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[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
Hey also wondered this.... Just noticed on my taskiller widget that ive constantly been sitting on 175m ram with all apps killed except launcher 2... Decided to undo my default choice for launcher 2, rechoose tw launcher for default launcher and then kill all other apps and now I'm regularly showing a much higher 206-211m ram available... looks like launcher 2 eats out up bad....wonder if launcher pro will at least give me better results without the annoyance of super 7 screen tw

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[Vibrant Android Development] Lunatixz:
great work... but i still don't understand why you remove so much samsung stock apps...

the oem calender app is better then the one added... i'm glad to see you put back the oem music app...

seems like overkill... if your taking away from the function of the phone? apps should be better then oem not worse...

still appreciate the work though, thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] nick_karstedt:
Great rom. Totally saved my ass today when the lag fix messed my phone up (more so the uninstaller) and my nandroid recovery failed for some odd reason. Best emergency flash yet!
[Vibrant Android Development] shabgard:
Well I had stock rom with rarfix 2.3 with launcher pro now im with this flash and rarfix and my vibrant was way faster with stock. I'm not complaining I know all the hard work that devs put into this just asking if I can remove the lunchers

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[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Please Don't use... Honestly!!

This is what I like, not you!

Anyone else with complains, Learn how-to use adb & fix it your self, or make your own...

Frankly! I'm tired of seeing people ***** / cry about the dumbest things & this is other posts as well, after all you didn't buy my Phone, so tough noogies!

@everyone else...

Just ignore this post, been working on a few other things with barak. So I'll get around fixing the other issue's when I get some free time..

Thanks for understanding,

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] LTonthetrack_G1:
LMAOOOOOOO @ "tough

noogies

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[Vibrant Android Development] kiapolo:
Just wanted to say thanks. Love this ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] All~G1:
If you want launcher pro YOU can pull out launcher 2 and push in or install whatever home replacement you want, but you can not touch TW.

@ poopypants

Of course its using up RAM. It's an app that's running a mask over TW. Task killers are bad.

Vibe the XDApp
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Hi All,

I have read through muchof this thread and searched but have been unable to find out if I am on a stock rom or now. I have not flashed a ROM, but I have done things such as lag fix, mobile ap, and gps fix.

So Am I still stock rom after doing all this? Phone information below says:

Model: SGH-T959

Firmware Version: 2.1-update1

BaseBand: T959UVJFD

Kernel Version: 2.6.29

Build: Eclair

I have been doing a ton of reading to get this far as I'm coming from a Window Mobile enviorment (Many XDA WM Flashes), but Android is still a little scary.

I have self taught enough to get a ClockWork Recovery Back up and the mods above and Make a backup in order to restore.

I have downloaded the Android SDK, although I'm not sure what I should do with it. I have odin, but dont know if I need it or not. It seems as if I can use CLockwork to install this firmware as a "Install SD Zip File" through the recovery.

Here are some more Newb Questions:

Am I ready or should I even attempt to update to Eugenes Rom Vibrant 6?

Is it that much better than my current Firmware? (I'm getting 2200 Quadrant) but the phone still lags in places) That being said no where near what all my other phones have lagged.

If I take the plunge and Flash and I follow the direction to "Unlag" via ADB that was posted in this Thread somewhere is that all i have to do in order to get the ROM on my phone?

Is there anything else I should look out for?

Please dont flame me for asking these questions, as I have done much reading and I just need confirmations on some of these things as I dont have a warranty on this phone!

Thanks in Advance for everyone who help!

