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[Vibrant Android Development] werdz2:
Launcher pro on Bionix 1.3?

Guys,

Have any of you successfully used Launcher Pro with Bionix 1.3.. Sorry for the N00b question, just rooted it yesterday night and Iam loving it!:D
[Vibrant Android Development] jrkart99:
yes on reboot, No lady talking. I zipped over the the voodoo thread and apparently there is a subset of vibrant users that this lag fix is not working. I may have to wait for beta5 to come out. I just want to make sure I'm not doing anything incorrectly. Even with an independent flash of voodoo, i get nothing.

Edit: Just a though, I used tatuyama one click lag fix months ago, and flashed over it. Is that a reason why this may not be working?
[Vibrant Android Development] ardchoille:
I'm using LauncherPro and it works fine with 1.3 and 1.3 w/ kk kernel - I haven't tried it with 1.3 voodoo yet. LauncherPro is a 3rd party app and should work fine regardless of which ROM you're running. Any final release ROM that wouldn't run market apps wouldn't be worth running in my opinion.
[Vibrant Android Development] werdz2:
Thank you very much ardchoille!! :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] shuka325:
I am sure it is here in the 100 or so pages (which i have actually read most and don't recall seeing this) but how do you uninstal the ext2 lag fix? Thanks!!

This really is the best ROM i have seen to date. Really think Sombiaonix's work will be the only stuff i add to my phone from here on out. Have had ZERO issues with this stuff.
[Vibrant Android Development] neur0t0xin64:
Yup. Works great. Beware of applying the stock lock screen though. Broke my system and I had to nandroid back. I continuously got FC problems.
[Vibrant Android Development] ardchoille:
I'm using the stock android lock screen from this post and I haven't has that issue. I'm wondering if there is something within LauncherPro that is causing that. Perhaps a feature you can disable?
[Vibrant Android Development] livbean:
I have walked up the Bionix ladder from 1.4 to 1.9.1 enjoying every minute of it. THIS IS NOT A BATTERY COMPLAINT (sorry had to preface what follows). I unplugged this morning at 5:00 AM. Looking at the Status at 2:00PM it shows I have been unplugged for 2 hrs 15m 57s. Anyone know what would cause this?
[Vibrant Android Development] bootsie99:
Hit the menu button and then refresh, what precentage do you have left?
[Vibrant Android Development] Neffstarr:
got it back to stock thank you so much my brotha dont for get to check out my wallpapers

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=736098
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
It resets upon reboot.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I'm thinking about doing that, actually. This thread is too cluttered with voodoo issues which have absolutely nothing to do with the rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] DaSmittyman:
Could just leave Voodoo on your site and those who take the time to go there, should know what to do to disable/install it. I for one have not installed voodoo, but just suggesting.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
or make something like TERMS and CONDITIONS that they HAVE to read before being able to click/activate the download. almost 1k pages!!!!!!!

im predicting at page 1000, we'll get the announcement of Fusion coming out.

(very appropriate)
[Vibrant Android Development] ShanDestromp:
+ 1 to getting rid of your voodoo builds, but only to get rid of all the forum cruft. Its all too easy to flash a new kernel over a build once a user has your rom up and running. Plus who knows, maybe once people see how fast your rom is with just oc/uv or even stock they might not want to mess with the dragons.

Sent from Bionix 1.9.1 JAC 1.1 OC/UV with XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] christpuncher:
Does the 10,000th post get a prize?
[Vibrant Android Development] amd_203:
Great. Now we have to suffer because idiots can't read the instructions. Even though it isn't that big of a deal, since flashing the kernel is easy but I love having voodoo pre-installed with the ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] neur0t0xin64:
I've run out of finger nails already!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Just make the rom (as i'm sure it is) compatible with voodoo and don't provide a voodoo version :D And add up in the title of the thread No Voodoo forum support in this thread!
[Vibrant Android Development] bootsie99:
So what is Bionix up to next? anything new coming out? LOL
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
His fusion Rom
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Fusion. Should be coming today or tomorrow if I'm not mistaken.. has a heavily skinned version of launcher pro as the launcher and no touch wiz! Plus other surprises.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Yeah...as much as I like the convenience of having Voodoo included in the ROM, I have to agree there are far too many posts about it, mostly from people who are clueless/can't read. I suppose I can buckle down and spend an extra few minutes to flash Voodoo separately. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] djf8:
Have voodoo disabled and made a nandroid backup of 1.9.1 today.....ready and waiting for fusion anytime now. =)

