yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] wurzel555:
Hiya,

Sorry but neither of these work on my I9000.

Both 2.0.1 Platypus and 2.0.3 Glich install and boot but sit at that feckin annoying bootanimation then eventually just reboot.

I have used both of the kernel cleaning tools you recommend and have also flashed that CM7 image you recommend if we still have issues.

I flashed all of them multiple times without success.

Now I have a different problem where when I flash either 2.0.1 or 2.0.3 they flash fine but hang when they get to the iPhone message at the end. neither returns to the recovery menu.

Just one question, in the 2.0.3 Glitch version you have used the ICY Glitch v14! According to the ICY Glitch V14 thread this is only to be used with CM9 ROMS. I was under the impression yours is based on Onecosmics which is CM7 is this correct?

One other thing, is it really neccessary to have that annoying boot animation playing where you can not see what the boot up sequence is getting stuck on. Is it possible to do away with it and just have a normal unix/linux boot screen so we can actually see what is going on? ie services being started etc.

Surely this would help you developers rather than people constantly saying it just sits at the bootanimation.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] archieboy78:
I've had exactly the same problems as wurzel with glitch and platypus. Followed the instructions to the letter and just ends up stuck on boot animation. Really want to try your ROM but it just doesn't seem to want to install on my phone!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] amirage:
hi there

i tried to install the latest verion with Glitch kernel but the phone was on endless boot. i was coming from Team Hacksung's build 15 and did a complete wipe...but in vain...

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Murmur95:
Same

I flashed my phone with cleaner it was able to get into the rom and stuff was not working properly so I flashed the rom again and it goes into endless boot.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cptsab:
Hy ! I`ve got a problem instaling your rom . I remains stucked at " iPhone are gay! So thank the developers " .. Can you please help me ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Reboot and see if it installed ;)

ALSO update everyone check the OP I will have two more add on packages for my ROM

I am holding off till RC4 to save me some work for now but have created addons for everyone to use

Adobe flash player

Wifi Calling - Vibrant only for now but will have others tomorrow ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Murmur95:
I attempted a rebooted before posting and I tried the other rom (Jarmez_ROM_v.2.0.1_Platypus1.zip) also and it has the same issue.

I was able to flash back to Cyanogen 15

also

Could you note somewhere what apks are in your posted zips?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dafnos:
i follow all the steps but my phone stack in the bootanimation....any help please?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cdynu:
booooooooot problemmmmmmm ! :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smegg:
I have never gotten any of your rom releases past the boot cycle. Hope u sort it out so I can try this sometime. Grtz from ballarat!:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
If you want to see a new perspective….I backed off trying to sort out issues with bugs in the ROM and focussed more on creating add ons and updates for all ROMs, reason being that there were a lot more people around just downloading my ROM for these additional features and were coming from more stable ROMs to flash mine just for those features. I am more about helping the masses than creating a following. XDA is not about competition to me its about making good things for people. My ROM WILL be good when I release the stable version, but until then I will try make things good for everyone ;)

The ROM on my phone right now is rock solid stable, I have been running it on my phone now for a while I just haven't had the chance to fully decompile the ROM; package it and upload it for everyone because I have been posting updates in my other threads + getting pummelled with work at the moment. It’s the weekend tonight for me (I think you also? Your Aussy judging by the optus in your details haha) so I will be creating a ROM tonight. I will upload you the one that I flashed stright on my phone and no need to change modems or nothing.

Oh yeah thought I would mention performance is top shelf and I am now going on 36+ hours since charging and still on 23% battery.

Next ROM will have:

Nano enhancements

Adobe Flash

Revert to original Samsung Apps

Latest kernel

Massive improvements in battery and performance

If I go the RC4 deodexed route It will mean a massive amount of work for me. So I will release an incremental just for people like you self to use and have till then ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] smegg:
Hey, I wasn't hassling mate, your work has improved my favourite rom by vibranturk and I was just dropping in to mention the compile issue during bootloading so you knew it was a generalised problem not region specific if that makes sense. But i hate typing on my phone so I cut it short before getting all explainy n whatnot. Thanks again for the work it IS appreciated!

PS, I am an Aussie from down south (VIC), but its still bloody hot here!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Murmur95:
Well until you actually get it stable can you pull the rom until it is able to boot so others don't waste their time as well?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] darklordkk:
Quick Q

What is the Nano Plugin??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dark_sith:
I am still on RC3.1 which gives me 1 day battery life and is overall fairly stable with most apps. Only mp3 playing is a bit messy, but everything else is smooth. The perfect rom can`t be far.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jenablinsky:
thank you dude!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cdynu:
Thank you ! for what ?