Dave
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
Lol get 'em Eugene! If you don't like it, don't use it :rolleyes: Seriously this Rom works great for me as a daily driver, has everything I need. Looking forward to your future projects, and as always keep up the good work.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Sadly eugene xda is full of "IT DOSNT WORK WHY!!!!!!" or 'IT WAS BETTER BEFORE!! WHY!" nabs, trust me i know...
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
So I recently discovered for some reason the Samsung Desk Home doesn't seem to work, I keep getting a Force Close. I have tried fixing permissions and this didn't seem to happen in Vibrant4 or Vibrant5. It's not a huge deal and it definately will NOT stop me from using Vibrant6... but I was curious if anyone else had the same issue or if anyone knew perhaps why?
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
is that an App? not sure I've used it.. Please tell me more..

Thanks,

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
It is indeed an app. It is setup to launch when the phone is docked in the OEM dock, however it can also be accessed like any normal application. It's similar to Car Home but it has a clock, weather, gallery... etc. If it would be helpful, I could export and send you the .log file from the force close?
[Vibrant Android Development] didyourecognize:
it is just like the motorolla home dock app....
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
Can't say I've ever used the moto version, but yeah I have heard that before. It loads up and I can see it for a split second, then I get a force close
[Vibrant Android Development] Lunatixz:
It's not a complaint... I think it's funny how you can't take criticism.

as for " Learn how-to use adb & fix it your self, or make your own "

maybe you should know who your talking too first...

Learn to take criticism and try to grow up...
[Vibrant Android Development] Chididdy123:
If anybody is interested in how it runs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE0bdWG_Rp0

@Eugene373

Keep up the good work! Please post the video above in the OP so people have a clue what it runs like!
[Vibrant Android Development] Lunatixz:
The fact that you refer to this as a "ROM" says enough about your technical background!
[Vibrant Android Development] ryan562:
i get the same issue. however, could it be due to the fact that options such as daily briefing found within this app have been taken out as bloatware by the dev?
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
What's your deal? I never claimed to be technical, was simply making a statement about how this works fine for me, and if It's not a "rom" what is it exactly?
[Vibrant Android Development] Lunatixz:
No deal... you got yourself involved.

Eugene over reacted to my post... and you tried to fan the fire...
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
Actually twlauncher isn't running at all in the background while launcher 2 is running, the difference in ram being used is when launcher 2 is only running or when twlauncher is running standalone... I was just making a statement that obviously tw is using up less and if there was a possibility that another option could give us more free ram without having to force ourselves to deal with an iphone mocked launcher....

Why the statement that task killers are bad? Its no different then what google does with a portion of application manager allowing you to filter apps by those that are running then individually fc them. This is no different then any operating systems task manager, and a task killer is nothing more then a streamlined, esthetically pleasing task manager with a ready to use widget.... Why not use it?

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[Vibrant Android Development] jlaval:
Hey superchi did u figure out how to remove the GPS logs? really annoying, every time I use the GPS my apps memory goes down...I'm at 170MB and cant install more apps.:mad:
[Vibrant Android Development] gravis86:
Eugene wasn't reacting to just your post. Read through the thread and you'll see that he says pretty much the same thing to other people that complain.

This is Eugene's ROM and nothing less. He made it for himself, and as such he made it the way he liked it, and tailored it to work for him. He was just nice enough to share it with the rest of us.

If you have nothing better to do than criticize free stuff that other people put hard work into, then it is my personal opinion (although I'm sure many others will agree with me) that you can GTFO of our forum or at least (as Eugene said) don't use the ROM. Clearly you are unappreciative and you don't belong here.

I for one would like to thank Eugene for working on this device and even though I haven't flashed any of his work yet I appreciate the effort he puts in to make our devices better. Nobody is forcing him to share.
[Vibrant Android Development] All~G1:
Place a widget that you do not have on any other Home Alt. on the TW launcher. Switch to any other Home Alt. app and check running services. Is that widget still working? if you go back is it updated? I could be wrong, but TW is running its just in /system so its already accounted for in RAM.

As far as why task killers are bad.

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/04/multitasking-android-way.html

Only reason why you i could see one being useful is to stop apps from starting. But if you monitor your running services well enough you can stop that.

Just my .02 though.

