yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] briankao1992:
no, no, there are no lockscreens in 1.9, only the glass one. 1.9.1 has the lock screens, which may cause problems.
[Vibrant Android Development] neil_clavano:
I just flashed this and quadrant score is at 2050. Awesome stuff!!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Reyland:
Can i flash this over official j16?
[Vibrant Android Development] Master™:
Yeah. But if you have voodoo, disable it first :)
[Vibrant Android Development] lgcage:
I also have poor reception. In my apartment when the phone sits on the desk if fluctuates from no signal to tin cans on thread. However, something with the display is what i find the be the real battery drain. When i don't interact with the screen i get battery life is great. I get about a 1% drop a little better than every hour. When i turn all the radios off and swype into the stock memo application. The battery drains about 1% every two minutes.
[Vibrant Android Development] castro_OO:
I just checked my display its using up 65% of my battery...i just unplugged 25 mins ago and already at 90%.
[Vibrant Android Development] shaynes vibrant:
Lol I have the same issues :-)

P.s this is n respose to ram130s post ....bionix is wicked fast! Thanks som u rock
[Vibrant Android Development] Reyland:
GRACIAS (thanks)
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
I see what you did there :D

So, if you messed up by not removing the lagfix before flashing another ROM you can still get to your soft-bricked phone via ADB.
[Vibrant Android Development] thantik:
As of Bionix 1.9 the lock screen sweep for the samsung lock screen actually seems almost twice as long as it used to be. Stock didn't have to sweep nearly as far to unlock it...anyone else notice this issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] floepie:
Simbionix says that many issues, perhaps those relating to GPS issues, could possibly be resolved by starting with a stock base (JFD). Not that I'm questioning that wisdom, but I'm just curious as to how not doing that could possibly straighten out some issues when the script calls for wiping the system, data, and cache partitions. Besides the internal SD partition, what else is there that could survive this ROM flash update?
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I guess it depends on what you are doing differently using your phone. 3g,wifi,gps,screen.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Its easy. "You" sit back and watch a few builds go by and when you "You" read and see what problems people may have or do not have decide its stable enough for "You" to flash.

I'm not a Dev, but I do understand their thought process. They work on something, they put it out for Bug testing. They get back bug reports and then they tackle it again. We are the testers and they are the Dev's.

Do you actually expect Bionix to create some secret beta testing group and release builds when they are 100% bug free? Sounds good to bad this is reality and since everybody does this for free its hard to expect people to do as much as they are doing for free.
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Sombionix,

this is simply the latest example of why we love you and your ROM so much. You are truly doing everything you can to not only make this the best phone possible for yourself, but for others as well.

Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Want to drain your battery quickly? Play "Robo Defense"! That game drains my battery FAST.... :D
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
I recently had an issue where my battery was draining like mad and the back was getting painfully hot. It happened when I was stupid and tried to email a 2MB PDF file through GMail, in a bad reception area with no WiFi. Had a lot of fun turning THAT off, I'll tell you...

My experience has been that battery drain is due primarily to the apps on the phone and the way they're used. You may have an app that accesses the network in the background or something.
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
I have the same problem sometimes if I'm using the XDA app to read the forum and try to download the newest kernel.

The problem is that Sombionix isn't rich and doesn't own his own server, so he has to host his kernels on a crappy place called mediafire. Mediafire makes its money off of advertisements, and they aren't picky about who they get their money from. My PC has already intercepted one drive-by virus from an ad from that site.

The other problem with mediafire is that some of their ads aren't friendly with the Android browser. Your only hope is to go back and try again. When 1.9.1 came out, I had to revisit mediafire about a dozen times before I could actually download the kernel.

