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[Vibrant Android Development] sixstringsg:
http://androtransfer.com/get.php?p=sixstringsg/vibrant/aokp_vibrantmtd_build-40.zip

Everything the same as B40, but hopefully better GPS. GPS resuming after sleep should be fixed.
[Vibrant Android Development] sixstringsg:
So nobody is even going to say anything after 40 downloads of an updated version?
[Vibrant Android Development] kaintfm:
I'm a coward, so I'm waiting for a couple comments saying, "I used your new version and my phone didn't catch fire!" before I test it myself :)
[Vibrant Android Development] testomat:
I will try now.Give us a little time, six.
[Vibrant Android Development] krackerjac:
Bacon butter or is it butter Bacon?
[Vibrant Android Development] testomat:
Flash yesterday. Baseband unknown :-(
[Vibrant Android Development] sixstringsg:
Try flashing just a modem on top.
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
I get unknown baseband after flashing AOKP clean. Restoring to apn defaults fixes.
[Vibrant Android Development] testomat:
I did kb5 ,but same problem.
[Vibrant Android Development] chadhoard:
Do I need to do anything different when flashing this ROM, since I am coming from Slim 4.1?
[Vibrant Android Development] muleyman:
So far so good. GPS works after DS with the included Glitch kernel. Build 40 is running really well! A co-worker with the T-Mob SGSII commented that he couldn't believe how fast and smooth it was running on my old, beat up Vibrant and said he was going to switch to AOKP, lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] kaintfm:
Have the same problem. No APN, restoring default APN doesn't fix it, and it's not allowing me to add a new APN. It doesn't save.
[Vibrant Android Development] leikamkei:
B40 works a-ok for me, but I have one slight problem. Any users of this ROM on Straight Talk SIM? It says unknown for My phone number under Settings-About Phone-Status on my end.
[Vibrant Android Development] chadhoard:
Did you do anything special to get GSP to work?? I tried it and it didn't work.
[Vibrant Android Development] grose65:
How to get video working
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
I'm not sure what causes that but it happens occasionally even on T-Mobile Sims.

Its a really easy fix if you have an old non smart phone lying around (or have a friend who does) you just need to stick the sim card into the older phone and program your number back in.

You should note that the phone you use has to be GSM and either specifically made for your carrier or compatible and unlocked.

I used my old razr and it worked like a charm.

Alternatively you could probably get a new sim or have your carrier reprogram the one you have
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
See Mr psychos post below and flash the fat mem fix. Works great on build 40

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26598794http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26598794
[Vibrant Android Development] leikamkei:
Thanks for the suggestions, but the problem seemed to resolve itself. Either the reboot that I did earlier yesterday or just using solved it. Thanks anways!
[Vibrant Android Development] muleyman:
Just the ICS usual for me - boot phone and start GPS Test before it can go to deep sleep. Let it get a lock and then it's good to go. Sometimes I use GPS Test to clear and/or update AGPS to help speed up the process of getting a lock.
[Vibrant Android Development] lokisama:
Tried build 40 and made the wifi go haywire, the toggle would go on/off about 2-3 times a second and wouldn't stay on or off. This was with a fresh install. Restored to previous version.
[Vibrant Android Development] IRIE4IPIER:
Hello guys, I'm about to sell this phone to someone from craigslist, I have a question, is build 40 okay to flash and hand over to some random person who know jack squat about rooting, or should I just go with latest CM7? What are the main bugs, I've read like 7 pages back and saw a lot of bugs but op stated should be fixed but some say bugs are gone, some say not, I appreciate your opinions and hope I can sell this phone with this ROM.........
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
It's better to sell it on stock ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] nickstopo:
Agreed
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
Build 40 is running great for me.

The wifi is about the same as the last few builds.

You might try wiping and reflashing.
[Vibrant Android Development] BIGG13:
This has happened to me before on two other builds and just seems to be some random bug.
[Vibrant Android Development] BIGG13:
OK so I'm having a small problem. When I turn wifi it toggles like crazy this has happened to me on previous builds and my solution was to reboot and then wifi would work, but with this build it now drains 60-80% of my battery when I do this. Any help or suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
Happened once to me after flash reboot fixed it never appeared again.

