yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] MailenJokerbell:
I just flashed from ICS Passion v11, no problems flashing.

But I have problems with GPS.

It does not turn on for long.

It turns on for like a second then disappears.

Anyone experienced that or know how to fix it?
[Vibrant Android Development] convotutor:
" Well it boots successfully but when it says instaling package it reboots and it bootloops with a platypus cyanogen mod screen.Great thing is that It works until here but it needs some modification to make it bootable, I think is the kernel as you say. "

i had the same issue.

someone had suggested that i pull out or unmount the external micro sd.

this worked for me. so try that.
[Vibrant Android Development] tichs:
That doesn't work, How is it possible to install this without the sd card?. I can't even pass the running updaterscript.... so it's not about getting the sd card out or in. There something in the script that makes it bootloop. I am testing this on a T959V or Galaxy S 4G and not a vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
The Vibrants have both an internal and an external sdcard. I believe convotutor is saying to try installing the rom after removing/ejecting the "external sdcard". CWM accesses files off the internal sdcard when flashing. So, even without the external sdcard, your files for flashing will still be available.

However, there are differences between the Vibrant and Vibrant 4G.

From CyanogenMod FAQ.

Support Breakdown (Table):

So, it appears you will need to make some changes to the rom installation script to use the different nand structure. Also, doesn't the Vibrant 4G use a different modem? That would also need to be updated in the rom's package.

Good luck,

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] tichs:
Sounds like a bit of work but I will try to change the nand structure by replacing one from a working rom unto this one lets's see if that works. Altough I find it difficult because the whole structure is changed from the hardware and software point of view. I think The galaxy s 4g would be finished with GB there is no more looking around wasting time for any more roms because Samsunng will not release anything ever.I think is better to leave this phone in the past, anyways there better phones out and this will becoming extinct.The galaxy S3 is comming soon with a big HD display and quad core so it's better.
[Vibrant Android Development] racelife:
Please excuse my ignorance but I keep getting "assert failed" and a lot of GT-I9000 stuff. While trying to install from CM7 on my Vibrant . Ive been out of the rom flashing game for a while so I need some noob help to get around this please.
[Vibrant Android Development] tichs:
Make sure you are using the correct rom for the vibrant and not any galaxy S labeled rom. Also wipe out your phone's data and cache.
[Vibrant Android Development] racelife:
used the one labeled for the vibrant and also did a complete wipe of data and cache

getprop("ro.product.device") == "galaxys"

and farther down

getprop("ro.product.device") == "GT-I9000

E:Error in /sdcard/ICS_4.0.3.0(RC3.1)_Vibrant_Full.zip
[Vibrant Android Development] tichs:
I think the file is corrupted, Download it again and try again
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
The official RC3.1 rom still has the i9000 checks in the installation script. Look for the files in this thread to fix this on your own. It's pretty easy. Also, the modem included with the RC3.1 rom is for the i9000. Don't forget to flash a Vibrant modem when you're done installing the rom.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
You mean these: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21712358&postcount=90

Smatassasin reposted them in this thread, but they are still the same files I edited and posted in the other thread, same zip and everything.

You can find brief instructions and the original files here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21472165&highlight=build+prop#post21472165

How about some credit where its due there smartassasin, give a brotha a shoutout when you repost his stuff. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] racelife:
downloaded again checked md5. reflashed still nothing.... Could this have something to do with it?
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Follow the yellow Br1ck road. :D

See the post just above yours. Br1cK'd has all the info and links that you need.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] convotutor:
hi guys,

i'm trying to have the bluetooth, wifi, silent and gps button function on the pulldown menu.

how do i do this again? i thought i saw a menu to have them on the pull down notification bar but cAN' t find it anymore.

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] TFordham:
Probably a stupid question, but since this file isn't flashable, where do you put it or what do you do with it?
[Vibrant Android Development] Drjjones426:
Unzip rc3.1 and replace the matching files with the ones br1ck'd sent you. Save and flash the modded rc3.1 u just made

sent from my deranged vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
1. Extract the files from the "3.1Fixes(not flashable).zip" file.

