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[Vibrant Android Development] keithrich1990:
i have the final w/ stock kernel. the only issue im have is when the phone is charging and gets to full charge the phone keeps restarting until i take it off the charger. it does the same when i charge it with the cpu or the wall charger. any help would be appreciated
[Vibrant Android Development] naack:
is anyone having a problem with using a pptp connection with android? my vibrant connects fine but cannot browse the internet or anything. the same connection works on w7. does anyone have any ideas why this may be happening?

i have tested it with encryption enabled also disabled with the same result.
[Vibrant Android Development] nonmindo:
Bump please
[Vibrant Android Development] rukawa2k:
anyone having issue with the volume of the system sounds kept reset?
[Vibrant Android Development] Cheeze[iT]:
What about getting HD video to work? I know in settings I can change the resolution but I found on the stock rom there was an app for HD video? And when I launched the camera and went to video it said HD camcorder.... how do I know its recording in HD?
[Vibrant Android Development] Ctp3:
Ok which has better batt life??? Fusion 1.1 or this bionix final?? Honest...
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
An honest answer...

Try them both. It's not hard to flash. I can go 2 days with no interaction with my phone easily, or I can blast through the battery in 6 hours no matter what ROM/Kernel/Modem I'm on.
[Vibrant Android Development] Ctp3:
Yea I been using fusion since it released n I love it except for battery life...... thanks for the reply..... I might check it out
[Vibrant Android Development] jblizzard888:
Had the same prob with battery life till I flashed the core kernel...now with moderate to heavy use I get 12-18 hrs per charge (that would include 10-15 phone calls each about 5-10 min. 2 hrs of movies, 1 hr music, 3 hrs web surfing, and a.few hrs of games.)

Sent from my fusioned core SGS
[Vibrant Android Development] Foobyte:
Quite honestly, I love this ROM except for the keyboard. It's utter crap compared to the previous releases. Buttons are off, swype is laggy and off. It doesn't recognize most of the standard words and I'm someone who switches back and forth between german and english. Though, the "design" of the english keyboard was not applied to the german one. So I got like 2 different looking swype keyboards.

Texting used to be that much fun and really fast and it's a real burdon now. :(

Everything else is great though. Using non-OC kernel my random restarts while listening to music are gone and my battery life is back to normal.

Oh, one more thing...

Sometimes when I place a call I hear nothing. No dial/ring tone, just silence and after about 5 seconds the phone just hangs up. My other party tells me though, that the call went through they just didn't hear me say anything.

As this is final I don't expect any further fixes. Would be nice if you provided the 1.8 keyboard as standalone flash though. That'd hold me over until froyo...

:/
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
for me Bionix Final with Jac OC_OV kernel gets amazing battery life, for me it beats all other roms currently out.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
You will have similar results with both roms using core kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
I've tried bot your 1.1 with stock kernel and still went back to final that is running the j12 with amazing battery life. I keep trying new stuff but find myself back to Bionix final after just a couple days.
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Som:.

I'm curios what the HEX value is for the blue of the toggle switches in the notification pulldown. Would like to have the same blue for my Minimal Pandora (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=824518) as your work has inspired me to clean up Pandora.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Here it is: 00a8ff. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Thank You. Will be working it in to my next update.
[Vibrant Android Development] Ctp3:
Thx peeps
[Vibrant Android Development] :
i am running the bionix 1.9.1 but i dont care for the battery icon is there anyway i can get original one back? and is there a way i can flash the apps that where removed back on? i know im asking alot but this forum is packed and i couldnt read through it all to find the answers
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Ill be updating this rom with minor adjustments this week.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
good, but the link to download the samsung apps is down can anyone repost it please?
[Vibrant Android Development] heygrl:
How do you change the font color from completely blending in the background of the notifications panel i.e. when downloading something/the T-Mobile - Ongoing font color

GPS doesn't lock at all when using Google Maps in a moving car. It's weird, I can go to GPSTest and get a fix in seconds. This was the case for JI6 as well. I just use CoPilot now.
[Vibrant Android Development] ruskiiwrx02:
Thank YOU!

