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[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
Dude your a tard, seriously, tons of people read these boards all the time then post, hey lurker here just did thus and such and everything is working great, tons of others ask questions like your initial one then say thanks its working.... You do neither, you just screw up the install don't follow the op's specific instruction on what to do, old lag fix or not, then do differently and say his method must not work every time.... You obviously didn't even use his method and did something else entirety instead.... How could you even make a comment like yours being as obviously ignorant as you are and not expect to get flamed right off the forums...

Please man lay off the drugs n in the great words of the the principal off billy madison with the cheating wife..... " what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this forum is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul"

Pooped from my Samsung Vibrant using XDA app... Dont mind the skidmarks...
[Vibrant Android Development] buhjm:
what languages does Vibrant9 contain?
[Vibrant Android Development] steveweng:
the benchmark score????

i just checked out a review on the Vibrant9 Eclair, and the score is fairly low even if he didnt done the lagfix on it.

with all the ROM and Mod we have up here, does anyone know which match create the highest benchmark score pushing Vibrant to the highest performace before froyo???

Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] Waffle Slayer:
From what I've read on here the Quandrant scores people get with the lag fixes are inflated and inaccurate. Cyangogen posted something on his twitter a couple weeks ago that said how it was done and then he did it to his N1 and got like a 2500 or something. Don't have the time to get the url.

Quandrant isn't a reliable source anymore I believe when lag fixes on the Vibrant are involved.
[Vibrant Android Development] Maverick777:
Quadrant scores are still reliable if you use Quadrant Advance. It shows you how the score breaks down. With a lag fix installed you'll see the increase is strictly a boost from the I/O score which is accurate since that's what the lag fix is for.

I would say comparing standard Quadrant scores have gotten less useful, but Quadrant Advance is still a useful comparison.
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
RyanZA is developing a benchmark app that should reflect the accurate measurement of the I/O.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
or just use 0xbench
[Vibrant Android Development] eyoung1978:
Can someone please help me with the lag fix

I'm really new with adb and I have a mac.

I use terminal emulator

and I have no problem with sequence

"adb shell

su

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

reboot"

Where do I input these install commands?

"Follow install commads

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

"

Then back in adb correct?

"

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

reboot

"
[Vibrant Android Development] Waffle Slayer:
Plus your phone up to usb and then open a command prompt on your computer. Run --> then type cmd and hit enter.

I have android-sdk-windows under my C:\ folder so when I open the cmd I type: cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools then you can type in the commands you need to.

Hope that helped.
[Vibrant Android Development] eyoung1978:
I have a mac.
[Vibrant Android Development] TJD319:
Been on Vibrant7 and I'm loving it. I've modded it out a lot adding and removing whatever fits my needs. I haven't had any issues at all with the ROM.

I took the Settings.apk from Vibrant9 because I realized the System Update in 7 was off but other than that, I'm going to just grab what's necessary (like the build.prop file). Other than that, in the "MISC" section, is there anything else in there that would increase performance or should I just grab the build.prop file?

I'm using JACs v4 kernel too and it's treating me great! Great work guys!
[Vibrant Android Development] poulosjr:
I think you can right now personally get remarkable benchmark scores.....I flashed Vibrant9...jacs overclock kernel.....lagfix....and my scores were constantly

2400-2580
[Vibrant Android Development] ajftl:
Hows battery on that kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
I have a Mac too, and have never used adb, but have successfully applied the lag fix on an earlier rom. First thing is, ignore the command(s) that start "adb", so in the first block start with "su". After each line, hit enter, and wait until you see the "#" prompt. Then start the next block, beginning with "busybox ...", and continue. Other than that, all your commands look correct. If, at the end, you get an error message saying something along the lines of "file already exists", try rebooting and the lag fix may be working.

So your commands should go like this:

su

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

reboot

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

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

reboot

NOTE: do not rely on the commands as I copied them; make sure to double check your source, I did not review them for accuracy.