2. Use a zip program (eg. winzip, winrar, 7zip, etc) and open the main RC3.1 Rom.

3. Drag the extracted "build.prop" file (from step 1) into the "system" folder.

4. Drag the extracted "updater-script" file (also from step 1) to the "META-INF/com/google/android" folder.

5. Copy the newly updated Onecosmic RC3.1 Rom zip file to your phone's sdcard, and flash again. If steps 1-4 were done correctly, there will be no assert errors, and the rom will install.

6. Thank Br1cK'd for his hard work.

7. Enjoy your ICS.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Thats not available on this build, thats cm9 only so far. Ive tried myself to port them a few times, but I keep getting sysui errors. Maybe one of these days, but not yet.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] convotutor:
oh ok. i see. i guess i was getting it confused with the passion ics.

so the only way is to have the widget on the main screen as a quick way to turn wifi/bluetooth on/off.

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] TFordham:
Yikes! Further proof that you guys are far smart than I. Still, thanks for the directions. I may give it a try. What have I got to lose? Always have my back-up.
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
I use power widget. It's customizable and works well.
[Vibrant Android Development] Ventus_zx:
When ever i try to flash this i get a paragraph of random stuff and then it says instalation aborted. How do i fix that
[Vibrant Android Development] mryounghc:
restart cwm if that doesnt work re download
[Vibrant Android Development] Ventus_zx:
odined to flash re-rooted and installed cyanogenmod. now ill try to install this

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KEEPS SAYING SOMETHING ABOUT RO.PRODUCT.DEVICE AND RO.BUILD.PRODUCT
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Sounds like it's checking for i9000 again. See Br1cK'd's post here for the solution.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Ventus_zx:
Ok colors justlook wierd on auto adjust. but when thats of and i turn the light up everything has a blue tint...
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Where can I download Zachs kernel? Platypus
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Warning! Facebook Sync Fix Issues

FYI. It would be advisable not to install my previously posted Facebook Sync Fix, unless you are aware that restoring a Nandroid (with the fix applied) will cause problems with Contacts and Phone.

Issue:

Coming back (via Nandroid) from Passion v11 to RC3.1, I had a battle with Contacts and Phone constantly crashing on me. I was not able to view any contacts, nor start the Phone app. After thinking about it for a bit, I determined that the Facebook Sync Fix was causing the constant crashes.

Resolution:

If you installed my Facebook Sync Fix, and want to revert, flash the attached revert cwm file.

Note: If you plan on continuing to use the fix (regardless of the issue/risk), it would be prudent to revert any battery mods and Facebook fix back to stock, and take a good Nandroid backup. You can always flash the mods again. Doing this should give you a safe backup.

It should also be noted that the Facebook Sync Fix doesn't work with Google Apps v10 (and possibly v8-9). Since flashing Gapps v10 over my Onecosmic RC3.1, I haven't been successful with getting the Facebook Fix to work anymore.

Obviously, the best solution is going to be to wait until Facebook properly fixes their app to work with ICS.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
sorry bout that,I got you taken care of.

Sent from my phone, not yours.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Giggitty, thx friend.

Sent from my ZenDroid, meditating on the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] test.im.09:
Hi,

I have installed this 'ICS rom' on my samsung vibrant.

But my phone occasionally randomly reboot. It reboots on its own.

Can you please tell me how can I restore it to factory setting?

I can't reboot it back to download mode. I have tried 'adb reboot download'

i don't see the yellow download screen anymore. Without it, I can't connect it to odin.

Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] jr67:
I'm still on RC2.11. I have that mute/unmute bug but what gets me is that it doesn't happen all the time. I can't figure out if there's a pattern or not but it does seem that I don't have the issue for calls from numbers not in my contact list. Anyone else have the same experience?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
If you're having problems with your build.prop this will remedy it!Money

http://db.tt/jOIAJ5wC
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
Did you also flash the GB bootloaders? If so, with the phone off, hold down power and volume up. Just those buttons until you see download mode. Good luck.

