yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
The way to find out for sure is to check your /system/etc/init.d and /system/lib/modules folder for files inside of them, you can compare those two folders' contents to the contents of the subZero kernel zip from MPs signature, or other kernel zip depending on what you are running. If the folders in between your phone and the source zips match, your good to go, if they don't, reflashing the kernel (any kernel really) will restore the files in those folders that the kernel needs.

Pay no mind to any smartass replies, we all had to learn sometime, nobody comes with all the knowledge, that would make life boring. Thanks again for contributing.

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[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I've never looked at that scripting, thanks for saving me the time. :)

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[Vibrant Android Development] Woody:
You're a stand up guy. I like that and appreciate your willingness. It is statements like this that we should all be happy we get.

When I first got here, the Vibrant forum was volatile to say the least. It was almost treacherous to post anything for fear of some smartass response. Fortunately most of those people are gone.
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
NOOB.

heheheh
[Vibrant Android Development] Woody:
I did say MOST of those people are gone. haha.

Seriously though, you should see some of the flaming going on in my tablet forums. It is rediculous. OKA1 (Casey) is a mod over there too, so at least he keeps thing tidy and civil. Even the Devs are less than willing to answer questions on their own ROMs. It is just nice to see a Dev who supports his ROM and not be "bothered" by answering some questions.

Talk about NOOB, you put heheheh in white. how the hell am I supposed to see it on a white background? Done for the day fellas. Talk to you tonight.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sugartibbs:
I didnt post for about 8 monthes, just downloaded and did searches. You asked a noob question and you got flamed, repeatedly...alot different now.
[Vibrant Android Development] icarianecho:
Yep, only deletes the screenstate scaling file from init.d (re:SubZero).

However, deletes entire modules folder from lib.

Reflashed, smarter, & good to go :o
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
We have definitely grown a lot as a community here in the Vibrant area. I credit the lot of you for that, and most of the outrageous ones probably moved on to other devices and are busy harrasing other forums.

Like Sugartibbs, I didn't post for the longest time in this forum, just read, read, and read some more, sucking up info like a sponge, until one I decided to put out the first Br1cK'd build. There are probably only a handful of you out there that remember the bloat free Twiz I was playing with even before I joined EDT.

I'm getting off track. Its a lot easier to support you guys now that we have calmed down, I remember having a hard time with a specific user, no names needed, back with Loki, that almost made me throw in the towel for good. It did make me throw in the towel for a little while actually, but I can't ever stay away for long. That particular individual went on to one day put out his own build,a nd hopefully saw how it is from the other side, but in a constructive way.

Anyways, I'm feeling pretty damn good today. My dad went through surgery this morning, and came out on top, he's home resting now, and I'm going to join some friends for a little joint subcommittee meeting.

Catch y'all on the flip side.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Good to hear everything went well B!God Bless
[Vibrant Android Development] Mostdef:
Back from my 4 days vacation ice fishing and snowmobiling. Anyway I got some question about the singal like E,H,3G and I have never see a letter R. Anybody know what the R is?
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
I saw a G the other day i was quite confused.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Roaming.....

Gprs (EDGE)
[Vibrant Android Development] Mostdef:
thank for the info. The signal pick up really good in U.P. in the middle of no where in the wood.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Just to be clear. The files (ie. modules) in /system/lib/modules are specific to the kernel that you are installing. As a rule of thumb, you should not mix-and-match modules from different kernels or versions. Modules and kernels are built to work together.

For example, if you install a Glitch kernel, you want to make sure that the Glitch modules (of the same kernel version) are present in /system/lib/modules. And the same goes with subZero, or ICSSGS.

Failure to follow the above guidelines could result in broken/missing functionality, rom instability, or even a trip to the CWM Recovery clinic or a visit to Odin or Heimdall.

Init-scripts (located in /etc/init.d), on the other hand, aren't usually as important. Most init-scripts simply implement tweaks or perform other boot-time operations and/or optimizations. The risk of breaking a rom or kernel from missing init-scripts is fairly low, as you'll simply be running off kernel/rom defaults.

