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[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
Read the Odin thread in the stickies, has all the info you need.
[Captivate Android Development] Tayutama:
I'm working on a new version of the lagfix as we speak which should fix the problem with applications getting corrupted...

It will also be universal as in there won't be 1 version for specific firmware as we got atm with GPS logging and 1 version for the rest... All will be in the same version
[Captivate Android Development] yokozuna82:
okay so i got into downloading mode and click start on odin and nothing happens but odin says all threads completed success 0 fail 0
[Captivate Android Development] Aphex13:
I found the files for it, and tried every way I knew to get it back on the phone with no luck... Let us know if you find a way to get it to work. :)
[Captivate Android Development] darkamikaze:
no luck with adb push?
[Captivate Android Development] justflorin:
Would this be the issue if i was already running 1.2.1 with NO issues at all? I will mess with that link when i get home but I would be surprised if my phone couldnt handle OCto 1.2ghz it but it could on SRE v1.2.1, am i wrong in my thinking?
[Captivate Android Development] androidftwin:
was SREv1.2.1 UV?

Mine just shut off randomly again :(

1st in 24 hours.
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
Got a 200mb file to usb ok if i kept the screen alive, but otherwise it freezes halfway thru the copy process. Guess I should try the back now....

You can't just put them there, that's easy. They are system apps, they cannot just be installed or uninstalled like that.

Get the last version of SRE w/bloat from my post above (it's SRE v 1.3bloat), and then in Titanium, you can remove whichever you don't want... somehow, DG makes them removable.
[Captivate Android Development] justflorin:
no it wasnt UV, it was just OC....is anyone having luck getting both JH7 and 1.3.1c working or should I just go back to 1.2.1 and hang tight till 2.0 coems to the rest of us...or even froyo and then let the fun begin, looks like according to @samfirmware posted a few hours ago that itll be soon, like end of month :D
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
i believe 1.2.1 was both OC'd and UV though it might just have been OC, pull the volt file with adb and check
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
read my sig :D

yes JH7 works fine with 1.3.1c no problems at all here
[Captivate Android Development] androidftwin:
how long have you been running it for?

its weird how some people are experiencing problems while others are fine.
[Captivate Android Development] imb951:
Those of you that are still undervolted on 1.3.1c, are you experiencing a much (agonizingly) longer battery charge time on AC, or a discharging condition when plugged into USB?
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
TOO ALL HAVING RANDOM SHUT DOWN/REBOOTS/BLACK SCREENS

Please increase the low end of your processor voltage to 850 the absolute lowest.

To do this use root explorer to modify the freq_volt_table in system\etc\init.d\

The table columns in order are

cpuclock gpuclock VOLTAGE gpuvoltage

Please increase the lower end of the voltahe column up to 850 and the high end to around 1250.

I will add my table once i get to a computer so you can see an example.

[edit] If you cant use RootExplorer..

Please Open up the Sre .zip file ,go into system\etc\init.d and do the samething. Then you can flash the new SRE (you might want to odin restore or nandroid restore first) with the modified values

Here is my Table

1200000	200000 1250	1100
1000000	200000 1250	1100
800000	200000 1200	1100
600000	200000 1000	1100
400000	200000	950	1100
200000	200000	950	1100
100000	100000	850	1000
[Captivate Android Development] justflorin:
thanks warri, but i cant keep it up long enough to use root explorer to do anything :\
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
So I followed that but not I keep getting

E:Can't open /sdcard/update.zip

It is there and I have done this before....what could be wrong?
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
then edit the volt file in the sre 1.3.1.zip its at

SREv1.3.1c.zip\system\etc\init.d\freq_volt_table

i would suggest opening it in word pad.

for a 100% sure fix on any problems change the 1200 in the first column to 1000

then change the 1050 in the third to 1300 and change any thing lower than 850 in the third TO 850, this will fix pretty much any and all random freezes and reboots.

though the 1.2 oc and the 1050 UV work fine for me even under lots of heavy use ( naanaana booboo :p)
[Captivate Android Development] GuitsBoy:
reflash jh7, then run SRE. Install root explorer or ES explorer and change teh voltage in the freq_volt_table before your first reboot. That way youll catch it before the OC kicks in.