If still no joy. Try flashing a different kernel. Like glitch. Make the best of what you have.
[Vibrant Android Development] Glirhuin:
Hi guys, today I got a memory error message in the notification bar, when nothing seems to be happened.

I have also a lot of space in my Vibrant infact if I check the memory options I have theese info

Does someone know how I could fix

it?

PS sorry for my broken English.

Inviato dal mio Droide di fiducia!
[Vibrant Android Development] tvargas5248:
I read someone in the i9000 forum that if u use root explorer to create a .nodatadata file in the the nodatadata folder and restart ur phone the notification will go away. I'm not sure u or what else happens but I did it and it worked And my phone seems to be running as normal
[Vibrant Android Development] Glirhuin:
Hi Tvargas and thank you for ur reply.

Could you send me a link (even in PM) with the post you mentioned?

Thank you so much. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Has anyone checked if there is FM support through this rom (it writes so in OP)?

I remember a kernel dev -in the past- enabling FM to Nexus One, is this a similar situation (would I have my vibrant's FM module enabled after I have installed this rom)?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
The T959 does not have an FM receiver, that note in the OP pertains to the i9000.
[Vibrant Android Development] jdcooper:
So I'm Just Curious... Has Anyone Tried This ROM After Neo's ICS Passion? I Have Been Using Passion For Several Weeks Now And Only Have A Few Minor Problems With It. Is This ROM any More "Smooth" Or Feature Filled? It Looks A Little Smoother And The Whole UI Seems A Little More Crisp From The Videos And Screen Shots, But It Is Hard To Tell. I'm An Equal Opportunity Flasher, And Would Like To Try It, But Don't See A Need If It's Basically The Same Thing. Thanks Guys & Gals!
[Vibrant Android Development] TFordham:
I still have a back up for Passion v11, but have been on this one for a few weeks. Both have their positives and negative. I tend to go back and forth when the other has an update.
[Vibrant Android Development] YoungJediCote:
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant i9000M (Bell)

Has anyone been able to confirm if this build will work with Bell's Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant i9000m?

:):D
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
The bell vibrant is closer in technical terms to the international i9000. I'm not sure but it might be worth a try to flash the i9000 one.
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevethegreat:
Nexus one "didn't" either, but was enabled afterwards. We do use the same chipset/radios that i9000 does, so unless the fm receiver has been physically removed it's bound to be there somewhere. IIRC a developer was able even to produce static...

If that's the case, it's a question of software not hardware to have it enabled...
[Vibrant Android Development] Drjjones426:
anyone tried this kernal yet?

sent from my deranged vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] convotutor:
hi guys,

i was finally able to switch from the passion ics to this one and it's been great.

BUT i only got 4hrs of battery life.

I know it depends on lot of things, but 4 hours?!?!

I haven't changed the kernel, i did update the modem to the kb5 version.

anyone have similar issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Yeah its good its a platypus kernel but I like the one I posted a couple pages back better in responsiveness.
[Vibrant Android Development] Drjjones426:
The one you posted is a platypus build as well, correct?

sent from my deranged vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Yeah.The one I linked is 9+ mb and the other is 7mb. I don't know what extra goodies it has but it runs better in my opinion. Try both out and keep us posted
[Vibrant Android Development] Drjjones426:
I believe I ran the one you suggest before recently trying the passion v6 kernal which had working GPS but responsiveness and battey life wasn't very good. Trying the newest one for a few days. Well see how it goes

Edit: I meant the battery life and responsiveness wasn't good with the passion v6 kernal.

sent from my deranged vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
I believe the 9+ mb one has USB-Host support built into it, among other things. Like you, I'm not sure what else was rolled-in or fixed, but the size sure seems to indicate something.

I do, however, see the bulk of the size difference in the cifs kernel module. CIFS is the Common Internet File System, which is used for things like SMB (Samba) mounts and stuff.

