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[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Wolf2000me:
Hey m8,

See previous page.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9073343&posted=1#post9073343

I fixed a similar problem with the help posted there. There might even be a simpeler solution to it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Chronos12:
( official Froyo - Germany ) After SuperOneClick, then I installed Lag Fix OCLF.

I installed EXT2 then Lag Fix 1+. After this I uninstalled Lag Fix. After this I removed the EXT2 from Lag Fix and then the warning came.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] ryssen88:
Yeah i think i fixed it with an unroot in superoneclick then rooted again,

afterwards i did a force install of ext2 tools and then i got the option to install OCLF =)

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] penfold:
so is this lagfix really not as effective with froyo as it was with eclair? ...anyone who has tried on both have any feedback?

A: Better

B: The same

c: worse

?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] frankencat:
Can't install the lagfix on my phone. I get this error...

OCLF failed...etc...

"Could not copy over /data/data to EXT2: cp : cant stat '/data/data/.com.qoord.tapatalkxda.activity/cache/session/remote-image-cache/..h': Bad address"

I always get this error when trying to install OCLF. Any help appreciated. Thanks. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Wolf2000me:
After application of the lagfix (v2.2+) I still need to disable background data usage in accounts and synchronization from time to time. Otherwise the email app becomes rather unresponsive, or any other app that uses the file system for that matter.

But all in all it does it job pretty well. The phone is very snappy now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] webwude:
I am using OCLF 2.2.4 / 2.2.8 with my Froyo JPO - works very well (after i rooted with SuperOneClick), version 2.2+

But: all other options (e.g. Scheduler, minfree) are just working until the next reboot (even i tick the appropriate option to save it even after reboot).

When i re-enter OCLF after a reboot, the standard values are shown.

What am i doing wrong?

All the best,

ww
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] frankencat:
So can any of you smart people help me figure out why I can't install this? I have tried just about everything short of re-flashing stock with ODIN. Thanks.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] xedd:
Have you tried removing this folder or worse uninstalling Tapatalk from your file system before running OCLF?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] CrazyDogster:
Hey guys!

Hey guys! This is my first post here so I hope I don't make a mess of it.

I've just registered, got my Galaxy S with Froyo on it and I'm trying to have the

OCLFV2.2+ up and running but it keeps giving me the following:

- Could not mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 onto /dbdata/rfsdata: mount: Device or resource busy.

I've read that the V2.2+ can't install if apps are running on the SD card.. not the case here as I have no aps on the SD card.. in fact.. no SD card at all :)

If I'm asking something that has already got an answer please guide me to it and I can take it from there.

Also.. the Quadrant standard gives ~1800 score. Is that improvable?

I've read something about overclocking and so on.. but didn't find a good "How to" + "Why" for it.

Thanks again,

Dani
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] penfold:
1800 is good for froyo.

overclocking look for speedmod i think
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] CrazyDogster:
:) thanks for the input
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] webwude:
Actually two questions:

1. (reminder) are there any comments about forgetting additional settings (scheduler, minfree) after reboot, even though those option were chosen in the first place?

2. is it useful to re-lagfix with the new version again? If so, how ;) ? I used till yesterday 2.2.4 and just updated to 2.2.8

Thx for any hint,

all the best,

ww
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] latino147:
Hi there, this is my first post here.

First of all: is there a way to search within this topic to keywords like manually + install or something like that? 109 pages is really a lot to read through looking for any tips :(

I can only search within Android development :(

I'm looking for a way to manually uninstall the OCLF as the operation failed during the creation of the new partition (it was hung even after half an hour).

Now I can't try again (install option unavailable) but I also can't uninstall (option tells me there is no lagfix to uninstall).

Edit: The error shown when trying to uninstall:

You do not appear to have a lagfix installed (/system/bin/playlogos1 greater than 5KB)

I've been told that a factory reset cannot be performed without removing the lagfix and root first...

btw, maybe it's an option to extend the opening post with a 'what to do if it all goes bad'-faq? :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Wolf2000me:
You can search a thread, although it's getting a bit too large, imho ^^

I second the need for a FUBAR-kind of-FAQ

Check this post, I had the same problem.

