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[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
lmfao, that is awesome.
[Vibrant Android Development] de31:
thanks, i actually remember reading that part now, but i guess since i was at work i kept forgetting about that part. haha thanks again
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
As it looks like you were talking to me, I guess I should respond now that I am back at my computer. I have not had a soft brick, so I have not had to deal with any of that sort of trouble, but having been reading almost the entire thread, I am more than sure you can fix a soft bricked phone. Just use the search function at the top of this thread and type in "soft brick." See what you come up with. Read about and learn how to use Odin, and read about flashing "froyo that doesn't brick." That should get you pointed in the right direction from my understanding.

Many a people have asked what to do after not disabling Voodoo before flashing "anything" else to there phone, and as it is clearly explained in the OP, you should not do that. The OP also explains how to recover from a soft brick, or at least points you in the right direction so you can learn how.

Edit: Remember that the internal 16GB card is often referred to as the SD card. Make sure you are clear on where you should be saving your ROMs before flashing...the internal SD card or Root directory. Not the external 2GB (unless you swapped it with a different size) card.

You should be back up and running smooth in no time.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Why not goto T-Mobile and have them load it up for you. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] maydaysos:
If i understand this correctly 1.9.1 has the different lock screens. Where can i find the settings to change them?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I'm going through some pretty hefty withdrawals right now....I haven't flashed anything on my phone for like 48 hours.....I resorted to putting Bionix 1.9.1 on the wife's Vibrant....I need my fix!

I know what I can do...I can put the JI2 modem on her phone instead of sticking with the JI6! That'll get me by for a bit longer.....

FYI: I installed Bionix with the JI6 Modem last night, I think it made it around 14 hours (from 100%, since I always flash at full battery and it spent almost the entire battery drain on standby) before it shut off for the re-calibration of the battery. My Bionix 1.8 with the JI2 is going on 9 hours now (almost entirely on standby as well) and is sitting at a pretty 60% battery. Gotta love that.:D:D

EDIT: Meh, the wife drives around in areas that have kinda piss poor signal reception....I guess I will leave her modem as the JI6 for a day or two to see if she see's any improvements. What the hell am I going to flash now?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
So today I've run into a problem a couple of times, first thing the phone just turned off on its own for no apparent reason, I had no idea, second, it froze on me a couple times when using youtube app. I know the rom may still have a few bugs here and there, so I'm just reporting back...no complaints!
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Menu/settings/sound and display/unlock screen
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Settings > Sound & Display > Unlock screen

Calibrated the battery yesterday (setup in sig.). No complaints at all about the life I'm getting. Just over an hour using My Tracks. 25 minutes voice calls. 2 hours with display on (1/2 on lowest brightness, 1/2 on highest). About 25 minutes using MobileAP with heavy data access.

That's what I get for taking my time to make my post.
[Vibrant Android Development] r6kid:
It sounds like a problem some people have been having with the oc kernels, try using the script to oc and going back to jacs oc/uv 1 that worked for me

Cause I said so.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
What was the reason for changing the camera software from the stock? Also, were there any changes made to the video camera? Cause I was really pleased with the recording quality of the stock one. Just wondering...
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
You can still get the same quality of video with this one. Settings are just placed in a more convenient way as far as I'm concerned.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I took some video today, with same weather conditions from my last recording with stock ROM, and for whatever reason the quality didn't look as crisp and th:rolleyes:e colors as "vibrant"....I don't know, maybe it's just me...kind of picky at times.

What's up with all the Utahn's on here anyways???:)
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Utah? I don't know. I only noticed that Sombionix was from here as well. I'll have to pay more attention to where everyone is from. I hope that's not a bad thing. I like it here.
[Vibrant Android Development] mmas0n:
Agreed. At first I was put off by the layout in the camera app and I still think the layout in the original Vibrant camera is more aesthetically attractive. However, after spending just a few minutes using the camera and needing to switch quickly between modes/scenes, this layout is far better in terms of, you know ... actual usability.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Yeah, I've seen quite a few of us Utah'ns hanging out here lol. Represent!
[Vibrant Android Development] xavyi:
Ridiculously fast!

Keep em coming!
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I really don't mean to go off topic in this thread, but how about RSL tonight!

