yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
No problems here. I was sending emails back and fourth for 2 hours while I as at the gym yesterday.
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Geez, even when you are taking care of yourself you are working on something else.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
2nd day of use and I'd sware the battery life is getting even better. ;)

Damn this thing is smooooooooth.....

You guys are awesome.
[Vibrant Android Development] Lavundra21:
still cant figure this damn gps out.. i run a gps test and it says ive found 11 satellites pretty quick. but i dont seem to be connected to any of them tho. how to i make them connect? what can i do?

and yes i am running this 1.8 bionix rom with the stock kernel...
[Vibrant Android Development] ebullient:
You need a computer to go back to stock. You can try different ROMs pretty painlessly as long as you stick to the stock kernel but I would suggest securing access to a computer as soon as possible if you're serious about trying this stuff out.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr2t32:
have you tried clearing the data? Got application, change the filter to all and look for gmail. That's what i did last time i had that problem.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
How are you running a 1.3Ghz sombionix? Did Jac release a new 1.3Ghz Kernel or you modified one?

In either case, can you release just the kernel for 1.3Ghz? I would love to say I'm running my phone at the speed of a medium-sized laptop lol. I assume it still keeps the UV tweaks in for lower frequencies, correct?
[Vibrant Android Development] abiangelito:
Rom's amazing I'm trying since yesterday and everything is running smoothly, good battery optimized go from 7:30 am to 100% at 13:30 pm with 85% of normal use, 3G, phone calls, social networks, all with Battery Reconditioning everything is perfect thank you very much ... donation made ... good job .. sorry for my English ... I am from Ecuador
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
He answered this earlier. It's a king kernel only available to subscribers on kings site.
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
So say I had a computer how would I get back to stock what would I have to do I'm sorry for the questions man I know its a pain but I just want to know I'm sure I could use a friends computer

The guy on the couch
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Don't worry...your English and typing skills are better than a lot of people from the U.S. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
hahahahaha, I couldnt agree more.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Best way to do it, as far as I'm concerned, is to follow the directions on the first page of this thread, "Did You Flash Something Before Disabling Voodoo? 2 Fixes to Help You Out."

It may be a bit of extra work, but it's what I would do at this point if I had the need.

Learn about Odin. It's good stuff to know. I had to do it eventually, and am glad I did.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Haha, thanks. I can't follow this topic with 50 pages up daily. We're up to 850s now? Never really seen something like that on a forum. Gonna check King's kernels then. Do you know the effect on battery for those Kernels? I'm on Jac's 1.1 as of now.

Platinum membership is paid only. I suppose I'll hold off for now.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
:D:D;):cool::cool: I'm shocked too..it's performing as well as 2.2 did on my n1 if not better...even my battery life is great..I feel like I can go 2days now.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I think I'm going to flash kings, I've been using jac's exclusively, but I may as well try out others to see if there are any notable differences for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] Slashedice:
I've been lurking awhile these boards, but I have to say that bionix 1.8 is one of the best roms I've tried so far. Excellent work.

One problem though, I seem to still get random lockups when listening to pandora. I've used setcpu and set my min/max to 200/1200, so I don't think its that. I hope I didn't miss anything.

Thanks again for the bionix 1.8 :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] abiangelito:
Thanks I strive to achieve a good English ...
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
I gotta do some searching cause I have no idea what odin is

The guy on the couch
[Vibrant Android Development] disturkis4u:
1.8 doesn't have the froyo market like 1.7 did?
[Vibrant Android Development] Spiffywerks:
Hmm... I noticed something missing from the JI6 Update, No HD Camcorder Shortcut. Could we possibly get this? Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Check out the Vibrant Bible...lot of good information there.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=771111
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
The "2.2 Froyo Market" was removed in 1.8 due to issues with applications not showing up in the 2.2 market for a lot of users.

Jac's and KK kernels will be comprable in both performance and battery life. Yeah, the 1.3 OC kernel is with a Paid Platinum membership only. Good for supporting the DEV.
[Vibrant Android Development] jmerchant:
Bionix 1.8:

- Complete JI6 Build

- JI2 modem for better battery life while maintaining great data (if you want JI6 modem, you'll have to flash it separately for the time being)

- Fixed camera storage issue where 100's of blank files were being created

- Made one last and final GPS fix (I've been consistently getting 9-10 sat locks within 7 seconds, 3 meter accuracy)

- 2.1 stock MMS.apk now with puzzle notifications (Twiz mms wasn't sending/receiving pictures messages)

- Fixed live wallpaper issue

- Added back 2.1 market so ALL apps were visible

- I9000 camera

- FFC support - camera verified working with my rom (video is still questionable, I need someone to test)

- Fixed call volume (I hope, let me know)

- New live wallpaper

- More speed tweaks - this puppy is SMOOOOTH

- New wallpaper (Yeah...its October!)