Make sure to wait for the # prompt, or for it to finish, after each line. Hope this helps!
[Vibrant Android Development] damngood98:
still kinda new to the vibrant scene. can someone tell me if i can just do a wipe and flash this coming from the hybrid rom? thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] metrohacker:
I did a nandroid of Vibrant9 before flash Hybrid... I test Hibrid but no like it... then I go back to V9 just nandroid restore...
[Vibrant Android Development] damngood98:
uh, yeah. well i haven't flashed 9 yet so i don't exactly have a nandroid of 9 to go back to. but thank you. if i did that would be helpful.:rolleyes:

Edit: although i do have a nandroid of plain stock. actually, yes, thank you. i can just use that. duh!
[Vibrant Android Development] eortizr:
Is Allshare supported on this ROM? how do I install it? and why it was removed?
[Vibrant Android Development] bagayas:
Flashed Vibrant9 and jacs overclock kernel and am getting consistent 1600-1650 Quadrant scores. Really like the smoothness and quickness it brings to my Vibrant. Thanks to Eugene373 and JAC for all the hard work.
[Vibrant Android Development] poulosjr:
you will get about a 700-increase with lagfix
[Vibrant Android Development] bagayas:
Been mulling it over. kinda on the fence about it, worried about going with the ext2 partition. Heard both neg and pos from folks on the forum. Thoughts?
[Vibrant Android Development] Goog1e Phone:
Although quadrant scores are cool, It serves no purpose for real life performance. We seriously need to stop using quadrant as a real benchmark app.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] poulosjr:
I would definetly do it.... mine is running like a charm!!!

quadrant scores of 2380-2590 its OOOOOOOOFF the charts super fast!!

and only 1.2ghz and not even Froyo yet!! :D :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
Ive gone through several pages but have yet to see anything regarding this. Wasnt there a version .10 coming out? Im just wondering what happened with it is all.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kaik541:
version 1.0 I believe became the hybrid release. a lot of this release maintains some of the touchwiz stuff, hybrid removes a lot of it
[Vibrant Android Development] junglizste:
Great work on the ROMs.

But I really disliked the black theme. Tried using metamorph to take it back to stock but was unsuccessful. Went back to vibrant7.
[Vibrant Android Development] aloxotls:
Is there anyway to get allshare loaded back onto the phone. I used Root Manager and it said it that it installed but after reboot I had no icon.

Keep up the great work, Eugenius!

Realized I was in the Vibrant 9 thread instead of the Hybrid after I posted, sorry!:eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
to the people running JAC's ocv4 with this rom, are you guys still downloading the init.d package? I've just installed ocv4 without installing the update(not by choice, I just simply forgot) and it seems to run fine, any info on this?
[Vibrant Android Development] Goog1e Phone:
You should flashed the init.d folder from JAC's thread and then flash the kernal again.
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
Double check your system/etc folder I bet you there is an init folder with the files there..... I'm pretty sure the kernel doesn't even work without it.... It just hung up on the vibrant boot screen for me the same as it says it will in the op for that kernel cause I just forgot that step the first time, had to go back and flash it to even get it to boot up...
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
easiest way to do this?
[Vibrant Android Development] Goog1e Phone:
I highly suggest buying the app "Root Explorer" With this app you can just navigate to your /system folder and then see if the /init.d folder is in there with the proper scripts.
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
thanks and the init stuff are there
[Vibrant Android Development] Waffle Slayer:
People don't want to though. Its like playing a video game just because its the prettiest..never mind that the game is garbage just look at how good it looks!

I think what is doing it is they see their bar so far past the n1 :)
[Vibrant Android Development] eortizr:
I will like to know this as well
[Vibrant Android Development] Acid_Wir3:
any screen shots of the ui? :D
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
Anyone else have data issues? It shows my 3g is connected but I get internet errors, so I turn on flight mode then back off to reset and it works again. Happens every few hours. Anyone else with this issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] eweo911:
Where are the ADW Setting with Vibrant9? I went into the settings but I don't see where I can disable the dock buttons and assign programs in their place.
[Vibrant Android Development] pinoiryder:
getting my phone replacement tomorrow.. will test this out.. I have no luck on restoring to stock ROM..
[Vibrant Android Development] keoaloha:
Thanks for the ROM~~!! :)

I just installed a korean keyboard from market and it is working flawlessly for past week.