So, if you plan to flash a kernel cleaning script, make sure you immediately flash a kernel.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] icarianecho:
I'm currently mobile so no button, but thanks for the explanation MP.

Fwiw SubZero runs just fine without it's module files :) (not that I'm endorsing the practice).
[Vibrant Android Development] christpuncher:
getting random reboots. had about three on this version and five on the previous. it goes straight to the ICZen screen. also imma probably blame the app, but using google music makes my phone slow to a crawl. 9 times out of 10 it renders my phone useless and i have to reboot it.
[Vibrant Android Development] djquick:
U.P.= University Park?
[Vibrant Android Development] ddanc1984:
Glad to hear things went well for him Br1ck'd!
[Vibrant Android Development] christpuncher:
stupid question. how do i get into download mode? the ol reliable hold the volume buttons and plug the cord in doesn't seem to be working. it just starts charging the phone
[Vibrant Android Development] Sugartibbs:
G.B. hold volume up plug it.
[Vibrant Android Development] jgoe:
Power button and volume up then plug phone in
[Vibrant Android Development] tvargas5248:
Congrats on that man glad to hear everything is ok. My wifes dad goes under tomorrow hope I have a happy ending like u God bless man

Sent from my immortal ICZwich vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
My wifi has been... weird

all my other devices work but my phone just connects and then takes forever to load anything and after I disconnect and reconnect its fast again for like a few mins and then keeps going back nd forth
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
I have compiled all essential operations and functionality statically into the kernel. Nothing in /system/lib/modules is absolutely essential, thus as you pointed out, things appear to run just fine. Generally speaking, this is the same for other kernels, but may not always be the case.

MP

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Have not seen this before. What does logcat say is going on at the time?

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Big Dog KMc:
Gee,,,, I hope they did not go over to the Google Nexus S threads as that is my new journey for the next 2 years. Still keeping My Vibe though.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
Pull battery, hold volume up and down buttons,put battery back in,with cable plugged into phone,of course.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Thanks, I hope the best for your father in law tomorrow.

And thanks for the good tidings, peeps. I appreciate it, pops is doing well, now the biggest challenge is getting him to take it easy for the next six weeks.

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[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
On my phone, I've seen it say G and E at different times. I always thought that E was Edge. Do they mean the same thing?
[Vibrant Android Development] z3NN9:
Yeah I have stopped using this for same reason.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Have either of you tried a different kernel, like Glitch to see if the issue follows?

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
Same here...
[Vibrant Android Development] dschumann:
If I remember it right, G is GSM or 1G, E is EDGE or 2G.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sugartibbs:
Where I'm at, you can only get edge with an E. Have never had the privilege of 3G, had to get a router. Worked on a house really in the stix and got the G. Tried to download BLN with G and it took 5 min. so I just figured G was more primitive than E.
[Vibrant Android Development] z3NN9:
Nah. I just flashed euphoria so I'm probably going to let my for sit for a while unless I start seeing issues.

The wifi problems were happening for me in M4 and Zen. I could see the phone was trying repeatedly to connect and eventually I'd have to restart my router.

As soon as I flash back to 27 or 1.2 my phone is fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
These two gents had the same problem with Milestone4 stock, but were the only two I remember reporting the issue. I honestly wish I could troubleshoot it and help. I wonder what changed in M4 that caused this, both report good results with build27 or prior bases.

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[Vibrant Android Development] z3NN9:
Pretty sure I saw at least one report over on the aokp forum as well. Not sure if it was xriderx or not.
[Vibrant Android Development] lancec50:
Sounds like just a bad area. I get pretty weak signal at my house but it is always 3G. They should flash a different radio.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sugartibbs:
I had a wifi problem while I was running Vibranturks earlier Rom. I disconnected DSL and shut down my router for awhile, then plugged it all back together. Pretty sure it was the router, not the rom. I run it 24/7, 2 laptops, 2 phones. Been fine since then.
[Vibrant Android Development] jrongi1:
I was wondering around in the i9000 forum and came across this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1541942

low memory fix.

