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[Vibrant Android Development] joe98200:
I also never changed these settings after flashing this ROM, but on other ROMs (in my experience), messing with the LED timeouts messed with holding Home.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
i tried the theme you posted in RC1 and the phone was stucked at the boot image...get into recovery and reflashed the rom again...so i don't know if it's only me
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
I was on the fence watching how things went in this ROM and other ICS ones. I think it is time to dive in these icy waters for the first time :) Gonna ODIN soon and let you know how things went in a day or two. I'm not going to change kernels...and I hope things aren't complicated.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
You'll be very happy with this outstanding ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] joe98200:
I agree. I tried this ROM in its earlier stages and didn't like it because of the lack of pulse led in display settings (I'm picky). I came back this morning and was pleased. Out of all the ICS ROMs for the Vibrant, this is by far my favorite (I've flashed every ROM but Slim ICS). Thanks B.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Battery Love continues. I will try to remember not to plug in to my pc tonight and get a screenshot before I turn in or it dies.

I am currently using MP Devil's 14.2 build4, no Undervolting no DI.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
I think you have your back light timeout too low.480 for me is perfect, but if you go a little bit more than that it won't work properly

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not the black and white one? the one with etoys theme blue?
[Vibrant Android Development] blanked:
Nevermind. I can read!
[Vibrant Android Development] Alex9090:
Ha! Hate to talk about battery but take that!

Sent from samsung vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] lapdog101:
Doin ok myself

Sent from My I Screamed Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
That's the good s#!t right there!

EDIT - x2!
[Vibrant Android Development] Alex9090:
Eww! Nah, I was just kidding, don't really care about battery. Anyways for something different try n7 music player from the market. Sounds very good on this ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] Big Dog KMc:
Is this an exclusive club or can anyone join???
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
I mean etoy's theme...I flashed it on RC1.1 and got bootloops
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
Guys, little question. How can I hide the voicemail icon? I remember CM7 had an option to hide it but I can't seem to find that here. I don't have voicemail but somehow the icon is there whenever I put a non-Samsung ROM. I've even called CS but to no avail.
[Vibrant Android Development] BurningArmada:
Is a full wipe necessary from rc1 to rc1.1?
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Big Dog, whats shakin man. I think we have room for another, my brother.

Hmmmmm, thats definitely not an option in this rom at this time, and I've heard of that problem but never experienced it myself. Have you tried different settings for your APN? I know TMobile has more than a handful of different APN configs.

Its something I might look into in the future, if time permits, but for right now, with some help from our boy MP, I'm concentrating on kernels, or at least trying to learn enough to compile a solid kernel.

Always :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] icarianecho:
Mine today. Same kernel. Normal use plus one hour of tune in radio:
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Call your phone and leave a vm.Then listen and delete it and your icon should disappear
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
I contacted CS like 10 minutes ago. They did saw some errors in their end and started an investigation. Minutes later...the damn icon finally vanished and I hope for good, lol. Thanks though! So far the ROM has been great to me. I haven't changed governors nor voltages, but what governor is suggested for this beast?

I explicitly said I don't have voicemail service but thanks for the help. The icon vanished after some CS calls.
[Vibrant Android Development] lapdog101:
Nice suggestion

Sent from My I Screamed Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
Thanks for the heads up on the n7 player,very nice.:cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
Does flashing inherantly use a ton of battery?

I just flashed RC1.1 with 100% battery life. I did the following steps:

factory reset/wipe data

wipe cache and dalvik

wipe battery stats

format system partition

flash RC1.1

another factory reset/wipe cache

another wipe battery stats

reboot phone/log into Google account

let phone settle

reboot phone

The issue is that on my first reboot after wiping/flashing, my battery went from 100% to 73% just like that!

I know that I can use certain apps to see what is draining the battery so fast. The issue is that all I did was flash (not even install the apps from TiBu).

What could it be that's messing with the battery after barely doing anything??