Just to note. I've been running the recommended set up for 2 full days and its been doing very well, giving me better battery life and more awake/play time. Noticed a couple of instances of lag, but will report if it becomes more of a problem. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] superchi:
I'm starting to wonder if it really is due to the GPS logging. I'm going to try running my GPS a lot to see if it causes the low memory notification.

I tried using the one-click uninstall of the RyanZA lagfix and it bricked my phone. I ended up having to load a nandroid backup I had made a week ago.

What I may end up doing is trying member Tayutama's one click lagfix on a fresh stock flash as his build, if I remember reading correctly, disables the GPS logging that occurs in the stock roms when using the lagfix. I'll need to read more into it though to be sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] Lunatixz:
Are you kidding... did you even read my post... I complimented Eugenes work... I wasn't aware this was a personal project(his personal version)... either way this gay band wagoning is embarrassing...

I don't think you are in any position to dictate who belongs where...

I've contributed many time to the scene... relax yourself and mind your business
[Vibrant Android Development] kwbdc:
Does this ROM fix the severe lag getting into email?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Hey dude, you win the awesome prize! Because you're awesome. Right on! Wish I was as awesome as you! But I'm gay instead.

You are a douchebag. People like you drag the forums down. Go **** yourself. Clear enough? God you losers make me sick ...
[Vibrant Android Development] Lunatixz:
Are you proud of yourself, LOL... fighting on forums... growup

At this point if you really respect Eugenes work you should stop wasting space in this topic with this nonsense...

Yes... we know you love his work... I get it... no need to defend it... I agreeded from the being that he did great work. It deebags like you that ruin forums by posting nonsense.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Please Stop Trashing this Thread... I did over react :rolleyes: however I have repeated myself more time I care to..

Please, let's all Relax..

If you have a suggestion, please do so, but leave ( I'm owed the world Attitude at the Main page ) ..

Thanks,

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Cool story bro. You get nothing. Done.
[Vibrant Android Development] JoeSkeen:
First post! Yeah, I'm new... but I'm getting the hang of Android.

Thank you very much Eugene for your hard work! I am loving Vibrant6, it seems to run much smoother than the stock Vibrant.

After restarting my phone again, I am now getting this "android.process.acore has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. - Force close" error...
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Did you remove TwLauncher?

Mainly that is the only time you get those error's.. I however have gotten them using other Launchers as well though, when set as Default. That's why I included launcher2 as I didn't get this issue..

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] jlaval:
Same thing here w/ one-click uninstall...Tayutama's one click lagfix doesnt work w/ this ROM cuz when u flash it, it undoes the lagfix.

So did a nandroid back to before the uninstall and deleted all the .txt files in /data, and apps memory went back to 216MB and all seems fine, so no need to restore all the time :cool: oh, and while at it, I also got rid of the annoying and LOUD! t-mo boot up and power off jingles ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
So can I just go into userinit script and add this to the top...

show_progress 0.100000 0
show_progress 0.500000 0
delete SYSTEM:bin/playlogos1
copy_dir PACKAGE:system SYSTEM:
set_perm 0 1000 0755 SYSTEM:bin/playlogos1
set_perm 0 1000 0755 SYSTEM:bin/playlogosnow
show_progress 0.100000 10

Or was it a diff script we pull from and add to it? Also do I have to put anything after I copy this into the script before the normal script in userinit to signify a pause or finishing one task and starting another?

I saw ;fi placed throughthe script alot and im guessing its afinish point or something to start the next set of commands fresh ???

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[Vibrant Android Development] twiztidhavok:
I just flashed this rom and everything works perfectly and my signal has a very good boost. Only problem I'm having is that I have no data connection what so ever. No edge or 3G. Any ideas? :/
[Vibrant Android Development] crazy25000:
Go to Settings>>>Wireless and network>>>Mobile Network>>>Access Point Names>>> T-Mobile>>>go to the bottom APN type>>Select internet and MMS

Then reboot and enjoy! :p
[Vibrant Android Development] twiztidhavok:
It's already set at internet and mms. :(
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Prob posted before but the forum is long.. Anyway to get original swype back? Please and thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
You mean the original looking Swype.. Since Swype is included?