Anyway, to make sure I include something relevant, thanks to everyone who has been willing to help me and everyone else on here learn more and more about making our phones better. This is my first smart phone, and even though I feel I know quite a bit about computers, I have very little knowledge about coding and modding my phone. I could not do it without you guys... especially the devs.
[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
If sombionix is from utah, i have to ask him to teach me how to code. SL,UT
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Maybe we should have a Bionix convention in SLC or something fun like that. Soms got quite the following now. Just a thought anyway.
[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
Couldn't agree more.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
16hours today and I'm sitting at 27%. Man I beat the crap out of my phone today. Wife picked up an iPod Touch and I was WiFi tethering for her over 3G while she was watching some Netflix, surfing the iTunes Market and generally figuring things out. As well I played a lot with GPS and played some video.

Anyways what I'm saying even with the abuse the 1.91 Rom is doing well. I'd say my battery life has been a bit less than running a JI2 Modem, but so far I'm rather happy with the results. Of course a few days will make all the difference, but I'm liking it so far. Worst case I can always flash a JI2 Modem, but I'm worried that my wife might not like the Speeds that shes growing accustomed too using the tethering. LOL :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
+1...I have to say thanks to all the higher IQs in here for helping me out when needed. This is my third smart phone - my touch 3G, HTC HD2, and now the great samsung vibrant. I hope to learn, and become somewhat helpful myself.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I'm at 26h 4m with 28% battery left. I have not been using it real heavy today, but that's still great to me.
[Vibrant Android Development] sewebster87:
Are you running JuiceDefender or any apps to manage power? I find that if I leave GPS and 3G on that my battery dies within 8 hours, but if I turn 3G off then it lasts much longer.

Any ideas? I'm running Bionix 1.9.1
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Media Server

Hey guys, I'm just wondering if I'm the only one who has "Media Server" as one of the things that's on my battery usage. Still trying to figure which program this is. Wondering if its possibly media hub?

Edit: So, I found a mediaserver file in /system/bin and I used watchdog and the mediaserver shows up as a linux process. I think I might try and reflash and see if it begins to behave itself. Its never been an issue before.

Maybe i'll flash back to stock and then reflash this.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Yeah, I don't have 3G in my area and I also don't have a data plan. Therefor, I don't really sea the need to keep the GPS on much either. Most of my home screens have the power controls on them so I can disable stuff easily. I've never used a power management app before.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Not sure what it is. I've never seen it show up in my battery usage stats before.
[Vibrant Android Development] tee34life:
Best rom out!

Flashed Bionix 1.9 on my Vibrant! Runs like a champ....occasional restarts here and there but no biggie... still appreciate the hard work and dedication put into it!
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I can't get launcher pro to install again, well, it says it's installed, but it won't show up as an option like it usually does, not sure what happened. Any advice?
[Vibrant Android Development] DaSmittyman:
when you hit your home key does it ask you to switch home screens? my lp works fine so maybe uninstall and reinstall it
[Vibrant Android Development] mystycs:
Ive got 2 questions.

If i reflash back to stock 2.1, do i have to recondition the battery again?

Also when i restart my phone i see the min mhz on setcpu is 100mhz again do i have to set it to 200mhz everytime i restart?

Thnx
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
First question probably.

Second question yes
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Have you rebooted? Sometimes that's all it takes. As suggested above, you could also try re-installing it. Not really a whole lot I can tell you since I just use what's on the ROM.

What benefits do you guys see from using launcher pro? Or maybe I shouldn't be so lazy, and just give it a try. Mostly, I have a phone that is running perfectly right now, and I don't want to do anything to screw that up.:confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] iTylerA:
Go into settings, applications, manage applications. Change the filter to show all applications, locate the twlauncher, select it, press button that says clear defaults.
[Vibrant Android Development] speed145a:
media server usually shows up when you are playing music. if you have been listening to songs or anything of that sort
[Vibrant Android Development] iTylerA:
Currently tuning bionix 1.9 with jac's oc/uv/voodoo. Want to try the one click lag fix. I know it can't be done with voodoo.

Do I flash bionix with stock kernel or does the lag fix work with any oc/uv kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] thehighwaysong:
Just flashed this yesterday and its pretty ballin. I think the battery could last longer, I'm gonna try the recondition. I'm really digging the black theme.
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Sweet. Thanks for the response. So everything is probably working just fine :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Krnla:
I don't know if its just my app but the search on my youtube app is broken on bionix 1.9.1...

Problem resolved by installing youtube app from frankin twiz :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Duntkno:
Hey could I install the cyanogen music app? Like the one from masters rom. To this?
[Vibrant Android Development] cazper210:
I don't see why not I think a few people already did
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
I just reconditioned my battery under bionix 1.8 (will wait for fusion) and i thought the battery life was bad with only Music player pro running and screen is off. Basically, it took 1hour 45minutes to get the battery down to 90%. Then i realized my wifi and gps were on. :p

Anyway, right now im at 82% with 3G and music playback and this xda app for 20minutes. I just have to ask, did i do the reconditon right:

1. Fully charge while phone is on. Sometimes it will say 100% but when i take the charger out, it goes back 97% so i charge again until it stays 100%.

