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[Vibrant Android Development] robertwind89:
So im using the vibrant 4 rom, and using the lag fix in the first post. when I try to flash vibrant6 through clockwork it aborts every time, once it opens the file says, cant open(bad). The file is located on the internal sd. I tried flashing back to stock via odin and still have the same problem. Any suggestions
[Vibrant Android Development] Beast84:
I'm sorry, I don't mean any disrespect. I know you have been around for a while. I meant this circle battery?
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
Wow Eugene! With this rom and the lagfix you posted this phone screams! Knocked another one outta the park man. Keep up the good work :)
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
Prob a bad or incomplete original download of the file

check the file size on your vibrant6.zip file and make sure it corresponds with the designated size on the file hosting page... this seems to always be an issue with the files, roms, mods ive been updating that get the "bad" messege.

g/l
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Sorry, no that is not the mod I used..

The one I used is what I used when I owned my behold2 & included in all of my Behold 2 Rom's ( BHMAN Rom's )

~Eugene

~Edit

No, this will not work, as it will replace the Frameworks, unless he make an edited version for my rom, it wont work..

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Thats what I thought you meant too, I have clear bar and the circle batt, and really like it.

Im also wondering if these mods will work on this rom
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Can we apply ryanza's lag fix to this rom? I am using it with stock and my quadrant is 2279 with a linpack of 11.23
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Thanks!

Love it, got my new custom rom cooked, flashed, and am already up and running.

Cheers,

=)

~ Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] Beast84:
I know who you are. I know you have been around the Android game for a while now. So please take no offence. I have always liked your work. I am going to try the mod I posted & see if it works. Thanks for all your work
[Vibrant Android Development] Candyman101:
Great Work here...i like that u added the Galaxy s music player back as its easily the best android music player...that was my only problem with vibrant5...great work on vibrant6! it'll be my daily driver till something with froyo comes out that i can flash instead of using odin
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Wow! I feel like a noob, I just realized what you was asking... :rolleyes:

I'm not sure if it will or wont work, I've not tried it.. I would think it would work fine though....

Sorry about that,

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Tried your Vibrant5 earlier, but I really enjoy Vibrant6 so far as it sits its perfect for my needs. I know its sad, but I really liked the old Calendar and it was really nice to see included :D
[Vibrant Android Development] robertwind89:
that was the problem i should of suspected something when the dl only took like 10 sec, thank you poopy pants
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
Love the rom, another nice job Eugene. As for the post about the low res look, I did notice that as well... however personally I don't really think it's a big deal and this will be my daily use rom. I applied the lag fix as well and ran a quick quadrant, however for some reason my score rose from a 900 to a mere 906. Vibrant5 with the lag fix gave me a 2200+ Any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
FYI, any of those battery mods are made using the stock, touchwiz themed framework-res.apk, so if you flash them, you'll have the black notification bar, and standard touchwiz icons for signal, 3g, gps, wifi, bt, etc. again.

There really isn't any reason they won't work though, I cooked my stock battery mod from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=758797 into a custom version of vibrant6 already (along with the stock android deskclock, calendar, mms, music, and un-modified geniewidget and power control widget) and its running beautifully.

good luck, and cheers,

=)

~ Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
yeah, you had lagfix already installed once....

adb shell

su

mv /system/bin/userinit.sh /system/bin/used

reboot

Follow install commads

& then once everything is done..

mv /system/bin/used /system/bin/userinit.sh

reboot
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
Double postage
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
no prob man.... been fighting that problem all this week with my crappy internet connection and even tethering my phone to the comp isnt getting good speeds.... dls keep aborting or "completing" early and i dont have a good file.... if some one could host this somewhere else other than the 4share site then i could just download it directly to my phone... for some reason when i try to dl it from that site directly to my phone it dls an image of the whole web page instead ?!?!?!? weird.
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
I can officially confirm that the battery mod works perfectly with Eugene's Vibrant6 rom.... however Jocelyn was very correct when she stated the status bar would revert back. Eugene, perhaps a version with a blue circle instead of green? Haha, I understand you do develop your roms for what YOU like though
[Vibrant Android Development] bubonik:
Might want to add this to your update script, may or may not be necessary but it cant hurt. Could explain why some people have filled up their database folder.