Even I can create a rom with boot cycle......

I do not want to be rude but you should assume your mistakes, make a fix or block the download link....

P.S. Ios is certainly better than your android :o

A previous version was good...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] schukje:
Please be nice! He is doing his best and if someone has problems you can always try another rom. Everything is on anyones own risk! I think he is doing a hell of a job!! Keep on the good work man!

Grtz from Holland
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Murmur95:
I think its more of that we reported issues days ago and he has not even acknowledged them and decided to ignore them by posting apk packages instead of saying "sorry the rom has an issue and will be pulled until I can get it fixed"

Which then everyone would say "Thanks for the update, hope it is fixed soon"

instead people keep trying to download it and their phones won't boot, which is a pretty major issue.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] schukje:
I think he saw those problems and is working with it and if people read this thread they can decide to flash or not. Everything is done in spare time so we must respect that things take time. Now enough said and back on topic!

Grtz from Holland
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Thanks for your advice, I will pull the ROM links so people aren't disappointed. Just to fill you in though....I have had a pretty hectic schedule. Updating the entire planning scheme for the Gold Coast, fixing my car that is still off the road, deodexing and modifying RC4 ROM, working on the wifi calling for vibrant ICS users (debugging logcat outputs and making patch fixes without owning a test phone nor it being a vibrant on a T-mobile network), learning Java and installing developer tools on my system, fixing update packages for samesung apps, collaborating information on Adobe flash player working in some ROMs but not others? Taking notes on all issues across all my threads and setting my self up a priority scheduler....and somehow getting my house ready for house inspection and auction today...i'll plug a broom up my arse and trott around the house n sweep the floors :p:p:D

Oh did I mention that I have narcolepsy? try that one on for size (just it by its self only), kinda think Rowan Atkinson in the movie Rat Race haha:D

But yeah....I will edit the OP and remove links now;)

I'm jokin round with ya btw so don't forget to laugh (but seriously all that is going on ^^^). If you have to restore your phone, its nothing compared to what a lot of guys do on here for the rest of us. I am not talking about me either....I'm rerferring to the pros on the forum. I am only new to all this stuff. Two months ago I was only learning to flash Ice Cream Sandwich lol
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dark_sith:
MyICS RC 2.1.10 is still the best foundation for ICS on Galaxy S. Too bad the MyICS theme stopped working on that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
I agree totally, hence the reason for using their build as my base. I will be following through with what they had and more ;) . fingers crossed that is. I've opened my mouth now lol, i have to go through with it. I haven't abandoned this project what so ever, I am just putting a few other things into place first.

I will keep everyone posted on things as they come up. I am doing incremental alpha testing my self because unlike in the traditional software world where people are paid for their work....when bugs arrise devs HAVE to fix it cause its their means of livelihood and reputation...here what people don't understand is that they have an expectation that is similar to that even though most of us don't make a cent from this or anything we do here and on top of that we have to go out and earn a living too.

Guys check out youtube RSA Animate 'What motivates people' and get some perspective. Very cool clip.

Anyway I better get back on topic myself i.e. doing some android construction....in my only spare time ;) (shhh don't tell anyone but I am startin to love it hehe).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mik3x1:
two quick questions how do i dl it and can i flash it over onecosmics version of ics... when i click the dl link it goes to yuh profile
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] legionfx:
damn it!!! give us the links again! its not my fault people are stupid and install a custom rom that bricks the phone and come complaining to the autor! dont install it! who cares! send me the link via pm if you want, i just got to get this rom! cheers

---------- Post added at 10:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:02 PM ----------

never mind found a link! its installed and working fine. cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Umm are you serious? hahah nice...ummm what link did you find?

See I pulled the ROM because of so many people critcising saying it doesn't work and bootloop this and bootloop that. Nice to see a determined flasher get what he wants and have it working :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] legionfx:
this link :

http://www.fileserve.com/file/zGHMEUj/Jarmez_ROM_v.2.0.3_Glitch.zip

it works it a little tweaking in the updater script and removing some apps not needed because its to big to flash. people just complain! bah
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Hey guys,

I will have a completed update ROM version 2.6 of RC4.1 that has been deodexed and zipalined, improved bootscripting and build off the last ROM that I didn't get to release that has been rock solid stable and fast. 2.5 and 2.6 will be tested today. I have a bit more java coding to get the sync'ing profiles to work correctly if they are not working already with 4.1?(I am yet to even install 4.1 bas yet to know if this is the case or not?).