Thanks for any help anyone can offer!
[Vibrant Android Development] :
I have this problem whenever i reboot my phone with the power plugged in. It seems to happen when the battery is low and a reboot is performed it jumps to a higher percentage without actually being charged. A reboot off the charger fixes this "higher" percent making it seem like it "drops" really fast.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I know some people hate this philosophy, and to you guys I apologize in advance, I just know what works for me, let the screenshots I've been posting speak for themselves.

The only thing messing with your battery is improper calibration that happens when you flash a new rom. On ICS it seems a little more severe, but go ahead and restore all your stuff, then go through a couple of battery cycles. My first one, I let it run down as low as I dare, and then a little more. I've hit 4%, rebooted and it was reading 12% so I ran it down some more. (EDIT - this is meant as an example of how screwy the battery readings are on ICS at first, I do not recommend running it down that low very often, and I never let it hit absolute zero.) After the first discharge, give it a full charge, and use normally. In a couple of days the battery should start showing improved readings as the software now knows the range of charge in your battery.

Again, this is just my take on it and what I have found works for me. I know there are different ideals of these batteries, and getting accurate readings, and I really don't want to start that debate in here.

I know and acknowledge that there is a school of thought that states you never have to calibrate like I explained above, and eventually the software will come around. That is absolutely correct, but it takes longer for the software to learn the range, and most peeps don't seem to like to wait that long even between switching roms. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
Is there any fix to this? Maybe it's not truly charging to 100%, and the lower number is correct?
[Vibrant Android Development] billwinkle:
How do I take screen shots. Is there an option built in?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Volume down + power button
[Vibrant Android Development] :
It isn't because when the phone gives the "higher" percentage and it charges to "100" it just stops at a "lower" one. Just take it off the charger reboot and plug it back in
[Vibrant Android Development] lapdog101:
@Br1cK'd

very well stated. After flashing i dont expect more than 5-6 hours max. Plus i am usually playin with the new toy a lot. After a couple cycles i get the 12 plus ( or more on Zenwich) that gets me through the day.

Sent from My I Screamed Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] ddanc1984:
Well stated Br1cked. I flash at whatever battery I happen to be at because IMO it really doesn't matter in the end because after you flash a new ROM you're basically uncalibrated anyway. I then get through restoring and rebooting then plug in and charge to 100%. I'll check Battery Calibraion and if it reads between 4185 and 4190mv then I'll reboot to recovery, clear battery stats and reboot. I'll then check Battery Calibration again and see what it reads. Once it gets back to the range above I'll hit the Calibrate button and unplug. If for some strange reason the voltage drops immediately after unplugging, I go back to recover and clear battery stats again, plug back in and get back in the "full" range, then calibrate again. It's usually stable after that when you unplug. From there it's just cycle the battery a couple of times, as you said down to 1% sometimes before plugging in again. I can usually get through a couple of cycles unless the ROM changes. I don't think I've made the two cycles in like a month...lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
Great, thanks! I will try your method above and see how that works. I love everything about ICS, but it seems like every ROM I've tried, no matter how many times I cycle/calibrate, I get these same results. I'm still using the 1500mah battery, and I'm waiting for the 1800mah one that I ordered from amazon last week. I heard that battery alone will show vast improvements.

Thanks again for this silky smooth ROM!
[Vibrant Android Development] ddanc1984:
I got the 1800mah and it made a helluva difference. I probably need to get a backup.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mdtolic:
Interesting Br1cK'd. Sorry if you have suggested this before, but it's new to me. Or maybe it just clicked with me. o_0 So: Run battery down to almost 0, re-boot, run it down to actual 0 and then full charge.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Does the 1800 mah battery still fit in an OtterBox Commuter case?

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] shreddintyres:
it should, i have an 1850 that fits with the og back cover on and fits comfortably in my casemate tough case. so you should have no problems.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Not quite, I wouldn't recommend running it down too often, and I never hit absolute zero. I was using that prior statement as an extreme example of how the calibration is screwy at first.