To wipe this partition right now use the wipe system in Settings > Privacy.

format DBDATA:
[Vibrant Android Development] ceroglu:
First of all sorry for being a noob, I have applied RyanZA fix on my stock rom and then I decided to flash your V6, I did a system format and wipe and then I flashed your rom. Everything seems to work nice, but I seem to not be able to apply lagfix on V6. I have read the previous messages that you mentioned to apply

adb shell

su

busybox dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/dataimg bs=1024 count=1048576

busybox mknod /dev/loop0 b 7 0

busybox losetup /dev/loop0 /data/dataimg

busybox mkfs.ext2 /dev/loop0

mkdir /data/data1

It seems to do something then it stucks at some point and doesnt go any further. Please let me know what am I missing here. Do I need to install busybox? or do I need to partition my sd card? Again sorry for being a noob. Thanks for your great work.
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Ok, here's a quick, dirty mod of eugene's vibrant6 framework-res.apk with the stock, colored battery icons with accurate % text from my mod here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=758797

UPDATE: Removed for now, going to take a bit of work with a few files to make everything work right, and I'm done for the night, might try to fix it tomorrow.

Cheers,

=)

~Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] stepinmyworld:
What in the world! My data speeds have increased like 3mgbs than last time : ) it's just extra fast! I'm scared that it will stop being this fast lol I can imagine how fast hspa speeds will be. Thanks for this rom! I will give up a 3rd donation soon ; )
[Vibrant Android Development] Zaphodb2002:
This rom is lightning fast, and I love it, only played with it for a couple of minutes, but for some reason, I don't have any data. Shows bars, and it does auto update of time and such, but no 2g/3g. I'd really like to use this rom, anyone else have this issue or know what I can do to fix it?
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
I know this used to be the norm back on previous phones, but is it still recommended that your battery be at a certain level before using ODIN on the Vibrant?
[Vibrant Android Development] freekyfrogy:
Is this supposed to have a white notification bar like stock? mine is black :-/
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
So you're saying that we can flash the framework-res from Vibrant5 to Vibrant6 if we prefer the stock notification icons and not run into any problems?
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Yep, or any de-odexed vibrant framework-res.apk should would fine too.

You may need to do an advanced nandroid restore of just your data after, but that should be all, seems to happen to me ~50% of the time when I just push a new framework-res.apk to /system/framework

cheers,

=)

~ Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
Very cool! Thanks for the response!
[Vibrant Android Development] acidblade1:
Just wondering if anyone has this problem? the notification page ( the slide down menu from the status bar) when i slide it from the point where it says No Notifications to the bottom on the screen it's transparent? I could see through the notifications window and see my wallpaper and icons. is that part of the mod?
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
Hmm, so I attempted pushing (adb push c:\framework-res.apk /system/framework) the Vibrant5 framework over to Vibrant6. After I rebooted, the phone decided to sit at a black screen with the bottom lights lit up.

Did I do something wrong?
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Sorry, I should have mentioned you might want to do an

adb reboot recovery

after you push the new framework, and wipe the cache and dalvik-cache.

So try manually rebooting into recovery/clockwork and clearing the caches.

Hope it works, cheers

=)

~ Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
Well I did that, and we're back at the same thing. Screen is black but the lights are lit up at the bottom.