Use better battery stats to find what specifically is draining.
[Vibrant Android Development] mexicandroid:
Anybody having problems streaming videos on YouTube or on the browser on build 40? I had performed a clean install and tried clearing cache, dalvik cache and fixing permissions
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
No issues for me.

Only thing I can think of, are you using kernel with big mem?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
one page back
[Vibrant Android Development] mexicandroid:
Thanks but the link is broken
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Here you go

http://db.tt/m9DSui8q

Thank MP!
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
Where am I supposed to get the Gapps to flash?
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
Should be link in AOKP release or dl at goo.im
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
I found this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1484457

is it okay to use?

Edit: I installed it anyway and it seems to work good.
[Vibrant Android Development] yosup:
As trailblazerz11 suggested, use goo.im (also linked from AOKP's release pages):

http://goo.im/gapps

Current gapps for ICS *:

Link: http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip

MD5: 7c524e1e078164f681e0aa6753180b2c

Size: 49.64 MB

(*) NOTE: Gmail & YouTube are NOT included any longer in the gapps package. Restore from Titanium Backup or download fresh from Google Play Store.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
Thanks, but is there anything wrong with what I installed, in my post above? Everything should update accordingly automatically right? It was the Market when I flashed that zip but it auto updated to Play Store.
[Vibrant Android Development] yosup:
That page you mentioned links to a TeamGummy link on goo.im. It's older (2/5/12), but at least it's ICS based. Updating via Market is probably fine. Or else, just flash the latest gapps and update from the Market.

Judge for yourself from the RootzWiki Google Apps page - ie. see package history section:

http://wiki.rootzwiki.com/Google_Apps

Just flash whichever. If it's good enough, then you can move on. Easy Peasy.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
So flashing the newer one over it isn't a problem then? I'll probably do it then. Do I need to wipe anything since it's over the apps already there?
[Vibrant Android Development] yosup:
Worth a shot. If you run into FC issues, then you can wipe & reflash.
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Milestone 6 Released!

Milestone 6 has just been released! The Vibrant download link will be available for download first at http://goo.im/devs/aokp/vibrantmtd within a couple of hours.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
Is that newer than Build 40? More stable or something? Are the Build #'s supposed to be test versions? Sorry I'm just getting into the AOSP AOKP thing.
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Milestone 6 is the latest build with even more fixes and should be more stable and faster then Build #40. Milestone 6 will be the last ICS 4.04 based build. The next AOKP build will be based on Jelly Bean 4.1. The numbered builds in between the milestones are basically like CM9 nightly builds but they are typically release every 1-2 weeks rather then nightly like CM9 nightlies. Milestone builds are the best for stability and bug fixes.
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
Thanks roman and Team Kang, enjoy your well deserved break.

M6 running great! Truly a stable and smooth final build for AOKP ICS, amazing progress since begininngs. Excited for AOKP JB xD
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
Sigh, damn. I just finished setting up Build 40 too. So how long do you think JB will take? I'm guessing a while right? If it's anything more than a few weeks, I'll probably install Milestone 6 and stick with it, otherwise I'll wait for JB. Thanks.

Edit: Also is the Galaxy S (i9000) the version I would use to install on the Samsung Vibrant (the T-Mobile version of the Galaxy S) or is there no T-Mobile variant for this rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
From the announcement on aokp.co, it might take some time since it looks like AOKP will start from scratch instead of merging to current ICS AOKP.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr_psycho:
Patience. The Vibrant version hasn't been built, yet. Might be a few more hours. Just watch for "vibrantmtd".

MP

Unleashed with SGS3 madness...
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
Okay so it does actually have one though, that's good to know. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Anyone know if M6 will be built with Linaro. Hint hint ! To the new G3 owner :p
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
No not officially, never merged on gerrit last i checked (though it seems aokp gerrit is down now). Though I compiled it with linaro if you want it xD but its best to stick with official :) or I trust MP more hehe
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Trailblazer did you compile the Milestone 6 for Vibrant with Linaro tweaks? If so how did you manage to get the Vibrant version so quick? Did you just download the I9000 M6 and change the key layout, kernel, modem, and GPS files? I would definitely be interested in a Linaro compiled Vibrant M6 build. Please post a link.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
I was referring to MP:good:
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
Im just impatient, M6 was merged into github 6 hours ago, but some things might have been fixed still.