I like it much better than the stock rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kid Poker:
I guess they say 3rd time's the charm. I finally got everything up and running including the lagfix. A little confusing on the instructions but I got around it. Thanks again Eugene. Gonna wait until CM comes out with something. I would always flash CM when I had my Nexus One.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kid Poker:
I'm on the same boat as you. This is the 3rd one I've gotten my hands on and I finally got it up and running.
[Vibrant Android Development] djdiablo:
This may help some of the noobs out there who want JAC's OCv4 kernel on Eugene's ROMs.

Being a noob myself I don't have any experience with ODIN or even ADB but I was successful installing several of Eugene's ROM's into my Vibrant.

I had run V5, V7, and then V9. What I really wanted was V9 with the JAC 1.2 kernel found in V7.....so this is what I did.

First off I did double check and there are the init. folders in Eugene's ROMs so I was sure that this would work and it did.

1) I downloaded both Vibrant 7 and Vibrant 9 zip files again to my desktop.

2) Opened both zip files and clicked open "kernel_update" folders in each one.

3) Dragged the "zImage" file from V9 onto my desktop.

4) Dragged the "zImage" file from V7 into the "kernel_update" folder of V9.

5) Reinstalled the V9 ROM.

6) Installed setcpu to check and sure enough the max is 1200000.

As I said this is just a guide for noobs....simple process that works.

I checked with Eugene and he said this method is fine.

Hope this helps!

:)
[Vibrant Android Development] ElGuapo361:
Noob question here. What is the best way to undo the lagfix?

Currently running V9 and followed the directions on the first page. Works okay with Quadrants in the ~2300 range, but I do seem to see the occasional hiccup. I'd like to undo the lagfix to see how it compares.
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevenr3792:
Is there any way to get Avatar back on the phone (without buying it :P). Probably should have copied that file to my computer before full wipe... oops, haha.
[Vibrant Android Development] cmosvirii:
Benchmark Stock (w/lag fix & root) VS. Vibrant9

I was really looking forward to the Vibrant9 iteration so I flashed it.... Ran a benchmark and was fairly surprised. I didnt apply any lag fix to the Vibrant9 Rom so I'm not 100% sure why there is a slow down. Anyway, here are my results.

Couldn't post outside links cause my account hasn't been verified. Results attached.

First is Stock root with lagfix second is vibrant9.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Did you wipe the external SD? It's stored there, not in the internal memory. It shows up in the gallery as "movie" if it's still there ...
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevenr3792:
If by that you mean microSD, I actually threw that into my old phone and gave the Vibrant my class 8/16GB... so I'll see if it's there in my HTC Magic!

Sweeeeeet, it is there. :) Thanks a ton, haha. Now, is there any way for me to move this to my other SD card?
[Vibrant Android Development] 98classic:
mount to pc and copy it over from one card to the other, or copy it to the internal memory of the phone with a file browser then put it on your new card. only two ways.
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevenr3792:
So one last question. To get the lagfix, do I have to put the lagfix.zip on my SD card or just type the stuff from the "How to apply Lagfix" link on page one into terminal?

Or is the .zip something I flash...?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Just follow the instructions linked in the OP: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7752834&postcount=463

The files are already on your phone, so no need for the .zip or anything.
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
If you read back eugene stated he stripped down and streamlined adw on vibrant 9 to make it simpler. he didn't like how bloated a program it had become, prob reduces the amount of ram it eats up as well

Pooped from my Samsung Vibrant using XDA app...