Just curious about its merits.

vibrant icz

360° Productions
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
I will try that tonight, infact right now. It will not ruin my experience with this ROM so far, correct?

Actually Milestone 4 was COMPLETELY unusable for me, constant lag, lag on touch feedback i press a button, 20 seconds later it would go there etc.

Nope, not registered there.

My WIFI router is LITERALLY 5 feet away from me. It's not a matter of the SIGNAL, the wifi icon shows 2/3 and 3/3 bars entire time, its just sometimes it just refuses to work until i disconnect and reconnect.

Thanks all for help, i will try Glitch kernel right now. If you guys need a logcat etc. Tell me please and also give me instructions on how to exactly get it I'm not knowledged on the developer side of Android ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] ddanc1984:
I thought the G was for GPRS which is literally the lowest data connection you can get.
[Vibrant Android Development] Big Dog KMc:
G is for GPRS

E is for Edge/2G
[Vibrant Android Development] Sugartibbs:
That low storage fix for I9000 looks pretty good for the I9000, I take it its not a new partition but a script to clear non essential apps from datadata. Be nice just to clear data from uninstalled apps.
[Vibrant Android Development] GMSonicX:
Umm I might be stupid, but is thus a vibrant our a galaxy s 4g rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Thanks. This looks promising.

After looking thru the script, what this basically does is run from /etc/init.d on boot, and checks to make sure:

1. You are operating primarily out of /data/data. If not, it converts you to /data/data.

2. Once that has been confirmed, it scans all your app dirs in /data/data for any of the following subdirs:

databases
shared_prefs
opera
app_databases

3. If any of your installed apps have those subdirs, then the script will move them to /datadata, and create a symlink back to the /data/data app dir.

For example:

/data/data/com.quoord.tapatalkpro.activity/databases

gets moved to:

/datadata/com.quoord.tapatalkpro.activity/databases

then, the following symlink is created:

/data/data/com.quoord.tapatalkpro.activity/databases => /datadata/com.quoord.tapatalkpro.activity/databases

So essentially, the important dirs will be accessed out of the faster /datadata partition, while any remaining dirs remain on /data/data. Thus, you should see your /datadata partition usage drop, while maintaining lag-free operation.

Definitely worth checking how well this works.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] papi5120:
its a vibrant rom hence it being in the vibrant development section ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Something is definitely getting hung up.

I'm not sure how Glitch enables logging (logcat). You may need to enable the logging module via a script and reboot. I'm not too sure if the script is enabled thru ADB shell, terminal emulator, or thru the Glitch CWM Recovery menu. Maybe search for this info. Perhaps someone else here can confirm how.

Note: subZero kernel has logging built-in and enabled by default.

Once logging is enabled, you just connect your phone via USB, and in a shell (command prompt), type "adb logcat". Then, capture all the text output. You should see quite a bit of text output scrolling up the screen when the phone is in use.

There may be other methods of capturing logcat messages, too. I think there are some apps that can capture logcat output directly to a file on the phone. However, that might slow things down just a bit, or cause space problems if your SDCARD is nearly full.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] 1freedude:
SGH T959 Vibrant

So, I logged in to post a weird happening.

I downloaded M4 at work, flashed when I got home, without a wipe of any type.

Everything works so far, but while on the forums.aokp.co sits, I noticed both sides of my screen frizzled, all the way up into the status bar.

So I take a screenie, and the frazzle shows up in the picture! It is best seen in the upper right next to the clock.

It doesn't do it now, but I attached a screenie, please look at it to see if you can see it.

Edit....so all traces of this glitch are gone. When I looked at the screenie, and zoomed in, it was fuzzy. Now it doesn't show up.
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
I was about to respond, beat me to it. Also, yes theres an assert script in there.