You'll need root explorer, busybox and terminal emulator. Or if the fix lagfix option is green that should basically do the same thing. But it was unavailable for me.

gl
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Martor74:
Can't re-install fix

Dear all, this is my first post on your forum.

I've recently bought an Italian galaxy S, my first smartphone (utterly Noob)

I've installed the fix and after a couple of days during which I've been testing tons of apps :D, I've decided to format the cell and do a clean install of fix and usefull (to me) apps.

I've tried with privacy setting in android menu, wipe and format in recovery mode and hard reset with *#...combo: no way!

I always get the same result: I can root the phone and install EXT2 tool but lag-fix button always remains red.

What could it depend on?

Thank you very much,

Marco
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] RyanZA:
Restore boot animation option in app.

I must really make that more user friendly.. plus the cleanup option needs work.. Plus I must add in z4root into this app too. Anyway stay tuned. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] latino147:
this sounds great, thanks a lot! But what should the responses be to the commands in terminal emulator?

I typed su and enter and it asked me for superuser rights. I said OK and then on the same line I saw su#

Right behind that I typed the second line, pressed enter and nothing happened except seeing a new line with a single # No other response at all. Is this ok?

Edit: I just tried, exited the terminal and started OCLF again. Now it is possible to perform the V2.2 fix, doing it right now! ......

It got me further than the last time.......

rebooting....

it's taking a long time....no panic yet....

IT works! Thanks Wolfman for the tip and offcourse da master Ryan! I forgive you guys for beating us in the semis of the Rugby-WC now ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Martor74:
It works perfectly!

'Course I'll stay tuned
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kyrillos13:
will oclf support Galaxy 3 phone ?? :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Bakura2k3:
Hey guys, i seriously need help. At first i had the same problem as "latino147" where i had a failure during the lagfix process and couldnt uninstall or install the lagfix. after doing this:

then with root explorer delete the file linux.ex2 in folder /data/ext2 this will give you back the space

open terminal emulator on phone and type:

su

busybox mount -o remount,rw /system

I could install the lagfix but then the filesystem could not get mountet. now after a reboot my hole phone ist resetet just like after a factory reset. how can i mount this or is everything gone?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] sandyph:
Hi guys, I got this error when trying to install the EXT2 Tools... anybody know what to do ?

thanks

edit.

go to the /system/lib/ folder and there are these files :

libext2_blkid.so

libext2_com_err.so

libext2_e2p.so

libext2_profile.so

libext2_uuid.so

libext2fs.so

all size 0, created date 01-01-1970 and no permission setting
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] techspy:
Guys, I have used this on my stock Vibrant rom with no issues. I then un-did the lag fix before upgrading to a new Froyo rom. Everything is working fine except I get a fair amount of lag. So I re-installed OCLF and installed the EXT2 tools but the lag fix is still disabled. It says "You already appear to have another lag fix installed! (/system/bin/playlogos1 less than 5KB)"

Any ideas whats going on?

Thanks

NM, I "fixed the boot animation logo" even though it hasn't been mucked with to begin with. This allowed me to apply the lag fix.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] shrooms90:
If u read a little in this treat u will find out that u just have to click on restore boot animation;-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GrandiJoos:
I have a Galaxy S running Android 2.2 Froyo (FROYO.XWJPA), not rooted/lag fixed or anything like that, not even before 2.2.

I just downloaded and installed 'RyanZA's OCLF 2.0' via AppBrain from Android Market.

When I start OCLF 'Root Device Recovery 2e' and 'Check Free Space' are green. I ran the latter but this does not enable the 'EXT2 Tools' or 'OneclickLagFix' options.

Am I missing something? Should this work?

I would really like to lag fix my SGS :) Any help/hints is/are appreciated!

GrandiJoos :cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] cydiamante:
Is it normal to have 861 MB total available ram for programs after the lagfix instead of 1.9Gb it had before?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GrandiJoos:
Answer to my own question: I forgot to root my SGS.

I used SuperOneClick to root my SGS, run the EXT2 Tools, lagfix etc.

Works like a charm!