Otherwise, you could always edit the freq_volt_table file within the update.zip before copying it to your phone.
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
your download was prolly corrupted somehow, delete update/zip of your sd, delete any update.zip's off your comp so you dont get confused. delete the sre1.3.1c in case it got corrupted during download. then redownload SRE (mod the volt file now if you want) rename up update put on phone and try again
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
I just copied 2 full nandroid backups to my pc via usb, finally!! Yes, the rear usb port did the trick. Thanks for the suggestion!
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
Check my post again, you can open the zip and edit the table in the flashable zip
[Captivate Android Development] ponack:
After you modified the file it was probably no longer a signed zip. I did mine in Ubuntu and it worked fine.

-Roland
[Captivate Android Development] GuitsBoy:
I dont know too much about this, but I think its something about the update.zip being signed.

To get around this, use a program that will allow you to update the existing zip file, rather than recreate a new file from the sum of its parts. I use 7zip personally.
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
this is a more stable version of warri if your dont trust OC

1000000	200000 1300	1100
900000	200000 1200	1100
800000	200000 1100	1100
600000	200000 1000	1100
400000	200000 950	1100
200000	200000 950	1100
100000	100000 850	1000
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
It is odd cause I did the same thing I did a few hours earlier, just renamed the file to update.zip

Do you think I can install ROM Manager and do it through that...I think it allows to select any zip.
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
worth a try whats the worst you could do? never attempeted to personally.

though when you edited the file did you use winrar? if not use it.

just open it upwith winrar navigate to the file, pull it out of the zip, edit it, put it back in. this way it keeps everything signed
[Captivate Android Development] androidftwin:
Is it shutting off because the voltage when the screen is off is too low (at least in my situation?)
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
This is mostly because people didn't know that SDCard is referred to the internal 16GB storage. The micro SD is external SD.

I use adb push sre.zip /sdcard/update.zip in USB Debug mode.
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
Yes thats exactly it.
[Captivate Android Development] androidftwin:
thanks for quick reply
[Captivate Android Development] OrionSX:
Help! I don't know what happened. I rooted my phone, then wiped both cache and data for safety via the stock recovery menu, then applied this update... phone rebooted, took forever, but finally came up. Tested to make sure the sideloading fix had been applied, then went to apply the Ext4 lagfix. It ran a shell script, said it was going to create a partition on /data, this could take a while... yada yada... then it rebooted, but I didn't notice if it was supposed to do that or if it was an error. Now the phone boots up to the lock screen, then freezes. No sleep, the screen stays on, and everything is frozen. What do I do?!?!
[Captivate Android Development] GuitsBoy:
Pull the battery and hope it boots next time. Dont jump the gun and unlock the screen before its fully up and done scanning media / whatever else it does on bootup. If you still cant get it back up and running, you have to use one of the posted fixes to remove the overclock / undervolt mods.
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
you rooted your phone first, proilly messed it up follow these steps if you want JH7

unmount internal sd card and format > flash JH3 with odin one click > master clear with odin click via usb debugging > flash JF7 via odin 3 > clear user data and cache via stock recovery > flash SRE 1.3.1C via recovery
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
1st, deep breath......

Ok

If you read the pages since yesterday when this came out, you would see that many people are having problems with the overclocking/undervolting, which it sounds like is what your problem is. Just start over from the beginning.

Pull the battery to turn it off and start. But either read and follow the earlier posts to install a no oc/uv version (posted a few pages back) or modify the freq_vot method as described a few posts ago....
[Captivate Android Development] OrionSX:
This wouldn't be a problem except I have no access to a computer that I can run ODIN on to fix this! I now have a bricked phone and I'm at work and can do nothing about it. I also need my phone to work because, well, my job kind of demands it so this is not the best situation. Rebooting did nothing, now the device hangs on the S logo. Any suggestions I can try until I can get to a PC not locked down tighter then Alcatraz? >.<

Edit: Just tried another reboot and it booted to lock screen, then froze at the "Preparing Internal Mass Storage" notification...
[Captivate Android Development] imb951:
To anyone who's been flashing anything in Odin recently (JH7 or SRE), make sure to calibrate your battery stats.