2. Go to rom manager and reboot to clockwork, go to advanced and wipe out battery stats and immediately reboot after that. Charger is still plugged.

3. Once fully rebooted from clockwork, take out charger and drain until 0% and it shuts down automatically.

4. While off, charge the phone to 100%. It took around 4hours. Here's the confusing part, if it turns 100% and i take the charger off, then connect it again, the phone charges again. I repeated it 6 times. The 6th time, i got bored so i unplugged the charger and booted normally.

So far have i done things right?

Also, now i have reconditioned, can i charge even if it's not yet fully drained without losing the "condition"?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Thanks alot! That did it,i know you have to do the same thing when you want to disable LP, but could not figure it out with TW.

As far as why LP, for me, mainly for customization, hide notification bar to get full screen, froyo look launcher, etc.. and it seems a little more fluid/smooth when scrolling and such. It's just nice to get a different look sometimes.

Thanks again!
[Vibrant Android Development] ogerisg321:
Is anyone else having problem with the message notification puzzle pieces on 1.9.1? I know that it was said to have been fixed but only the missed call puzzle piece shows up, I don't have one for my text which I would love because I text a lot more than I talk on the phone.

BTW thanks for all the work you guys are doing on this site. And to think I've been an Android user since the G1 and just finally started getting into rooting and changing ROMs.
[Vibrant Android Development] unclesnoop:
Hey,

Ive just flashed the stock bionix rom and i gotta say good work bro! Love the black layout and the small changes are kicking :)

However i've been having a few problems, when i plug in my charger to try recondition the battery. My phone turns off and it tries to charge and gets itself into a loop, so pretty much when i have the phone connected to power it keeps restarting. Ive tried rebooting my phone a few times and nothing seems to be working.

Also just wondering if you can flash vibrant roms on the galaxy i9000 ?

Sorry for the inconvenience!

Cheers
[Vibrant Android Development] kdf2883:
The framework to revert the theme back to stock theme doesnt cover all part of the rom. There are still parts of the rom that still hold the bionix theme. (like the application drawer and the keyboard). Does anyone happen to know if there's a better stock framework out there that reverts it all back to the stock theme? thanks! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
I had been trying to get my unlock code as well for when I leave the country. At some point during one of the flash processes (I think it was Odin), the file that contains the backed up unlock code gets wiped. Once it's gone, it's gone, and the unlock app can no longer help. You'll have to get it from T-Mobile.
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
The reason for changing the camera software was to support the hardware modification adding a Front Facing Camera:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=770854

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=804146
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Try running SetCPU, with the minimum speed set to 200MHz and the max set to 1000MHz, no profiles and conservative scaling. See if that fixes it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
That sounds about right. I would keep doing full discharges a few more times (maybe 3 or 4).
[Vibrant Android Development] Master™:
+1

This isn't something you absolutely HAVE to do, but it couldn't hurt :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ekeefe41:
Thanks for your 2c..

I have searched this thread multiple times, I had reconditioned my battery, I had flashed the ji2 modem... You tell me oh master of flashing, what did I miss? You seem to know everything... Tell me, why am I getting crappy battery life with this rom?

It is not hardware because I moved back to vibrant9 and i am again getting exceptional battery life.

I was respectfull in my OP, you should try to not be such a douch.
[Vibrant Android Development] EB91:
I hate to be that guy to ask this but no one else really has... for the built in ext2 lag fix, do I have to have adb on my computer and connected to type the code or is it something I can just plug into terminal (i assume not cause it doesn't work)...also I'm assuming it needs to be reactivated every time I reflash? This thread has been full of garbage (been following it for a while) so thanks to anyone who helps me out
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Almost everything I know about flashing this phone, I learned from reading this thread. So, I'm not about to start trouble shooting your phone issues when I know you are just as capable of reading this thread as I am. No, I didn't read it all in one night either. I spent several weeks reading it, and learing about how everyone was handling their issues before I ever considered flashing a new rom to my phone. I'm sorry you are not capable of finding your answers on here. I'm just frustrated by the many questions that I know are already answered on here, and people expecting someone else to do the work for them. Also, to many times, people are blaming this rom, when it's not the rom, and their questions should be asked in another thread. I wish everyone could understand that so Sombionix, the dev of bionix, would get more of the respect he deserves for his great work.
[Vibrant Android Development] EB91:
People are just too ignorant to realize that they are complaining over a free rom. Id prefer them all to go back to stock and take their b/s to the samsung forums. If sombionix was charging people I'd understand
[Vibrant Android Development] castro_OO:
Same here getting terrible life...whats vibrant9? This battery is killing me im losing 25% an hr..recond as well and went back to ji2...on 1.4 I was getting great battery life

