yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
You use the browser instead of app...

......

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...... It might take more time then computer but its faster then going through all the posts
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Thanks , You ROCK :D
[Vibrant Android Development] los0325:
Anyone please?
[Vibrant Android Development] masterotaku:
Hmm...I thought (what I get for thinking) that I'd disabled voodoo before reflashing back to stock after playing with this. And now I'm stuck..yay for being stuck...

the "Did You Flash Something Before Disabling Voodoo? Then This Fix is For You." fix doesnt work for me. I stay stuck at cache.rfs trying to flash eugene's froyo with about 30 tries so far. Yay... ;)

EDIT: I tried using an updated version of Odin3 (v1.30...ran across it in the Epic dev forum)...and I got past the cache.rfs stalls..yay!!! That version seems to be way less of a flake-fest than v1.00....safety tip! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] JasonCook:
LOL, that is pretty funny. Lag fix is what I ment. That's what happens when its early and your trying to get a 4 and 5 year old ready for school.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I'm going to upload an update.zip file a little later that has all the samsung apps ans widgets for those of you who want them. I have a meeting in a few minutes though so give me a couple hours.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Some people who have had trouble with the 1.3 w/voodoo have reported that flashing 1.3 then flashing voodoo on top has worked. Give it a try and report back.
[Vibrant Android Development] JimmyKimChi:
Idk whyyy . but your rom's always gives me low ass quadrant scores ...

It's the King Klick kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] shuka325:
Wish i was having some issues with this so i could have some good talking points but this ROM has been working flawlessly and smooth.

Just want to give you props again for this. Was easy for a noobie like me and gives me even more bragging rights with this phone. Thanks again!!
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I can't stress this enough.....quadrant scores have VERY little if any bearing at all on actual rom speed. If you are concerned with the quadrant, apply the ext2 lag fix on top and your scores will be up around 2400. The quadrant scores are like placebos. A perfect example of this is the old ext2 lag fix compared to the new ext4 voodoo lagfix. The voodoo lagfix is much more effective, however, your quadrant scores will be lower.
[Vibrant Android Development] PolishDude:
strange, everything was working perfectly then the phone froze while i was changing icons on launcherpro, when i reset it, launcherpro forcecloses every time now, just disabled voodoo and going to reflash, the thing was blazing on voodoo with this rom

since this voodoo disable file is saved in my sdcard, it will be there even after I flash the phone, how do i enable voodoo again, delete the file and reboot the phone?
[Vibrant Android Development] razormy:
OP, thank you for this awesome rom. It's my daily driver. Everything, including GPS, is working without a glitch.

Can you point me in the right direction as to why the quadrant scores are lower with Voodoo. From going through the forum, it seems to be the utility of choice to gauge the performance of the phone. I am trying to get clarification so I can figure out which rom to finally stay with.

I tried all three of your roms and have settled for the 1.3 w/ flashed kings kernel and lag fix manually (Quadrant 2590). When I ran the 1.3 w/Voodoo it seemed a hair snappier but lower quadrant scores by 600 points.

Also, what is the benefit of the Voodoo fix vs the ext2?

Again, thank you for this rom! I really appreciate your fine work.
[Vibrant Android Development] JimmyKimChi:
oh really ? I never knew that. what does the Quadrant test then?
[Vibrant Android Development] jl8935:
When I end a call I am getting an error from the phone app. Link to the log

