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[Vibrant Android Development] IronWolve:
I have lots of apps and widgets, noticed the lag, and did the old /dbdata/data to /data/data link method.

Reverted that, then tried to install the RyanZA apk, but the lagfix gave me a SD card error. Extracted the files and did a manual install.

Reran the quadrant benchmark, scores before and after, noticed the improvement on the I/O pieces.

Good job.

Now if froyo was out for the vibrant! ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] designerfx:
Want to see the difference firsthand? Try opening up google voice app, once with lagfix and once without. You will see a difference. It opens immediately with lagfix and takes about 3 or 4 seconds without.
[Vibrant Android Development] removesstains:
I have not preformed any type of lag fix to my vibrant yet. i haven't used google voice since the last time i rebooted my phone. Plus i use autostarts to prevent it from running at launch. Anyway i just opened it and it maybe took "1 Mississippi" to open up the 1st time. Now thats its been opened once, it opens instantly now.

I've been holding off on doing the lagfix because after watching this thread for several days. it doesn't seem stable since many have posted problems. Also it doesn't seem like i'm having any of these crazy lags that other people are posting.

I don't use live wallpapers, i run 3 active widgets, and i use the ADW Launcher. I'm getting 891 on quadrant. i use no lock and my wakes up instantly when i push the power button.

I need to see some comparison videos to see what the hoopla is all about.
[Vibrant Android Development] floepie:
I just received a replacement Vibrant, and I'd like to get this new one the way my present one is. I have root (update.zip method), Clockwork Recovery via ROM Manager, and the lag fix (Tatayama's update.zip).

Can I simply take the new one, root it, install Clockwork recovery, and restore the "nandroid backup"?

Or, would I first need to un-do the lag fix, backup and restore? In other words, does the lag fix carry over the lag fix with its ext2 loopback file?
[Vibrant Android Development] gthmcty1:
Has anyone used the one-click apk file with success on their rooted vibrant?
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
I use google voice significantly since I'm too cheap to pay for text, why when gv is free?? anyways, that is probably one of the biggest reasons i want to do this fix. Google voice opens instantly with the fix. Without the fix, if you're like me, and you have a lot of text in the inbox, it literally takes upwards of 3-4 seconds just to open. trust me on that.

unfortunately, like some people, i reverted back to stock because i too am wary if anything goes wrong with this fix. still waiting for the all powerful 2.2....
[Vibrant Android Development] nasman1993:
Is this the same as the lagfix found here?

http://android.modaco.com/content/s...fix-using-internal-memory-and-playlogo1-hack/

That's what I have installed, so is this better?
[Vibrant Android Development] pychobj2001:
i have been using ryanza's lagfix for a long time and loved the speed increase...but hated the issues...apps not installing...going back and forth with nandroid data would get corupt...i uninstall-ed and phone still flys...so i'll wait for bugs to get fixed or froyo....
[Vibrant Android Development] pinoiryder:
everythng seems working good.. i notice that opening text message has lag.. anyone experiencing this?
[Vibrant Android Development] achild:
I wasn't able to get this the batch file work on eugene's vibrant6. Ended up cwm restoring back to pre-lagfix...

Went through all the way and everything looked like it was going great, but the performance was the same if not worst then before, and quadrant score was around 830.

If someone figures out how to get this to work on vibrant6 it would be appreciated! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] xspeed9190:
vibrant6, same thing happened to me. I did the update.zip version. the 512mb caused my phone to act odd. I did a nand restore then wipe then did the 1024mb and got a quadrant of 2179. i noticed it took a little time to boot up after the first reboot.
[Vibrant Android Development] CamachoInc:
lag fixed