Thanks for the app!!! :D

One question: should/could I unroot the phone again or will that have any undesired effects???

GrandiJoos
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] noelwood:
Lag Fix to Froyo 2.2

Is it possible to lagfix Froyo 2.2 and how do you go about doing it?

Sorry to sound elementary
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jeboy25:
I currently have one click lag fix installed and Im planning to update my android to froyo, should I uninstall OCLF first?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] amckee23:
Just tried to run this after running the z4 root application and Got a failure message saying the Phone is not rooted (Although it allows me to Begin the Lagfix)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] latino147:
I was told that you have un undo the lagfix, undo the rooy and THEN update to froyo.

Then you use Superoneclick (search for it) to root the phone with froyo, and then you return to the OCLF to perform the v2.2 lagfix
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] latino147:
You should root the SGS with SuperOneClick first, THEN you used the OCLF to fix the lag

Yes, it uses up a part of your space

As long as you ROOT it with SuperOneclick first. (see above)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] amckee23:
Ran the Lagfix again with the v1 and it worked fine thanks great app!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] penfold:
installed oclf on stock JPO today, phone is very fast now, don't know what's happening with those who are saying it makes no difference, defintely makes a big difference here.

thanks ryan!

noticed one thing though .... i rooted with the chainfire kernel and oclf gave an unroot option as available .....i presume but may be wrong that trying to unroot with oclf would not be a good idea and should probably not give that option if rooted with another method?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] radeon_x:
Just FYI:

A couple days ago I did a wipe / factory reset from the recovery menu, reinstalled all my apps (but not OCLF) and everything seemed ok. Today I noticed though that things were lagging a bit... Hmmm... So I installed Quadrant and scored 850. Bah.

So, installed OCLF again and noticed that ext2 tools showed not installed. Okay, so I installed ext2 tools, but the OCLF 2.2+ option was still showing unavailable. Searched here and found some suggestions to do the restore boot animation option, so I did that.

When I rebooted, the OneClickLagFix V2+ was available again. Re-applied it and now scoring 2300 in Quadrant and the phone feels fast again.

Moral of the story: If you do a factory reset, you better check your lag fix status I guess :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] divago:
Hi all, i got one question.

well... maybe 2 :)

i got 2.1 SGS with OCLF (and ofc root); today (yesterday) official Froyo was released so i'm planning on upgrading it

i had to remove OCLF and root before upgrade, then install again

so the question(s)

1) can i use OCLF with Froyo without complications?

2) i can root froyo with same procedure (ie installing OCLF and hitting on "root phone")?

ty for answering :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] webwude:
No. You first have to root your device, afterwards you can use OCLF as before.

No, it is not working as simple as before. You only can root with the appropriate Recovery 2e (Froyo comes along with 3e).

Suggestions: try SuperOneClick (for PC) or z4root (APP) to root first.

You're welcome.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] BIkergt:
thanks

froyo.RSJP5, italian official rooted with z4root

one click lag fix give me error "You need to have 1.0 MB avalible in /system/lib to install this " installing EXT2 tools

I forced to install anyway, istallation went fine, lag fix 2.2 installed correctly

2100 in quadrant

no any warranty will work for anyone else with the same issue.

many thanks RyanZA.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Manta-Avoid:
Error Parsing File

Hey all,

I just rooted my i9000 and followed the instructions, but the OCLF doesn't seem to do its thing - just throws the "Error Parsing File" error.

Other than that, I can't think of anything else that would stop it from working - I'd wiped the phone before, just in case.

Cheers,
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] boarder838:
Hi all,

My friends' SGS phones have the 3-button recovery mode locked down. Would you still recommend OCLF for lagfix? In case anything happen, they don't have the recovery mode/download mode to fix problems? so they run the risk of bricking their phones?

Or they can still use adb in case anything happens?

I hate to see my friends getting stuck with their laggy phones.. especially after Froyo upgrade. But all the lagfix's out there seems to require rom flashing etc... except for OCLF so I thought they might want to give it a try. But I certainly don't want them to brick their phones either.