h t tp://pastebin.com/g3PNbMCV

Can't post links, I'm to new so please copy and paste into your browser

I'm on 1.3 with the voodoo, also got the same error with regular 1.3
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Well I wish that was the case for me. I tried several times using odin to flash back to stock, each time I selected the re-partition tick, but it did NOT fix my problem. Going to try it yet again next weekend as I see many people who have had to try using odin multiple times to get something to work right.
[Vibrant Android Development] priide:
I'm getting this same exact issue. After the force close you lose data connection then it says auto update of date and time and then service is restored.
[Vibrant Android Development] jl8935:
Exactly, the data connection has come back everytime except for once. Never came back and had to reboot the phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
lol, sure wish you would have taken the small amount of time to have posted this file for us. I went into the Epic dev forums but could not find it and I ran out of time. Off to work I go now, lol......
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I've never had a FC ending a call or lost data connection. Could possibly be caused by the voodoo, but I don't use it and haven't tested it long enough to get an error like that.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bummrusha:
I too had to use v1.3 to get Odin working in Win7 64bit. I didn't check the re-partition checkbox in Odin. I just flashed the 2.2 unbrickable and then 2.1 JFD stock rom and after that Bionix 1.3 w/voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] jl8935:
I got the same error in the voodoo version and the regular version of 1.3. I left a log in an earlier post remove the spaces and paste in a browser. Can't post links.

h t tp://pastebin.com/g3PNbMCV
[Vibrant Android Development] pinoiryder:
ok.. i tried to flash using clockworkmod and this is what i get on error..

--Installaing: SDCARD: bionix1_3_voodoob4.zip

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Installing update...

Formatting SYSTEM...

Copying files...

Formatting DATA...

E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

(File exists)

Error mounting /data/!

Skipping format...

Copying files...

E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

(File exists)

E:Can't mount DATA:

E:Failure at line 372:

copy_dir PACKAGE:date DATA:

Installation aborted

anyone know what happen here..

Installation of just the bionix1.3 without voodo was great with no problem

then i install bionix1.3 with voodoo and it did this.. does this mean i have to flash thru odin and start all over again?
[Vibrant Android Development] glensta:
Bwa-hahaha - that's too funny....wonder if it was on purpose
[Vibrant Android Development] JnR82:
I am in the process of reconditioning my battery and I dunno if anyone else noticed this, but after I wipe the battery stats and reboot, the life of the battery is taking longer to dissipitate. This morning before I started the process I took the phone off the charger at 8:50 and around 9:45 I was around 92% with light use.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
You know I am gonna be an ASS, I was going to answer this but you just posted 8 minutes ago the first question ....

At least give people some time to read ...

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I know , I know wasted space and a useless post but come on people .....
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Can some one please do a linpack for 1.7? I tried searching but the threads is too big for the search to be effective. Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
LOL, poor guy he is then, because I dont know the answer to that question so i cant help him either... haha :D
[Vibrant Android Development] offensive:
I've done this, even after remounting /system as r/w. The widget still doesn't show in the Samsung widgets section or android widgets?

I've had no trouble adding any other applications or widgets using adb, just Feeds and Updates. \=
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
if you take your cpu to a minimum/maximum of 1200, it will post a score of around 9.7-10. Otherwise its around 8....
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Actually, yes, I did the search for AppBrain. Exactly 5 responses popped up, and I read them all. No help.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Thank you very much that's all I needed to know.
[Vibrant Android Development] los0325:
Thanks Ass..... :)
[Vibrant Android Development] offensive:
The Ryan ZA works basically the same way as any of the other EXT2 lag fixes, however I recommend using ADB and following the steps in the original post.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
You are welcome Mr. Impatient ...
[Vibrant Android Development] BabyBoi.JN:
I don't have any problems with mine. But then again... I did mod Bionix rom just a tad to suit my liking. I love the black but I wanted a little color. Removed some APK's and started another flashable zip with all the samsung apps that I could find. Even have a few additions. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
I thought the answer was yes, but I do not like posting something If I am not 100% sure. Thanks for making me 100% sure now... ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] los0325:
Thank u,
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
I'm afraid that I don't know the specific answer to this question. However, as somebody who's used Ryan's lagfix and Voodoo, I'd recommend Voodoo instead.

I had to go through the Odin route (please see the section in the original post entitled "Did You Flash Something Before Disabling Voodoo? 2 Fixes to Help You Out", fix 1) but after I did so I was able to use voodoo.