Sombionix, have you considered perhaps creating a project and hosting your kernels at either the Google code or Sourceforge sites?
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
I sincerly feel samsung should hire sombionix and viralblack to work for them and pay them 6 figures salaries. Great work guys.
[Vibrant Android Development] vinterchaos:
a lot of these devs should be hired by companies, you wonder why cyanogen hasn't been picked up yet, or even that some small company hasn't launched a phone with it built in (could you imagine the flock of people who'd grab that phone)

fact of the matter is, a lot of the xda devs seem to be more passionate with the the phones then the original coders, it has to be sooner than later that one of these companies smart up and see that

:D :D :D

anyways, Bionix is far far far better than the original stock rom thats for sure, i'm excited to see Fusion though, hope we get a sneak peak this weekend!
[Vibrant Android Development] androidkid27:
Love this rom but how can I remove or turn off the voodoo for future reference

Sent from my. SAMSUNG Vibrant using XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
find the voodoo folder and inside it make a folder and name it disable-lagfix. Don't forget the dash. Then reboot.

I use astro manager to do it
[Vibrant Android Development] ebullient:
Also, don't forget that places like Samsung or T-Mo will sometimes want various marketing-type things done, or might want DRM or whatever.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
You still didn't answer my question about what bugs you are referring to. If you were so careful about flashing the ROM, than I KNOW you didn't experience bugs, if you did, you would have gone through the trouble shooting process yourself, since you state you are experienced with ROM flashing and would have realized it was a bad flash, or a kernel, or a setting you restored that botched it. The ROM is tested by Sombionix before it is released and I have yet to come across a bug in 1.8 and I've been using it since he released it.

I believe the script in the ROM simply erases the data. It would be like if you go to a program folder on your PC and simply delete the folder in the drive without actually un-installing the app. There are still a lot of residual program elements that aren't wiped and will remain as ghosts in the system. By flashing back to stock via odin, it actually re-formats your phones hard drive and than re-partitions it into Phone Storage and Internal SD Card giving you a true factory fresh base to work on.

This is just how I perceive it. It could be far from how it works.
[Vibrant Android Development] kd_bui:
Can someone help me please. I flashed bionix 1.9.1 because of the performance (which i really like) and the media hub. The media hub launches fine but I cant watch the rental movie after i finished downloading? Do i have to use stock ji6 to have the media hub fully functional? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
+ infinity

Great post

Sent from Vibrant Frankin	Twiz Update3 JI2 modem.bin jac kernel with voodoo lagfix on XDA app with no fc's FINALLY!
[Vibrant Android Development] xent:
No voice icon on swype? I thought the official ji6 release has the update? Or could it be the custom skin causing it? I was really forward to this lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] Devin5277:
Guys I am having trouble flashing this rom coming from bionix 1.6 with voodoo.

This is what I am doing.

1. disable lag fix.

2. back up apps and current rom.

3. flashing clockwork to reboot into manual recovery so I can flash 1.9

This is where its gets screwy, as soon as it tries to reboot into recovery it automatically installs the lag fix again.

everytime I disabled the lag fix, the very next time I reboot it installs it again.

I made sure I deleted all the voodoo files before tried to flash. now I am stuck.

Any suggestions? I really want to try to stay away from odin If I can

Thanks in advance
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
I mentioned this quite a few pages back. But no one listens or tries what works for others.

Who cares? It works for me as I discovered this several days ago. I was running 1.8 with JI2 modem getting about 12 hours on a single charge, but my reception on Interstate 40 from Albuquerque to Amarillo texas was horrid, I couldnt even use it as a phone, only a texting device. As you know truck drivers should NOT be texting all day. So I was forced to flash the JI6 modem and just keep it on the charger, BUT instead I got almost an extra day out of my battery. Now at the end of my extra long day I still have 50% charge left and Im running JI6 modem with superb reception. So this process works, why? I dont really care why....