Anything else I should do before ODIN'ing back to stock? ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] jmohod:
I'm having issues applying the lagfix. I have 1.17.1 of busy box su permissions are all there. When I do:

busybox losetup /dev/loop0 /data/dataimg

I get returned with the same line. I wait before moving on to be safe and nothing happens. When I try to move on and do:

busybox mkfs.ext2 /dev/loop0

I am greeted with "mkfs.ext2: can't format mounted filesystem" I've double and triple checked that I don't have it usb mounted to the computer. I've even unmounted from the sd card and phone storage and I can't seem to get it to work. Help?
[Vibrant Android Development] NickAtNite:
I flashed vibrant6 after I reverted back to a completely stock vibrant rom using odin.

I'm trying to install the lag fix but I'm a total adb noob so I probably did something wrong along the process. I ran those commands, but I get the following.

1048576+0 records in

1048576+0 records out

# mkdnod: applet not found

# losetup: /dev/loop0: No such file or directory

# mkfs.ext2: can't open '/dev/loop0': No such file or directory

# mkdir failed for /data/data1, File exists

How do I proceed?
[Vibrant Android Development] danielmid84:
Odin'ed to stock, rooted, flashed CW recovery, flashed Vibrant6, applied RyanZA's lagfix 2.3, superfast phone, ? , profit
[Vibrant Android Development] mesajoejoe:
Quadrant scores?
[Vibrant Android Development] Slurpee7600:
After having flashed vibrant6 i can no longer change my wallpaper from the base except that it will let me change it to live wallpapers. I then tried changing from a live wallpaper to a regular wallpaper but it just goes back to the same base wallpaper. Anyone else having this issue or know what's wrong? Everything else seems fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] Michaelr219:
no, but i have been getting bits of lag... will it make a difference if i odin to the "stock" because being a newb to the vibrant even though i a vet on android... i was under the impression that i could flash this build from the stock rom that was built with the phone
[Vibrant Android Development] Michaelr219:
also... somehow i am randomly low on space... i cant install any apps... it shows 0 mb free

????????? what am i doing wrong lol
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
So just to clarify, you used the "Blue Circle" mod from this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=756441 right? I actually liked the stock bar and want to go back to it - thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Is anyone having issues with the calendar? I have what appears too be a text box at the top, which hides the days in the week view, and when I click it takes me to agenda view. Any thoughts/advice?
[Vibrant Android Development] sunriu:
has anyone try to install this on a Gt-I9000?
[Vibrant Android Development] Legaleye3000:
For some reason, all people I email ends up in my contacts. Even if I emailed them just once and not even from the phone. This never happened on my Nexus One... Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] Demonloki:
Yup, the Blue Circle mod
[Vibrant Android Development] sifuquoc:
i noticed that when i disabled 3g, it didn't connect to edge. did anyone else encounter this? or is it just me...

thanks again, and i'll be doing more reading up on how to mod etc...
[Vibrant Android Development] tkgrrett:
So is there an equivalent of ODIN for mac? or are mac users just forced to wait for CM6?
[Vibrant Android Development] dale_cooper:
If I'm on Vibrant 4 - can I just flash the vibrant6.zip within clockwork recovery?

Or do I have to odin back to stock, reroot, blah blah blah
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Use Titanium Backup and make sure all your apps are backed up and then flash away. No need for Odin. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
It slowly switched back to edge, but it works just fine for at least on Vibrant6
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I seem to have the same thing. I can see the days of the week above the text box, but like you said when you click on a day it takes you to the agenda.
[Vibrant Android Development] Legaleye3000:
For some reason, all people I email ends up in my contacts. Even if I emailed them just once and not even from the phone. This never happened on my Nexus One... Any ideas? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] stepinmyworld:
it connects for me

I noticed that with these vibrant ROMS from Eugene, if you have a partitioned SD card, things act up. I changed my external sd card back to the 2gb stock sd card and it works fine
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
I have tried vibrant4, vibrant5 and vibrant6. I am currently back on vibrant4 and here is why....

On vibrant4 I can get quadrants of about 1350 WITHOUT any lag fix, just a straight load. On vibrant5 and Vibrant6 I get only stock numbers on quadrant (about 900). Can anyone explain why or are my results not the norm. I loaded 5 and 6 twice each from a stock odin base. I also loaded vibrant4 a few times, so this is a duplicatable result.