Both "lag-fixes" address the problem that Samsung created in deciding to go with RFS. RFS is basically FAT32 with journaling pasted on top. Ryan creates a virtual ext2 file system embedded in a file and then mounts it as a directory. It works and is very quick, but it is prone to corruption. I personally had my phone crash twice and gave it up.

Voodoo instead actually creates an ext4 partition and mounts it in place of the RFS. This is much more stable, and you should find that it is very quick. I've found it to be the much better solution.

There's a good, if short, "how-to" in the original post. Basically you'll need to install one of the bionix voodoo roms, and after booting go in with Astro File manager or some other root-enabled file manager and find the Voodoo folder. Find the "disable-lagfix" file in that folder. You can delete it, but I prefer just to rename it so that I have it for when I need to undo the lagfix prior to flashing a new bionix rom. Once you've renamed the file, reboot, and after about five minutes you'll have a much faster phone.

Hope that helps!
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Here, download this. Made it just for you. ;) Just put it on your internal sd, flash with clockwork. It won't wipe anything.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Wow what a great guy sombionix is.
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
I'm not trying to insult your service to your country. I'm just getting a bit sick of how arrogant some folks on this thread are getting. There are people who have fortunately found this ROM and this thread who are trying to get started and may not have the experience on how to find answers themselves. Educate, don't denigrate.

I can tell you that too many young soldiers I'm getting haven't been taught how to learn on their own in school, and that one of the things I have my NCO's do is to teach them how to dig into resources on their own to find answers. I don't belittle them for not knowing how to so already, I teach them how to do so and then they are better able to help themselves and the unit.
[Vibrant Android Development] los0325:
I'm going to try this later tonight, and try the astro file manager its my personal favorite, have u experienced any errors with renaming the folder , prior to new flashing of rom
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Well you actually made the point I was trying to make, how many times do you have to tell someone where to look or how to find something before you get tired of it?

And I took your post more personal than I should as I think you did mine, and for that I do apologize.

I do know the Military has standards on what they consider "untrainable" .
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
downloaded bionix 1.7 with jac UV/OC + voodoo kernel.....flashed through rom manager, Linda never talked to me....when is she supposed to talk to me?
[Vibrant Android Development] DaSmittyman:
It seems those with battery drain problems also have launcher pro. I am running launcher pro and i get about 11 hours of battery and i have recalibrate. I also have a lot of things running, but every battery complaint i see they mention having launcher pro. Anyone using launcher pro and have good battery life?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Well, did you have voodoo on before? Do you still have disable-lagfix in your voodoo folder? Do you have one of the larger NANDs that you have to jump through hoops to enable voodoo?

Those things can shut linda up ....

I wish it was that simple in life ....
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
Yes I know but still does not lock on wcdma, just auto. I like the option to lock it.... Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
You don't rename the "Voodoo" folder, just the "disable-lagfix" inside the folder. On my phone, on 1.7 voodoo rom, it's located at /sdcard/Voodoo/disable-lagfix. What I do is long-click on the file, select "Edit", then select "Rename". then I just remove the final 'x', so that it's renamed "disable-lagfi". then I reboot.

It'll take several minutes, during which that sexy "Linda" voice will let you know what's going on. ;)

Like I said, I had to do the Odin thing from the original post to get voodoo to work. I had to go through that, then flash the new bionix rom, then rename the file. Took awhile, but worth it!
[Vibrant Android Development] offensive:
You are fantastic.

Whiskey donated.
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
whoops, forgot to mention.

no voodoo before

no lag fix before

coming from bionix 1.7 + stock kernel

need to check up on the larger NAND issue...
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Use zeam. It might not look prettier but it looks clean and a little bit faster In my opinion.I had launcher pro plus and it was drainning my battery so I got rid of it
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
I think I saw a post somewhere saying dont apply the battery change on this rom? Or was it some other post? I want to change the notification bar and battery :p