Thanks for any advice or comment...
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] divago:
ok

yep it's same!

i tried z4root

launched it

it said "wait while i find exploit to unlock root"

then frozen

i had to restart the phone with power button

atm still not rooted

;_;

Edit

Ok, second's the charm :)

now it's working... u.u

dunno what happened before but... hey... important is now it's working :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] hauj0bb:
I installed the most recent version of this lagfix while using Doc's ROM Modified, SetiroN Kernel (Build 17), and after 'successfully installing', I hang at the Galaxy S boot screen.

Was able to restore from rom manager backup.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] r75:
oclf2 with official italian froyo

Hi all and good morning!

I've a question for you quite important today.

After official italian froyo update with kies my galaxy s seems to be ok.

I also made root with z4root and than installed oclf2.

Ext tools installation successfull

Lagfix.....I can't rimember because I was sleeping.

Restart and quadrant score now is better than 2000.

Fantastic resault, but now in oclf2 settings I've no choise for lagfix.

Actually lagfix and undo lagfix are unavaleble.

Wow...maybe I was sleeping too much time...

What's appenned experts?

Do I need coffee?

:)))

Edit: after 3 or 4 restart the green unlag seems to be present another time.

Maybe it depends to the 2 files in the internal memory that I deleted last hour..

Mistery..

Bye bye
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] ruimoura:
Hi, thanks for this awesome tool.

Here's the thing ... i've updated my sgs to 2.2 (with different product code) and then i installed this tool and all went well.

Then i've decided to install my operator 2.2 official version on the sgs (with kies and all), and it's all running fine, but the lag fix isn't working.

I thought i had to install it again, or something, but all the options are in red (i can only unroot and 2 or 3 other options).

If i try to install "ext2 tools" it says "You need to have 1.0MB available in /system/lib to install this!" and if i force it it fails ...

What's going wrong here? I guess it has something to do with the previous install, but what can i do to reset it?

Thanks for the help.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] needabottle:
Wow!!!!!!

Have to say big thanks to the chaps who put all this together. Z4root went flawlessly as did the Lagfix. International Galaxy S I9000 is running like an express train now under 2.2 baseband JPP and build JPA.

Quadrant score literally doubled from around 800 to 1625. My phone is sitting at the top of the tree according to the benchmarks. Nice.

Ran Quadrant again and got 1865 this time.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] CWKJ:
hmm... on the tree!!!

I guess I have to try both the Root and OCLF once I got my official update of Froyo from Samsung.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] needabottle:
Mine was bought off ebay in the USA. The USA versions of the Galaxy S don't have a front camera and I wanted one with a front camera. No idea what country mine is supposed to be set for. I know it isn't Korea as they have a TV tuner.

I did the Window registry hack and tricked Kies into thinking the phone was Norwegian or Swedish or somewhere in Europe (can't remember). Updated to 2.2 without a hitch.

I then installed Kies on another computer a few days later and set the location to USA. Kies said there was an upgrade and I got it no problem. Did the root and lag fix and everything seems fine.

Not sure what country Froyo I would have got if I had waited. Don't care. Works fine and it did an update anyway.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jalook:
AMAZING!!!

I switched to I9000 couple of months ago from Desire and was enjoying every minute... until the Froyo update (via Kies). After the update everything gut sluggish and the calendar and email apps stuck and crushed all the time.

i was about to switch back to my 'old' Desire and came across this thread - i have one word: AMAZING!!!

you guys are doing an incredible job! Google and the OEMs took the Android platform to new heights but XDA is really what takes it to the top :-)

My device is x4 faster now thanks to the following steps:

1. Root using [seems that i cannot post links - so search for: SuperOneClick v1.5.5]

2. Install OCLF (from the beginning of this thread) and follow the steps inside
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kalimero7:
@RyanZA

hi!

could you please explain what the Tweaks from hardcore exactly are and do? i searched a long time but couldn't find any explanation...

another question would be: is it possible that OCLF (v2) looses its power over some days? (do you find OCLF usefull for official foyo?)

kind regards
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] ciulic:
Hi guys,

my problems sounds like this and it's frustrating and anoying maybe you can help.