Don't think you want my kang, I'd trust official build more, should be up soon or maybe MP will linaro xD
[Vibrant Android Development] yosup:
In MP, we trust. :D:thumbup::D
[Vibrant Android Development] creeve4:
Any update on M6?
[Vibrant Android Development] kevho00:
Yeah the aokp.co website is down and goo.im doesn't have the vibrant build. Very odd. Anyone have a mirror? Or is the vibrant build not even up yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] yosup:
Vibrant builds typically take a while to show up. We're low on the totem pole, so in the meantime we can simply heed this wise man's advice ...
[Vibrant Android Development] sixstringsg:
Vibrant is one of the last, as they build in alphabetical order. Linaro might not ever get merged, as it seems to cause more problems than the supposed speed increase helps. aokp.co was suspended by our host due to the stats page causing "performance issues" we're working on fixing that. Oh and gerrit is down because #blameprotekk
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Wingray build has been posted and it looks like vibrantmtd has been skipped. It sucks being impatient like myself.
[Vibrant Android Development] creeve4:
Sweet action! :silly::crying:
[Vibrant Android Development] BIGG13:
aokp.co back up but as of this posting still no m6 for us
[Vibrant Android Development] creeve4:
Trying to be patient.

Are we waiting on a auto-build or does someone need to start the thing?
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Milestone 6 For Vibrant Ported From Official Galaxysmtd (I-9000) Build

I was extremely bored today and I couldn't wait any longer for the vibrant M6 build so I just ported the official galaxysmtd (I-9000) M6 build to our Vibrant. I have changed to Vibrant model #s in updater-script and build.prop, swapped out all keylayout files with Vibrant files, replaced GPS files with Vibrant GPS files, slipstreamed KA7 modem, and slipstreamed SubZero Build #159 CM9 Color kernel with it's working Ariesparts and 720p_fix_v5 lib files. I have flashed this M6 build and it is fast with everything working. If you are impatient like me flash it or wait until the official Vibrant build has been posted. You can download it quickly from my mediafire account below:

http://www.mediafire.com/?lde9kg58c28oqdl
[Vibrant Android Development] BIGG13:
I'll give it a go on my back up vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] trailblazerz11:
Someone asked for this earlier but I thought M6 official would be done. (maybe building broken, I had to revert a commit when i tried to build)

Anyways if you wanna try, heres M6 compiled with linaro with a couple cherry-picks (bigmem and search to recent)

Smooth and stable for me but best to wait for official unless you are impatient like me :)

Feedback if linaro is actually noticeable would be nice too.

Thank roman for setting up linaro, commits are just in gerrit.

http://www.mediafire.com/?xknkzjllaye9xf6
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
I was the asker. Thanks for the Linaro compiled build. I will compare it to non-Linaro and see if there is much difference.
[Vibrant Android Development] trippmcnealy:
I am installing this now. Thanks for helping out!
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Tripp I hope you enjoy the port. Trailblazer I just flashed your Linaro build and noticed it is using Froyo RIL like CM9 does. When M6 is officially released will it use the same Galaxy S RIL just like past builds, or will it use Froyo RIL like your Linaro build? I have only found one bug in your Linaro build and that is the Camera FC when opening camcorder. The FC is caused by a couple of lines in media_profiles.xml. I have attached the working media_profiles.xml that fixes the Camera FC. Your Linaro build is definitely a little snappier then without Linaro but it isn't a huge difference. We will see if Linaro eats a little more battery. All I know is my Vibrant is definitely faster with ICS then it ever was with Froyo or GB.
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
The official Vibrant AOKP Build 40 has been posted at http://goo-inside.me/devs/aokp/vibrantmtd/aokp_vibrantmtd_milestone-6.zip!
[Vibrant Android Development] chadhoard:
Do I need to do a full whipe if I am coming from build 40?
[Vibrant Android Development] BIGG13:
Have you flashed it and is it any different then your build? I already installed your build on my back up device and flashed the facebook contact sync and other crap.
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
BIGG13 I just peaked inside the official Vibrant M6 and I didn't see any major differences except obviously it has AOKP stock kernel. I did notice AOKP went to GPS wrapper and Froyo RIL like CM9 so we are on the same page with both roms.
[Vibrant Android Development] BIGG13:
Thanks hurtz, I'll stick with you rom since I see nothing wrong with it.
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Official Vibrant AOKP M6 With Working Camcorder