Have you tried restarting your phone or fixing permissions, or maybe even a factory reset after you first flashed the rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Where can I get the JI2 Modem file without reading 950 pages? :)

Edit: Nevermind... http://www.teamwhiskey.com/home/downloads
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Hey I flashed the JI2 modem on my wife's phone and the baseband still says JI6. On my phone I had flashed Bionix 1.9 the other day and it says Baseband JI2 and has much better battery life. Anybody know what's up with that?
[Vibrant Android Development] shoong512:
In need of help. I flashed bionix 1.9.1 w/Jacs OC/UV/VOODOO kernel. Everything went smooth, but as soon as I installed launcher pro and made it default by pressing the home button, it keeps looping a force closed and I can no longer access anything. I just keep getting a force closed. I restarted my phone numerous times and entered recovery mode to reinstall the package, however it always aborts. I have renamed the file to update.zip and placed it on my internal sd. any help will be appreciated thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] castro_OO:
My battery is draing at a crazy pace...i recinditioned it 9 times nothing..its going down 10% every 30mins

Samsung Vibrant 1.6 Bionix/Voodoo on Zeam Launcher
[Vibrant Android Development] kd_bui:
I did restart my phone after download but still didnt work. I didnt do factory reset after i flashed the rom. Am i supposed to do that to have media hub fully functional? Where do i goto fix permissions? Thank for ur help.
[Vibrant Android Development] dancegrenade:
I can't wait till sombi starts ****ing with froyo again.

sent from shinra
[Vibrant Android Development] pablo1215:
Camcorder

Has anyone noticed when you record video at 720p it still only gives you 10 seconds of record time? I know how the settings work and you can change it to mms mode but I am sure its not in mms mode. It just stops counting the seconds once it hits 8 or 10 seconds. I have tried searching and didnt see anything but I will admist I didnt go through all 900 or so pages. Its not a huge deal just noticed it last night when I tried to record.
[Vibrant Android Development] ebullient:
I don't think media hub works with custom ROMs, DRM or something. I know sombionix said it was working but I wonder if it's just the previews that are working.
[Vibrant Android Development] de31:
if i flashed a non-voodoo rom, and do the non-voodoo lagfix as instructed in the OP, do i need to disable it in any way to flash another rom later on?
[Vibrant Android Development] Cal-El:
Yea you need to leave the Voodoo folder and disable lagfix file on your phone until after you flash the new Rom. then once the new Rom is loaded you can delete the file or folder depending on the kernel you are using. :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
been running 1.9 since release. Things still running smooth on it. This is my rom till froyo hits... Thanks again..
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I've been playing with froyo, but first we're going to finish up on bionix fusion.
[Vibrant Android Development] Devin5277:
cool will try that . thanks for the advice
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
:0 I can't wait for Fusion, but I'm quite excited to see you tackle Froyo. I just flashed my wife's phone with 1.9.1 after I Odined the Hardware Unlock. I'm stickin with 1.8 till I get me some Fusion love. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] bdveteran18:
Just installed and wow... I agree with everyone who said our phones should've came installed like this. Fantastic work!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Went back to 1.8, and battery life is GREAT!
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Kill all the app and reboot then kill all the app again.

My battery was drainning like crazy I rebooted it and it fixed the problem. Idk what was eating my battery; ;
[Vibrant Android Development] daleandla:
We are so spoiled. These guys do a great job with these Roms. I can't wait for some fusion love too! Lol. This 1.9.1 rom is freakin peeeerfect.
[Vibrant Android Development] rancor187:
Hi, I might be totally wrong, but i thought this would be a 2.2 rom, because I thought JI6 = 2.2. So that was a little weird when I saw 2.1 in "About Phone".

Other than that, great rom, like it.
[Vibrant Android Development] flipper2006:
Now that i had time today to play, reconed to 100% and battery went to 96 in less then a hour just browsing messages etc. 1.7 was much better with JI2 modem. not changing yet, i want to play around a little more but that and low speaker is only issue i see with this, very acceptable!
[Vibrant Android Development] andyjang8944:
Reconditioning question

When I plugged my phone into wall charger to recondition it, it goes to "full" but then when I take off the charger, the phone goes to 98%. How come it doesn't stay at 100%? Is that a bug or what? So if I wipe battery stats at 98%, it won't recondition it? because technically, if i plug it in, it says "full" again so...I did technically charge it all the way. Am I the only one getting this weird battery percentage thing from 100% Full to 98%?
[Vibrant Android Development] castro_OO:
Ok well im in the draining proceas not sure if I can do reboot then? You just used advanced task killer to

Kill all apps and did restart?

