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[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
amen

amen

amen
[Vibrant Android Development] jumaaneface:
Did you not look??? http://www.4shared.com/file/WA2rk8a9/Kernel-Vibrant-Stock.html

thank eugene373 for this. First page of his vibrant9 rom thread...smh
[Vibrant Android Development] jumaaneface:
That would work but there already exsists a stock flashable kernel................
[Vibrant Android Development] TunedFish:
Cool, thanks. I was looking at the kernel threads, not roms. Thank you for your patience. I'm coming from a blackberry.
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
Awesome.

I swear I looked, couldn't find the flashable version. Guess I need to work on the google-fu.

Thank you!
[Vibrant Android Development] augustorm:
Thanks...i must have misread the stock numbers...but damn...how are these cats getting such high scores and I improve just marginally. I dont want to sound ungreatful, but I was expecting more of an improvement.

Peace
[Vibrant Android Development] Reyland:
will dis work on stock deodexed rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] jaysins:
Any chance at messing with voltages a bit? I have been unable to get a stable overclock here on both your and jac's kernels.
[Vibrant Android Development] chadti99:
If you use facebook for android you would notice a difference with a lag fix applied. Viewing albums specifically.

Also media scanner takes 4x as long without a lag fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
It's very possible your phone just can't handle a OC. When using JAC's OCv4 at 1.2, it wasn't stable for me. Phone kept locking up.

Using Kings UV-OC at 1.2, phone hasn't locked up yet.

It's a hit or miss on processors.

Take my AMD Phenom II x2 555BE for example; Some unlock to a x4, and OC to 4.3, mine....x4 is unstable and wont boot, and can only OC to 3.8 stable. All CPU's are different. Some will OC perfectly, others wont.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
that's exactly correct.

Some phones just can not OC to 1.2 :(
[Vibrant Android Development] zaduma:
Best kernel so far for the Vibrant. Amazing work.

User experience was amazing better than any other combination.

setcpu settings. 200/1000 conservative.

stock deodexed rom / all junk removed except TouchWiz (using LP)

My Quadrant score was nothing to write home about. But I don't really care, very good experience.

I installed RyanZa's OCLF just for lulz and quadrant went way up. But couldn't notice a real difference so I remove Lag Fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
Yah I could make quadrant scores higher but figured users wanted actual performance and not a "fix" for lag that is nonexistent to begin with IMHO
[Vibrant Android Development] zaduma:
Tell me about it. I don't even think there are hardware locked Vibrants. Just people who don't know how to press buttons in properly.

Oh well, trying to jump ship right now. I am not very impressed with the Vibrant and it's support from Samsung or with TouchWiz.
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
This is running awesome! I uninstalled the RyanZa lagfix because my phone started lagging and acting weird. Then I ran it for a little while without the lag fix and guess what?...it ran better without it - smoother anyway and definitely livable. So I figured what the heck, I'll flash this and see what's up. First I flashed Eugene's Frankin-Twiz and while it's cool, it's not for me. Then I flashed this over the stock ROM and man this is the deal! Very smooth and great performance even without OC'ing. I just set it to 100/1200 conservative and it seems to be running great so we'll see how it does after a day or so but first impression of this is that it runs really nice. Doing the same to my wife's phone right now. Great work! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] all4degame:
I was not able to get a stable overclock with this kernal. I had multiple lock ups with it at 1.2ghz
[Vibrant Android Development] yespinosa:
Noob questios since this is a kernal will I keep all apps when I flash or do I need to Titanium Backup everything. BTW I already did a nandroid. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
you can back everything up to be safe
[Vibrant Android Development] yespinosa:
Thank you sir after I finish tattooing myself this is next on the list my battery life is horrible.
[Vibrant Android Development] BossDj:
I am still floored by the battery life the uv brings to this phone. Have been off my charger for 12.5 hours now, normal use with some gps, played some games, surfed the web, talked, texted, anything i would normally do on the day, battery is at 61 percent still. Amazing!
[Vibrant Android Development] Wykedx:
What does it mean to undervolt to get better battery life?
[Vibrant Android Development] yespinosa:
Holy S#@t I knwo it doesent mean much but I just got 2343 score on the quad and the phone is blazing ans that's w/o overclocking.
[Vibrant Android Development] JessJames:
Hey guys.

