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[Fascinate Android Development] PhoenixPath:
My bad and my apologies. Most of our MIUI Builds have been based off of MIUI.US Builds if I am not mistaken (which I obviously have been...recently). I have not looked at the miuiandroid site in ages.

Thank you.
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
Sorry about the broken link guys! The link has been replaced with a new one. Let me know if you have any more problems downloading.
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
No worries. :) I started porting for miuiandroid starting last week because the Fascinate build on MIUI.us seems to be kinda fading. Andmer did an awesome job with it, but now he's not porting it anymore and the ports have been delayed a bit and there's really no telling who's going to port it from week to week or if there's even going to be a port. I think Dfgas is taking over, but I'm not 100% sure. I didn't want to start any conflicts on MIUI.us because those guys are awesome, so I figured I'd port it on miuiandroid to guarantee that there's always a current Fascinate port.
[Fascinate Android Development] OhioYJ:
Awesome, downloading now.
[Fascinate Android Development] Eris _2.1_2010:
Mesmerize port ¿¿¿¿

Sent from my MIUI'd Mesmerize
[Fascinate Android Development] tannor:
Hi i am totally confused so forgive my ignorance.

I just downloaded 1.11.4 from miui.us this past week and I was waiting for .11

what is the difference between that one at miui.us, and the ones from miuiandriod exactly? You mention port, but isn't it being ported to the fascinate at miui.us?
[Fascinate Android Development] OhioYJ:
Flashed, everything seems to work great. Recovery reboot option really isn't an issue at all especially since JT fixed 3-button, not to mention all the other ways to get to recovery.
[Fascinate Android Development] PhoenixPath:
Yep. Flashed and looking good here. QuickBoot from market (free) is also a good alternative for booting to recovery. (I bought the pro version way back in the day...)

Did notice that Google+ was pre-installed. That's not going to mess with updates, is it?
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
Nope, Google+ won't mess with updates. I think I'm going to remove it next week anyways.
[Fascinate Android Development] PhoenixPath:
Surprised I didn't see it in the zip. I usually go in and remove the "new" market and updater and put the old market, compass and DSP manager in as well as the ICS bootani. Totally didn't see the Google+ app. No big, though. So long as the app updates, I couldn't care less where it resides. ;)

Update: Quick Boot doesn't work to reboot into recovery. Using Glitch, so 3-finger is out. Rom Manager works though, so it's do-able.

Thanks again. :)
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
There's really not a whole lot of differences between the 2 ports. MIUI.us and miuiandroid.com both port MIUI to devices that aren't officially supported by MIUI. miuiandroid has never had a Fascinate port until now. The only real differences are a few tweaks here and there.
[Fascinate Android Development] linuxayn:
I have a problem that in call volume is too loud in 11.04. Does this port fix it?
[Fascinate Android Development] ekowanz:
Thx for releasing it.. Hope ull always port this fascinate miui every week

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate Android Development] OhioYJ:
Had my first issue, Phone wouldn't wake this morning, my alarm still went off, but the screen wouldn't turn on. Rebooted by holding the volume up and power buttons. Have to wait and see if it happens again.
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
Interesting. Let me know if it does happen again. Has anyone else expirenced this?
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
It should. My call volume is fixed. Can anyone else comment on this?
[Fascinate Android Development] jmac9:
Downloading now. I had some issues with 11.4 starting to creep in so I'll let your know how this one runs. Thanks for your work!
[Fascinate Android Development] sam.assad:
Im on cm #101 can i wipe major 3 and install this rom or i have to go back from scratch
[Fascinate Android Development] black7:
Similar issue - had a phone call come in. Ringer sounded, but the screen never came on. Power button silenced the ringer, but I couldn't wake the screen to answer the call. Had to reboot as well.
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
OK. I will take a look and see if this is something I can fix since this has happened twice.
[Fascinate Android Development] Relaxasaurus:
You're the man weblexa. Currently have this issue in andmer's 1.11.4 too. If you can fix this that would be awesome.