Samsung Vibrant 1.6 Bionix/Voodoo on Zeam Launcher
[Vibrant Android Development] ebullient:
JI6 != 2.2
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Recondition your battery.

fully charge till you get a notification
[Vibrant Android Development] BlackVision:
I am sorry this is not specific to this thread but I get more response here since this thread is so active. I have the larger NAND chip but I was able to install Bionix with the voodoo by performing the "Froyo no brick" procedure. Anyway, when I disable voodoo and allow it to reload, it like reinstalls bionix clean without my apps etc. Is that right? I figured i would have everything but with lag fix disabled.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Yes. And u can reboot. U just have to fully drain the battery and fully recharge the battery.

Do not unplug it until you get a notification saying battery is fully charged ,unplug your cable

3hr 40min of heavy use still have 29%.

Texting,YouTube,xda,fb, mostly browsing. Brightness -lowest.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
I don't get what your trying to say. When u disabled the voodoo it will just convert the files back to rfs if I'm not wrong. Ur apps will remain the same. it wont wipe out anything

If u did the froyo not brick.it already wiped out everything including your SD card.
[Vibrant Android Development] mk262:
Has anyone had their market crash on 1.9.1 as soon as you try to open it?

I had 1.9, disabled lagfix. Rebooted to finish RFS conversion. Flashed to 1.9.1, rebooted and added my google account, removed 'voodoo lagfix' and rebooted. Next boot converts to ext4. As soon as I launch the market the screen goes white and immediately crashes.
[Vibrant Android Development] BlackVision:
Yeah after I did the froyo no brick and installed bionix with voodoo, I installed my apps. But when I disabled the lagfix and everything went back to rfs...all my apps were gone. Wierd. To make things worse, i took the disable lagfix file out and enabled lagfix again thinking my apps would come back. Nope...and I got a looping forced close that prevented my from doing anything which forced me to go back to odin.

Anyway, I guess you answered my question. It is not supposed to erase when disable the lagfix and it is converted back to rfs.
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
This is using 1.91 with the ji2 flzshed. No battery reconditioning yet. Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] Rodriguez92:
Can I just flash the ji2 modem through clockwork recovery or do I have to do it through something like adb?
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Is there a way to tell which modem you have installed?
[Vibrant Android Development] Arrrmin:
I too have noticed this since 1.7, but since it still works eventually, I never really thought about mentioning it. Just a little extra time to wait didn't really hurt (not that I'm saying it hurts you, but I think you get what I mean) :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Devin5277:
That worked~! thanks a bunch
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Go to setting then about phone

If ur baseband version says ji2 at the end ur using ji2
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
It looks like your running all share? Mediaserver shouldn't eat that much of battery in fact it doesn't even show on mine. Try and turn that off
[Vibrant Android Development] castro_OO:
Same here...even after recon

Samsung Vibrant 1.6 Bionix/Voodoo on Zeam Launcher
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Try and reflash
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Looks like media server is killing your battery the most. Only use what you need, but don't complain if the apps you use are battery hogs. That has nothing to do with this rom.

I'm not implying that you are complaining though.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
When u plug it in to the wall does it say full on your notification bar?

Fully charge it until the pop up shows up. Then reboot into recovery and wipe out the stats.

Reboot. Unplug. Drain.recharge.
[Vibrant Android Development] kiddiosky:
I recondition my battery twice already.. Just charged it over night and got the Notification and unplugged it.. 98%
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
So I've been trying to figure out ways to improve my battery life, and I flashed both the JI2 and JI6 modems and here's what I found:

Signal strength seems exactly the same with these modems, but then again I live in the city where there's 3G everywhere with full bars.

Speedtest shows about the same speeds ~4.5-6mbps

GPS locks seem to be a little better with the JI2, 10/10 satellites in my house with 17ft accuracy. JI6 gave me 8/10 satellites in my house with 19ft accuracy, so it's not a dealbreaker by any means.