Can't wait.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
That's exactly what I did!
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
1000th :-) :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] m936a2:
same here :D
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
noooooooooooo!
[Vibrant Android Development] bootsie99:
I was kidding everyone, I know fusion is coming out
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Good idea. It took me like 20 seconds to flash Voodoo on there after I installed 1.9.1 without it. Keeping JAC's and KK would be nice though just so I don't have to flash that every time.
[Vibrant Android Development] ags29:
Omg, Congratulations! Did u get a boner!? It must've been soo exciting!
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
i guess my prediction was wrong.

anyway, "heavily skinned launcher pro"?? that's cool, i know LP drains battery faster than TW so im wondering if Team Whiskey will also optimize LP to reduce it's battery consumption?
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Ive flashed countless times and still have not made that mistake :p. I believe all one needs to do is PAY ATTENTION to what they are doing! lol

Not trying to be rude, just making a valid point. This is not a cheap device or a toy for that matter, so your utmost attention/reading/re-reading and following instructions to the letter T when messing with this phone is paramount. Ive had this phone since day1 July 15th and still have not made a single mistake... knock on wood, lol...

PLEASE PAY ATTENTION WHEN FLASHING YOUR PHONES PEOPLE!

EDIT: WHOA, did we just cross the 1000 page mark? WOW! CRAZY
[Vibrant Android Development] bootsie99:
I didnt want to genralize all that much, notice I said MOST ALL, hahahah
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
When things go Nuclear around here, can I push the Big Red Button? Fusion is going to be hotter than the sun on this thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Yeah...like getting around in here isn't difficult enough! I dare say a new thread for Fusion would be in order.

Then again...I'd have two massive threads to keep up with.
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
Why yes I did, you could not feel it? :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah no problem, I just used your post to remind people that flashing is not something to drop the ball on. I dont know about others here, but I for one do not have a second android phone to fall back on, and falling back onto my blackberry is an option I want to avoid at all cost, lol... Reading and re-reading can save us all kinds of time trying to get un-bricked...
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
So I got to play with the Galaxy Tab two weeks ago and took some pictures:

and the firmware stuff in case your interested:

Got to say, It's a nice design but feels like a big ass galaxy s phone. Oh and Froyo felt real slugglish at times! Looks like Samsung still using RFS..oh well.

Just follow what I said:

I think it's because when you flash JI2 then JI6 it some how refreshed the baseband or something..or maybe when you flashed a second time it installed properly? who knows..it works!
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Of course it will feel clunky...you have been using Bionix Right?
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah who knows. Im discovering all kinds of weird unexplained things, like I was able to run voodoo on my larger nand, when everyone said we couldnt. And now everyone says JI6 is a battery hog, but Im getting well over 24+ hours on it.

So I give up trying to figure the weird stuff out and think its best to not forget what works and what does not... LOL
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
My phone got froze when i'm on a call anyone got the same problem? I have Voddoo Oc/Uv but didn't over clock at all.

Help?
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Did you at least try setting the minimum cpu frequency to 200?
[Vibrant Android Development] castro_OO:
Lol...i get awesome standby battery service...but as soon as I start to use it it drains very fast...like 1% every 2mins...wierd..
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
I didn't even install the setcpu?? Are you saying that I still need to do something? lol Please clarify
[Vibrant Android Development] thenikeman:
I think your battery drain is coming from all your posts about the battery draining! Out of 148 posts, I believe you have 146 related to your battery!