Other random issues in .4:

- If I get a call from Google Voice and answer it on the web version, my phone keeps ringing and never stops unless I reboot

- Once in a while the Swype keyboard won't show up when focused on a text field. Have to switch to default Android keyboard. May be a Swype issue?

Will test these in your ROM once I get it up & running :)
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
I remember some of these issues including the screen wake issue in MIUI.us 1.10.28 but didn't experience any in 1.11.4. These may be issues that only MIUI China can fix but let me know if these bugs exist in 1.11.11 and I'll see what I can do.
[Fascinate Android Development] weblexa:
BTW, Google+ is in /system/apps under the package name com.google.android.apps.plus_2.1.1.219805.apk. Its a strange name, probably why you didn't see it. :)
[Fascinate Android Development] OhioYJ:
I haven't had any issues in previous versions, however this is the first time I didn't wipe data, so this morning I wiped everything and reflashed, tomorrow I'll find out if that takes care of it.
[Fascinate Android Development] mrjake1970:
just out of curiousity, are any of you who are having the wake issue using voltage control or pimp my cpu, and have you tried disabling the 100mhz step?

many of the wake issues and sod issues can be solved by nuking that step

Samsung Fascinate :: MIUI 11/4:: JT 11/3 kernel :: EB01 radio
[Fascinate Android Development] pntballer505:
Thanks for the port. Will test.

1.11.4 didn't work well with my phone, even after data wipe.

Well the only thing I've noticed in this build and the last one,

is that they broke customizing ringtones. It says my song is the ringtone,

but it's not.
[Fascinate Android Development] Relaxasaurus:
No, using the vanilla JT kernel that came with all the recent MIUI builds.

Had different wake issues with the Glitch kernel, JT's is only with incoming calls.
[Fascinate Android Development] Rick S:
Where did you port this from?...seems to have updated framework, but not apps. Not a big deal, just curious. I finally finished a completely working version with all reboot options and all updated framework, apps, etc. ported from a vibrant setup. Ill be posting up my version tomorrow when I get home. It will also have extended settings already built in...finally understanding how to port roms! By the way, thanks for this port...any work on the fascinate is greatly appreciated
[Fascinate Android Development] OhioYJ:
*edit* So that has worked on previous versions for me, but does not work in this version. So yeah custom ring tones are broke for me as well.*/edit*

**edit again** So for the mean time, I converted my mp3 over to an .ogg and just pushed it over to the /system/media/audio/ringtones folder and select my ring tone, works like that. I also pushed over the notification sounds I wanted to use that weren't included in this particular version. **/edit**

That's been since 10.28 on my phone, however its only like that for me if I set my ringtone from the sound menu, if I go into Music, long press the song or file you want and.select set as ringtone, then it will work.

---------- Post added at 09:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:39 PM ----------

Couple posts up webalexa said it was MiuiAndroid, not Miui.US. Sounds like there are some minor differences.
[Fascinate Android Development] dhouston10:
So far no noticeable issues
[Fascinate Android Development] OhioYJ:
Everything seems fine now after the reflash, no SOD this morning.
[Fascinate Android Development] droidstyle:
How much are you undervolting?
[Fascinate Android Development] dogg94:
You can use whatever ringtone you want BUT you have to do it from the theme menu
[Fascinate Android Development] OhioYJ:
None.

10 char.
[Fascinate Android Development] jam.i.s0n:
Received it OTA, I love it!!!

Miui 1.11.11

Glitch beta v12
[Fascinate Android Development] koszor:
are there BLN notifications?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
I am using JD Ultimate and even with that on aggressive/extreme I only get about 6-7 hours of battery life. Im always carrying around my charger, which is ridiculous. Considering it took 2 weeks just to root my Samsung Vibrant, im very hesitant on trying to switch to a different ROM/kernal. But the battery just sucks soooo bad!! Ive even bought a brand new battery only to get the same results. Ive also used battery calibrator and setCPU and never got more than 8-9 hours. Are there any other options im overlooking before I attempt to switch to a different ROM? My main concern is that I dont want to lose my stuff or have to reset all my settings.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
Try this...