I do that type calibration once in a while when I am sure I am going to stay on a build, again, I do not recommend running it down too often, and I never go to absolute zero.

Sorry for the bold, I just wanted that to stand out.

Also, I haven't cleared battery stats in probably six months or more.
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Mr Psycho can you upload Devil Legacy v14.2 Build #6 that you are running to your mediafire folder or quickly attach it to a reply in here. I have had excellent performance and battery with v14.2 Build 4 with NODI. Have you figured out how to make the kernel mount datadata during the first rom install yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
I'm workin' on some things. I'll have another build up soon. The Build #6 was really just the same kernel as Build #4 with a couple of failed CWM tweaks. Just keep runnin' with Build #4.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
The Anker 1800 mAh that I purchased,is the same size as stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] Rayn1328:
Omg this from and the devil kernal are absolutely insane 16 hours and still 35% you've got to be kidding me!!!! Now it did sit over night but still fantastic job I believe I won't leave ics again. (Until galaxyIII)
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
Just a quick battery update...so, I woke up this morning to see the phone saying 100%. I restarted it, and it immediately showed 82%. I did this 3 times, and each time I restarted, the phone went from 100% to right around 82-85%. It seems like the issue is that the phone is viewing 85% as a full charge right now. I will do the suggested run-down/restart technique throughout today, and I'll report back.

Loving this lightning fast treat!
[Vibrant Android Development] Big Dog KMc:
Is this thing for real?

Flashed at 4:00pm yesterday at 100% charge.

Went to bed at 11:30pm at 74%

Did not connect the charger.

Woke up at 5:50 and is at 74%

Initial flash!

Went to 73% setting up the power button to do the screen capture.

"DAM"

Well done.
[Vibrant Android Development] Rayn1328:
Sick sick sick
[Vibrant Android Development] daffyno:
yes...kernel changes...

we need a good kernel with good gps files now..:P
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Br1ckd have you confirmed that the mod I linked breaks external mounting?

Here's the original thread on the partypack http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1439681.I don't recall everything I cherry picked out of it besides removing several apps,removing the ugly froyo fonts and then some.

BTW this rom is badass bro ! 0% issues

Running it with Glitch b3 120% 112-1200 beast!

Chrome bookmark apk if anyone needs it http://db.tt/YeQQH6H5

Push it into system/app and set perms
[Vibrant Android Development] Lochman79:
I am having issues with sending mms' just like with other ICS roms except Passion. Is anyone else having the same issue?

I tried changing the modem to KB5, which was suggested to be the correct one for the Chicago area and still no change.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
EDITED

I haven't flashed it, but if it was the i9000 beta1.2 framework-res then I know it didn't have the correct xml entries for everything to work. In fact the crespo build23 framework didn't work either, needed to be modded for a phone with an external sd. That support wasn't there until the i9000 beta2, when I figured out the mod.

I guess the big question is, can you mount?

I was going to say here, that I would decompile it and know ina few minutes, then I remembered I'm on a linux box now, and have to relearn some basics before I can go forward, I don't think apktool is going to work for me here, time to pull up my aapt cheat sheet, after I get my environment set back up. :(

I haven't had a single issue. Is your's hanging or what?
[Vibrant Android Development] Lochman79:
It takes forever and then says that the network service will not allow the message to be sent. Then shows a triangle next to the message. I have had this issue with other ICS ROMS.

It could just be my phone, although it is a new issue and I've been flashing ICS roms for some time now.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Dude rule of thumb is if you're having mms issues, Google your phone providers APN settings and try matching it up/replacing it.I use simple mobile and I know my APN settings by heart already and never had issues. When I flash new roms probably one of the first 5 things I do is set my proper apn settings
[Vibrant Android Development] db3:
do you have any issues recording HD video? i don't think the HD video was fixed before v10 of passion...
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Nope, it works.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Apktool works fine in Linux. That's what I use.