Battery seems exactly the same as well.. they both drain pretty fast. 20 minutes browsing XDA dropped me down 5% with about 8-9 texts sent. This is with a reconditioned battery (charged to 100, reset stats, drain fully, charge back to full)
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Use search there is a flashable ji2file (can flash in clock workrecovery mode)

Should be around pages 800 idk.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
What kind of apps are u running. The brightness? Sometimes just rebooting the phone helps.

I lost 24% of battery. Mostly idle. Rebooted the phone and 1% lasted 40min.(idle)
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
I was running XDA and MMS on lowest brightness. I have a weather polling service that runs every 6 hours, and a calendar widget service that checks for updates every 6 hours. It doesn't seem like much compared to what other people are running. You think maybe if I use the phone long enough the battery will calibrate better? I've been flashing ROMs every 2-3 days, so maybe it just needs to rest lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I just recorded 30 or so seconds and it didn't stop at 10seconds and I'm running in Normal mode at 1280x720 resolution.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
It didn't change your build.prop file. Not a biggie really.
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
I love this rom with the kk kernel...

Tested jacs and jacs w/voodoo and found dragons.

Thank you sombionix!

Please let me know about fusion!
[Vibrant Android Development] BlackVision:
What are dragons?
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
Things I didn't want to fight with. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Many, many posts ago, in a page, far far away, there you will find your answer in the form of a jpg.
[Vibrant Android Development] BlackVision:
LOL I saw that.
[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
i have a problem with rotation on the phone, i went back to stock using odin, and then re-flashed 1.9.1 and now rotation doesn't work, i went to settings and nothing, anybody having this problem?
[Vibrant Android Development] CompConfig:
My battery life sucks! Flashed from stock Jfd and I am not running a thing different. Oh, BTW, I am NOT running 1.9, I am running stock JI6 OTA straight from sammy!

This ROM is great, if your battery life sucks call Samsung.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I have not had this problem.
[Vibrant Android Development] ocfury:
So my first rom flash was 1.9 stock and I am in love with my phone again! If I have no plans to overclock is stock the best thing for me? What's everyones favorite between stock/jac/kk/voodoo?

Sent from my vibrant 1.9 stock
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Haven't even opened allshare =) I do also have twombly installed but i have not touched that it either. Disturbed by both the "media server" usage and the cell standby. I'm welcome to ideas, i'll uninstall twombly and reboot again maybe.

Edit: by the way, i checked both the preinstalled task manager and System panel, and on neither did it show twombly or allshare even active.
[Vibrant Android Development] mk262:
haha works fine after reflash
[Vibrant Android Development] soloecho7:
Well I must say I didn't think this could get any better I guess I was mistaken. I just flashed 1.9.1 today because I don't have time during the week to play with my phone at work so I have to wait for the weekends and this rom is for lack of a better word perfect.Thank to Som and team for yet another great release. And on a side note Som don't sweat the idiots that come in here and ***** and whine you sir are doing an amazing job I only hope you continue your excellent work. Thanks again for all your hard work you keep developing we will keep installing. Have a great day guys.

sent from New Year Zero
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Let me correct myself. I had Twonky installed, used to be called twonky's media server now its just called twonky. Anyhow, it wasn't running and I have had it installed for like the last 6x flashes or so? And Media Server has never shown up on on battery use... I'm not terribly concerned about that one honestly, simply because i'm sure its got to be something I could kill. I thought the cell standby was pretty high for JI2.
[Vibrant Android Development] addison892:
I love 1.9.1! By far the best ROM for me so far. I experienced my first glitch today and it is a strange one. I was using the TV out in my office and approximately 30 minutes in my TV screen said that the image was not available for this application. I unhooked the phone from the TV then it got weird. My music player started on its own and would not respond to my efforts to kill it. I first tried a restart with no luck. I then I rebooted from the boot screen and all is well so far. Any one else seen this?