Discharge completely, recharge completely, then from ADB

su
rm /data/system/batterystats.bin
[Captivate Android Development] jasonhubsmith:
Damn

This is what ive done to my phone, rooted it with the one-click tool, installed ROM Manager, then downloaded this rom, copied it to the root of my device replacing another update.zip that was there, booted up the phone, installed SRE, and how when I turn on my phone it gets to the security lock screen, and not much after till it resets, it constantly does this and I cant even mount it on my computer. It resets or ill have to take out the battery to restart it, Im not sure what to do to fix this, can anybody help me?
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
One thing is that there was no reason to root prior to installing sre. It roots for you. Start from a STOCK flash.
[Captivate Android Development] OrionSX:
I've rooted and flashed custom ROMs to an HTC Hero, Moto Droid, HTC Incredible, HTC Evo 4G (Supersonic), and the minute I decide to buy a SAMSUNG smartphone, everything screws up. Just brilliant. Does anyone have any idea? I'm having nearly the exact same problem as the guy above. I've tried re-flashing SRE 1.3.1c, but had the same result. The freeze up for me happens at random points shortly after boot up... Occasionally it will freeze on the glowing S logo, then more often then that it freezes on the lockscreen. Occasionally I can get to the homescreen but it freezes immediately there after.
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
keep a linux livecd with you insta unlocks your PC :rolleyes:=) my flavor of choice is backtrack though you would likely prefer ubuntu
[Captivate Android Development] iamcombat:
If there is anyone here using the version just prior to this new one...can you tell me if your google voice search works? Mine will not...even on wifi.
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
dude tech i didnt see you in here! im so excited about beta, i havnt slept in 36 hours and still going! been like hardcore checking my PM's from my phone lol.
[Captivate Android Development] jasonhubsmith:
Im fairly new to using Roms, have only worked on my old ****ty Tilt2, but if im in the predicament that im in now, which is the freezing right after boot, restarting etc, how do I reinstall the stock rom. I read the post that said how to fix it but it didnt make sense to me, at least in a way that would be like, oh okay seems simple enough
[Captivate Android Development] robertwileysr:
While I agree that the lower voltage is causing my device and others to freeze, I don't understand why... I couldn't disagree more that the OC is causing the issue, nobody had this issue with 1.2.3 including myself. I guess my question is why can't some of these devices handle the lower voltages? Aren't they all the same exact hardware running the same exact software? What am i missing here?
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
There is a one click restore.
[Captivate Android Development] OrionSX:
That's not how processors are made... they're all made to certain specifications or ABOVE. Some of our processors might be able to handle a higher overclock and lower undervolt then others, because they're not all manufactured to a maximum specification, they're all manufactured to a minimum specification. The Hummingbirds that don't meet the minimum specifcation are sold to Apple and branded the A4. =P The ones that do are used, and since they only have a minimum voltage and frequency requirement and no maximum, some can end up running faster then others.
[Captivate Android Development] jasonhubsmith:
Sorry for being annoying, but how do I do that or get to that? Still learning with this device, but Ill get it
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
People..... you REALLY need to read the thread. ALMOST EVERYONE is having these problems with these latest versions due to the undervolting, most likely. Seriously, just WAIT for DG to fix and put out a new version, or use one of your backups to return to an earlier setup.

I have posted in this thread v 1.3 and 1.3 w/bloatware so you can use those as what I believe is the last version before he started undervolting.

PLEASE READ.... that's like 40 posts recently all saying the same thing.....

/rant over

;)
[Captivate Android Development] E_man5112:
All processors are different. As long as they can perform well enough for what Samsung deems necessary, they get passed. However, they are manufactured with potential for more, and some people have those lucky chips.