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
Amazon Market

Is anyone besides me having trouble signing into the Amazon Market?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
What's up MP, mind sharing that custom devil's kernel in your banner?
[Vibrant Android Development] djquick:
Nope. just you:p
[Vibrant Android Development] muleyman:
I saw 'Mediaserver' using up my battery but thought i'd read somewhere else that if you froze DRM Protected Content Storage that would fix it so I did and Mediaserver is slowly falling down the list of services using battery...

Not sure if Mediaserver was the intent of that post or not - nor am I sure that it dropping down the list is a result of freezing the process or just things balancing out over time.

I was seeing, (perceived), data slowness issues so I flashed the KA7 modem and it seems to have sped up. ymmv

Oh, I flashed Glitch v14-b3 and still can't figure out where to turn off bln. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
I can log into Amazon Kindle but I can't log on the Amazon Market. Strange.
[Vibrant Android Development] Lochman79:
Thanks for the suggestion, although that did not fix my issue. I'm not sure what the heck s going on.

Passion v13 is the last rom I did not have the issue with, so once the new version comes out, I am going on see if it's a rom issue, phone issue or possibly my provider issue.

THANKS
[Vibrant Android Development] daffyno:
i have an heavvy battery drain....u?
[Vibrant Android Development] db3:
actually, i meant to ask whether HD video is choppy. i just tried those gps/kernel files and HD video is very choppy for me. no problem though, i still have the v13 kernel handy.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
I've also noticed this on this rom and the i9000 one. Its weird it drains faster and I noticed it charges really fast also
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I meant ApkManager, which is a nice easy windows based way to run apktool.

Though I'm having issues getting the sdk setup as well. I don't have a ton of Linux experience, but I can get through it, its how I learn. I got frustrated though, so I'm leaving it alone for a little bit. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I have noticed this a bit too, but just wondering if its a calibration issue. I haven't been on one install for a couple of days, I thought it was my calibration.

What governors are you guys using? I'm on smartassv2.
[Vibrant Android Development] ddanc1984:
Mine fit in the stock case. Same size as the stock 1500mah battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] Drjjones426:
are you using stock kernel or a different one?

sent from my deranged vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Big Dog KMc:
Stock from the Box.
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
Anyone having issues with GPS on RC1.1? I know it's the same kernel as RC1.0. I was always able to connect on that one, but for some reason, not on this one, unless I click the box to use the Wi-Fi/mobile network...
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Wow, no drain overnight at all.

My only thought is that since your still on your first charge cycle, I wonder how accurate that is, in a day or two you will really be able to tell.

I make sure to test it without Wifi on to get an accurate reading. What app are you using to test yours? I recommend GPS Test from the market.
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
Wow, turning off Wi-Fi fixed it. Good call! I had thought that as long as I wasn't using Wi-Fi/network to find location, it wouldn't matter if Wi-Fi were turned on. Once I shut it off, it locked in just a few seconds. Awesome.

EDIT: actually still having some issues connecting again with Wi-Fi off, but it could be because I'm in San Francisco where I often notice connectivity issues with GPS.
[Vibrant Android Development] Big Dog KMc:
Kinda what I was thinking as well, But, Never in all the flashes I have done have I ever seen this in a first flash before.

ICS roms being the biggest Battery Hogs I ever flashed.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
They have been, but I think we all owe Romanbb a big thanks for this AOKP base, is smoove!

Edit - I have to add, even Words with Friends isn't lagging. I had huge lag and headaches on Words with other ICS builds, including my own up to this point.
[Vibrant Android Development] eric7:
Just so I am clear (Sorry)

Currently on Zendroid, so in order to upgrade to ICZenwich, I do:

1.Odin back & Root.

2:Odin GB Bootloader (Now do I need to flash CM7??)

3:Flash ICZenwich.

Sorry for my noobness...just want to clarify.