Dont mind the skidmarks...
[Vibrant Android Development] eortizr:
Just install the ADW from the market... thats what I did... the one in the ROM is to simple... you can not even change the drawer settings...
[Vibrant Android Development] pinoiryder:
noob here and first time installing this.. anyone has the link on the installation procedure? what do i need?
[Vibrant Android Development] mrbradeli:
Root your phone, install ROM Manager from the market place, download the ROM in this thread, plug in your phone to your computer, drag and drop to the main storage (not the 2GB SD card), and install through ROM manager.
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevenr3792:
Tried so, first line of script does nothing, su grants permission, then my phone says no such file for the third line.

Do I need to reflash? :/ Might try that later. I hate loosing all my texts, haha.
[Vibrant Android Development] Zhoste:
So, I'm not by any means advanced, but is there a way I can delete some of the things like the mytouch music, etc, and get back things like the original vibrant keyboard, instead of the mytouch one? I see all the packs listed in the zip file, I just don't want to remove anything if it's going to cause problems.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
is the file userinit.sh on your phone? I wouldn't jump right to re-flashing - are you trying to do this on the phone with terminal emulator, or using your pc?

The other thing to consider is that the lag fix doesn't really have a big effect - probably a waste of time overall. I'm not using it myself, but when I did try it (Vibrant6 rom, I think), I didn't think it really did anything other than boost my quadrant score - I thought it made the phone act a little erratic too, so I haven't used it since.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
It's probably best to do this using root explorer - you can delete the mytouchmusic.apk no problem. As far as the keyboard - do you mean swype or the samsung keyboard? If you search this thread, there's a lot about putting swype back in this rom - it's pretty easy to do. Try searching for that and see if it works; if not, post back and I'll try to help.
[Vibrant Android Development] eweo911:
Ah, thanks for the replies on the ADW settings. This thread is waaaay too long to read the 1500 posts. I never thought about just installing ADW on top of this rom, that's an excellent idea.

Thanks again for your help. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] bigragu:
Another lagfix.zip site?

For whatever reason, I cannot download the lagfix.zip file from Modaco that is linked to here. Does anyone else know where I might find the file that will work with Vibrant9? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Zhoste:
Thanks for the root explorer tip. About the swype keyboard: I have swype. It just looks like the glossy mytouch keyboard instead of the matte vibrant keyboard. That's all.
[Vibrant Android Development] Stevenr3792:
I'm not sure if it is... unsure where I'd find it. I'm doing this with terminal emulator, awaiting a new microUSB cable in the mail (pets :P).

Mm, okay. Guess I won't bother with it then. I'm pretty immensely happy with this phone as is without lag fix, it's way better than my old Magic was. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
If it's there, you should see it in the Home folder when you open the "Files" app. The playlogos file should be there as well. If they're not there, you should be able to use root explorer to move them there (extract from the v9.zip if necessary) - they go in /sdcard, same place as the vibrant9.zip.

Terminal emulator should work - when I did apply it, that's what I used. Don't enter the "adb shell" command - that's only for using terminal on your pc. Start with the su command, hit enter after each line, wait for the # prompt after it finishes working, then enter the next line. If the files are there, it should work - you might get an error at one step or another (I did), but as long as you get the # just enter the next line. Hope that helps!
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
You can try extracting the .apk from one of the previous rom, before Eugene themed it, or from the stock rom (there are plenty you can download on the forum), or check the themes and apps forum - there's a swype themes thread there.
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
anyone here having problems with the screen not timing out when plugged in? The last couple of nights my phone will have the battery full pop up along with a text message puzzle and the phone's screen never timed out, it was probably like that for hours.
[Vibrant Android Development] rjscott2005:
I don't know about the puzzle notification but the screen staying on is caused by the pop up message. It does that on the stock rom as well and I find it quite annoying.
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
I don't remember my phone doing that when I was stock, I've never woken up with my screen on even with a missed text, call, etc.
[Vibrant Android Development] rjscott2005:
Yep, mine did every time I left it plugged in. Not only that, even after you tap OK to dismiss the message and turn the screen off, it will pop up again and again until you unplug the phone.

