yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Glad it worked out! It is VERY difficult to brick this phone, by all accounts.

Note that just flashing the ROM does not apply the lag fix - it places the lag fix files on the sd card so it's supported. The OP includes a link (xda, not the modaco) how-to apply the lag fix for Eugene's roms, so if you want it, go there.

By the way - the process you described is how it is supposed to work - it's a little scary at first, with the screen going black and the odd text, but what you say sounds just right.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Improvements I like about this ROM...above stock

Thanks Eugene373!

1) The contacts are better. The stock ROM's contacts drove me crazy. One had to go into groups, then select gmail...blah, blah, blah.

2) The download button is back in market (not like the stock's "hidden under

menu")

3) HUGE speed improvement during startup for Media scanning..>GREAT!
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Thanks

Quadrant reports 892.....Stock was 840(something)...is this it? What am I doing wrong or missing here. I thought I read a few places of guys getting over 2000 count with Quadrant...or was that is another ROM?

is the "lag fix" missing? Will that make the improvement?

I have not rebooted either after logging onto Market, just waited for Google to finish sync and then download and installed Quadrant
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
The lagfix is what makes the Quadrant scores higher. Some argue that it does indeed make their phone faster, some say no effect and some say it slows their phone. Results will vary but I believe that the Voodoo lagfix will be released soon which will be the first "real" lagfix.

Lagfix + OC Kernel is what boosts it to 2500+ quadrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Installing LagFix

OK, I'm busy installing the LAGfix as per :

I followed the first step and rebooted.

went back into ADB and did the busybox part.

Then with:

"mkdir /data/data1" I got a response back:

mkdir failed for /data/data1, File exists

I looked and since /data/data1 did exist and it was empty - I just continued, followed the last step and rebooted.

Ran Quadrant......and.... 2192!

Well, now if we know that this 'Lagfix' is not weaking the Quadant results, that is a good enough indicator for me that it is a central point of reference.

Coming from the G1 (running Froyo, ie. apples to small pears!) and Quadrant count of 283, this is a HUGE improvement for me.

THANKS!
[Vibrant Android Development] keithrich1990:
Thank you for the rom have it running with lag fix. Quadrant score 931 to 2259.
[Vibrant Android Development] johnny21a:
Can someone please tell me how to uninstall the lag fix ?
[Vibrant Android Development] torreyt17:
HELP!

I installed the Vibrant4 rom, everything worked great.

Then I installed the Vibrant9 rom, when I plug the phone in to the USB or in to the wall, the phone shuts off and the battery screen reboots every 1second.

I want to connect the phone to the USB to load the stock rom from my laptop...

What's happening here? Why is the phone rebooting when I plug it in to a power source????
[Vibrant Android Development] torreyt17:
In addition to this, I can't connect to Bell's data network!!!

Can someone please help...!
[Vibrant Android Development] U Flippin Idiot:
Genius

Eugene, your a genius. I am a complete noob on the flashing etc.. Came from ughh cough cough Iphone. This mod has increased my battery life so much and the tethering works perfect. I was able to fix mms by reading and finding your mms fix. I did this yesterday and I am so happy. Also tried the Bionix ROM but was no impressed. Keep up the good work Eugene. I am looking forward to any updated you do
[Vibrant Android Development] johnny21a:
Anyone got any info about reversing the lagfix ? If I flash the original firmware with Odin will that make the filesystem as before ?
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Yup, that will do it.
[Vibrant Android Development] metrohacker:
Eugene... you will post any Vibrant10 with the Samsung leaked update included?? Thanks.. I like Vibrant9 more than the hybrid//
[Vibrant Android Development] themadmen:
Same for me too. Please Vibrant10:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevenr3792:
Lowest possible underclocking without shutting off?

Does anyone else's vibrant sometimes shut off/need a battery pull to turn back on when it's been sleeping for a while? I was thinking I might have just underclocked it too much (100-100 mHz with screen off). I upped the CPU speed to 400-400 with screen off... now seems good.