Hey MP, do u change the build.prop b4 flashing? Just asking, bcus I do it on every rom builds I come across.

Hey Br!ckd, how come u dont include Master&Slaves tweaks on the build.prop? Any reason? If I tamper with Beta2, is it ok? I get nice data with:

ro.build.hsdpa =8

... .hsupa =4

...here in SLC. And amongst other tweaks I add in the build.prop. Also, same question as MP... Do u change any b4 flash?

Forget Yuuu...
[Vibrant Android Development] salazar.r1:
I was actually trying from both but the phone request timed out. Should I just wait and try to grab the fixed script upload?

EDIT: Download is failing from both phone and PC.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
You can and they seem to work. I put a handful in, but not many off the bat, so you guys can pick and choose your own tweaks for what works best for you.

The original i9000 port of AOKP has a ton of build.prop tweaks, and they function just fine.

And no, I run it as is, with just the few tweaks I put in there.

Might as well wait, its 75% up already. Don't know why it is failing for you, and not anyone else, unless nobody is reporting it. :confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
I'm almost done restoring all my apps, do I need to reflash the one being uploaded?
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
+1 I may change one or two things, but mostly as is.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Same report as Salazar. Fail on phone. Nowhere near a pc.

Cool thanks for that response, Br!ck'd. Oh, and ill try tha I9000 tweaks. Thnx for the headsup!

Forget Yuuu...
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Beta2 with the fixed install script is live.

Nope, this is just a fixed install script, if you're already running Beta2, no need to flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Not sure what to say guys, I jsut downloaded Beta2 original file in about four minutes on my crappy qwest dsl at the house. MD5 matches and everything.

Hopefully the new upload will give y'all better results.
[Vibrant Android Development] muleyman:
No issues with the beta2 install. GPS doesn't even seem to turn on but I'll mess with it some more. So far so good, otherwise.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mostdef:
How is the camera and camcorder quailty on picture and video?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
what do you mean by it doesn't turn on?
[Vibrant Android Development] salazar.r1:
Ok, still couldn't get it from my PC but successfully DLed from the phone. Already flashed and waiting for it to settle before rebooting again!

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] sada23:
GPS is not working for me either. It fires up But does not see any sat nor does it locks even outside in the bright sunlight.
[Vibrant Android Development] muleyman:
I don't see the GPS icon at all. Trying a different kernel now. I have one of the first Vibrants made and applied the hardware fix a long time ago. Have had pretty good luck with GPS on Froyo and GB ROMS. Mixed success on Passion. - Just a little history there. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] sada23:
The Stock kernel doesnt support GPS. Flash some other kernel that supports GPS.
[Vibrant Android Development] muleyman:
Flashed a Passion kernel, (13 rev?), and GPS works until deep sleep, (like it usually does for me on that ROM.)

So based off of that I'd say yes, GPS works with this ROM. How well it works seems kernel related.

So far no other issues that aren't known issues. Running great!
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
I just tested GPS with Glitch v14 Beta 3 and it works flawlessly and locks down to 12ft indoors with no other GPS tweaks. Thank you Br1ckd for adding Galaxy4 back so that we can tweak CM colors in in Galaxy S settings. Glitch v14 Beta 3 is super fast and smooth on beta 2 and if you need accurate GPS and don't mind CM colors instead of voodoo colors I would recommend it. I am sure Glitch still loses GPS after deep sleep like all other kernels but I haven't tested that.
[Vibrant Android Development] shaneg79:
One thing I have issues with is when I try to do a normal reboot it still goes into recovery.
[Vibrant Android Development] Drjjones426:
Read the OP

sent from my deranged vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] shaneg79:
Is it just me or is the beta2 more laggy than the first one?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
I said F@%* it and bought another vibrant!!!!B if you still around tonight, zen 1.3 from 3/7/12 test is essentially the same as 3/9/12???Cross fingies:p let me know Br1cK'd Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
I think this time its safe to say its my Wifi router. Even with full signal i'm getting reduced speeds on all my devices right now, guess my phone was just the first to suffer from it.

thanks for all the help, this time it is indeed a user fault not the ROM.