I went to this link on youtube and followed instructions for lag fix and its works great and lag is gone. Phone is so much faster.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dSg3qsD7QQ
[Vibrant Android Development] ram100987:
I think I've given up trying to apply this lag fix unless an update comes out. I've tried several times to flash it with both the update.zip method and the original method. I kept getting an error with the update.zip method when running the sl4a app that it could not open sh. The original method seemed to work properly (a lot of force closes on the phones end which seemed appropriate when system files were being shuffled around but no errors on the computer end.), but after a reboot and running quadrant I was still getting no better than high 800s. I tried undoing the fix which seemed to work flawlessly (no errors or force closes on either end) and tried it again with same results. I even tried wiping and restoring a previous nand backup (not factory fresh but before messing with lag fix) and tried the fix one last time to no avail... Sane as previous attempts. So I'm done with this one unless there's a major update.
[Vibrant Android Development] djunio:
Do you have only 2 partitions? Mines didn't work with 3, I got rid of the swap and everything was good.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram100987:
I haven't tinkered with the partitions, they are as stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] gthmcty1:
I just tried the one click application last night and I installed it the first time and it said everything was good to go I used the youtube method and I got it to boot after the install but I was still getting 921 scores so I tried to install again and I got a FC and I had to reboot and I got stuck at the "S" Galaxy screen so I had to reinstall my OS and thank goodness I did nandroid back up THANK YOU CLOCKWORK!!!

I think for now I will just wait for the Froyo or CM6 update
[Vibrant Android Development] ejamin73:
Holy $h!t!!!!!!!!!!! 2297 :eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] kolyan:
Numbers don't really mean anything, except for graphics maybe....

My 925 stock with small lag fix works just as fast as when I had 2200
[Vibrant Android Development] RyanZA:
Hey, I've got a new update available! ;)

It is an APK version, which means you run it like any other app. It is designed to be easy to use and hopefully not cause any problems!

Check it out here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=760571
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Has anyone run into the following error. I just redid everything on my phone, and for some reason every "lagfix" gives the following error. No idea why, but its common throughout the various fixes.

mount: mounting /data/ext2data/data on /data/data failed: No such file or direct
ory
mount: mounting /data/ext2data/system on /data/system failed: No such file or di
rectory
mount: mounting /data/ext2data/dalvik-cache on /data/dalvik-cache failed: No suc
h file or directory
#
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
I'm seeing the same exact thing on my phone, I just took it off and just running eugene's v6 rom, the speed difference is non-existant to me and I've got over 100 apps
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Would really appreciate it if someone who has run into the above error could let us know how you fixed it. Have this error on every lag fix that uses a looped ext partition. Had no issue the first time I tried to install, but when I attempted to start from scratch I consistently got this mount error. Any help would be appreciated =)

EDIT: lol, no idea how this got posted again. My original post is about 100 posts back,
[Vibrant Android Development] MINUS Stl:
That's exactly what I've been dealing with for the past few days. Keep having to go back to ttabbal's data-2sd-v2.zip with JAC's v6 kernel.....and with that comes the wake lag. :(

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7887436&postcount=592
[Vibrant Android Development] _Opiate_:
The only way I was able to get around it was to reformat my internal memory reflash/repartion via Odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] samoelito:
is it pssible to use this kernel mod with the lagfix?
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
yes , just use the init.d flash with no dc2sd

On another note, is anyone else seeing corruption affecting stability after a week or so. Even using EXT4 and checking the file system on boot, I notice eventual corruption of some data, which causes the phone to rebuild dalvik on every boot, causing it to boot very slowly every time (not normal :-| ). A restore to a previous nandroid backup always fixes it, so Im assuming its corruption within the loopback partition. Anyone else with a similar situation?
[Vibrant Android Development] Chief Geek:
I encountered one issue when using this app. It errored and failed saying "broken pipe" So out of desperation I rebooted and ran again. Bazinga, it worked. Scored flucuate a little. Here's my best of 3.
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
used the apk downloaded from market. everything worked after a couple tries, kept getting broken pipeline.

after it installed and rebooted, could not for the life of me get data on the phone. had to revert. anyone know how to fix the data issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] rurounij:
Installation was fairly painless until I applied the lag fix and rebooted. It booted up to the samsung vibrant text screen and then went black. I thought I bricked the phone when nothing happened after about a minute. I rebooted again with the power button and the same thing happened. At this point I was almost certain that I flushed $500 down the toilet. Luckily, after a few minutes it finished loading/installing and booted normally.

After applying the lagfix, android market runs quicker now and I noticed some apps run better as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] iwasblown:
do you know how to restore partitions. I have no phone storage anymore. I just have sd card, i lost the 2 gig phone storage in rom manager and now I cannot install any applications from the market
[Vibrant Android Development] JD76:
Hi everyone... I rooted my phone last night and now the phone flies with this fix. Truly amazing....

