching for 4 dock icon but with more space between one and other, and No loop scroll on desk.

Thank u all
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] :
Not sure that I understand you, what launcher are you talking about? Or are you talking about a launcher at all?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SGS_elko:
I tested today the GPS. Wow it is more accurate as the one in Simplicity ver. 1.1.1. GPS test app shows 11 sattelites, all of them are in use. In ver 1.1.1 i got max 8 sats. Is that because of new ver of stock firmaware or something else?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thompson2009:
9 lockscreen

hi

I am using simplicity rom with speedmod kernel.

Any one know a 9 lockscreen mod i can use with this rom. cant find one

cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] posceve:
In the first post, i read in the feature list:

- Dock Settings (where???)

- Modded TW3 launcher: transparent dock bar/drawer, 5 icon dock and more (more WHAT????)

I need to have 4 icon in dock but with more gap between one and the other icon

i dont like the overlap in the home screen :):p
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Hey SGS_elko,

I'm glad that GPS is working well for you. The good signal seems to be the result of the latest JVT GPS drivers.

Bushido

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Hey andro54,

you are right - it has to be odexed. If I remember correctly, the JVT stock phone app is non rotating and I never had problems with it.

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] elviroo:
i have no vibration on final simplicity :/

any suggestions? im using semaphore kernel..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xchasa:
Open apps. Menu. Edit. And drag the 5th icon off dock to page.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Hey elviroo,

go to Settings->Sound->Vibrate and choose "always". If you mean haptic feedback you have to tick Setting->Sound->Haptic Feedback.

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] andro54:
Thanks for your answer, but I don't think that stock's is "non increasing" ringtone (?)

I know i'm difficult (can I say that?? lol)

Any other idea?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Why don't you try and tell us? :D

But make sure, that you only apply odexed jvt versions (*.odex + *.apk).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] crofalcon:
Sorry if this was asked somwhere but I couldn't find it:

If I'm currently on Juwe's Smart Edition 5.2 GINGERBREAD (based on 2.3.4, XXJVQ) do I need to flash to some stock rom or can I just flash straight to Simplicity? I would do a factory reset in cwm.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] HyperMalac:
Still WiFi

I know I know it has been asked a billion times, but I've read the last 20 pages and the first 20-30ish as well and still don't have the answer for it.

It's about: Wifi disconnection problem.

I'm on 1.5.1 with Sema 1.8.0 and a JVT modem (I'm not sure if ZSJPG would be good for me as I live in Hungary and if I remember correctly ZSJPG is preferred in non-european places (correct me if I'm wrong)

The problem is what lot of us have: Wifi disconnects for a half minute and then turns back again.

I've read somewhere that this problem is kernel related (some user gone to another kernel and their problem is solved) but I would like to stick with Sema as it has great batt performance for me and it's smooth enough for me and fast for everyday use.

My question:

Is there any way to solve this without a kernel change or should I try another one?

Or it isn't really kernel related?

thanks in advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Please have a look at this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18462798&postcount=2213
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] crofalcon:
Thank you very much!

Took me some time to get back to the stock ROM because ODIN decided to fail at first, but finally got it.

Flashed semaphore 1.80 via CWM, and then the Simplicity.

Works beautifuly :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] krige:
Is anyone having troubles with Skype? I have been using it today, for the first time after some time, and it keeps crashing and misbehaving.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] $omator:
there is no such thing as "latest JVT GPS drivers"

essential GPS system files stayed unchanged for number of revisions (i guess because i do not remember that from 2.3.3)

and no modem got no impact on gps performance ...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
ZSJPG is perfect for me. I've used several kernel:Semaphor, Midnight, TalonDEV and Tornado and never got any Wi-Fi issue.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] HyperMalac:
Then do you have clues about what cause this problem?

Before JVT I've never had this issue (I have this device for a half a year or so and tried several cooked roms + custom kernels too)

EDIT: I've had this issue on ZSJPG too (used for 1 or 2 days).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hofinho:
This is a bug some people got on 1.5final. It has been sorted out in 1.5.1 so if you still face it just install 1.5.1 with wipe :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] manjee:
Yes, I understand the concern about protecting users and I don't use high OC btw. I was only wondering about the greater capacity of our devices to OC on CM7.

To come back to CK zombies, I tried with the script and it is better, not perfect but definetely better. I also tried to reduce UV on 100Mhz freq (thx for the explanation Bushido :) ) and things have improved, the phone no longer freezes completely, and I'm able to get back on home screen when the game becomes too mem hungry, now.

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] didicola:
so only the deodexed roms support the 10lockscreens?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] LaurensJ:
Anyone tried the new Semaphore 1.8.1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ipuljic:
I did, and I've noticed strange behaviour. I wanted to try SIO scheduler and SmartassV2 CPU governor, and I choose it in Semaphore app. But after firts "screen off" it automatically revert to ondemand governor. SIO stays. May be something in tweak scripts in Simplicity?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sarbe:
I tried it, rebooted and phone stuck at Galaxy S logo, had to reflash JVT via Odin.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] d0ggy:
That's indeed a script. Try to delete the screenstate scaling script from system/etc/init.d
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] d0ggy:
As far as I know, only deodexed ROMs do. I have tried it in the past for odex, but it just didn't work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bushido76:
Hey guys,

I did and it's running fine.

D0ggy is right. The file system\etc\init.d\S98screenstate_scaling is responsible for the automatic switch to the ondemand governor after turning screen off and on. When you turn off the screen the script enables the conservative governor to save battery. When you turn on the screen it enables the ondemand governor to increase the phone performance.

If you don't want to remove this feature you could edit the script the following way:

Before:

AWAKE_GOVERNOR="ondemand"

#AWAKE_GOVERNOR="smartassV2"

After:

#AWAKE_GOVERNOR="ondemand"

AWAKE_GOVERNOR="smartassV2"

Bushido
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ipuljic:
Thx. It works.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] didicola:
if you like the digital clock from sgs2 here is a gift to all of you ;)

just paste the apk to /system/app/ anfd select the widget
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jdogzilla:
is fast dormancy disabled in this ROM? see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1111581 ... I was for some reason unable to get into dump mode. Dialer keeps exiting after the last # is pressed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] parhelion69:
I've flashed the recent script for better multitasking but it hasn't really helped, I just can't multitask. Using went news reader and then going to the browser to read the full article is enough for the lmk to kill the news reader.

It's really annoying that Android puts apps in memory that I don't use much, leaving me with very little free mem, and if I kill em they just reopen...

I really multitask a lot, like reading comics, looking at dictionaries and taking notes for example, so please tell me what can I do to have more free memory.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hofinho:
No it's because we have removed some service apps. You can find them in the package for removed apps in the first post. Just install the relevant apps from there and you will be able to activate fast dormacy. alternatively you can create an addon package with the cooker for yourself
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jdogzilla:
I'm not able to frost/defrost anything from Titanium backup now. I did install the apps that were left out from original kernel and then froze some of them with Titanium, but now am unable to defrost them. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tiwag:
Also works fine for me when installing it as normal app ...

Thanks for sharing
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Onraad:
I think K9 is draining my battery. I installed betterbatterystats to check, and under wakelocks it says: ImapFolderPusher:INBOX 133 counts (204s), and for Drafts 121 counts (204s). For my other email account the numbers are very different: INBOX 24 counts (15s). The first one is email from university and the second one is gmail. AFAIK the settings for push are the same. I put my phone on the charger last night, and when I woke up I had 82% left. I slept about 8 hours, so this isn't normal. What can I do about this? I already installed the latest K9 but that didn't help.