2.6 has visual improvements and will be the release version if everything runs smooth with testing today. Expect this to take the next couple of days as I have no internet at the moment (my housemate accidently knocked the wifi base into fishtank lastnight) and I only have net here at work with 100mb file size restriction for downloads. I sould be ok to upload my ROM in the next coupld of days though :)

If anyone wants to help me out, could they please download Vibrant version 4.1 RC off here and then place inside a folder (it MUST go inside another folder to work) on their PC and then use WinZip or WinRAR to zip up the using 100mb (or 95 just to be safe) to split the zip packages in two (which will end up being 3 files z01, z02 and z03) that would be greatly appreciated! I have decided with the discoveries off late with my devloping and improving that I would be crazy not to release an improved vibrant version. It will however be a bit more delayed than this next ROM.

If it passes all should be good for 2-3 days time :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Cheers man, you’re a champion! Fresh eyes on all scripting is a must. Would you like to check over my installs and/or help with these ROMs? Like reviews/testing and adjustments? I need more people onboard to help with stuff like this haha or even general improvements.

Here's me going "Pffft team? Who needs a team? I can do this my self!" boy I was wrong. I am spreading my self so thin at the moment that it’s slip ups in my work that are making my reputation suffer. I am trying to do too much in too many threads LOL.

I realised ROM'ing isn't about me….like an ego; I have found that I get more value out of the result of helping people and its more about offering something to people which they are going to use and enjoy. That means quality.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] spoonymoon:
Ha hah ha you sure are a funny guy:D

Thanks a mill for all the hard work :cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dafnos:
Is there any way to work video calls via 3G???thnx in advance...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Am working on this with the wifi-calling. Check my other threads ;)

An update everyone,

Some good news and bad. Good news is that my ROM is very close and won't be far away. I had the world of incredible bootloops happening 24/7, however out of this issue I broke my entire ROM all the way down and found out ther denominator...the cause of all the endless looping.....and also why some people DID get bootloops and others did not.

Turns out it was one file. vold.conf which I was working on to try get back the external_sd inside of sdcard1. Funnily enough this one file migrated it's way through my ROMs and 'some' recoverys recover this file from the previous build and other do not, obviously it would have made a difference as to what kernel and or ROM you are running? Either way I have fixed the issue. I will have a very need and smooth RC4.2 with toggle drop down and nice (custom made) % battery deodexed and packaged for both vibrant and i9000.

I am not cyanogenmod so I you kind a got to not expect nightly updates from me; life has been getting in the way of my devloping lol. I now have a dedicated development environment on a seperate drive

I can't promise anything in the way of timeline, but now that I have a solid base to work from I should be able to incorporate the rest of the samsung stuff into the ROM. I have got most of it sorted now and thanks to the stable CM7 build from cyanogenmod it has been able to flag for me some areas of interest. I am certainly not using any of their ROM, what I will hint is that if CM7 is mostly like Samsung now with exception of the base being derived from Nexus S then comparing a stock JVT build to CM7 will highlight what ICS needs from JVT to make it all happen.

Also thoseof you on the latest kernel with the standard Google splash screen, you may want to check your recovery img. I have noticed that recovery does not function very well at all, and misses HEAPS when it backs up. My ROM will be released with platypus kernel for that reason alone.

Next version will be platypus kernel too, but I will be requesting from platypus if I can use a customised splash screen.

I will upload a ROM for you all very shortly. It doesn't have the full toggles though only % battery. I removed the good SystemUI this morning thinking my recompile was the issue with bootloops only to discover the vold.conf the issue.Those that flash the ROM I update I will put up a patch for the toggles when I can, or you can flash another version of the ROM when its ready.

PS: I have not lost sight of the SD card issue, but it has dropped down the priority list for a little bit....I will have it sorted for everyone though sometime soon.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Facebook sync finally working!!!! Yaaaaaahoooooo :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] schukje:
Cant wait to try :)

Grtz from Holland
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
I havent even uploaded the fix for the sync issues yet lol. But I did do a complete pull of my system (systemdump) cause I had ran out of space….somehow removing apps didn't allow for more room? I would pull an app and couldn't put it back. I even pulled like 6 apps and then still couldn't put back the framework, so rather than reboot I just did a system dump and then dragged the 20mb of .so files that I added to try get facebook sync and several other things working and sure enough FB syn stopped working, but allowed me to put my framework back and get my phone online again. That being said I added back what .so files could have been needed and still no sync? Hmmm that means there is an .so file that I bet no one has even considered being necessary and it IT IS!