One issue I do notice however, even though my screen timeout is set at 30 seconds, the screen no longer goes to sleep automatically. It has to be done by pressing the power button. Anyone else having this issue? Any fix?
[Vibrant Android Development] coolguyphani:
i want to use your lag fix software from appbrain and install it and run....only is dat da process..??do i loose warranty..??because people say it gets rooted for dis....

also can i update to froyo wen it is officially released if i do dis lag fix..??

thanx in advance...

please reply
[Vibrant Android Development] jrkart99:
Sorry I'm a bit of a noob. Previously has stock rom and was running tayutama version of ryanza's lag fix. I was running quads in the 2000 with no lag. I flashed bionix 1.3 and love it, but found that my quads went down to 880. I can't run the voodoo fix. Tried to run ryanza's lag fix again, nothing.

1) is there something that i'm doing wrong?

2) is the ryanza fix causing voodoo not to work?

3) is there anything i can do to get my quads back up?
[Vibrant Android Development] gravis86:
It's because you didn't uninstall the Tayutama lag fix before flashing. So basically it's still there but disabled. That's why re-running it doesn't work, because it's already installed. And of course Voodoo won't install because you have Tayutama installed and it's conflicting...

You have two choices:

1. Search the forum for the commands to re-enable the fix

2. Re-flash to stock using Odin and check the "re-partition" box.

I chose option two and installed the Voodoo fix, and I much prefer it over the sym-linking (RyanZA, Tayutama, etc) fixes. And don't worry about Quadrant scores. My phone runs much faster with Voodoo than it did with RyanZA, but it has lower Quadrant scores. Quadrant isn't reporting real-life I/O speeds, just theoretical ones. That's why Voodoo is the only "real" fix out there. It actually fixes the problem rather than putting a Band-Aid over it.
[Vibrant Android Development] vgz01:
I have somewhat of a problem, and hope that someone can either help me out and/or point me towards the right direction.

I had a stock, rooted phone, nothing special, and decided to try the RyanZA OCLF app. Worked like a charm, simply installed EXT2 tools and did lag fix which was at v1 at the time.

Fast forward to a week ago, when I was curious to try Bionix 1.3. I did "Undo OneClickLagFix" and did NOT uninstall EXT2 Tools, thinking it wasn't necessary to do. Anyway, I ran Quadrant and my score was back in the 700s, where it was pre-Lag Fix, and further verified that the lag fix was gone by going back into the RyanZA app and seeing that "OneClickLagFix v1" went from being unavailable to Available again.

Once I confirmed that I undid the LagFix, I took a Nandroid backup and flashed Bionix 1.3 (stock kernel). This ROM rocks! I was waiting it out to see if I could use this ROM without a lagfix, but it was back to being a little too non-responsive between opening apps for my taste. It also made the email app useless again with my work account (the lag fix previously fixed this slowness issue for me). So, I decided to install the LagFix again. I downloaded and installed the latest version of RyanZA OCLF, but I see that both OneClicklagFix V2.1 and Undo OneClickLagFix V2 are Unavailable. The one I applied previously was v1, but both OneClickLagFix v1+ AND Undo OneClickLagFix v1+ are both showing up as Unavailable.

When I press on either of the Installs (v1+ and v2), I receive a message saying "You already appear to have another lag fix installed (/system/bin/playlogos1 less than 5kb)

When I press on Undo LagFix v2 it says "You do not appear to have a v2 lagfix installed (/dbdata/ext2data does not exist)"

When I click on Undo LagFix v1+ it says "You do not appear to have a v1 lagfix installed (free space on /data matches /data/data.)

The last option I could think of trying was Repair/Clean Lagfixes, but that too is Unavailable and when pressed says "No problems detected."

Sorry for the long-winded post, but I am just trying to be as thorough as I can in explaining everything in the hopes that someone may be able to assist. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] gravis86:
It's called READ! This is from the OP in the Bionix thread:
[Vibrant Android Development] vgz01:
well I got owned, but rightfully so. Thanks for posting the info.
[Vibrant Android Development] jrkart99:
hey thanks, can I get back thru one of my clockwork backup and then undo it? then go back and flash bionix and voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] jonjacobmoon:
Bricked phone?