Anyways, anyone know if I can run it at 100mHz with screen off for battery reasons(/what I'd have to do to make that work)? Or how low can it go without shutting off?
[Vibrant Android Development] Thegreat520:
All I can say is simply amazing and just to let everyone know I have over 172 apps on my phone and this is still super fast thanks again
[Vibrant Android Development] metrohacker:
Eugene said me on twitter tha this will be a new build... Vibrant9 and Hybrid are final...
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
There are multiple posts about using set cpu profiles. It isnt stable and causes the phone to shut down during sleep. I will try to find the post and link it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevenr3792:
Thanks a ton, good to hear it's not just my phone. :P

Also, awesome ROM Eugene. Been using it for a good week or so, lovin' it. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] ahilgen:
Is set CPU the only way to use the overclocked kernel? I can't find where to change it

. Also my phone will not change orientation anymore. Anyone else have that problem?
[Vibrant Android Development] theclueless:
wonder will upgrade from vibrant9 to 10 needs full wipe...
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=725167
[Vibrant Android Development] oogiesfaded:
I am stoked on a new release! Thanks Eugene, you really do wonders for us who can't do what u do but love to have it.

sent from Samsung vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] ahilgen:
Another quick question.. I can't seem to get the wireless tethering to work. Should it connect right out of the gate or do I need to change settings?
[Vibrant Android Development] mrefturner:
If I have the vibrant7 rom on my device how do I uninstall and install the 9?
[Vibrant Android Development] mrefturner:
I have the Vibrant7 edition how do I uninstall and install vibrant9?
[Vibrant Android Development] metalfan78:
You don't uninstall any rom, you do a backup, then wipe then flash the new one
[Vibrant Android Development] *Haven*:
Hello, when getting to

busybox mkfs.ext2 /dev/loop0 it says "too small"

and when getting to mkdir /data/data1 it says "failed already exists."

Suggestions? The phone is new and has never had any mods besides rooting​
[Vibrant Android Development] *Haven*:
Vibrant9 change log says stock keyboard was added back but I just flashed Vibrant9 and it has Android and Swype only. I know it's personal preference and I prefer the Samsung Stock keyboard over swype and android does anyone have the stock keyboard file that I can install?
[Vibrant Android Development] mrefturner:
thanx... I did so but now im bricked Stuck on the Vibrant scree, any help?
[Vibrant Android Development] Thegreat520:
Cant wait for the new update ur the best (wispers) heres a $20 how do we make this whole wait for the update go away ?hahahah take ur time bro thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
Not sure about the first problem but the data1 problem I run into every time I lag fix. Use rootexplorer or astro to navigate to that folder and delete data1. It should be an empty file so no harm no foul.
[Vibrant Android Development] R@F@:
I flashed this from stock and everything seems to work fine. if I wanted to go back to stock, how would I go about doing that? I forgot to do a nandroid backup.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Jfd restore through odin
[Vibrant Android Development] Jerzeeloon:
Only issue I have is phone wigs out when my alarm goes off, keeps resetin till I unplug from charger.
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
flashed and up and running super fast!

in the changelog it shows GPS fixed, but now my GPS is off as it was dead on before flashing this.

I'm going to try the GPS fixes as I read up on them, and will report back.
[Vibrant Android Development] 98classic:
1. yes that works
[Vibrant Android Development] eyoung1978:
Does anybody have the apk for the stock "alarm & clock" from the Vibrant1 flash?

I liked that one better because it has the option to have World Clocks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Chididdy123:
Here's a video of it in action for those who are wondering

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT-V-otCKb0
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
no problems flashing, seems to be very quick. I still have problems with the compass, I havent been able to test the gps yet, but the compass is still totally out of whack.

overall im liking it. thanks Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
Update!

GPS was off tried last night then this morning.

Applied the GPS fix where I changed to google , tested again after 3rd click of my location it had me dead on.

thanks Euguene for a superfast rom.. nice hold over until 2.2 drops :D
[Vibrant Android Development] stepinmyworld:
Nice, but my battery seems to be getting very hot.. Well maybe not the better but when i have it plugged in, at the top where the power usb is, the top part of the back is hot!