((((((((((((Never Mind)))))))))))))))))))))))))

I flashed without CM7 & it works.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
At step 3 flash twice...after the first flash pull the battery out,go again into recovery and flash again. And no need to flash cm7, i just odined yesterday
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Its no surprise to anyone who follows my work that I whole heartedly believe in a fresh Odin flash once in a while, but its not necessary. You should however know how to boot into recovery using the hardware buttons.

DL ICZen, put it on your internel, wipe data/factory reset through recovery, and flash. It will reboot just barely into the flash, and get stuck in a boot loop, this is normal coming from a Twiz (non mtd) rom. Using your button combo, boot back into recovery and you will notice its different. Wipe data/factory reset again, and then flash the full rom.

Once its done, wipe data/factory format once more, reboot, and enjoy.

Editorial note - I think this is the fastest one of my thread has made it to 100 pages. :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
This pleasantly surprised me as well! My Words with Friends addiction isn't quite as strong as my ROM flashing habit, but it's up there. Staring at the spinning circle and/or FC on WWF is like coming down from a high and not being able to get another hit...well, I'm guessing that's what it's like. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
Eloquently put, I would almost want to throw my phone through the nearest wall after hittin return to game and endlessly having to close the app and reopen it. :D

I am very addicted to that stupid little game, thanks to Dan_Brutal, who got me started and never plays anymore. :mad:

I can usually play some game or another for a little while and walk away from it satisfied, but WWF got me hooked for the time being.
[Vibrant Android Development] gdpaull:
Haha, I completely agree! I know that when I'm in a poor-signal area, it takes a little longer...but I am sure that's just because the data connection sucks.

Someone just got me started on Draw Something (like Pictionary that you can play against your friends), but it's not quite as habit-forming.

My main issue I've always had with every ROM is that when I'm streaming something in the background (like the King of All Media, Howard Stern, on SiriusXM) and I try to play WWF simultaneously, SiriusXM seems to stop playing altogether. It seems like when the SiriusXM app isn't running in the foreground, it pauses itself after a couple minutes, and I have to open it back up to start it again. There are no settings on the app to fix this. Do you know if there are any settings somewhere else on the phone that may keep it streaming in the background?
[Vibrant Android Development] Richcar:
Build 27 is out...... ....
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
For all you bass heads out there, BeatsAudio lib files flashable http://db.tt/JHxtFw76

There's no app just sound performance :D
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
My "No Stress" method:

1. Put Rom zip on internal SD.

2. Wipe Data/Factory Reset.

3. Flash Rom.

4. Go to "Advanced" menu. Select "Reboot Recovery".

5. When phone reboots to CWM Recovery, repeat steps 2 and 3.

6. Enjoy.

Every CWM seems to have "Reboot Recovery" in the "Advanced" menu, so why not take advantage of it. Instead of rebooting and doing the finger salute, do step 4. No stress. No accelerated Arthritis.

MP

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I'm gonna pretend I didn't see this. :(

MP
[Vibrant Android Development] dschumann:
I hope I'm asking this in the right place. Is anyone using Touchdown with this ROM? Are you having problems with it syncing your calendar? Any ideas about what I can do to fix the calendar? Email works fine.

Dirk
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I saw it, and I'm already workin on it! :D

I probably won't have time to rebuild the framework and services until tonight, so don't anybody get too excited, looking to be a couple days out, maybe tomorrow, but thats a very outside chance.

Does look like build27 brings some new functionality, according to the Changelog.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikka06:
Anyone having issues doing a nandroid? Every time it stops at backup data
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
Start on post#825 and read forward,no solutions,that I'm aware of.

Some got it to backup,but not restore,as far as I know.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1499455&page=83
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I recommend a different kernel if you guys want a solid nandroid backup, Icy Glitch seems to have an issue with those.

Edit - I'm beginning work on my own kernel, but that might be a slow process to get something stable for you all.

Edit 2 - build27 for the vibrant has the nav bar enabled by default. Its working, but I really don't like it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
"nav bar" is status bar?