MP.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
MP what is usb host and how is it implemented? THKS
[Vibrant Android Development] VeryCoolAlan:
Hi guys, where can I download the Platypus kernel that comes with this ROM
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Just found is thread about usb hosting

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1450298
[Vibrant Android Development] Ventus_zx:
i like this rom
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Updated Battery Mods Posted

FYI. Finally fixed the annoying "lost status bar" issue that was plaguing the mods. You will need to download the updated Onecosmic battery mods (and flash them again), but these should not cause lost status bars, and they should not cause problems coming out of a Nandroid restore.

I wasn't signing the APKs correctly before.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1421876

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
I just noticed that by holding the home button, it doesn't show the recent apps.Anyone know which system app handles it?Maybe extracting it for the rom zip might work?
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
http://ics.samsung-updates.com/kernels/
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Hmm... My home key works fine with the long-press. What kernel you using? Platypus?

There are two 9.3 mb versions.

Platypus 3.0.8 a6 #3252 (USB #1)

- and -

Platypus 3.0.8 a6 #3256 (USB #2)

Not sure what was changed, but these two are slightly different in the kernel image (boot.img) only.

I've just tested both of the Nushor compiled Platypus kernels and long-pressing home works as advertised. Perhaps a reboot, or maybe clear data for the Launcher. I would think this is a function of the launcher.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Yeah just flashed usb#2 kernel and no Recent Apps.Cleared launcher a still a no go.Flashed the rom again and works but I flashed ics altacc battery mod (MP) and no recent apps.It has to do with the battery mod....
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Is this the old altacc mod, or the new one I just re-signed and uploaded earlier today? Once my phone is done with the Nandroid, I'll try it, and see what I get.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Alex9090:
^I think it is #3256 which breaks long press.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
MP I really don't think it's anything with your batt mods, could be in the kernel like Alex said...

Old and new battery mods have always worked excellent man.thanks

Update:Flashed Glitch with cleaning scripts and works again.Real laggy so ran glitch cleaning script and back to Plat. Usb#2 and it's working well, weird right!
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Yeah. I just tested the altacc mod, and long-presses seemed to work. I'm on Platy #3252, fww. I switched from #3256, since it was giving me grief (ie. screen glitches and spontaneous reboots). #3252 has treated me better.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] chui101:
Lol, in the browser "Find on page" is now "Select to exit car mode."
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
lol, thats interesting. Never caught that before.
[Vibrant Android Development] cantIntoCode:
Haha, I noticed this a long time ago and forgot all about it, it's been fixed and will be included in next release(NO ETA).
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Hey Paul,

Question regarding the TeamICSSGS-257134 kernel. In the Vibrant build, did the Lulzactive CPU governor (and others) get included? I didn't see any of them in the list via Voltage Control or NSTools.

Do these other governors work on the Vibrant? If so, any plans to include them in an upcoming kernel release?

Thanks for all the work you and Team ICSSGS do.

Mr_Psycho
[Vibrant Android Development] jvpde:
Please excuse my ignorance but I'm curious what kernels are compatible with this rom. This is my first time on the ICS bandwagon and I'm not sure what out there is rom specific (CM9, Passion, etc.), and where to even find such things.

Thank you for any help provided :)
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
this... what kernels and scripts can you fellas link me to that'll speed this beast up??

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can i flash from 2.2?
[Vibrant Android Development] rlorange:
You can't flash directly from 2.2 as you need the boot loaders from 2.3.x

You can flash a stock firmware from Samsung. Say jvu make sure it is a three file rom. Using Odin.

Or install cm7 which will leave you with the right bootloaders. You only have to this once ( assuming you don't flash an older version of android with bootloaders)

***Vintage Galaxy S1 running ported Ice Cream Sandwich Android 4.0.3 by OneCosmic***
[Vibrant Android Development] PigProtist:
Flashing CM7 does not change your bootloaders. CM7 simply does not require them to allow a fully viewable recovery. There are no ROMs in flashable zip form for this phone that modifies the bootloaders in any way.
[Vibrant Android Development] PigProtist:
Ugh, meant to tap Edit, sorry for the double post.
[Vibrant Android Development] ddanc1984:
DL Link

When using the DL link in the OP, Kaspersky says there's a trojan in the file.
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
Their alternative hosting site is here...

http://ics.samsung-updates.com/cappyvibrant/

Newest release is rc3.1
[Vibrant Android Development] convotutor:
hi

I have a question. my battery stat show 40% android os. I don't remember this being so high on my previous rom .