Well, I may have really screwed up my phone.

Awhile back, I put RyanZAs lagfix on it, but today I tried to uninstall it using the script (I installed it before the one click was available).

It seemed to run fine... rebooted.... and it boots to the animation screen and then goes dark with the touch sensitive buttons lighted. (Is this the infamous soft brick?)

So what do I do? I am on a Mac so ODIN won't work for me. Is there a way to fix this via adb? I am not an expert at adb, but I could follow along if anyone can give me a step by step. I am content, at this point, with just flashing back to the original ROM. I have done titianium backups for so I have that. (I should mention that my nandroid seems to have disappeared. I tried to go to "Reinstall Packages" in recovery mode and it was not there.)

Thanks for any help.... I am a little freaked and would love to get my phone back to normal.
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
Install tools. Hit fix playlogos file then lag fix will work
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
I did the same thing just to test it. You may not like to hear this, but you have to essentially do a factory reset via recovery. Boot into recovery (vol down + vol up + power or type 'adb reboot recovery' from command prompt). Once there, delete all user data and the cache data.

You'll have to reinstall all of your apps, but that's better than having a broken phone. Hope this helps!
[Vibrant Android Development] natecglenn:
Is this working flawlessly on ji6 update?
[Vibrant Android Development] hydrogenman:
it works, but it breaks haptic feedback
[Vibrant Android Development] afxiso:
Volume Bug After Ryanza Root

My Vibrant external speaker sounds even when i connect the earphones there is any fix? for this?

this are my specs:/

----------------------------

Vibrant Runing Stock Ji6

Flashed with Odin

Rooted with RyanZa

LagFix V2+

Quadrant Shows: 2232

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[Vibrant Android Development] jonjacobmoon:
I don't mind the wipe. I just want my phone back. Plus, I might be able to use titanium to get back to where I was.

BUT, I did what you said and not I get a series of force closes whcih I do but I can't get past TwLauncher force closing. It just cycles back to the force close dialog.

Maybe I can do a complete wipe via adb and install the stock ROM that way?
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
I'd be careful trying until this gets updated. A couple of us attempted and we couldn't get the phone to completely boot.
[Vibrant Android Development] z0phi3l:
Another weird issue I've encountered after updating, rerooting and using the lag fix, when I have the USB cord attached I loose all network connectivity, still shows that it's connected my router but there is no access, just checked and 3G still connects, so it's only interfering with WiFi at the moment, unless it's not related at all to the lag fix, but that's all Ive done so far

This is using the OCLF app from the market if it helps
[Vibrant Android Development] belial20xx:
I am not sure if it has been posted but I will say my results. I flashed ji6 and tried to apply oclf v2 and it was causing issue with the vibration so I removed and tried oclf v1 via the sam app and works perfect. Yet to experience issues. Plus the phone now gets 2247 in quadrent. RFS is crap and sammy needs to move away from it in froyo.
[Vibrant Android Development] JWhipple:
An update just came down to my phone for the lag fix - can anyone confirm that it resolves the vibrate issue on the Vibrant with JI6 ?

<EDIT> - Haptic feedback/ vibrate issue RESOLVED!
[Vibrant Android Development] djphillyphil101:
:( didnt undo lag fix before ota, restore boot animation doesnt do anything, cant repair/clean, havnt done a factory data reset yet. do i need do a factory data reset then, reinstall oclf, then restore boot animation? :confused: will that repair the lag fix? yes ive read through older post and they all say the restore the boot logo fixes the problem, is the restore boot logo the same as restore boot animations in oclg? please help, cause i really want to flash the bionix 1.9.1 but i feel like i need to fix this first so i dont F anything up
[Vibrant Android Development] jpone7:
Yes, from the looks of it the OCLF update did fix the haptic feedback issue. Im currently running the JI6 stock update with oclf and everything works fine
[Vibrant Android Development] g1911:
Bionix_Obsidan_v2 and RyanZA's lag fix