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] adamcooks:
I noticed that the gps setting in the lib test mode were the old stock settings. Do we need to change these or has Sombionix made the adjustments in the code itself? Should that come up under the libtestmode?
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yes, if you have ANY issues with freezing or the like, we had in the OP to install setCPU and run the minimum mhz at 200. Then report back with a logcat if it persists.

EDIT: Let me explain further, the OC/UV kernel is an undervolted kernel, so therefor some phones may crap their pants when idling, even when doing something like a voice call if at any time it drops to 100mhz "It could" freeze on you. Some phones handle this just fine other can't and vice-versa some can't handle the 1200 mhz either. The phone runs at the default speeds of 100min-1000max, unless you change it yourself. Try 200min-1000max...

LOL
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
yes you do have to do something, because the cpu is now undervolted. if you don't provide enough juice to your cpu at 100 it may or may not work properly, that's why you should be going to a minimum 200. Idea is that at 200mhz, even if it is undervolted, it should be fast enough to handle most if not all operations you would use on your phone. That is my understanding of undervolting coming from playing with pc cpu's. you're only setting a minimum so there technically is no overclocking being done if you set to 200 min.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
Well I did had the setcpu before and set the settings according to the instructions 200 min 1200 max and got that freeze so that is when i unstalled it and thought it was working fine but then it still freeze and only when i'm in a call ,,,,,once the caller hungup or i hang up it will be fine. Should I reflash? What do you suggest?
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
the freezing could be a lot of issues, i don't intend to pretend I know what the root cause is. But try 200 to 1000. Your cpu might not like the unvervolting or the overclocking. varies, you'll have to test it out.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
:D :D you know I was thinking about flashing Bionix on the Tab, you think I should?? LOL it's at the Samsung where I did my interview, maybe if I flash bionix on it and show them how much faster it is, they might just hire me quicker? :D

I agree! I just hope those complaining about JI6 modem will try flashing jI2 and then flash back jI6 modem and see if it fixes it. Well at least we know! I guess this will be a secret for us..better signal + better battery :D
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
I suffer from freezing if setcpu is enabled or not.but only on a call.. and very reproduce-able. When I'm on a call for say 5mins, then a second call comes in..the phone freezes until the second call goes to voice mail..:(
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
I just told you at this point i don't have any setcpu on at all,,,and no over clocking anything. However I did flashed Ji2 modem last night? I'm about to maybe reflash the Jl6 to see if that fix anything?,,,,,Or maybe just reflash the whole damn thing,,,any suggestions on getting something to back up everything so i don't have to reinstall all apps or settings all over again? lol
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah, or flash JI2, then do the battery recondition, then flash back to JI6. That's pretty much what I did to the letter T.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
See my previous post... Try that, as Im curious now since it worked for others. And use Titanium Backup for your apps/data
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
i haven't done the "boot into recovery and let it drain another 40 mins" after initial battery drain. but my battery life is f'awesome! (21hours = 64% left!)
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
NICE! now thats what Im talking about.... :D
[Vibrant Android Development] ELStiko:
ok.. this is a silly stupid question, but I am gonna ask it anyways. IF i do tweaks that require a reboot, but there is no flashing done, I do not need to disable Voodoo. Am I correct?

For example, I am just going to do the edit to change the pixel density. That is ok to do without disabling?
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
When in doubt, disable voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
You know i am new to setcpu ,,can you give me step by step instructions how to use that damn thing? Lol
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
feel free to quote that. lol
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Pixel density edit? Is that a mod that you perform while still in the running OS? If so, yeah you do not need to disable voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
BTW...what the hell is fusion?.......JUST KIDDING!! I'll do my research...sounds like it's good whatever it is..
[Vibrant Android Development] ELStiko:
Thanx. I did the change and it works. Love the Rom.. runs Super FAST!!!!!