Use metamorph (get it from the market) and its the first one on the list.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=755112
[Vibrant Android Development] Maverick777:
Eugene,

Thanks for sharing your work. This rom is very good. I've tweaked some of it to my liking, but so far it's better than the stock rom.

With RyanZa's 2.3 lag fix, the phone is flying. Very noticeable speed improvement. It's people like you that keep me coming back to XDA and trying new things on my phones. I wouldn't have gotten the Vibrant on launch day if it weren't for these types of developments in the forums. Potential is one thing. Having people that are willing to dedicate the time and effort to bring out the potential and then sharing it with the community is the ball game

So my hats off to you for your work. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
I never said swype wasnt included.. I wouldve said to get swype back all together. But thanks for the link :D
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
I know i should probably have looked through this thread, but is this safe to do over the lagfix?
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
And I never said that you said that "swype was never included," I was just rephrasing your words so they were more clear on what you're looking for since I had to read it about three times to fully figure it out. No need to be rude, you're welcome.

Hence. "Original looking swype"
[Vibrant Android Development] bratfink:
Question

Is there any way to install this rom without the lag fix? Or a way to completely remove the lag fix post-instalation? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
After installation the lag fix process is required IF you want the fix... the files are simply already here for you. The lag fix is completely optional. However from experience, I can say it does offer dramatic improvement both with Quadrant score and overall feel of the phone
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
Pretty much what demonloki said. The files are included in there and you just have to ADB type it in to install it but the lagfix IS NOT installed when you flash the ROM. You have to type the commands to actually activate the lagfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
Alright i am about to flash this rom.. and i have 2 questions:

1. I am going to use titanium backup to restore my apps, but i think my wifi settings are messed up, so how would i go about restoring every other app except for this one?

2. I have ryanza's lag fix installed, is it safe do flash right over it?
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Anyone else having horrible battery life? I noticed before when I was on stock the last couple days so I flashed this to see if it'd help but to no avail. I have the circular battery blue look and I can literally watch the battery drain before my eyes dropping a point almost every minute I use it. I have screen dim ALL the way off fyi. My phone will be half dead at noon with moderate use.. anyonegive me some suggestions to help please and thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
GahhhhhH!!! I f*#&ked up! :eek: Had phone almost exactly how I wanted someone PLEASE help. Had lagfix installed from market, worked fine, got 2200 in quad. I was stupid and got cerious so I uninstalled it (I Though?) and went to do the code on the OP for lagfix on here and about 6 lines in it wrote code without me hitting enter and it messed up and now I have low storage on device (only 2MB!!) and now I cant recieve any messages or anything cause space is too low. Someone please help me undo so I can go back to nomal lag fix.. THANKS

EDIT: ran the code rm /data/dataimg and I think it took care of it. Can anyone confirm this is right?
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Nope I see excellent battery usage. Things to kill your battery

wifi on constantly

3g on constantly

GPS off unless I need it

Turn off Auto Brightness

Some Facebook versions do not standby correctly and eat batteries.

No Lag Fix - Meaning I'm not running the Lag fix

I know it seems like you are crippling your battery, but after all that and this rom I've seen awesome results with this Vibrant6 rom. Checked my About phone. Off charger for 9hours and I have 90% battery left.

5 phone calls

12 or so emails

5 txt messages

10 or so minutes surfing the net.
[Vibrant Android Development] All~G1:
1. You can use TB to reinstall apps and app data. System data may give you problems depending what you're restoring/saving.

2. Yes you can but there is a couple extra steps. Just like you I am lazy to find the exact post at the moment, but I'm pretty sure its no more then 3pgs back some where.