Same thing if you ever overclocked your computer :p
[Captivate Android Development] jasonhubsmith:
EDIT: So what would I need to do to put my phone on its stock rom again? (in simple terms)

Also next time ill read the forums before I jump into a rom again
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
There is a thread for Odin 1 click... I would just link it for you, but you should at least read the instructions in the OP that has the file. Should be one of the top threads in here....
[Captivate Android Development] Reefermattness:
Check out the sticky thread for Odin One Click...
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
BETA 2 LINKS ARE GOING OUT... SHARE AND YOU DIEEE kinda...
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
To answer simply: Yes, and YES, DO!!

You will save yourself MUCH grief if you read about others errors/mistakes rather than making them yourself... =)
[Captivate Android Development] jasonhubsmith:
Thank you, Ill try to not be a dumbass next time
[Captivate Android Development] Reefermattness:
**Crosses Fingers**

Its like winning the lottery.
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
Drooling over beta and prepared to be tortured before saying anything.....

,,,, and even then, I'll only give 'em v 1.3.1 =)
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
you are in the developers section.

see those posts at the top of the section that dont go away no matter what page you are on? those are called stickies. usually they contain information that one might want to read before attempting something crazy like flashing roms all willy nilly. oddly enough the second one in the list is called [STOCK ROM] Odin3 One-Click Downloader and Drivers

i would highly recommend you read at least the first post in that thread.
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
You both got one :D
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
damn...am i invisible?

is this thing on? tap tap tap
[Captivate Android Development] Reefermattness:
Shhhhhhhhh!!!

Great now im gonna have a mob of angry villagers with torches at my door.
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
Forgot sl4a... Haha.. Oh well
[Captivate Android Development] whitenerj:
Can I get a link to the beta dg?
[Captivate Android Development] Landulf:
What does one need to do to get said beta 2 DG?
[Captivate Android Development] s1l3nt:
ahh i wanna taste beta
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
need to know terms regarding flashing, report back problems, be able to find bugs, and fix simple things your self, and recory your phone when you inevitable semi-brick it

ala no SL4A in this flavor

yo DG can i just drop the old sl4a folder from 1.3.1c into this and it work? or is it missing the scripts to install it aswell?
[Captivate Android Development] buddy17:
with the THOUSANDS of ppl claiming so many problems of getting into download mode, bricked phones, reboot loops, force close, shutdowns, etc etc etc....i'm the LAST person that wants to be beta testing. I'll gladly wait for a stable release!! I'm outside my 30 days so i'm not about to screw something up now.

guess i'm the only one though!
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
Its just missing the app. Scripts are there
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
alright so far im downloading, should i use odin or rom manager to apply?
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
Rom manager :)
[Captivate Android Development] whitenerj:
Guess I'm not popular enough yet to get a link for the beta. Oh well I'll just wait for the final.
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
I would LOVE to BETA test, I just don't have the time to put into it.... :-( I already spend most of my work day tinkering with my phone..... I'd get fired for sure. :D
[Captivate Android Development] roadrash7:
So of everyone using 1.3.1c besides like the two or three people who said their getting amazing battery life now, who else is seeing better results. Cause im certainly not, its running fine and smooth, but im definitely not seeing battery life improvements, i think its worse.

Im not running the lagfix though, would that improve battery life

It undervolts on its own right so i dont have to set anything
[Captivate Android Development] johnyhoffman:
I have free time and the knowledge to get back to stock when things go South. Would love to Beta test. Waiting for final is fine too though.

On this thing all day. Might as well be helping out while I tinker.

Dropped w/ Captivate using XDA App
[Captivate Android Development] jhernand1102:
Wow going on 48 hours and I still have 36% battery left...:D Everything is running flawless on JH7 with SRE 1.3.1c..
[Captivate Android Development] johnyhoffman:
I haven't noticed any better/worse battery performance. No random shutdowns or black screens either though. Just stable and moderately fast with lagfix.