Anyone have any ideas?

Also I saw that eugene said you could move certain files from vibrant6 to a vibrant4 build to get the benefits of the enhanced signal but I am a noob and need more details on exactly how to go about doing this. Can someone also help me with this.

"Use my Modified Rild from the bin folder & repair... You will need the build.prop as well."

Thanks for all your help
[Vibrant Android Development] stepinmyworld:
to be perfectly honest, i get 2151 score on my vibrant with lag fix but there isn't a lag to me on Eugene's vibrant Roms probably because all of the extra software is removed. People are just very fascinated with having the ultimate score in Quadrant.. i was too but I'm over it now. These roms work very well.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Got it, thanks - looks great, not noticing any problems so far. I was re-flashing Vibrant6 to see if it fixed the calendar, so while I was still in Clockwork I just flashed the Blue Circle mod, no cache clearing or anything. Seemed to work perfectly.
[Vibrant Android Development] sifuquoc:
you guys are right on vibrant6... it took me about 30 seconds to switch to edge/3g...
[Vibrant Android Development] stepinmyworld:
it does that on stock.... this isn't something new. I've had every phone you can name just about and the vibrant is the only one i ran into that take a full 30 seconds to change from 3g to edge or edge to 3g
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Oh I completely agree no lag on any of them I was just curious as to why vibrant4 seemed to test so much better.

Can you shed any more light on porting the new data/signal changes to vibrant4

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
I'm pretty sure that white bar used to show all day event details when you'd scroll through the days using the trackball on my old g1, and I don't think its removable.

Personally, it doesn't affect how I use the calendar, and I'll take the stock calendar over touchwiz any day.

Cheers,

=)

~ Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Well that's a bummer - kinda kills the "week" view, which is my preferred one ... There was no such white bar on the calendar in Eugene's Galaxy ROM for the BH2; maybe the 1.6 calendar was different, I don't know.

Does everyone using this ROM have that box/bar in the calendar - Eugene, is there any way to get rid of it?
[Vibrant Android Development] ytj87:
I actually don't mind the touchwiz calendar, but I seriously missed the stock calendar widget. Very clean and good looking. Nothing like it in the market. Although some some 3rd party ones are nice, with scrolling support.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I was trying to flash back the original TW Calendar because of the bar, but it appears I'm a moron. LOL
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
@ytj87: agreed. I paid for Pure calendar widget a while back, but ended up switching to Android Agenda Widget b/c it was easier for me to get a nice clean look that fit with my other stuff, notably the ESPN widget (which I like much better than SportsTap).

@kizer - why do you say that? I would *almost* rather have the TW calendar than have that stupid bar.
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Hi,

I already replied to your post on my Stock 2.1 apps thread with steps to try.

For me, I like the stock android Calendar, because I live in agenda view, or day view, and the "All-Day-Event" bar doesn't really effect either view (I have very few appointments that occur between 12am and 12:45am, the only times totally blocked by the bar in day-view.

I'm also totally dumbfounded that samsung decided all new events with an alarm should default to being created locally on the phone, the reason I use android, is because my data lives in the cloud, with google, and everything I create on the phone, should always automatically sync to google, I shouldn't have to take an extra step, to tell the phone, EVERY TIME I create a new event, to use my gmail account instead of storing the event locally.

Its the same reason I use the stock MMS app, the in-line delivery report icons are beautifully simply, where instead Samsung decided the phone should alarm/vibrate and post a notification in the top-bar for every delivery report, ugh.

And contacts with custom ringtone, can only be stored locally on the phone, wtf?

I like the touchwiz color scheme all around, and the paged, horizontal app drawer, and of course the camera software, but samsung just made a ton of stupid little mistakes that they shouldn't have made with a flagship android phone.

ugh, sorry, rant over, lol

Hope you got your default TW calendar back, cheers!