Vibe the XDApp
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
I have to agree with kizer. I see excellent battery life. I can leave my phone on from 8am to 8pm getting facebook and emails and 3g running the whole time and still have life left. At home our while out and about I use psx4droid a lot. Used it recently on a 2 hr trip to Santa Cruz and still had battery to spare. I did find however that I had to train my battery a little. Charge to 100% then down to full shutdown.
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Never turn wifi on at home (dont have any)

Dont get 3G in my house (****ty tmobile) I get it right outside my house

Never use GPS

Auto Brightness if off. I set it to 20%

Idk about the facebook, I usually use touch site.

I do have lagfix tho.

My usage is much more than what you said yours is tho. With text and browser. But it never used to be this bad. I dont understand..
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Yeah the awesomeness didn't kick in right away. I noticed after using it for a few days I started to notice great response. Of course I don't use it the entire time its on because I'm more or less over the newness of it since I've had a Android phone before so now I'm in the swing of using it when I need it and letting it sit in my pocket and do whatever it does. ;)

Now if you have crappy service you phone will try to achieve a better signal constantly and that will reduce your battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] dabezt1:
Runs great without any issues.

Only problem I have is I cant get the lagfix to work. Probably because im not familiar with ADB. Anyother way to install the lagfix?

again thanks for your work on a great rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
search virbrant lag in market and download the apk and install tools then install lagfix. Quick and easy and works perfect
[Vibrant Android Development] dzson:
im having the same issue , tried the vibrant lag in market , the lag fix part isnt enabled i did everything that was enabled to do it
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Reboot phone. Install EXT2 tools, let load, then OneClickLagFixv1 should go green and click it and let it do its thing! Worked for me
[Vibrant Android Development] dzson:
hmm says i dont have enough free space in data/data so i guess thats left over from a previous lag fix how do i clear this out the right way?
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
Thanks a lot.. I cant seem to find that post. and hopefully once i flash this my wifi will be working again.. otherwise I will be contacting t-mobile.
[Vibrant Android Development] All~G1:
Why contact tmobile? Cause you borked your phone? Fix it, you're not gonna learn anything by dumping your mistake on them. RESEARCH, Odin back to stock or flash/push a Nandroid back up.

What are you going to do if CM6 releases and its not possible to be done as a flashable .zip file. Not trying to be your daddy, just sayin man. All ROM's have warning not to do anything you're not ready for.... Well I guess that's Tmo fault then, huh.

Page 47, post 462.... read it. If it applies to you then you might wanna start there. If not, I would start fresh with flashing the stock ROM through ODIN first.
[Vibrant Android Development] dzson:
hmmm i now have space available but the one click lagfix still wont become green for some reason
[Vibrant Android Development] crazy25000:
Have you tried setting your Mobile network to manual then select automatic again and it will re-register you on the network...it happened to me and this helped me out. Let me know if it works for you.
[Vibrant Android Development] nick_karstedt:
Click it.. if it's red, it'll tell you why you can't do it. I remember the thing it checks after it checks the space is that you have to have over 40% battery (Even if you're on AC power)
[Vibrant Android Development] hoey2011:
anyone got an update on this or get the desk home to work? i have tried many desk clock apps etc. and although desk home isn't customizable, it's the best looking clock for next to my bed, and dims to the perfect brightness for me.

i realize that there are many ways to achieve the end result i want, such is the nature of this sort of technology and the programming it takes to accomplish it. But, if it simply requires putting back in an apk i never use, why the hell not

Oh, and btw, for the guy asking about the Stock Swype, the thread that was posted was my Swype Theme thread :D
[Vibrant Android Development] :
So, the ROM flashed fine, but now all my apps that I paid for want me to pay for them again.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Just install them again. The market will check to make sure you have paid for them and they will install again and they should be free.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Hmm never noticed, but yeah the desk doc does FC, but the car one doesn't. I wonder what was stripped out to cause it.