Has anyone flashed the official Vibrant M6 yet? The media_profiles.xml in system\etc should cause camera FC when opening the camcorder. If this is the case just download the working media_profiles.xml that Build #40 and the latest CM9 Nightly use and copy it to system\etc with a root explorer then set permissions and reboot. I posted the working media_profiles.xml in Post #734 so just download and unzip it. If you don't feel comfortable with root explorer or have no idea how to copy system files I have uploaded the official Vibrant M6 rom zip with the working media_profiles.xml included to my shared mediafire account below:

http://www.mediafire.com/?156glo25669yzrd

Thank you so much Team AOKP for this awesome ICS experience on our badass single core phones!
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
Anyone know the best kernel I can install to get Clockworkmod Recovery to install this rom on? And does this rom have a custom kernel with it?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Let me guess.... You're coming from Passion. Flash Sub-Zero kernel by MP and select reboot into recovery and then flash your ROM
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
No idea what passion is. I have an HTC Rezound that handled rom'ing completely differently. For my friend's captivate I had to install a kernel in download mode to get CWM on the phone, I don't see any other way to get it. (On my Rezound I can install custom recoveries without a kernel, is this not how most phones are?) and I'm doing this for my friend with a Vibrant now too. Just wondering which kernel is best to do this with. I'm on stock Froyo at the moment, need to update to stock GB first (had to for captivate).

Edit: Oh and I'm assuming I'm supposed to flash the kernel with Odin for Vibrant too.
[Vibrant Android Development] jr67:
Follow Woodrube's guide here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1464423
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
This rom does have a custom kernel included with it though, right?

Edit: Also that guide is very different from how I rom'd the Captivate. I guess the same method won't work for the Vibrant?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
My method is to Odin to stock, then flash Overstock. tar in Odin , and proceed to CM7 , and finally ICS.
[Vibrant Android Development] jr67:
Yes it comes with a kernel. If you want you can flash a different kernel through CWM recovery after.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
By Odin to stock do you mean back to Eclair or Froyo? Because for the Captivate I did the official samsung GB update and then Odin a GB kernel with CWM included with it. Then I flashed an ICS rom with an ICS kernel with it, and then came across AOKP and installed that.

Seems like that exact method should work for the Vibrant too. Sorry if I'm repeating by the way I just like to be careful.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
Eclair (official 2.1)
[Vibrant Android Development] kaintfm:
Coming from stock:

1) Place AOKP Milestone 6 on your internal SD

2) Flash Gingerbread bootloader using Odin

3) Flash CM7 recovery using Odin

4) Enter recovery and install AOKP

5) Reap the benefits
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
I don't understand why I would possibly need to revert back to eclair. Please explain.
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
I've read this thread up and I haven't found anything about my problem. When I tried milestone 6 I did a factory reset/wipe

Wiped the cache

Wiped the dalvic cache then I flashed the Rom. After that I flashed the latest gapps. Then I rebooted. When I cut my phone on I had no signal. I tried on and off airplane mode and it didn't work then I reflashed my modem it didn't worked so then I flashed the from again and it still didn't work the other times I flashed I flashed new kernels but it still didn't work. Right now I'm on build 40

sent from the bottom of a red solo cup
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougfresh:
That happened to me yesterday. I think I resolved it by reflashing the rom with only a cache and dalvik wipe. I also installed the newest Devil's kernel. It's near the last couple of pages in that thread
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
I had devil kernel running when I flashed it once but it hadn't worked I'll have to see if I have the newest one

sent from the bottom of a red solo cup
[Vibrant Android Development] Xan_Kriegor:
Rolling back to eclair is one of many options and the most popular for this phone. However, flashing a bootloader or other stuff via ODIN is unnecessary for most ROMs, and somewhat risky.

Here's what I do.

1) Download the ROM you want (I'm assuming it's AOKP) and place it in your internal SD card. Don't forget the GAPPS.