Stock was running fast for me.. apparently i didnt know what fast is lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I think it should be called "Cold Fusion" as everyone thinks that is impossible. Som does the impossible!
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Install setCPU. Launch it, then shut it down and re-launch it. Move the sliders to 200 for minimum mhz. Do nothing to the maximum and it will stay on 1000. DO NOT use "set on boot" as it dont function properly yet. You will need to launch setCPU every time you reboot phone and move the slider back to 200 in order for it to re-run at that speed. Im hoping the developer gets that fixed soon...

Ditto. If in doubt I agree with that statement. But I do not think disabling voodoo is necessary for a simple file edit/reboot situation. But please dont hold me to that, lol... Im just guessing its ok.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
FUSION IS THE FUTURE.

(well at least until Team Whiskey makes a custom ROM based on Froyo for Vibrant)
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
hahaha...okay, that one is pretty good! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Cold Fusion you mean the markup language? lol

who's saying it's impossible? we're practically camping out in front of our PCs just waiting for Sombionix to post that damned post saying

"Oh, by the way i just posted the Fusion version, nothing much."

be careful of Sombionix, he tends to be sneaky with each release. then we just find out it's out a few hours later.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
When you say launch it,,,then shut it down. Does that mean reboot? Or if you meant shut the setcpu down ,,,how you do that?
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
True indeed, but doesn't that make it all that much more fun? :D
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
No, I mean start setCPU, then shut it down and start it back up, just the app itself. Sometimes it does not run properly on first startup so you have to launch the app twice to correctly read the cpu parameters. I know so confusing...
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
okay once i do that there is autodetect Speeds and show other frequency sets??

What's next?? I am new sorry to keep this up? lol
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
w00t... BIONIX 2.0 FUSION WAS JUST RELEASED! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Nope nothing else, just shut the app down and it will run in the background keeping your cpu at 200-1000. Leave on "Conservative" setting....

Psych.... just kidding everyone :p
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrichards:
What do I click? To be able to move the slider?
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
I just peed a little. Jerk LOL :D
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
You putts!
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Aaaaaah! I've killed for less! :mad:

:D
[Vibrant Android Development] mmas0n:
Hate you so much right now. ;)

Phone is fully charged, attached to the PC, backup is current, Voodoo disabled. Waiting ...
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
HAHAHAHAHA, that was fun.... I just wanted to see how many of you were silently waiting.... lol, I guess I found out.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I just want to make sure I'm doing this the right way.....

So the best way to flash a new rom, when having the voodoo kernel installed like I have, would be to do the whole"disable-lagfix" deal, then flash "eugene's no brick", then stock, then custom? Or just skip stock and go straight to custom? I really don't want to mess things up, thanks for any help!
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
If I hadn't just been on the main page looking at the titles before I saw that I would have gone out to check.....good thing I didn't, now you can live.
[Vibrant Android Development] glensta:
I'm gonna tell my Mom on you! ;-)
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
You need to do the "disable-lagfix" thing, reboot your phone (listen for the voice that tells you it is being disabled) and than while leaving the "disable-lagfix" in place, you can flash whatever you like. If your new kernel includes Voodoo, you can delete (or move) the "disable-lagfix" and reboot ONLY WHEN YOU ARE COMPLETELY DONE INSTALLING!

No need to do the "eugene froyo no brick" procedure unless you screw up the above procedure first and soft brick your phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] tikiral:
Hate putting up this post.

1.9.1: Stock; Stock with independently installed JACS OCUV; JACS OCUV w + w/o Voodoo

I've conditioned each time with the same result. Basically, I end up with 95+ running % with 98% of my Wake Locks generating from Android System. I've been trying to narrow down what could be the culprit within the OS but DDMS and logcat aren't having anything big stand out. I see the wakelock requests and I most certainly see the system in the act of keeping the phone from sleeping but for the life of me I just can't find the particular item that's screwing it up.