Use phone till it dies on its own, completely dead.

Charge phone completely, plus 30 minutes longer.

Unplug phone from charger

Reconnect, you'll notice it's not full, charge till it is again.

This is bump charging and NOT something you want to do often, a few times is okay, in my opinion. You could skip the bump charge if you like.

Phone remains plugged in.

Boot into recovery (volumes + power)

Advanced > wipe battery stats, reboot.

Use phone till it's literally about to shut off (or does) Charge till full + Use phone like normal.

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Now, when it comes to roms it's kind of hard to say which has best battery life considering their are hundreds of roms for the vibrant floating around. But I can tell you that if you flash MIUI and then flash the Bali-CM kernel you'll get great battery life and an excellent rom! If you follow my guide it will teach you how to backup everything so you don't have to start from complete scratch and how to flash MIUI and more! Here's a link to my guide... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1307637&page=1
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
How do I get into the advanced area? I don't see it in recovery
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
It should be on the main CWR screen...

Once there click "advanced"...

Then click "Wipe Battery Stats", then select yes, click "+++++Go Back+++++" , and then click "reboot system now".
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
Battery Calibrator from the market does the exact same thing w/o booting into recovery. It is just in an app version. Or you could, now that you have root, go into Root Explorer or whatever file manager you have with root permission and go here /data/system/ and delete this battstatt.bin (it is just the manual way to do it).

I have tried to help you on this before and am determined to get you more that 24 hours on a single charge (unless you want me to back off). I just see your threads and know that it can be done. I'm getting outstanding battery life and you should too.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
24 hours? Is that possible?

Sent from my SGH-T959 (Samsung Vibrant)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
I am getting 30+ with on-line music in the mornings, XDA at lunch and Poweramp the rest of the day. Surfing on the way home from work with music playing (I take the bus, so I have plenty of time). Check XDA later on, market, Dolphin and standby overnight. Start recharge around lunchtime.

I am using Juice Defender Plus,Toxic8 ROM with Bali 1.2 kernel. I don't have FB, G+ or Twitter updates running and have JD+ set on an app-to-app basis to kill the radio/data when the screen is locked. Just because the screen is off,doesn't mean the phone is off. Radio/data running is huge battery drain.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
Dude, 30+ hours!? That's crazy! I've never tried JD before, but after hearing this I'm going to give it a shot for sure. Thanks.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
This is how the JD Plus works (no need for JD Ultimate b/c we don't have many of the functions it supports. I just copied this from another thread the OP started awhile ago and I was trying to helps him out there.

If you set it to custom, the go into the settings tab on the right and then all the way at the bottom, there is two buttons to push, The first in Interactive which will pull up Juice Defender for up for any app that isn't already configured and the other is Configure Apps. This is the one that you can customize on an app-to-app basis where if you are no using an app and the screen is locked, it kills the radio/data traffic for that app.

Say you are listening to IHeartRadio, this you would want either Enable or Enable/off (which means the screen will be locked but the radio/data will be working). Now take the browser. It you are not using the browser, then you don't need it transmitting data right? So you would set that one to Enable (which means that it will only enable data traffic when that app is being used).

Juice Defender only works when the screen is locked, don't forget and all widgets are battery drains b/c all they really are is a monitoring app and if it is tied to something like FB or G+, then that data will be running constantly.

Examples:

Gmail = Enable (not enable/off b/c then it will keep your radio/data open)

Beautiful Widgets = Enable/off

mClock/Clockr = Enable/off

Angry Birds = Disable (with this and something like Adfree, no more ads in Angry Birds even though the ads are embedded in the .apk)

SMS/MMS = Enable or Do Nothing (why would you push disable)

Enable = Radio/data on when app is in use (front)

Enable/off = Radio/data on for background apps (when screen is locked)

Disable = Disables radio/data traffic completely when that app is running

Do Nothing = What is says.