Now back to the regularly scheduled topic.... :D
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
this is false, I just flashed back through odin and the screen turns off when stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Are you sure...

Interesting. Are you sure you did not rename the files wrong? I have the stock ROM (rooted) installed and I get what you specify as the Vibrant9-ROM ??

This thread is full is reports specifying 2000+ count for Vibrant9.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
What do I wipe?

I'm from the G1 age and installed every ROM known to mankind, on the G1. What a great device - but I retired it this past Wednesday and got the Vibrant.

What a better device!

Rooted it the same evening with the one-click root method - flawless.

Now, I've been through almost all the treads, Tips and videos for the Vibrant,

but am not sure what I need to wipe to get the Vibrant9 installed

.

BTW, I'm also new to ClockWorkMod (was a RA 1.70 slave!) and normally did wipe everything and often went into Fastboot mode and did an erase system -w too, on the G1.

But I'm not sure about Clockworkmod and what wiping is required for the Vibrant(9).:confused:

Can someone please guide me into the right direction?
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
If youare coming from just stock rooted then nothing is needed, just dl rom manager from the market, flash clockwork mod, choose vibrant as your phone, boot into recovery and this will give you a recovery that looks similar to ra.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Thanks for the info....

yeah and then?

I

have ClockWorkMod installed and working fine

.

I guess my question is

"What do I need to wipe before installing Vibrant9?"

Since when I go to Clockwork Recovery, there is:

On the main screen:

Wipe data/factory reset & wipe cache partition.

On Partitions Menu:

Format boot, system, data, cache, sdcard & sd-ext

Under Advanced:

Wipe Dalvik Cache.

I do understand that ClockWorkMod is not just for the Vibrant and cater for a lot of other devices, but coming from the G1 (Vibrant n00b here) and flashed about all the ROMS for G1, I was just so used to wiping, that I cannot believe to flash a ROM without wiping anything first....

What needs to be wiped (and/or formatted) to install Vibrant9 on a stock, rooted Vibrant?

Sorry if I sound like a pessimistic (pest), I just don't want to brick this device (and would hate to use ODIN to go back to stock also) and cannot find ANYWHERE stated by any thread that there is no need to wipe anything.....

I did find here that Eungene373 said "..My Rom's are never a No wipe..." - therefore, which of the above do I need to wipe and/or which do I need to format, before I flash the Vibrant9 rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
There is no need to wipe b/c the ROM, as Eugene built it, wipes automatically. I can't point you to the post specifying that, but it is true - it's in one of the threads somewhere.

All you have to do is save the .zip on the internal SD (the 14G one), open Rom Manager, select "boot into recovery", select "install zip from sdcard", select "choose zip" (or whatever it says), select "Vibrant9.zip", install, go back one menu and select reboot. That's really all there is to it.

Does pay to do a nandroid first, of course.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Did my Nandroid backup (twice) and here we go!......you'll see a dog coming your way if it fails....(LOL)

Thank you
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
You're very welcome :D Let us know how it turns out.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bugdog:
Here's Eugene's post saying you don't need to wipe: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7572952&postcount=95

Just to confirm ;-)
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
just as I feared...

Formatting SYSTEM....

Copying files ....

went through.

Formatting DATA:......stuck for about 10 minutes ( :( )- with only a little bit yellow on the bar. Then the screen suddenly went black displaying (weird off-cented text) "Rebooting now" and went back to ClockWorkMod.

Rebooted....

WHEEEEEE - I head the annoying tmob boot-sound (will have to remove that soon again) and saw the EXTRA Busy "SAMSUNG" boot-animation!..

WOW.....that'll make one dizzy if you stare to long at it...but nice, different! I like it!

YES....I'm there. Booted fine...

GREAT - thanks guys! I'm in extacy now.!

I'll run the Quadant and see if I get more than 849 like with the stock ROM.

GREAT WORK everyone

- I do appreciate your effort and the support!