Samsung Vibrant 1.6 Bionix/Voodoo on Zeam Launcher
[Vibrant Android Development] EB91:
Regardless if the battery is lasting 12 hours or 20 hours its still better than stock. Some days its extraordinary and some days its only ok but regardless its better than stock and that's all that matters

P.s. saying your battery life isn't good allows NO ONE to help u. There are MANY variables involved. The fact that android phones are so mainstream has really twisted up the community. If u aren't sure about anything chances are u shouldn't be messing with your phone yet. I'm getting sick of browsing this forum and seeing the same ****
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
Here is what I find strange... I charged my phone last night until I got the "100% unplug" indicator. I unplugged the phone from the PC around 10:15 PM last night. I did absolutely nothing with the phone. I wake up this morning at 5:46 AM (my son plays hockey!) and my battery is at 65%!! I lost 1/3 of my battery doing absolutely nothing (phone is sleep mode).

I don't understand how some of you are doing all that stuff on your phones and still have so much battery power. My Vibrant is 2 weeks old so its not an old battery. My flash is in my sig. I have reconditioned... I am just lost on what to try next to get better battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] junkdruggler:
Yeah, with all this black in this rom I thought it would have better life but it doesn't... I changed everything to bright colors and my batt doesn't drain faster... I think the all black is a placebo... Doesn't look too good either imo..
[Vibrant Android Development] EB91:
The ji6 modem doesn't get as good of battery life as ji2. Chances are the battery problems will work their way out. Just because it sucks now doesn't mean it will be like that tomorrow. So far every day has held different battery lifes

.the worst being around 14 hours which isn't even bad to me...its a smart phone...Computers don't even last that long...worst case scenario try a reflash or worstest case scenario odin back to stock and then reflash. But personally I'd try wiping thee battery stats again and reconditioning first to see if that helps
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Sounds strange. Have you checked in settings to see what's eating up all your battery power? Sounds like you have an app that is running wild.
[Vibrant Android Development] EB91:
That's what many don't realize. Apps that are constantly pulling info or syncing with considerably destroy your battery. Widgets as well. If u want to use the phones every feature then expect it to last less than twelve hours
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Enough about battery life!

I've been switching back and forth between stock and bionix/JAC OCUV1.1 and have yet to tell the difference in battery life, but i'm not complaining. I actually find that this device has wonderful battery life and I keep BLuetooth, 3g, and GPS on 24/7. Sure maybe the phone will last an extra 20 minutes with a certain kernel, but you guys talk like people are getting double the battery life. That is false. If anyone is seeing double the battery life it's because they're using their phone half as much from the day they got the phone. Some people live in areas where their phone is jumping between 2g and 3g all day. Some people are watching youtube videos on wifi. Some people are just downloading an app and make 2 phone calls a day. The point is everyone on here is going to get different battery life and then come on here posting how their phone either lasted 3 hours, or 30. So how about just figure out why you're getting whatever kind of battery life and go from there. Whatever you do, just know that this rom isn't what's giving you the battery life that you're getting. That's between you and your battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
I'm sorry but its way more than 20min

After switching to bionox. 1%of battery lasts 20-45min..in idle

Probably did something wrong cause other people are getting way longer battery life.

Reading the posts helps u know rofl
[Vibrant Android Development] EB91:
How many times does sombionix have to say its not the rom for you guys to understand. His rom provides optimal battery life on this phone. Any other factors affecting it are at the users fault. Also (at least with my phone) out drops fast then lingers around the middle of battery life for a while so just use the phone and stop trying to "make" the battery life better
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Thanks. Afterwords I did realize I had setcpu set at 100min/1200max, I'm wondering if the 100min did it. Having setcpu "on" seems to juice the battery somewhat quicker -though the phone FLIES! It's expected...so no complaints.

The phone flies regardless of setcpu installed, so I'm considering not even using it...maybe just to show it off.:)

Using Quadrant I got these scores: 1605---with NO setcpu ~~ 1826---with setcpu set 200min/1200max conservative.