When I've bought the phone I was able to connect through Kies my SGS, but after I've installed One Click Lag Fix 2.0 I wasn't beeing able to doit anymore, the initialization is dissapearing and appearing all over again...

First I've installed the ext2 and after the lag fix through the application and yes offcourse i've rooted the phone. But now I want to uninstall it.

So beeing affraid of messing the phone i've unintalled the application like this: uninstalled the the ext2, unrooted the phone, and removed the lag fix and uninstalled the application, well the same thing is happening so I've restored the phone to default settings and again nothing happened, I'm still not able to connect it to Kies.

Please help, what do I need to do?

Good Night.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] PRObin:
Hey all,

I just installed the OCLF and it works great on my SGS. My phone was still stock with the official Froyo update.

When I rooted the phone it gave an error: E: signature verification failed.So I rooted my phone with z4root from the market and it worked perfect.

After that I did the ext2 thingy and de lag fix via the OCLF-app on my phone. The phone rebooted and it worked perfect. Absolutely no lag and my Quadrant score was 1754 and even 2009 at my 2nd try :). It was around 650-750 before I got the lagfix. Opening and closing apps or browsers are done in a flash.

The only thing is that the megaflops are still around 14. Anyone know what to do next? :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] ciulic:
sorry my mistake, it wasn't the OCLF2 fault so I've removed the complain :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] :
I've got the same problem but if I try to force but it fails anyway: "No space left on the device" when copying libext2_blkid.so...

Pls help me!!! :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] repro21:
i installed ext2 tools, reboot and start oclf

the last command i see was: Running command: dd if=/dev/zero of=/dbdata/rfsdata/linus.ex2 bs=1M count=0 seek=861

this was over 2 hours, after this my battery was dead and the phone shut duwn

after restart all is RED unavailable :-((((

what can i do now?? because my phone memory also reduced at about 861 mb

how can i fix the lagfix???

UPDATE:

after some restarts teh memory is free again

but i will wait some days before i give it the next try
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] magicpt:
im having the same problem
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] :
This is sadly comforting :o

I've tried to wipe all, formatted internal sd, restored factory settings... but nothing to do.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] magicpt:
i belive the developer is aware of this problem and is trying to fix it. If u check the first page see under the "known issues"
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] :
Thanks for the info.

I'm sure this issue will be solved.

Z
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] tigerhell:
Just to confirm... OCLF don't need to reboot in recovery mod ??? because without modify kernel for coming back in recovery 2e it's still hard... :eek:

If the install of OLCF doesn't work what kind of troubles can be found after reboot ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] thecrucible:
I have installed,uninstalled and reinstalled OCLF too many times to count. In each instance it all went without a hitch. The last time I installed was when I just upgraded to Froyo in which case I needed to root first before running the OCLF. The Dev has another cool utility out called Z4Root which is a one click root solution. So problem solved...for me at least.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jctf77:
dont know the step by step to fix lag for android 2.2 JPM

hi i m just finish upgrade my samsung i9000 from 2.1 to 2.2 JPM by following the

tutorial [HOWTO] Froyo FW I9000XXJPM: Upgrade via Odin, Root, Recovery 2e, Lagfix

but now i have a problem with doing the one click lag fix apk

anyone can teach me step by step

what are the app i require to perform for installing this apk
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] smukc:
ok i have a problem =) a played with this aplication and i mess things up

i install this aplication and set lagfix then i click undo one click lagfixv2.2+

and then i uninstal the aplication now i instal the aplication back and i try to set lagfix but it doesnt work it says oneclicklagfixv2.2+ disabled and you alredy appear to have another lagfix installed! ( /system/bin/olaylogos1 less than 5kb)

sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Neums:
Update to FROYO.XWJPA (by Kies) this evening, Rooted by Z4Root and finally Lag fix.

No problem, and an awesome improvment of my SGS !

Gratz for ur apps RyanZA !!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] honnes:
I'd like to try this out, but I seem to get an error using the HTC Dream (G1) with 2807 Kernel enabled together with the MT3G.

The error I get (and also mailed) is 'Install EXT2 Tools failed with error: null'. It does create the /data/oclf folder, and saving binaries to disk, and right after, that's when the error pops up.