Unfortunately, this just seems to be a 1.9+ thing for me. 1.7 didn't have the issue nor does base stock. I'm posting this hoping that someone else might have noticed something similar so I can flash back because otherwise the ROM is absolutely terrific.

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
You don't have to do the Froyo-no-brick routine again. Simply disable Voodoo before you flash anything else. Once you are SURE Voodoo is disabled it's safe to flash a new ROM. If installing a new ROM with Voodoo, be sure to enable Voodoo again AFTER you have finished ALL flashing.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Id wait for Bionix 2.0 at this point. If not try 1.8 with JI2, then do a full charge of 10 hours and reset battery stats, then fully drain the phone to the point it shuts down on its own. Then fully charge and flash JI6 modem only. You "should" then get amazing battery performance, but its not guaranteed... Mine lasts forever doing that exact procedure. YMMV
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Sorry, I meant "froyo-no-brick". I thought I read somewhere where it might be a good step to take because it erases all fragments left from a previous ROM that can potentialy cause problems in the new ROM. I already have a "Voodoo" folder in my SD from the ROM I have running. From the instructions given, do I need to create a new folder named "Voodoo", right? Not use the one that's there, correct? After I'm done flashing a new ROM that doesn't requirr Voodoo, can I just delete the 2 folders?

Sorry for the questions...little nervous about taking the wrong step...
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Hmm...this from a guy who HEARTLESSLY TAUNTS US ABOUT FUSION! :eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Personally, I see nothing wrong with going through the Froyo-no-brick routine if it makes you more comfortable. It does indeed clear out a lot of detritus; in fact, I think it has something to do with why it's possible to install Voodoo on a phone with the larger NAND, whereas it was previously thought it was something that couldn't be done.

You wouldn't need to remove the Voodoo folder if installing a new ROM that has Voodoo...the same one is fine to use. And yes, you can simply delete it if you install a ROM/kernel that doesn't have Voodoo.

The main thing is, again, make sure Voodoo is disabled before flashing anything, even a new ROM that has Voodoo.

Remember too that if you repartition the SD card is will wipe anything on it. The internal SD card that is. Be sure to back up everything on both SD cards before flashing.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
LOL @ Bovine.... Im having a hard time waiting to bud and I have to start my chores some time soon or Im working all week with dirty laundry, messy cat box, no food in the fridge etc etc, lol... My cat Spider keeps looking at me wondering wtf am I going to finally pet him.
[Vibrant Android Development] tikiral:
Thanks SkOrPn.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Priorities man, priorities! Tell Spider he can wait a bit.
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
IMO....a new thread should be started with the release of fusion. I hardly visit this thread anymore; it consists entirely of the same questions over and over and over and..............over again.
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
So... the J16 OTA had voice input... if Bionix is based on J16 OTA, shouldn't it have voice input? I mean, if you just had to take it out, that's cool... I'll just wait for Bionix 2.0 or 1.A or whatever :D
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
You DO NOT need to do the Froyo No Brick routine.

Just put the disable-lagfix file into the voodoo folder, reboot into clockwork recovery, let Linda remove voodoo, after Linda is finished you will be in clockwork recovery, flash Bionix ROM, reboot TWICE, delete the disable-lagfix file, reboot, let Linda re-enable voodoo, setup your phone how you like.

ENJOY BIONIX!
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Sorry if I sound like a tard, but, do I need to add the disable lagfix in the existing voodoo folder to disable it, or do I need to create a new voodoo folder and add the disable lagfix there like it says in the tutorial.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
OMG, this made me spit out my Monster Energy drink all over my keyboard... lol
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
if your running voodoo already, there will already be a voodoo folder in /sdcard. Just put the "disable-lagfix" file in there and your good to go.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
I just flashed Bionix 1.9.1 with KK and OC/UV, and I am loving! At first I was skeptical on putting 3rd party software on my phone, but looks like I am wrong. ;)

P.S. why does people use Jacs and not KK? Son uses KKs, is it because of Voodoo?