Anyone experiencing this?
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
Yeah it's normal. If it burns your hand, you may want to exchange it heh. But it's normal for these phones to heat up when charging.
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
Eugene - Pretty sure you don't stop by Android Forums much anymore, so I thought I'd ask you here...

I know you say to flash from stock in the OP, but is it possible to flash from Vibrant1? If not, is that something that might be possible in the future when updating roms?

Thanks man!
[Vibrant Android Development] Legaleye3000:
After flashing Vibrant4 over Vibrant1, whenever my phone gives me an audio alert about having a full battery, the phone freezes and then it seems like Launcher reboots about 30 seconds later...

Anyone have that issue? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] lou0611:
I did a nandroid backup and flashed then restored using nandroid did I overwrite the rom. how can I tell if I am running the new rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
I just flashed this, but I miss the old alarm clock, anyone have any issues using this one? Can I just install the old alarm somehow?
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
Overall this is fast, installing apps dont freeze the phone, everything is much smoother, wish I had the vibrant alarm though
[Vibrant Android Development] *Haven*:
Got it working! Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] ronald11:
install the rom but when adding the apn we use gsm 850 in pty, i dont get internet, what could be the problem ? my apn i internet.movistar.pa i have a n1 and works fine, worked with stock rom , kwell i think i will rool back to stock rom, for 3rd time,
[Vibrant Android Development] brisseau:
Jocelyn,

The custom ringtones have been bothering me as well. What steps do I need to get them back?

Thanks...

- Steve
[Vibrant Android Development] xXDynamosXx:
Problems installing apps from PC

Hey guys I got the rom install coming from a rooted stock. everything worked fine and the rom seems to be doing great. However I can no longer install .apk files from my pc using the android sdk like I could when I had the stock rom.

upon trying to install a apk I get the following error

dynamos@dynamos-desktop:~/Desktop/androidsdk/tools$ sudo ./adb install /home/dynamos/Desktop/widgets.apk
1375 KB/s (1307743 bytes in 0.928s)
pkg: /data/local/tmp/widgets.apk
execv /system/xbin/procrank returned -1
execv /system/xbin/librank returned -1
/mnt/.lfs: Function not implemented
/data/data1: Function not implemented
execv /system/bin/parse_radio_log returned -1
[1] Killed pm install /data...
dynamos@dynamos-desktop:~/Desktop/androidsdk/tools$

is it something I did wrong or something I forgot to configure? not sure where to look for help and sadly the search function is down right now so If i missed something I do apologize.

I'm running ubuntu linux 10.04 and any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] Master™:
Wow, super nice!

I love it so much, thanks :)
[Vibrant Android Development] thenotoriouspie:
why do you use 4share?

seriously

90 second wait time

crap speeds

and if your download for whatever reason cuts out and you have to restart it you have to wait 222 seconds

and it doesnt work with jdownloader (well I cant get it to work with my jdownloader)

why cant you use megaupload?

there is literally no reason for you to use 4share
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
And there is absolutely no reason for you to complain. You are getting something for free, be happy.
[Vibrant Android Development] briankao1992:
Weird I get 1.2 mbps when I download from 4shared, I think that it is worth the 90 second wait
[Vibrant Android Development] thenotoriouspie:
are you the dev of this rom? No. Let him answer questions addressed to him.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Because he paid for the service and is getting his monies worth.
[Vibrant Android Development] jonnyibanez:
Ok so im still using VIBRANT6 rom from eugene and i like it alot. Now i just got the TMO update over the air option on it and im not sure if it do it will it mess it up?

Should i just wait for a new custom rom and then flash to that one? it doesnt have an option to decline but to wait 24hours for the update to happen.

I also have the Lag fix applied and should probably remove it here in a bit.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdubs4200:
cant do anything with the vibraant9 file after i download

when i wait x amount of seconds to download i download then i cannot open or do anything with the vibrant9 file... what am i doing wrong?
[Vibrant Android Development] bdubs4200:
..