Has anyone got the lag fix to work with Bionix v2 ROM? I cannot get the lag fix to run. It shows the "OneClickLagFixvV1" and "OneClickLagFixv2.2" as unavailable. However, when I select it, it comes up with this error, "You do not have a /system/bin/playlogos1//system/bin/playlogo file". I have clicked the restore boot animation and installed the Ext2 tools. Please help!
[Vibrant Android Development] NCn1:
Is it working well with JL1?
[Vibrant Android Development] g1911:
Not sure what JL1 is or why needed. Please advise...thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] drhonk:
Click on 'fix bootanimation' then you will have 'OneClickLagFixv2.2' option available
[Vibrant Android Development] NCn1:
JL1 is a newly released modem. improves data connection, gps, and battery life. Its not needed because its still in beta.

I was asking because im planning to upgrade to Nero 2 and want to use this as a lag fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] g1911:
Restore boot animination returns this error, "This lag fix failed..." no such file/directory exists.
[Vibrant Android Development] zharptitza:
Couple things. The general steps are to 1. install EXT2 tools 2. Fix Boot Animation 3. run Lagfix.

However, if you have apps installed on the SD card you cannot run the lag fix. You can move them over to internal using the batch tools in Titanium Backup. That's the main reason I've seen the lag fix fail.
[Vibrant Android Development] g1911:
hmmm....no apps on SD card. install Ext2 tools is disabled. I did do a "force anyway". Says successfully installed. Then I run boot animation, still get error that it cannot find the file. I may have to wipe and reload ROM. Dont want to really do that, but running out of options.
[Vibrant Android Development] EverRude:
I'm using this lag fix with aospish jk2 rom, the blackfroyo theme and the jl1 modem. No issues. Very happy.
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
can't get this to work with my phone and macbook
[Vibrant Android Development] rhcp011235:
If you use my script. Place all files inside the android-sdk-mac_86/tools/

or, Make a symlink for adb in your /bin
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
Ran the script got 2058 in Quadrant, then cleaned out Samsung bloatware and useless apps that I previously installed. Jumped to 2238.

Runs, syncs fasters, FB and twitter update faster... Everything is better, period.
[Vibrant Android Development] rhcp011235:
I take no credit in this. Other then making a mac/unix port. which was nothing.

I have no idea about the advantage. But, I think only mk.fsext2 works? I am not sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
It's a batch script. As is, it's not gonna run on OSX. I haven't looked at it, but I'm highly confident that it could be converted to a shell script easily.
[Vibrant Android Development] rhcp011235:
Dude.

Download my version from the first page. its for mac osx.
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
Has anyone ran this on eugene's 2.1 rom release, the newest one?
[Vibrant Android Development] BigWorldJust:
Yeah word I can't get the drivers to install. Can anyone tell me how? I am running Windows 7 btw.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I posted a version of this in my thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7523248

I'll attach the file here as well. This will find your /sd-ext data and dalvik if you have them there and copy them into a newly created ext4 container in /data. This requires the JAC kernel and init.d hacks. It uses ext4, rather than ext2, and includes an fsck at boot. It will clean up all the other data/cache moving stuff I know about, so should be safe for anyone that's run the other versions. Flash from ROM manager, it will take some time to create and format the container, then copy all your data over to it before it reboots.

I don't see a huge difference in Quadrant this way, still 1500-1800. I think the ext4 stuff is slowing it down a bit. ext2 is faster, but with no shutdown scripting support, it's going to get corrupted sooner or later. Just make sure you keep backups if you want to keep using it.

I do notice that some things that the /sd-ext version slowed down a bit, like opening ROM Manger, are faster in this version. Interesting.

We're getting enough versions of this stuff we might need an index thread. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Thank you so much for modifying this. I've taken a look at this script, and its MUCH cleaner and easier for those of us that are already using an EXT-hack w/ JAC's Kernel. The original script was real messy and a pain when using it w/ an EXT hack: have to revert, ensure revert occured properly, delete a2sd and dc2sd files, etc.

Much appreciated!

Which zip that cleans dalvik? Ive only seen the revert zip from ttabal that disables the dc2ext
[Vibrant Android Development] BrandonB1218:
I can confirm that the OSX script works flawlessly. Getting 2097 on Quadrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
Sorry, Just checked now. Hadn't been back to the first page since the updates.