I have been using JD+ for over a year on 3 different phones and have noticed a considerable difference in battery life, even on a crappy Motorola phone. Just takes some time to figure out YOUR settings and what YOU like. I have also used it on Stock kernel and had no problems either.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
You wouldn't believe how anxious I am to try this. You've not only exposed me to an app I've never tried before that will increase my battery life, but then gave me instructions on using it. Thanks so much. Also, can I PM you if I ever have anymore questions on this app?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
Most definately. Here to help. I used to have a bootlocked 2.1 Motorola that only had 256ram and crappy battery life. Learned all about minfree settings, battery savers and adb. We eventually hacked 2.2.1, CM6/7, Miui and built a custom recovery from scratch (CWR hijacks don't work on some Motorolas).
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
Thats the settings I have using JD ultimate. I just have "keep data off" and then enabled whatever few apps I usee that need data when i need to use them.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
I really would love to have 24 hours of battery life. I use battery calibrator, but im not sure thats helping. Did get a new battery last week. I have also set JD to only have data in use when i open an app that needs it, like your settings show. Ive had it like that since i bought JD a year ago.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
You only need to use Battery Calibrator once and not on every charge. I just use it when I flash a new ROM or restore an old one. What ROM are you using? Lets start there. What is your day like in terms of phone use i.e. what are you using it for and how long? If you are using heavy data/ graphics, process apps for long stretches at a time, then of course you are going to drain your battery quicker. But if you are listening to music for a stretch or playing a game for 20-30mins, then it should last longer.

Don't forget that while you are screwing with it trying to find out why you don't have good battery life, that in itself is using battery power.

You should try these

ROMs: Toxic8, Bionic, Bi-winning, Zendroid (all 2.2's)

Kernels: Bali, Immortality, Overstock.

Give them a shot and then see which is better for you. If you are on stock ROM/kernel, it won't have the tweaks that custom ones do to extend the battery life.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heavyJam:
How about your brightness settings? I find that turning down my brightness even a little does wonders for my battery life.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
Day in the life for my phone usage.

Wake up at 7 for work. Phone has been on charger all night and is fully charged. I use jd on night setting. Usually at my 10am break I check fb real quick four maybe 10 min max. All day my jd settings are set to only enable data when I open an app I have set to connect data. My display brightness is at 25%. Not on auto brightness. I have stock every thing. Took me 2 weeks to root. At noon my battery is about 70%. And I haven't touched it since 10am break. Then when I get off work is about 45 at 5PM. I still have night classes and my phone does at about 6PM.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
I literally watch my battery stats drop every few mins
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
The thing is, in really not using my phone much thru out the day and background data its switched off with either jd our apn.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
Can i flash a kernal like the Bali 1.8.8UV with the stock 2.2 ROM? Or do I need a different ROM first>
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
You can flash any kernel that is a 2.2 kernal. Read the OP and you shoudl be good. I would flash Bali X 1.2 instead b/c you can overclock it if you ever want to in the future (and it is of 2.2 roms). Beware that overclocking will reduce battery drain, but really not that much. Your stock ROM and kernel are the problems with your battery imho.

I think that once you flash a new kernel, drain the battery and fully uninterupted recharge (without using it-try overnight), you will be pleasantly surprised.

Not sure why you want to stay on stock ROM b/c most the other ROMs have battery/data tweaks that will really open your eyes to the possibilities of your phone. To each their own though. Good luck and let us know how it goes.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
I did end up flashing the Bali 1.8.8UV on the stock ROM. Im not sure how to flash a ROM yet without losing anything. (Looking to flash ROM without using Odin). Im not completely sure Titanium Backup has backup everything correctly, and i dont know how to restore everything from it either. I read somewhere that someone got about a 48hr battery life using bi-winning and this Bali UV kernal so I did want to get the Bali one. How does clockworkmod recovery work? Is it an app I can download?