- Stealth page identifiers - only active on screen touch

- Pandora issue fixed

- Updated Rom Manager

- Updated Gtalk
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Hey, is there voodoo with the kk kernel? I was going to flash it instead of using jacs, but I didn't see one with voodoo.

Sent from my speed demon.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Good god I'm loving this ROM. It is as claimed, fast and stable, and I even put on Voodoo for the first time.

Sombionix, gonna tip your alcoholiday fund for when you need one.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
This is because the froyo market made many of the apps (many of them paid) not visible. I returned the 2.1 market to ensure that everyone was able to see the apps they wanted, especially the apps they already paid for.
[Vibrant Android Development] GunBuri:
First post!
[Vibrant Android Development] boogerburns:
Voodoo Lag fix isn't just a file, its a Kernel. So no you cant have KingKlick's kernel with Voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] tdonnelly0987:
Upgrade from 1.7 to 1.8

Can I flash Bionix 1.8 w/Jacs OC/UV kernel over the Bionix 1.7 w/Jacs OC/UV kernel after performing a nandroid backup?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Yes, I just did this last night, although I opted for 1.8 w/ Voodoo. It is tres sweet.
[Vibrant Android Development] lifted24:
i love bionix!!

this is my first post. but anyways, ive been using 1.6 and 1.7 bionix and im about to try the KK 1.8 right now. i was wondering since i conditioned my battery after 1.7 do i have to do it again after i flash 1.8? mad props to the dev. i just hope the volume during calls is fixed. that's my biggest worry although on the first post it did say its fixed (i hope) LOL.
[Vibrant Android Development] crisarn:
Thanks got it back up again.
[Vibrant Android Development] boogerburns:
You only need to condition your battery every week or two. So no.
[Vibrant Android Development] FlipnKraut:
Since the stock 2.1 market now has the various 2.2 market features, could you somehow work that in?
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
Ok, someone mention to me clearing my dalvik cache might resolved my pandora freezing issue. I tried it and sadly to say it still freezes. Im thinking about reverting back to stock and wiping all data clear. then reflash back to 1.8 and this time i will try kk kernal and see what happens. wish me luck.
[Vibrant Android Development] ogerisg321:
I love 1.8 so far but I have one complaint. This happened when I was on 1.7 as well but not on 1.6.

When I am on a phone call and I hit the power button to put the phone on standby, I can't get back to any screen unless I hang up the call. It just shows a blank screen with the background but doesn't give me any options. I can't even drag down my notification bar. I don't know if it's because I'm using the puzzle lock unlock screen or is it just something that is built into the ROM that needs to be fix or a setting issue.

Thanks for the ROM though.
[Vibrant Android Development] boogerburns:
I had the same problem. I also had a problem where I would try to wake up the screen through the power button, and it would flash and go back to sleep. I'm pretty sure it had to do with the Kernel/baseband combination (JAC+JI6) because whenever Sombionix went back to JI2 baseband that problem disappeared.
[Vibrant Android Development] ogerisg321:
But I'm on JI2 and it's doing that....I flashed the 1.8 with voodoo and that's when the problem. I'll try flashing 1.8 without voodoo to see if it fixes the issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
People are confused about what "conditioning your battery" actually is. The process has NOTHING to do with the hardware and EVERYTHING to do with the software.

When you flash a new ROM, it has no idea what kind of battery you are using, what it's current charge is (because it has no 'reference' point of Full->Depleted), or how much power consumption there is, (again, because of lack of reference). So, what you are doing when we say "Condition your battery" is actually "Conditioning your ROM" so that it has reference points of Full (when you reset the battery stats) and depleted (when the phone shuts itself off).

That being said, If you flash a new ROM, you NEED to "Re-condition your battery" in order to have accurate battery time.
[Vibrant Android Development] elsocplayer:
Ok I finally decided to jump on to this Rom after finding out how great mybackup pro is. I hate installing apps with the titanium back up feature to restore and I was too lazy. Anyway, 1.8 is what the vibrant needed, best Rom on any phone I've owned and tried a variety of roms my only concern is the low call volume. Any fix for this?

Sent from Vibrant XDA app
[Vibrant Android Development] boogerburns:
Isn't the battery stats saved on one of the NANDs that isn't flashed? It was on the G1. That's where I'm pulling my knowledge from. I could be wrong.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
This could be true. I am not an expert on the inner workings of the phone, or the battery. I am just speaking from experience and from what I have learned from reading the forums and talking to the devs.
[Vibrant Android Development] boogerburns:
Well that is definitely interesting to know. I personally have stopped using Voodoo Kernel because its just too needy. You need to disable it when you flash/Nandroid/etc. Also it doesnt work with every phone, etc.