And also how long does ur battery last guys? Mine lasted 5 hours and 20min. Using it nonstop. Browsing, facebook, xda app, etc etc
[Vibrant Android Development] langrisser:
I need some help please. I flashed Bionix 17 just to try it, wiped everything, and tried to restore the nandroid i had without turning off the lagfix. Ive tried the adb method to disable lagfix, it workedd and the nandroid is succesfully restored but the phone goes into the recovery every time. Not really sure what to do know, i've been trying to put my phone in download mode, but no luck, yes i've read several ways to do it including the hold up + down + power, when swirly thing appears release power, but still phone goes into recovery. To get to clockworkmod i have to select reinstall packages
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Granted, it's easy to get tired and frustrated. At those times I try to walk away for awhile. ;)

As do I. I've also found that it's easier to misunderstand others through online medium than it is in person. Much is lost without body language and voice inflection.

True, and I'm sure that there ARE people on this thread who just want the quick answer without doing the work. But I'd rather try to teach them to fish as well.

It's also very frustrating for those, like me, who are actively trying to find an answer to a problem, and the freaking search doesn't help...
[Vibrant Android Development] offensive:
Most likely you have the larger NAND.

If you apply the Voodoo update file, and it flashes and boots very quickly with no voice, then chances are that is the case. You'll need to wait for the newest voodoo to fix this.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:


I dont know if its because I got rid of launcher pro or cause I did the recondtion twice. But I definitely got longer battery life
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Check to see if you still have /sdcard/Voodoo/disable-lagfix if you do, rename it to something like disable-lagfi but don't delete it. That way you'll have it around when you need to re-disable the lagfix so you can flash 1.8!
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
No worries. Did it end up working?
[Vibrant Android Development] heatx:
After flashing 1.7, I decided I'm going to downgrade to 1.4 for the time being since that was such an awesome release and more stable.

Thanks sombionix for all the hard work you're putting into this rom, I'm stoked to see what comes out of 1.8!
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Read page 1. You screwed your phone a bit by trying to install something over the voodoo lagfix :D Follow the instructions in the original post and you're phone should be back to normal..... btw. Easiest way to get into download mode, remove battery, put battery back in, hold down only the volume up and volume down buttons and plug USB in while still holding them. Presto chango, download mode. If this doesn't work you may have a hardware locked phone.. I wouldn't know but you can check into that, and there is a fix for that as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] phonepersonality:
Qweek Qwestion:

So If I have 1.7 OC/UV installed then decide to flash the 1.7 OC/UV Voodoo ROM, can I use the nandroid backup from 1.7 OC/UV to restore my phone settings, or are there significant enough file system and configuration differences between the two to make this a bad idea?

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
If im not wrong u can
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
yup, just checked, i do have the larger NAND. I will be trying sk0rn's workaround and see if that works.
[Vibrant Android Development] offensive:
Yeah, worked great. I checked the logcat from previous install attempts, it looks like it was failing on signature.

E/PackageManager( 2425): Package com.sec.android.widgetapp.feedsandupdate has no

signatures that match those in shared user android.uid.shared; ignoring!

W/PackageManager( 2425): Package couldn't be installed in /data/app/com.sec.andr

oid.widgetapp.feedsandupdate.apk

No idea what was going on. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] gthmcty1:
Sombionix Team, I really appreciate your hard work in making the phone enjoyable!!

Here ya go

6DW591042S380301V
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Glad it worked.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Very welcome and thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
optimized framework-res.apk

So I'm just killing boredom time right now, and decided to make a smaller, optimized version of framework-res.apk for bionix 1.7, even though I don't care for the bionix black theme, and use my own theme. This reduces the file-size of framework-res.apk by over 2mb, =)

I'm just a weird kind of nerd, and it annoys me now to see such a nice, fast, clean rom, with a sloppy compile on framework-res.apk with the duplicated -v4 folders.

I also can't guarantee that this is 100% identical to the default bionix 1.7 theme, since sombionix never responded with a list of his xml edits when I offered to make this, so I had to just guess at all the edited xml files to copy over to maintain his color scheme, etc. That said, it looks like its right to me, but again, I usually use my own theme, and only pushed the file to my phone temporarily for testing.