How did you delete tw? I went through 2 phones deleting it and getting constant fcs!.. How did you do it on V9? I'm afraid to try it... Even though I was stock rooted before. ha ha
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrant2010:
I just don't know...

I really love the Vibrant 6 rom. With it my phone consistently has at least 3 bars of 3g and an average test speed of 100 kb/s plus (I know that may not seem like a lot to some but where I live I am happy to get that) I have had it since the first day he came out with it, but now I want to switch to his new hybrid. When I flashed his new rom it has no bars of 3g (even in the same exact location I have my phone with Vib 6) and is constantly losing the download/upload signal bars. They keep flashing like it is not doing any thing. What I am wondering and have searched for for about a week now fruitlessly for a good explanation, is can I pull the build.prop file and also his RIL files from Vibrant 6 and push them to the Hybrid. I even tried to flash the update.zip files from the Vib 9 found in an earlier post...but Vib 9 does the same thing. If so could someone please..please post an explanation on how to accomplish this because frankly I am out of ideas. Any help is greatly appreciated.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] ismetbogujevci:
Hello,

I flashed Vibrantfroyo_R3.zip, should I go to stock ROM, or can I flash directly Vibrant9.zip?

Cheers
[Vibrant Android Development] guacamoly:
T-Mobile OTA update on Vibrant9

I apologize if I'm repeating this question but I wasn't able to find the answer in theis incredibly long thread.

I just got my Vibrant last week, and I put Vibrant9 on it and everything seems to be working fine. I haven't applied the lag fix yet.. because I guess i'm a little lazy. I'll get to it eventually.

Since two days ago I'm getting a message from T-Mobile about an update.

I've been postponing it each day for now but I really wanna know if it is safe for me to go ahead and do the update? If not then how do I remove the message and the update prompt.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot.
[Vibrant Android Development] Thegreat520:
no do not accept that update u will hurt your phone seriously if you want that update unroot the accept it
[Vibrant Android Development] guacamoly:
Thanks.. i had a feeling it might.

is there a way for me to get rid of that prompt without the hassle of unrooting?

and if there isn't would that prompt come back if I unroot install update and then root again?
[Vibrant Android Development] koutouyo:
I got a question, plz answer, is this rom fix GPS problem on samsung vibrant.... and what Kernel-Vibrant-Stock.zip use for. How to use it ?

Sr i'm new to android, and english isn't my first language.
[Vibrant Android Development] brandonkahn:
Installed Vibrant9

Great ROM Eugine, thanks!

I'm a little weird for probably even mentioning this, but do any of you notice the light dim in and out when flicking threw screens? It isn't a setting because I have the auto sensors turned off, ive also tried with it on. It seems to only flicker or dim in and out when using a still image as a background, if you use a "live" wallpaper then it seems to go away... the change in light when changing screens is very faint, so some may not notice.. but is there a fix for this?

Thanks, Brandon :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Pedamann:
Vibrant9 does have a much better GPS lock for sure... I ran it for a while before going over to Bionix Fusion 1.2...

Kernel... You need to do WAY more reading!
[Vibrant Android Development] gilcimar9:
Flash Player!!!

Hi Guys i have one question. Does this new Rom has Flash Player???
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
First of all, it is not new. Almost 3 months old. Second, it is an Eclair based ROM, so it has Flash Lite.
[Vibrant Android Development] EfoK:
where is the download link?
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
they're all located @ http://eb-productions.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=samsungsgs

try not to bump threads that are 3+ pages back :\
[Vibrant Android Development] v1ck84:
eugene can u please send me the file?? i need eugene373 vibrant8 or 9 if out can u please get back at me asap! thank you merry x mas and happy new years!
[Vibrant Android Development] aub_pro:
Jacs kernel