Thanks again.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Is yours toast, or you just couldn't wait any longer? And no sir, the test build lacked the external sd fix, use the newer one.

If there are a lot of wifi networks in your area, you should try changing the broadcast channel of your wap to one thats not in heavy use. If you install Wifi Analyzer from the market, you can see the channels of the other networks in your area, and pick a free or lightly used one.

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[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
The OG Vib is already giving me a bad aurora and it's not making me feel Zen-like LOL.This newer one is in pretty sweet cond(9.2/10).Thanks B dl now brotha...
[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
According to the app, There are approx. 5-8 wifi's that can be seen from my house, mine is the strongest, some disappear some appear.

The app however recommends that I move to CHANNEL 14 and i am currently on 6

How exactly would I change the channels?

This is my Routers page when I go to it, any directions?

http://oi43.tinypic.com/ne6t78.jpg

edit: alright it was located in WIRELESS SETTINGS, but it only goes up till 11, and the app keeps changing its channels too.. right now its 1,2,3
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
The app will base its recommendation off of the traffic its picking up. Use the channel graph view and you can see a better representation of what channels are using the most traffic. 8 is a fairly common one, moving to 11 wouldn't be a bad idea, if its more open than the 8 range.

Note, your router will probably reboot itself after you change its channel, but everything should reconnect once it comes back up. It won't effect your security settings.

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[Vibrant Android Development] xriderx66:
8 is actually one of the LOWEST ones on there.

Highest, meaning all stars are always

1 2 3 4 14

I've switched over to 1 right now and i THINK it did the trick... it's been smooth so far. Thanks for the help bro, ill click that thanks once i have more.

Also my router didn't reboot but it did change.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Giggitty

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[Vibrant Android Development] JettyLife:
No wifi issues here. Everything is pretty smooth. Still not seeing super crazy battery as others report but not a big deal... I'll just run 3500mah when needed.

Otherwise great rom! I love the customization and the relatively frequent updates.

Vibrant powered by Ice Cream Sammich
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Are you using the built-in Wifi function of a Wireless cable modem? I would actually turn that off and get a dedicated Wifi router. Also, I'd stay away from NetGear, Cisco/Linksys. I'm using a ASUS RT-N16 (DD-WRT open-source) Wifi router, and this thing rocks. Though, I did change the firmware to Tomato USB.

While there's no channel above 11 on this either, I can play with all kinds of advanced settings for boosting power, interface mitigation, etc.

All kinds of crazy features on this thing. I will never go back to a plain router again. lol

PS. Glad to see that your signal/reliability has improved with the channel change.

MP

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I think the battery life depends on what is going on, and settings. You still running at 1 Ghz, SIO/Conservative? I think my best battery life came when I had lowered brightness, too. Auto-Brightness doesn't work as fast as I'd hope, and that probably contributed to my better battery life. lol

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] Alex9090:
Hope your dad is doing good, Br1ck'd.
[Vibrant Android Development] icarianecho:
Ditto. How you gonna keep him resting?
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
subZero Init.d Support Currently Broken

Apologies to everyone. I apparently I broke the init.d support in subZero. I was trying to test the Lagless DataFix last night (linked several posts back) and discovered scripts in /etc/init.d weren't working.

I have resolved the issue by adding init.d support in the ramdisk. I'll release an updated kernel as soon as possible. While I'm at it, I may try to roll in a couple of kernel updates at the same time.

A note regardomg the new Lagless DataFix. It takes a couple of reboots for the fix to really settle in. One thing is certain, I'm at 145 MB free in /datadata, so this does free up space as the DataFix OP states.

Again, apologies for breaking some functionality.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] eric7:
Didn't notice at all, lol.

Me Noob