You guys are amazing! I've been using the bionix roms since 1.5 and they just keep getting better. I just registered for this forum to say thank you to you guys for your hard work. I just got a 2760 quadrant score using bionix final the 1.2ghz core kernel and the ext2 lagfix. Phone runs amazingly, I still don't understand how/why samsung didn't release it like this. Silly samsung...

Anyways a big thanks! About to add to the whiskey fund right now!

- Alex
[Vibrant Android Development] ardchoille:
I was experimenting with an idea by user request. The dock background have 50% opacity.

Android coin dock background:

Android coin dock background wide:

Android coin icon:
[Vibrant Android Development] bL33d:
whoops delete please
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Som / Viral / TW:.

I just released Ver W1.0 & B1.0 of Minimal Pandora. If you can, please take a look at it and see if you like to include it in your next releases. Most likely the W version as that is made for dark wallpapers.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=824518
[Vibrant Android Development] gunked:
Bionix RULES!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] mobilebone:
Yesteday evening the "other notification" light came on from the NoLED app. Sure enough, the battery stat randomly reset itself.
[Vibrant Android Development] gab1972:
I'm a bit confused. I flashed Bionix 1.9.1 some time ago. How is this different from Bionix Final? This one says 1.9 and I flashed 1.9.1...

Also, clicking the download page takes you to team whiskey page...is the OC the one with VOODOO? Before there were about 3 different versions of the OC.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
On the OP page you can still find the older BIONIX 1.9 with the different kernels, JACS w/voodoo, KK, etc. however they don't offer that anymore in the new releases.

Now they are releasing them with either the stock kernel, or with their new Project CORE v1 kernels - 1.2GHz.

Not too confusing.

CORE 1GHz, you can flash on your own in case 1.2GHz is too much for your phone
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
Very nice.
[Vibrant Android Development] Voltage Spike:
Significantly Better Life With JI6

I am getting significantly better battery life with the JI6 modem, and, while not scientific, I thought I would share my experience as it is counter to all the JI6 bashing around here.

I use my phone without a data plan, and thus have it configured for 2G/GSM only (if there is an improvement in voice quality on WCDMA, it is not enough to influence me). On the stock firmware, I would get between 30-35 hours with typical usage. When I switched to Bionix, I immediately installed the JI2 firmware (because who wouldn't want more battery life?). When using JI2, 20 hours is about the maximum I can expect out of the phone.

(I find it amazing how much I notice the difference between 20 and 35 hours. In addition to the shorter battery life, it charges slower. For me, it is the difference between only charging during my commute and having to worry about plugging my phone in during the evening.)

I attempted to flash JFD (since it was working well before), but Touchwiz would crash every time my phone connected to the network. On to JI6 and I find that my battery life is at least as good as it was when I first got the phone (~30 hours). I have bounced between JI2 and JI6 a couple of times, and my results are consistent.

So, in short: if you use 2G only and/or you don't use data (other than the occasional MMS), you may find that JI6 offers much better results.
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
how many people own a smart phone and don't use data? kind of backwards isnt it?
[Vibrant Android Development] TheSneakerWhore:
Ditto.....
[Vibrant Android Development] TheSneakerWhore:
The phone operates a certain way...
[Vibrant Android Development] Voltage Spike:
It's kind of off-topic, but you seem to be implying that there is no market for iPods, Zunes, or other portable media players.

I have access to eBooks, a dictionary, note-taking applications, audiobooks, Wikipedia, a camera, GPS navigation, a nicer calculator, my music library, and videos.

When I am around a WiFi access point (which is roughly 80-90% of the time), I also have the ability to surf web sites and check my email.

Personally, I can't justify paying $25 per month to check song lyrics while out at a bar. For those that have reached the same conclusion, I merely offer that JI6 appears to better handle 2G-only configurations when it comes to battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] mystycs:
I still have the final with jacs.