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
I regularly see it at around 35%. What was your previous rom? Anything newer than 2.2 has pretty much always had issues with battery problems because the kernels are modified to work with the device and do not come directly from samsung.

Some tips I have discovered when trying to maximize battery life.

calibrate battery by resetting battery stats once you reach 100%.

Every time you disconnect the phone from the charger, automatically restart the phone. If not, it might not go into deep sleep when you aren't using it.

As for the kernel settings, I use No-frills cpu control. Its free in the market. Min freq. Set to 100 (some people have problems with 100, if you do set it to 200) Max freq. Set to 1000. Governor set to ondemand and check apply at boot.
[Vibrant Android Development] convotutor:
yea I came from a bionix 1.3.1 and that thing was a warrior in terms of the battery life.

I'll restart the phone once its fully charged.

have you had any luck with another kernel?

I'm actually noticing that battery is getting better as I use it more. the first night I had installed this rom, I got 4 hrs. then I got 14hrs, now at about 16 hrs on full charge.

thanks for the suggestions.
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
I've tried eugene373's streamline kernel the passion v9 kernel that came with the gps fix, and icy glitch as well as the default platypus. All have their versions of the ondemand governor you can set to. I'd say if any difference in battery will be subjective, but you're free to try what's best for you. Right now I'm just running the default one.
[Vibrant Android Development] renardk764:
When trying to install I get the build prop error looking for the I9000. Is there an update anywhere with the vibrant build props?
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
yup

Sent from my phone, not yours.
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
I don't blame you for not finding it. There have been 3 threads for this rom, I knew where it was and it still took me 10 minutes to track it down.

Brick'd has a zip file with build.prop and updater-script that needs to be changed in the rom before flashing.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=21472165&postcount=761
[General Topics] filas312:
So, I'm just posting that because many nations in Europe are trying to push ACTA in, they've discussed that in hidden meetings (that's why most of You probably don't even know about it). What's ACTA? Simply - SOPA for Europe. Enough of the descriptions, isn't it?
[General Topics] TheDeadCPU:
Hidden meetings no. It's just that such a law is so stupid it just wont pass. So people don't really care about it. But SOPA had come a lot further then ACTA, when ACTA comes to the same point people in the EU will flip.
[General Topics] I Am Marino:
Wish the best for you EU guys.
[General Topics] filas312:
If ACTA wouldn't be a threat, I wouldn't have even posted. But Poland is going to sign into ACTA on 26th January and few countries have already signed it so it's not good...
[General Topics] Hackest:
SOPA,another Great Firewall...
[General Topics] mistermentality:
Um. Bit late, it passed years ago....

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?1119-Unprecendented-Censorship-Bill-Passes-in-UK-ACTA

Edit: apologies it was a precursor, similar but not as bad.

Dave
[General Topics] karol1981:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9XVa826iAA&feature=player_detailpage

World .help us, STOP ACTA
[General Topics] DabuPL:
Jesus, is this going to end? Why suddenly all politicians over the world wants to kill internet?
[General Topics] ionutzm05:
I recently read that some hackers made a congress in Germany and they want to create their own internet, with no censorship :).
[General Topics] bdfull3r:
If it is bad then get your people together. The activists in the states got together and decided this would not go unheard. We pushed to shut it down and eventually it got to big to be brushed under a rug. Do the same in your countries
[General Topics] arvardai:
Believe it can not do anything here, poker is not piracy is in the forum
[General Topics] sEiNZu:
isnt acta more like sopa international? America also signed it.

ARHD 2.1.4, Jame Bond 1.4ghz ak
[General Topics] mistermentality:
Yes it is to be used by usa canada japan uk australia and others...

http://yro.slashdot.org/story/11/10/20/1228255/acta-signed-by-8-of-11-participating-countries

Usa got rid of sopa but already signed acta. Maybe sopa was a little smokescreen?

Dave