I now have to play a game of trial and error till I find out which one it is. I am contemplating restoring my system before system dump and then pulling a whole **** tin of apps that I would normally like or need and then keeping sync and then one by one pull files from libs directory until FB sync stops working. Then re-add all the apps I want back up to stock. That will give me a clean ROM to work with.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hassaan123:
Hmmm seems good, waiting for it :-D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jarmezrocks:
Couple of announcements. I have been struggling to keep my word to get things up to you guys as promised :( I have had a tone of **** at work and a heap of othr things I hav let become neglected cause of my unhealthy android obsession.

1) I have put it out public and everywhere I can that I am in search for a dedicated dev phone either SGS1 or SGSII damaged or unwanted or what ever. If I get SGSII I will use it as daily and make mine a dev machine

2) I have a guy on board now to help me, thanks and welcome to sUsH667, hope he doesn't mind me announcing. I am stoked to have someone to share some work with finally :) and you guys may be please to get updates a little more regularly (damn you cyanogen mod for being too awesome and making everyone love nightly fixes for alpha :P haha)

3). This is something to wet the tastebuds for you all to expect for the next release....20Mb + spares space in the system partition ;) yes you got that right. I am also running on datadata partition for extra speed, which would otherwise cause a user with over 170+ apps to experience hell...but the ROM is running baby smooth and very stable.

With the 20Mb spare system has room to breath for once in its life. I am running partitioned SD card to FAT32 and sorted the bug for Link2SD for ICS on SGS1. With that I have 800Mb of application and data space in FAT and the bare necessities on system. ROM is fast and now does not need so much in the way of "tweaks" with kernels and OC/UV to obtain the same performance...that can now easily be traded in battery conservation.

.....and some screens, these are of my phone but all you see will go into the next ROM

Oh and the launcher bar is not permanent like that 7 icons, it is me just playing with the latest nova launcher ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kage00:
Sounds good, thanks for the hard work, I'm really looking forward to trying this out.

Out of the samsung applications you have working did you get memo.apk to work in the end? and what about the i9000 clock app? (much better than the nexus s clock app imo)

Did you end up getting video calling working on the ICS vibrant rom you are working on? That would be really cool to have video calling and wifi calling working on the i9000 if it was possible!

sounds like you are keeping yourself busy! :)

ps. and did you get the FM radio apk to work with ICS too??

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BenjaminX2:
I have a question. Does this ROM restore apps via the market after logging in with my google account?

I'm not going to use titanium backup to restore all my apps. Tapping "install - done" 90 times is not my hobby :p.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Okay, so it's not gone but the half hour I was forced to spend with android was miserable. Today, despite my better suggestions, my cousin bought a GN. He's not much of a techie, so he asked me to flash android revolution onto his device. Okay, rom-flashing, I used to be an addict. I took his phone, tinkered around, and physically cringed at the sight of the lag. I struggled past my initial disgust, I mean I had to attempt to improve the mess he got himself into. So, I get on the comp, download the files, and realize just how tedious all of this is. I do everything, get it flashed, hand it back to him. I don't care to see it, I feel violated enough having done that. I had to preserve the sanctity of my smartphone integrity. He takes it back and is in awe, so, he shows me how much faster it is. I suppose that I'm spoiled by quality, but it seemed slow even then. Hardly any smoother. I mean, I honestly think the first Gen trophy would have been better, he said the rep told them they haven't carried a windows phone in 3 years. Verizon really needs some better options, I hastily rushed back to the warm confines of my functional OS with suggestions to just utilize buyers remorse and pick up a focus S, a noteworthy upgrade. After using my WP7 before he was sold, but ATT sucks in his region.
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
I have the same experience from a slightly different angle. I am a big wp7 fan and currently tote an HTC titan which I love. I also had an ipad, my sister had a Motorola XOOM, she is a big fan of apple stuff so suggested we swap tablets, I agreed and am now the proud(?) Owner of a XOOM, and the thing drives me nuts, it lags, the browsing experience is laggy and horrible, the keyboard lags in the browser the interface is messy, I loathe the bloody thing but my sister will not swap back. People keep telling me I should flash the latest nightly eos ics version on my XOOM, but I run my own 24/7 business and don't have enough hours in the day to spend mucking about with something that should not deliver this sort of experience out of the box. On the upside, it supports flash so it is good for the bbc player, for everything else, I use my titan.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
I find the OP a bit too convenient, I've used a GN and it was a great experience. I have no idea why you would want to flash that phone!

Now if this was the Verizon GN then it's no secret that this is Verizon's doing, you can read about it on any tech website. So in that case the mistake would be investing in anything other than the unlock GN, nothing to do with the actual "real" device or ICS.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
@adesonic I suggest you swap back the tablets in her sleep. WP is great but as far as tablets go, there's the iPad and the rest. I'm not even sure ICS on the Xoom would make it that much better.