I have darkeys 9.3 rom with voodoo can I flash from that to this rom? Or do i have to flash back to samsung stock rom? If so can i use kies to do it and how?
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
What?!
[Vibrant Android Development] aub_pro:
My phone kept putting tom instead of rom...
[Vibrant Android Development] MStrawder:
As much as it pains me to bump this thread up again, I must ask. Why?
[Vibrant Android Development] aub_pro:
My acctual question is edited above your post
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
I agree with being pained to bump this thread. It is obsolete. A 2.1 eclair rom. But I feel you need necessary information. This rom does not flash a kernel so you cannot flash it directly over a 2.2 froyo rom like darkys. This was a great rom in its time, but with everything out now, it is at best a fond memory.
[Vibrant Android Development] aub_pro:
flashing to stock

I was told that you have to go to eclair 2.1 from Darkys rom...missinformed I guess so the stock Froyo 2.2 is ok? I'm just trying to gather information on how to flash to stock incase i ever have to send my phone in for repair. I found an Odin stock and flashable zip what one should I use? If I use the flashable zip I wont be able to send it back to bell like that?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Probably the simplest thing for you to do is use the Vibrant Toolbox. The thread is stickied. It's a very simple method to odin back to stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] aub_pro:
Hmmm I would have to agree however you still have to open Odin and select. .tar and pit. File and then use the toolbox so isn't it acctually adding another step...although the stock pit and .tar included in the toolbox is handy.
[Vibrant Android Development] aub_pro:
sim unlock?

I read somewhere that to make sure sim lock is off aka unlock my phone however I hope I don't have to because I want to flash to stock so bell doesnt know I had my phone rooted but wont unlocking it so I can go with another carrier void my warranty.
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
Did you happen to have Vibrant1 prior to this? If so, did you flash straight from that or did you go back to stock first?
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Go pull ClockPackage.apk out of anonymous's deodexed rom, delete deskclock.apk from /system/app and mv/cp/push clockpackage.apk to /system/app

enjoy =)
[Vibrant Android Development] THATTON:
We need people like you in the Captivate forum. It is full of a bunch of retards over there!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] xspeed9190:
Could someone be awesome enough to do that i have no clue how to vm the image and pull from it. w/o it running on the phone
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
A few questions..

First, if i have stock TW running right now, (But im rooted), can i flash this rom?

Secondly, I have looked a lot for this but im still not exactly sure how it works... All i have to do to get all my apps back when i flash a custom rom is run titanium backup before i flash the rom and after i flash the rom? I dont really understand how all of that works.. And im not sure if i should be posting questions in here haha
[Vibrant Android Development] flameinthefire:
i am stuck on installing update..... please help. i flashed the clockwork i backed up using nadnroid. and it just wont install help,..
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Hey again,

Anonymous's rom is a standard .zip format rom, so just unzip and pull from /system/app.

Regardless though, here you go, just tested it on my phone running vibrant4 and it works fine.

=)
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
This works everytime here as well. I was going to post this. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
I don't know what I am doing wrong, but my Quadrant scores are still around 900 after flashing. I've even gone as far as wiping all data from phone sd and external sd, restoring to stock, and repeating. Still nothing.

Would appreciate any help.
[Vibrant Android Development] flameinthefire:
i need some help guys my vibrant just wont flash it stays stuck on installing update what should i do
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
yea I get the same Quadrant scores, in the 900's, is it supposed to be better?
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
no, it's not. LagFix will do it though.
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
hi guys, would it be possible to install this over the LagFix? Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] Hachi88:
Yes, I flashed Vibrant4 and then did the lagfix with no problems. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Relikk356:
This worked great for Me. Much easier then killing all the bloatware. Went back to stock battery just in case. THANKS!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
hey thanks for the reply. I acutally have the lag fix installed. can I install this over the lagfix? not the other way around lol :) thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] dmtaub:
Just wanted to post and let everyone know how great this ROM is. No lag, no freezes, no bloatware, and the best part... my GPS locks in under a second. I now have a working GPS again and a badass phone as well too.

Eugene, this is amazing work. Can't wait to see what you are going to do once Froyo drops for this bad boy.
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
And here's hoping we won't have to wait for samsung,

"well screw it, let blow up 2.2 source codec and see what I can do with froyo on the vibrant" (http://twitter.com/Eugene_373/status/20850494488)

Cheers, =)