2) Ctrl + f "download odin" in this guide: CLICK and follow the instructions from there. After doing all that you should be running the stock firmware the Vibrant first came with.

3) Install a custom recovery. To do so simply download this update.zip, place it in your internal SD, and boot into recovery with the hardware key combo by holding down all hardware keys for a while (volume down + volume up + power) and release power when the VIBRANT logo appears. You should now be in the stock (it's blue) recovery. Click "reinstall packages" (you may need to do that twice) and you'll see Clockwork Mod recovery (that one's orange, I think).

4) WIPE! Wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik, go to mounts and storage and wipe /system, and /boot.

5) Flash your ROM (you probably already know how).

5a) After flashing, the phone will go into a bootloop since it will flash a new recovery; this is normal. Pull out the battery and boot into the new recovery (light blue this time) with the hardware key combo and flash the ROM again, then GAPPS.

6) Reboot and you're done.

After all that, you can forget about ODIN unless you somehow mess up your recovery in the future.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hobox10:
Well after examining my friend's phone today, I discovered he doesn't have the Vibrant but he has the Galaxy S 4G. He had a 4G signal and there was a front facing camera.

This rom isn't available on that phone, is it? :\
[Vibrant Android Development] Xan_Kriegor:
skinzy98, I didn't have problems with my baseband. The only thing I did differently was wiping like in step 4 of my previous post.

There are probably unofficial ports. If that's a T959V then you should go here.
[Vibrant Android Development] mryounghc:
you know, this happens to my every time i flash an aokp. after booting i never get signal. toggling airplane mode a few times, reboot and patience is what works for me. i toggle about 3 times then i reboot. toggle, reboot. and it comes in. is that the fix? i dont know, its just something i have done and i got signal afterwards
[Vibrant Android Development] skinzy98:
I've tried these things but none seem to work. Maybe I'll just stick with build 40 till I find something else to try or till they come out with jelly aokp
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
AOKP M6 Linaro Compiled + 2 Cherry Picks + US gps.conf + Camera FC Fix

AOKP M6 Linaro Compiled + 2 Cherry Picks(Bigmem and Search To Recent) + U.S.A. gps.conf + Camera FC Fix

Huge thanks to Trailblazerz11 and Roman for this Linaro Compile!

http://www.mediafire.com/?s495wx71rcjq17e

AOKP M6 Linaro Compiled + 2 Cherry Picks (Big Mem and Search To Recent) + SubZero Build #159 CM9 Color + cwm-720p_fix_v5 + SubZero AriesParts +KB5 Modem + U.S.A. gps.conf + Removed GPS Wrapper + Camera FC Fix(Working media_profiles.xml)

Huge thanks to Mr.Psycho for SubZero ICS kernel! SubZero kernel combined with this M6 Linaro compiled or CM9 Nightly is the fastest ICS experience on the Vibrant with the best GPS performance IMO.

http://www.mediafire.com/?7odoexdcprs9191

AOKP M6 Linaro Compiled + 2 Cherry Picks (Big Mem and Search To Recent) + SubZero Build #159 Voodoo Color + cwm-720p_fix_v5 + SubZero AriesParts +KB5 Modem + U.S.A. gps.conf + Removed GPS Wrapper + Camera FC Fix(Working media_profiles.xml)

Thank God MP is keeping Voodoo Color alive because it can't be beat IMO.

http://www.mediafire.com/?nd7nizvk6zk52y6
[Vibrant Android Development] hurtz777:
Skinzy98 try one of the M6 Linaro builds with SubZero kernel and let me know if you have any baseband issues with it.
[Vibrant Android Development] mexicandroid:
Anybody notice that when a theme is applied, the theme wallpaper is not applied, this happens with AOKP,I tried the same theme with CM9 and the wallpaper was asked with same theme, also happened with other themes. Not a big deal just wondering if anybody else noticed it
[Vibrant Android Development] s13epy:
I thought Aries parts came with the ROM zip file?? ): I flashed your third link AOKP with SZ VC. These are all the apps I have coming from a fresh flash. Isn't Aries parts the galaxy s settings app? Either way Aries parts is missing. Just wondering if I should reflash ROM. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Alex9090:
You have to apply the theme twice for the wallpaper.
[Vibrant Android Development] Alex9090:
settings> device options