You can always flash jacs on it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=791478
[Vibrant Android Development] dsuycott:
It seems slightly sluggish and the word choice it comes up with sometimes is not even close. I will say that the more I use it the more accurate it seems to be, or maybe it's just me...with stock version I could go faster with better results...but honestly nothing to gripe about.
[Vibrant Android Development] kolyan:
cant find my stupid post because search isnt working, but i was wrong its not the "stock look" file thats not 100% stock, its the battery add-ons that break it.

now i am wondering if i can use these files instead for stock look ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=756441

EDIT: or....I dont know if its a good idea to reflash the rom again (you tell me) and then use Morph to get gid of the black swype theme ? black swype is the reason i switched back to stock look by the way. << oh forget it, rom auto wipes everything
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
bionix 1.3 + jac extreme with voodoo. 1800 - 1900 quadrants and awesome battery life so far. Running at 1.2 ghz
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Actually, you probably can't find your "stupid post", because XDA had a hardware failure last night and had to recover from yesterday's backups... ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
First of all, THIS ROM ROCKS! I know that voodoo is only in Beta4, but the boot is so much faster, the phone is so much more responsive, that this is like a new phone. The GPS is now finally usable, I can't tell you how much I am now digging my "new" phone.

Question1: I see in this thread and the JAC thread that he has optimized his kernel for the Vibrant. Do you think that it's enough of an improvement for me to mess with, considering the trouble I had getting the bionix 1.3 installed?

Question2: I just want to ensure that I understand all of the terminology here: The bionix 1.3 is a ROM, which means that it's the entire firmware for the computing device called the Vibrant, including kernel and all of the support software, whereas JAC's kernel is just the kernel itself, right? Kind of like linux? And that when I flashed your ROM, I overwrote all of the EEPROM in the phone, whereas if/when I flash his kernel, I'm just overwriting the kernel you have in the EEPROM?

Sorry if this is too noob, but I'd like to truly understand how all of this works.

Thanks again!
[Vibrant Android Development] vinnydakid:
I flashed JACs Kernel w/ Voodoo over Bionix 1.3 and it was incredibly easy. It's not a super huge difference b/w 1.3 with Voodoo and the stock Kernel, but it's easy enough to try in about 5 minutes. Give it a shot!

I don't always complain, but when I do, I #BlameWes
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
I just flashed the 1.3 w/voodoo onto my Bell Vibrant and I've lost network connectivity. Anyone done this to a Bell phone and know what needs to be tweaked to get it back online?
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
When voodoo goes bad you need to odin with eugenes wont brick version of froyo. After that is loaded you can then reload whatever rom you like
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
Did something go bad? Everything else seems to work ok. Can I not just restore my latest back up?
[Vibrant Android Development] ardchoille:
That is correct. And, it's not "kind of like Linux".. Android is Linux :D This is why I jumped at the chance to get the G1 when it was released.
[Vibrant Android Development] junkdruggler:
Android was kicked out the linux tree.. Technically its kinda and they keep forking further apart...
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
To answer my own question, apparently not. Now I have a paper weight....stuck at the Vibrant screen and the phone appears to be HW locked. Off to the store to complain, I guess....
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Do you have the Android development environment installed? (ADB). I can't remember how I did it, but it's proven to be a lifesaver in situations like these...
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
Not yet, but setting it up now. Not sure what to do with it yet, so I'l have some reading to do...:)
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
adb devices shows nothing connected.....
[Vibrant Android Development] ardchoille:
Make sure you have the following checked:

Settings > Applications > Unknown sources

Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging

Those two always work for me with adb.
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
typically the only place ADB is accessable is once you get it to recovery mode. Try this.

1) take out the battery

2) plug in the phone via usb

3) hold down all buttons on the phone (+ - power)

4) insert battery

5) Watch the screen come on, then go off, and when it goes off from the screen that comes up let go of power, continue to hold vol keys

this worked for me to get into download, even being hardware locked, its somethng about this very specific procedure that allows it in.