I use the JAC's flavor with the created EXT2 partition. Works just as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] boogerburns:
Its also two different hardware manufactures HTC and Samsung, so they could do things differently. PM one of the Devs? I'm really curious now.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I believe (almost 100%) that it only happens with the puzzle unlock screen. Try another unlock screen and test it out.
[Vibrant Android Development] djf8:
Sombionix shouldn't you be digging into that froyo source right about now instead of helping people in this thread. I kid I kid..... =)
[Vibrant Android Development] Chamgea:
So there's 2 apparent different methods to 'recondition battery"...

The one in the OP...

Battery Reconditioning:

1. Charge phone completely, leave plugged into power

2. Boot into recovery

3. Wipe battery stats

4. Reboot

5. Remove power cable

6. Drain that sucker all the way

7. Recharge fully

8. Rejoice!"

and in the Q&A section...

1.) Drain your battery to the point it shuts off on it's own..

2.) Plug it in & let it charge over night (While it is still off)

3.) Launch into ClockWork Recovery by holding the "VOL UP", "VOL DOWN", & "Power" release those buttons after you see the second Vibrant screen.

4.) Press "reinstall packages" (It should take you to the Clockwork Mod Recovery screen, If it didn't then press "reinstall packages' again)

5.) Go to "advanced"

6.) Press "Wipe Battery Stats"

7.) Reboot

** I drain my battery to as low as it will go, but not all the way. I also charge it for only about an extra hour max, once it's fully charged. **

Does it matter what method is used? Is one right?
[Vibrant Android Development] ogerisg321:
Ok, I kinda understand what you're saying. I new to this but know enough to disable it when flashing and all that stuff.

That second part kinda just flew over my head.

Ok I will try it out and let you know how it goes.

Thanks for letting me know.
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
I think we were misled back then. The reason is because on the G1 most of the roms available were no-wipe roms. You could be using cyanogenmod then flash over to superD without a wipe. But they always said to wipe battery stats. These roms that we're using wipe data which also wipes our battery stats. Just like it was stated a couple posts up, we're not reconditioning our battery, we're reconditioning the rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Just to be perfectly clear, does that mean we don't need to manually wipe batt stats?
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
Anyone get down to the bottom of the music play back freezes? Its happened with both music player and Pandora while doing other things on the phone (usually xda). Phone will freeze and you have to pull the battery.

I've seen it mentioned and ignored several times.

Sorry if the solution was hidden in the thousands of posts and I skimmed over it....
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Not when flashing one of these roms that automatically wipes. You should however wipe battery stats when reconditioning your battery. I usually let it die, then reboot into recovery, wipe stats then pull battery. Plug it back in and let it charge overnight, and then power on in the morning. It seems like a lot of steps but it helps. For the most part I stopped doing that. I stopped caring about what the battery meter says and just play it by ear. I know this phone can last a full day with decent use. I have played Homerun3d Baseball for 2 hours after getting the flashing battery icon. The battery meter might be inconsistent from rom to rom but the battery itself will last just as long... provided that there isn't an app that is zapping it in the background. Hope that helps.
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates23:
They are basically the same thing only the second one has more detailed information on how to wipe the battery stats...which is basically getting into clockwork recovery, selecting advanced and wipe battery stats (which by the way....on the G1 it used to confirm that the battery stats were wiped, on this recovery all i get is a return to the previous screen.

basically fully charge, reboot and wipe abttery stats, disconnect charger, let it drain till it shuts down (yes you want a full drain so the stats know what min and max is...if it doesnt shutdown then your min will not be exact), then recharge,....a full 3 chrages and discharges were also recommended before you would actually see the full results of the reconditioning.

I would like to know if you need to do it for every Rom or if it is stored in NAND like in the G1. In the G1 I would only wipe battery stats occasionally when i wanted to ensure better battery life..not every update for CM.

I am also contemplating if I should update to 1.8 cause bionix updates rather frequently (not complaining..keep up the great work...just waiting for the right update to apply) and wipes before each install....i have titanium pro and restoring isn't so bad..just quite a bit of work after each flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] iflyabeech:
I have tried both non-voodoo kernels and they are working great...Anyone know why the phone displays a 4g icon instead of 3G?
[Vibrant Android Development] theprovidence:
will this work on the captivate??
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
Master posted a logcat of pandora freezing and it seemed that post was ignored too.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
You are using the stock twiz framework? I think it's just a silly mod put in to that by master to impress people, you are still connecting to 3g, the icon is just modified
[Vibrant Android Development] iflyabeech:
Haha.. yes. thats what I thought! The black notification pull down wouldn't display my weatherbug text correctly on the other framework
[Vibrant Android Development] e46ci:
Great rom... 1st time flashing any type of ROM. Like how fast it is and how smooth everything is.