Here is the post about the 48hr battery life. What is the difference between a 2.2 and a 2.2.1 ROM?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1189468
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
That is great. The UV on 1.8.8UV stand for undervolt, so that is definately going to help with your battery time.

Sad news though. You WILL lose all your data when you flash a new ROM. Kind of how it goes. You have to wipe /cache, /dalvik-cache and data to boot into a custom ROM the first time. Once you have a ROM you like, you can use CWR to make a nandroid, which is a snapshot of your ROM at that time -sms, apps, any data. I usually make one about one every 10days or so, unless I am flash happy. I also put a copy of the nandroid on my PC too.

Titanium backs up all your apps (is not the same thing as a nandroid). You can either resotre your apps as a batch or individually (or a .zip). Play around with it and the menu>filters to see user, system, frozen/defrosted,...You cannot/ should not restore system apps once you cross to a different ROM. http://matrixrewriter.com/wiki/tiki-index.php

You use Clockwork to flash roms, make nandroids, flash .zips. The screen shots Noob postes earlier show the options. It is in the market. use the free one b/c once you flash a ROM, most likely it will have a custom recovery included anyways. Since I am not using Bi-winning, I cannot tell you how that one is, but good luck anyways and read the OPs.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
That seems so technical. I think ill just see how this Bali kernal works for a few weeks.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
About how long does it take to start seeing results from the Bali kernel? So far its pretty much the same for battery life :(
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
Don't forget that you need to condition the battery first. Charge it up, Run Battery Calibrator, run it down and charge up to 100%. SHould take a full day to do this in all its parts.

Kernels and ROMs work together for battery life. Your stock ROM has stock build.prop settings and with those, stock battery usage "guides" for lack of a better word.

There is not going to be instant gratification. If you want better battery, you need a better ROM. It isn't that hard to do, but I think that you are too afraid to lose your data. Back it all up, move some to PC,... unless there is some secret gov't codes or some text from the girl of your dreams, it is no big deal. Google has your email, most launchers have backup/restore settings,...

What data is so important that you can't move it over to your PC or backup? It is preventing you from getting the results you want. This is in fact the whole reason to root your phone.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
My fear is that ive lost stuff before thinking its backed up and then its really lost. I have moved stuff to my PC. What if flashing doesnt work? and its bricked? Thats what also concerns me. What do you think about this guide I found for installing a ROM? http://www.teamwhiskey.com/guides.html Im already rooted, so I would start at stage 2. Could I use these steps if I have never flashed a ROM before? They seem alot simpler to me and i can follow them
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
Can't hit that link bc I am at work and the firewall. I used this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=849028 and it was done in under 10 mins. It really isn't too hard to do. Just follow the directions and you are good to go. You can brick it if you screw with the bootloaders, so it you are thinking of a 2.2 or 2.2.1 then don't worry about it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
I think im gonna try the setup that person had with Bali and bi-winning. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1105907&page=46
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsLYNDZ:
What else is a good 2.2.1 ROM? Ive read they use energy more efficiently
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
Go to the "bible" and you can see all the ROMs there. Pay attention to their dates. Don;t want to get into one that is old, outdated and not monitored anymore.

I don't use 2.3 on this phone at all but am helping dev on a Motorola and yes 2.2's do manage battery much better afaik. Think @Kaintfm was getting pretty good battery on MIUI but not sure which one he was using.

Use the search in the Q&A and it will pull up a friggin shopping list of 2.2, 2.3 and comparisons. Whatever you do, don't start a thread called "What is the best rom?" You'll get flamed for sure.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N00B_IN_N33D:
Been trying out JD and I have noticed a slight increase in battery life. However, out of curiosity what settings do you use for it? Like the settings under "status" and under "settings" besides the settings for your apps under the configure apps section.