If you can get to download, you should be able to flash something. If it doesnt work at first or freezes, continue to try it. As long as odin sees it, you can flash it. If you have voodoo, it interferes with odin and will take a few trys to get it to connect and flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
I use it all the time when booted up normally.
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
Not being able to get past the boot splash screen, I'm kinda stuck on setting anything :)
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
The screen doesn't even come on, just a battery charge indicator that flashes off and on at 2 sec intervals :(

Think I might have actually killed this one....
[Vibrant Android Development] BCBrad:
Ok, so some research found that the Bell phone has a different key combo. Vol- + home + power got me into downloading....

Now, hate to be all green and everything, but anyone wanna suggest what to do next? I guess I want to copy over and flash a new(old) stock ROM? Quick and dirty on the commands would be great....
[Vibrant Android Development] hoey2011:
i tried flashing the new core v1 1.2ghz kernel, and honestly I just prefer the stability of having the ext4 conversion over the ext2. went back to the jac oc/uv/voodoo :p

imo this is the most responsive any cell phone i've ever had has ever been.

in any case, i'm running a bionix 1.9.1 with fantastic results :)
[Vibrant Android Development] reksp13:
Does anyone know if I can remove screen indicators at the top of the home screens?
[Vibrant Android Development] Ctp3:
Hey maybe im late but I dont care..lol....maybe the reason the battery dies even when on standby is because if u look at task manager, there is always one app working in the background...... LAUNCHER PRO or whatever u use.....remember, those launchers are still apps people!! And its constantly constantly runnin....what do yall think??
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
I flashed the 1ghz core last night went to sleep at 70% battery life, and woke up with 70% battery. I am using LP and have noled running but set it to sleep from 12am till 7am so there are no notifications during the night. Can't get much better then that.

I did have my phone lock up on me this morning, noticed the screen didn't turn off while taking my kid to school tried to manually turn it off and phone was locked. Pulled the battery and has been good since.

I'm going to play with this today and see how it goes. I was previously running Bionix Final with Jac OC_OV kernel with zero issues and great battery life also.
[Vibrant Android Development] Ctp3:
Guess its somethin im doin wrong....or either everybodys phones n batteries act differently....thanks anyway tho!!
[Vibrant Android Development] kolyan:
did a bit of search but couldnt find anything.....

i've noticed that my phone does not wake up if a get a second call, so i cannot switch to another caller. i tried using different lock screens but the issue is the same. Its been so in past 2 releases of this ROM. I am also not overclocked and using KK or JACs kernel (dont remember which one)
[Vibrant Android Development] timafey:
I'm having the same issues, the phone won't wake up on the incoming 2nd call waiting. I'm not oc using a kk kernel. Any idea how to fix this?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bionixmeplz:
My Tmobile vibrant uvji6

Ive tried everything to root my phone paid for alot of apps and nothing so far keep stating sometging about privileged command can I please get someones advice has to how to bionix my vibrant and so far as as you can see I get no replys or help im at a loss here
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Easiest way is to use OCLF, you can find free in the market. Once installed, click on root phone/device, after it's done make sure to reboot into "stock recovery" so that you can "install the packages" and finalize the installation/rooting of your phone.

If all went well, you should see an icon appear in your app drawer that says "superuser".

Should work.
[Vibrant Android Development] heygrl:
I tried to install the stock JI6 framework to get rid of the black notifications panel and it soft reboots whenever I try to access the shutdown menu (power/reboot/recovery/flightmode). How would this be fixed?
[Vibrant Android Development] larryvand:
what's the difference between the Bionix Final and the Bionix Fusion 1.1 and I would I want one over the other? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] WoodDraw:
Fusion removes TouchWiz and comes with LauncherPro. 'tis a matter of preference I suppose.
[Vibrant Android Development] CaseyG:
To flash different radios only such as ji6 or ji2 do I need to disable voodoo? Or is that only for flashing roms and kernels?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Yes indeed.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsuycott:
just set this up..painless and gorgeous, thanks man!
[Vibrant Android Development] kponti:
I have a not so serious problem but not sure if it is the ROM (doubt) or the new music player. It cannot remeber where I left off if I leave the music player and come back??? The old (stock JFD) worked well in that aspect. I am suspicious the problem might lie with the new music player in Ji6, anyone else noticed this?
[Vibrant Android Development] ajrogers111:
Ok... So I've been running final since it came out (except for a brief test drive of eugene's froyo), and I just got the notification for the t-mobile official update... I didn't think rooted phones would get it...? Will reflashing the rom get rid if it permanently, or will it keep coming back?
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Bionix Final R1 beta up now in Team Whiskey forums.
[Vibrant Android Development] sparkyj62:
Good article...Learn something new everyday! Kudos to all that educate the clueless..like myself!
[Vibrant Android Development] dex1701:
I'm having some interesting issues with this ROM and the Core kernel. I was having battery life issues with the JI2 modem. Due to a weak-ish 3G signal in my condo it was switching back and forth between 3G and Edge a lot, which I think is what was draining my battery. Switching to the JI6 modem seemed to alleviate this.