This also fixes the issue with the vanilla android lock-screen slider gradient:

BUG FIXED

Anyway, warning in advance, I'm not responsible for anything this does to your phone, period, end of story, don't whine to me.

So, rename to framework-res.apk, adb push to /system/framework and reboot into clockwork and clear cache and dalvik-cache. If you have voodoo enabled, you need to clear the cache manually (I do it before I reboot):

adb shell

su

cd data

rm -r dalvik-cache
[Vibrant Android Development] MtJason:
I am running Bionix 1.7 w/stock kernel, JI2 modem, and the ext 2 lagfix as my phone doesn't seem to work with voodoo.

I'd like to try out the JI6 modem, do I need to remove the ext 2 lagfix before flashing it?

I've read that flashing a complete ROM will overwrite the lagfix but I haven't been able to find an answer for whether I would be OK to just flash a modem.

Thanks in advance
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Nope, just flash the modem and test it out. Flash it back with the other modem if you dont like JI6. So ive heard.... You can get the modems at teamwhiskey's site.

http://www.teamwhiskey.com/home/downloads

SkOrPn
[Vibrant Android Development] knotphunnie:
Anyone else having this problem?

Finally finished the thread. Can't believe I read all 703 pages.
[Vibrant Android Development] DaSmittyman:
holy crap lol i started like 500 or so
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Quote from line 1 of the installation instructions on the first post of this thread ..
[Vibrant Android Development] knotphunnie:
1.7 was the first ROM I've ever flashed. Figured I'd read the thread and get a feel for it. I think I've learned a lot. :D I also didn't want to get yelled at for asking. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] DaSmittyman:
ya i had the G1 before the vibrant and i was flashing left and right never could settle down. I had to much fun changing roms and seeing new stuff lol
[Vibrant Android Development] miclflores:
I'm using 1.7 w/stock kernel & JI6 modem. Already did the reconditioning. My question is, if I flash the JI2 modem do I need to recondition again? What if I flash the JAC 1.1 kernel over the stock one? Would that require a reconditioning again? I know I can be safe and just do it, but it does take a while to fully recharge. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] MtJason:
Yes, I read that also and all the following pages of the thread. It is clear that you can flash a new rom over an ext 2 lagfix. What wasn't clear was flashing the modem only.
[Vibrant Android Development] miclflores:
Looks pretty good. Do you know if the samsung music player controls work on that vanilla lock screen? I've only been able to get them to work with the other 3 lock screens. Not complaining, just wondering.
[Vibrant Android Development] langrisser:
Thanks for the reply but still nothing, when i do that the screen shows the battery then goes to recovery, any other way to fix it without odin? or a way to remove clockworkmod when i press reinstall packages? the phone is just a few days old so if i cant get that to not show clockworkmod i can take it back to tmo and blame the update :p
[Vibrant Android Development] Reyland:
Can this modems be flash over any roms including stock deodexed roms??:o
[Vibrant Android Development] Goog1e Phone:
So reading and searching through the thread, and I haven't found the answer I was hoping for. I'm still having issues with the call volume when on a call. It's extremely low.

I know you can turn on the HAC mode in settings and it helps, but any ideas on if this issue will be fixed in the next release?
[Vibrant Android Development] hockeyrcks9901:
sombionix,

Is there anyway to implement USB tethering in the ROM itself rather than using an app such as pdaNet?

I know for myself I would rather use a built in solution than an app.

Thanks for all the hard work! I'm loving the ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] neur0t0xin64:
Feature request

Hi all.

VERY VERY nice ROM Sombionix! Thanks to the whole team for all the hard work! Loving flashing all of the different versions. A while back I was using an called Widget Lock. It was pretty cool but little buggy and sluggish. However, it let you put widgets on the lock screen. It also displayed any alarms I had set as part of the clock on the lock screen. Is there anyway this can be incorporated into one of these ROMs? Just a suggestion since I liked that little nerdy feature.