Dropped w/ Captivate using XDA App
[Captivate Android Development] vinunleaded182:
1.3.1c is actually screwing me up. Been getting the death sleep since. I really like everything else except the OC/UV feature :(
[Captivate Android Development] warri:
Im still waiting for my link...I'm all and waiting

..sitting in a 3 hour lecture makes me check the forums too much

that ment to say, all nandroided and waiting.. gg swype
[Captivate Android Development] Bowsa2511:
DG, got any spare beta links left ;) ?
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
no beta for you! 1 year!
[Captivate Android Development] bts0uth:
My battery seems to be pretty ****ty too. I have display brightness turned all the way down and only 2 widgets running. I have ATK to auto kill every hour and nothing seems to be helping it last longer.

I just installed Juicedefender today so hopefully that will help but as of now, my battery goes from 100% to dead in about 8 hours. Thats not good :(
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
DG i dont see Rom Mngr, Tibu or google maps in the ap list in the .zip, is this by design or should i drop em in there?
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
link sent!
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
yo DG. throw a dog a bone?
[Captivate Android Development] OrionSX:
Okay, so I fixed my own problem with the information posted here, so I figured I would share my step by step from a new Captivate owner's perspective to help out others.

1. Start from a completely stock standpoint, use Odin if necessary to return to fresh-out-of-teh-box Stock.

2. Download ASTRO File Manager from teh Market.

3. Download SRE 1.3.1c from page 1 of this topic, save to root of SDCard, either via the phone or via computer with USB transfer.

4. Open Astro, find SREv1.zip, rename to Update.zip.

5. Open the update.zip with Astro, browse to update.zip/system/etc/init/ and long press on "freq_volt_table", then select Edit > Copy, and then browse Up to the root of your SDCard, then press Edit at the top and press Paste.

6. Long press on the newly copied file, press Open As, then Text, then File Editor.

7. Change the values in the rows and columns to match these: (Thanks to Warri for the idea)

1100000	200000 1250	1100
1000000	200000 1250	1100
800000	200000 1200	1100
600000	200000 1000	1100
400000	200000	950	1100
200000	200000	950	1100
100000	100000	850	1000

8. After done, hit menu, then Save, then back, press Save again just to be sure.

9. Browse back into the update.zip/system/etc/init/ and long press on the "freq_volt_table" again, this time press Delete.

10. Browse back up to the root of your SDCard, long press on the "freq_volt_table" there, then press Edit, then Copy.

11. Browse back into update.zip/system/etc/init/ and press Edit at the top pane, and then paste. Astro will edit the existing zip archive without recreating it, thus keeping its signed status.

12. Reboot into recovery by powering down, then holding Vol Up and Vol Down and Power until you see the Recovery Menu.

13. Select Reinstall Packages, watch as the update runs. Wait for reboot.

14. After reboot, open ROM Manager. Don't worry, it installed itself in the update.

15. Click Install Clockwork Recovery (not direct quote) and choose your phone model, accept the SU request.

16. Optional: Scroll down and choose Backup Current ROM. Your device will reset again, and you'll be presented with the Recovery menu. Again select Reinstall Packages; this time a different Recovery menu will be presented, scroll down to Nandroid, select it, then Backup. Watch the magic, then reboot when done.

17. At this point, if your phone successfully reboots, your phone can handle the 1.1ghz overclock and mild undervolting. Feel free to apply the lagfix included by opening the SL4A app in your app drawer, or restore your apps at this point, whichever you prefer.

18. Now that you have a safe restore, you can use Root Explorer to visit the same folder on your phone (/system/etc/init.d/) open the voltage table, and adjust the maximum cpu setting (first column, first row, top left value) back to 1200000, save, then reboot. If your phone is stable, great, if not, simply reboot into Clockwork Recovery by pressing Reinstall Packages at the stock recovery menu, and restore the Nandroid backup you made in step 16. Hopefully.

19. Profit.
[Captivate Android Development] whitenerj:
ditto!!!!!!
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
lol. i must be on his ignore list. or my humor doesnt come through. i think i was the first to offer to beta test this thing....
[Captivate Android Development] androidftwin:
quick question,

do you by any chance know the stock voltages ? is it suppose to be 1300 for all speeds?
[Captivate Android Development] xatrekak:
uh no one knows the clock volt cause you cant read it but i will assume its close to this

1300

1200

1100

1050

950

850

850

850

850