However, I'm finding that with the JI6 modem installed I'm getting hard-locks that require a battery pull a little too often. Just to make sure I wasn't crazy I re-flashed Bionix Final w/ Core kernel. After restoring everything it was running fine, so after a day I flashed the JI6 modem again and started getting hard lock-ups again. Flashed back to JI2 and everything is a-ok. Anyone else seeing this?
[Vibrant Android Development] gunked:
Sir, Sombionix I have been on your site and the Bionix Final is all I see. Where is the Bionix Final R1 not that it needs improvement. I would just like to check it out. I love 1.9 so I would be interested what's new.
[Vibrant Android Development] gunked:
Disregard I'm a knuckle head.
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
The new r1 I'd so smooth I'm not even using a lag fix.

Friends don't let friends flash drunk...
[Vibrant Android Development] hourst2:
R1 has given me the best battery life so far. This is where my phone has always struggled with Bionix, but R1 seems to be the trick.

Sent by my Android.

Bionix Final R1 / Core R1 @ 1.3ghz / OCLF 2.2
[Vibrant Android Development] Jerzeeloon:
How

Are You runnin core at 1.3ghz? I thought it was 1.2?
[Vibrant Android Development] Foobyte:
Awesome, thanks for the new version!

Won't flash it until later today but I'm looking forward to use the black keyboard again. Seems like I need to donate to the whiskey fund this time around. :-)

Keep up the good work!

Looking forward to see your froyo work in the future! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
I think Donators get Core 1.3 GHz
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
Can someone post picks of R1 thanks

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] hourst2:
That is correct. It is in the Team Whiskey forum.

Sent by my Android.

Bionix Final R1 / Core R1 @ 1.3ghz / OCLF 2.2
[Vibrant Android Development] tsisaac:
I havent used any lag fixes to date so do I need to do anything to enable it or is it pre installed and working already.. just confused cuz it says that a lagfix is already installed when I select any of the fixes on oclf... did I need to install ext2 tools? Any help is appreciated.. thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] jdeleon:
Press restore boot animation then you can do lagfix and yes you need to install ext2 tools
[Vibrant Android Development] rascal00:
Is anyone having trouble with Swype? At first my keyboard would just put a blue square around it every time I tried to use it. I rebooted and now the keyboard doesn't even come up. I can use the other keyboards under Input Method however.

Upon further review, the keyboard isn't showing up in Messaging. In the browser it does the blue square thing.
[Vibrant Android Development] takato23:
Hey how can i set the cpu to 1ghz? Because set cpu jumps from 800 to 1200. It isn't risky have iy all the time in 1200?. Wich mode is better on setcpu? Conservative ?
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
So the correct steps would be

1.Restore Boot animations.

2.Install ext2 tools.

3.Install lag fix.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] takato23:
Hey how can i set the cpu to 1ghz? Because set cpu jumps from 800 to 1200. It isn't risky have iy all the time in 1200?. Wich mode is better on setcpu? Conservative ?

and i can install the fascinate and epic 4g lock screens in this rom with core v2 kernel?

hey i'm having problem with wifi.. jumps from full to no signal. Why is this?
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Lock screens are already there. No danger in having the max set for 1200 all the time. Just don't want the low set at 1200 constantly. Also, no need for SetCPU with this as it comes OCed to 1200 automatically.