=)

~ Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I agree with you it should be on the cloud and the two different places to put your calendar are a bit dumb.

After mentioning it and go through all the effort I'm going to just stick with it as well. LOL

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] likingandroid:
Flashed Vibrant6.zip Rom ang get internal memory nearly full

Flashed the Vibrant6.zip Rom and I now get internal memory nearly full message after installing lagfixme.bat. Is there a way that I am able to increase the memory available to apps?

John L

jrleny@gmail.com
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
Jocelyn -

I'm hoping you can help me a little. Last night I was working on pushing the framework-res from Vibrant5 to Vibrant6 and having issues. Well I tried your suggestion of wiping the cache and the delvik-cache, and the problem of sitting at a black screen persisted.

Here is what I did.

- Unzipped Vibrant5 onto my desktop.

- Went to /system/framework and pulled the framework-res.apk out of there and pushed it to the phone (adb push c:\framework-res.apk /system/framework).

- Rebooted into recovery via adb reboot recovery.

- Wiped cache and delvik-cache

- Reboot

Anything wrong with my steps? This used to work fine on my old Behold II when I would customize the notification bar, so I'm confused.

Thanks in advance for any help! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] agrover5279:
I am also having low internal memory after installing this. I reverted back to 5 for now
[Vibrant Android Development] CharonIDRONES:
Press the menu, go to display options, choose 'Only show contacts with phone numbers'

Worked for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Found a great tip from @yipcanjo on the Captivate camera thread, since it's part of this ROM - how to re-order the photos in the gallery app so that you see the most recent first. Basically, the Captivate camera stores them newest first, unlike the Vibrant, and in a folder called "Camera", so if you copy over all your photos from the "Photos" folder to the "Camera" folder it will re-order them with newest first.

Here's the post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7621953&postcount=32

Like it much better!
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Also - and so you can show contacts you may want that don't have phone numbers - you can use the desktop Gmail to edit your contacts. Make sure all the contacts you want are in "My Contacts", then delete all the random ones left in "other contacts" (which used to be "all contacts"). The phone will still sync everything in your Gmail contacts, but it's much easier to manage them now.
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Hi,

That's exactly what I do, and it works for me without a problem maybe 50% of the time, the other 50% it loses my account info, so the phone will go into a force-close loop on boot, but with that, I just go back to clockwork, and nandroid advanced restore only my data partition, and it works fine.

I'm not entirely sure, but you might also try pushing the TW frameworks from vibrant 5 too.

I copied over my battery mod framework-res.apk, along with the tw frameworks from vibrant 4, into a vibrant 6 rom (along with disabling the stupid NPS and device manager, removing SNS, and a few other tweaks) and zipped the rom using Danesh's update.zip tool, and it flashes fine from clockwork for me.

also, you might try just packaging the framework-res.apk as an update.zip and flashing it instead of an adb push, worth a try.

hope you get it figured out soon, cheers,

=)

~ Jocelyn
[Vibrant Android Development] darkoutsider:
I installed Vibrant6, added the latest JAC OC Kernel, and used RyanZAEXT2LagFix BETA 2-3 and was getting about 2500-2600 Quadrant scores. However the Wake Up lag sucks :(
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
this may have been answered already, but i didn't see it...

can the lag fix be installed from the terminal or does it have to be via adb?
[Vibrant Android Development] MonkySlap:
Ok I dont know if im missing something here. Was on Vibrant5. Upgraded to 6 and was going through the process to setup the nolag fix. When I get to the part where you format /dev/loop0 as ext2, I get a error saying you cant format a mounted partition. When I do adb shell df, I see data/data1 already mounted but it says "Function not implemented"

I then went back into recovery, wiped, reinstall and before even starting I did adb shell df again and it already shows a /data/data1 mount. But my Quadrant scores are concistent with the a stalk install.
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
I was able to do it via terminal...
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
word...thanks for the response