Wake up this morning and see that 2.2 has been released... somewhat disappointed b/c the only reason I flashed was to get 2.2 like speed. Now It seems like I will lose all the cool functionality (no bloatware) i got w/this rom when I go to 2.2 :(

Again, great job, man!
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
I have a question, and yes I have searched for two days now trying everything I could find with no luck.

I am running 1.8 Jac's Kernel OC/UV/Voodoo.

I really really really like the MMS in 1.4 with the bubbles.

Here is what I have tried:

1)I found the CM MMS apk that I found on this thread and pushed it, ran fix_permissions, cleared cache/data...it works but turns out it's not the one with bubbles...

2) grabbed the MMS.apk from 1.4, pushed it, ran fix_permissions, cleared cache/data...it works but not an actual MMS message, never sends.

2a) tried to delete my APN and have the phone search for TMO, and re-register, still no luck.

2b) tried the above again, and ran fix_permissions and rebooted the phone. still no luck.

How do I get this resolved? I started from a fresh wipe/install of the orignal stock ROM via Odin 1.3, then rooted, installed 1.8/OC/UV/voodoo before i tried any of the above.

Please? I really really really like the bubbles, IDK y, i just do... ;-)

Oh yeah, I did all of the above with Voodoo disabled, just like everyone suggests....
[Vibrant Android Development] phonepersonality:
Wait, What?!!!

Maybe you're pulling HSPA+ connectivity man.

Lucky you.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
2.2 hasn't been released, just the source code, and it was for the I9000. The source code is definitely helpful, but it will still take some serious development to get it working 100% on our devices.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I activated the HSPA in this release. I forgot to put that in the op. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] phonepersonality:
You really are kinda awesome dude.

Nuff Respec'
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Hah, just a small oversight. LOL :)
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
So are you guys digging this 1.8 ROM with JAC's OC kernel or is the stock kernel good with this one?
[Vibrant Android Development] ardchoille:
They're both great from what I've seen.
[Vibrant Android Development] e46ci:
does t-mobile offer 4g / hspa? if so, is there an option to turn it on?
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
I really like JAC's for the battery savings but is it necessary?
[Vibrant Android Development] jmerchant:
This is my first time flashing a ROM of any type...so I wen for it with JAC's and OC/UV and Voodoo

And I'm really loving it...seriously...sure there's little things here and there...but the performance totally make up for it...
[Vibrant Android Development] iflyabeech:
lol.... thats funny
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
It was a joke. While t-mobile does offer hspa already, our vibrants are not equipped with the hardware needed to utilize the speed
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
I wish I could use the Voodoo...sniff sniff....
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
any particular reason you can't? if it's the larger NAND, then you'll be happy to know that you can! look up master's post in general for instructions.
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Yeah I saw that. I just don't feel like going through all that, lol. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I fixeded you're first post for you. You are teh welcome! :D lol
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
hi i just flashed this.

Is there any reason why my 3g/edge connection has now stopped working as soon as i flashed this?

any help would be great, thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
lmfao

bionix roms getting props (not only from me!) in the facebook samsung SGS page!

http://www.facebook.com/SamsungGalaxyS/posts/158822107471156
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
I don't see that.. ?
[Vibrant Android Development] JeremyNT:
Thanks for the tip. Will this restore my account settings, wifi settings, etc? I'm new to Android and I find Titanium's list of obscurely named items to be a little overwhelming, so I've just been batching everything up to now.

Now I've finally gotten this ROM working by nuking all the email-y and calendar-y looking things from my backup, and it's working quite well for me now. Thanks sombionix.
[Vibrant Android Development] Silrocco:
No...only select "RUN Restore missing apps & data" The "data" means it will restore saved information to apps, for example, you restore Angry Birds, this means that you have all your passed levels restored.

Hope that helps. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
I tried "Restore missing apps & data" and it did NOT restore my alarms. I have a lot of alarms set for various times of the day. Anyway I can use Restore missing apps & data, but also restore my alarm data? I have the Titanium backup with the correct data in it but Restore missing apps & data does not restore the alarm data, only using missing apps and all system data or restore all apps with data fixes it for me. weird....
[Vibrant Android Development] rakeshchn:
So does restoring missing user apps and data restore contacts, messages, wifi settings etc. I guess not, right? I took a TB backup of a few system data items that looked like contacts, SMS etc and restored using "apps and system data" option. No issues so far. I think you need to choose carefully what system data you backup.
[Vibrant Android Development] Silrocco:
Yes, It's different for all of us with what we want restored or not, I don't have many alarms or care about restoring my SMS. Though, you are correct by going into "Batch" under Ti app and selecting only the sys. data that you want.

I was only responding to the post I quoted on the fella that was running everything under "Batch."
[Vibrant Android Development] bibson:
Hello, I just got the vibrant and trying to install this rom, I rooted the phone and trying to backup original rom but I am getting this error message: E:Can't open /cache/update.zip(bad), Installation aborted. I am using Rom manager.

Thank you in advance.