I flashed this kernel on my phone yesterday, and everything seems OK (2450 quadrant - very happy with that), except...

Today a strange problem has developed. I'm not sure whether it's related to this kernel flash I did, but it's the only change I've made recently, so I thought I'd ask you clever developer types in here, see if it's possible that something in the kernel has caused it.

Basically today I lost all communication to my phone, mobile network, 3G all gone. Rebooted and got my networks back, but all my google accounts failed to connect. Couldn't get them to work at all.

So I restored the nandroid backup I did before I flashed the kernel, but this of course does not replace the kernel... what it DID do was seem to fix the problem.

I have my google accounts back OK... voice works, market works etc.

Now though, my gmail (through the native android gmail app) isn't behaving right. I can receive mail, but not send it. Just sits at sending forever.

This is all new. Never had any problems until today.

Any ideas at all ???

Thanks chaps.
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
So realistically is ODIN the only way to get back from this? I did make an Nanadroid backup before I applied it.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
no you could flash the stock kernel as a .zip just like you did with this one :)

Been working on some tweaks for the conservative governor.

I will be cooking a new kernel when I can and releasing :D
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Cool so we can flash the stock kernel over this without wiping the ROM?
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
Can I flash this over the voodoo kernal? I've already disabled bit haven't flashed to stock kernal yet.

Thx
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
exactly. correct
[Vibrant Android Development] Reyland:
can you post a mirror to download this because i'm having problems doing it from your web site,it took just one second to download the file and if that's normal,other kernel files i download with almost same size took me more time!:confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
Flashed this over voodoo kernal (disabled the lagfix first) and im not sure if its working or not. 9.7 linpack but 900 quadrant (I know it doesn't matter but just want to make sure 900 is the norm.)

Is there a way to check if its running kingklicks and not voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] pooldude:
Amazing! Drastic improvement. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
Thanks for your work king, any chance of getting your kernel working with voodoo ext4 fix?
[Vibrant Android Development] nickerrides:
I've had two instances where i was playing music and the music would stop playing and the whole phone would freeze and i would have to a battery pull. Any idea why this is? ? Im on stock Rom with one click lag fix and this kernel btw

(but besides that this kernel is great! Good work man)
[Vibrant Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
that is an awesome answer to his question king! I commend you for your diligence!
[Vibrant Android Development] chadti99:
Just picked a pair of bluetooth headphones from Best Buy. I can confirm that A2DP quality is still quite poor with this kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
If people want stability, Don't use lagfix and don't OC to 1.2.

just use the kernel as is.

It works great, NFL, everything
[Vibrant Android Development] quest4fire:
I am having the same Gmail problem as you, flashed the kernel this am and everything appears working except for Gmail cant send but can receive gmails. I thought I may have had a bad md5 sum and re-downloaded again and applied it but the results are still the same. Also I am not seeing any performance improvement, my linpack is 7.8. I dont have any OC running, just rooted stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] jrdche:
For the gmail issue, go into Manage Applications and clear the data for Gmail storage.
[Vibrant Android Development] YepMan68:
+1 on this comment.

--Agree 100%. Keep it simple and watch it fly and ride silky smooth.:)
[Vibrant Android Development] All~G1:
I figure the same thing. Who really needs that extra speed? For what? Battery life and consistency is where it's at!
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
My first kernel other than stock and its fantastic. Everything is very snappy and noticeably quick at stock speed.

OC to 1.2ghz even faster but not really needed, staying at stock speed..

Also quadrant

with new kernel

stock scored 2230

at 1.2 scored 2455
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
I only have one problem with this kernel and its at startup. I get some kind of system error but goes away. Other then that I'm impressed. Good job king

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Passat80:
There is a link in Eugene's Vibrant 9 rom, on the op page,and it's flashable stock kernel.

Vibrant,Bionix 1.3, Kk kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] karmasore:
this kernel is running great so far other than a few little problems ive had. while overclocked, my phone would freeze every now and then when loading up the gallery. also, when i used setCPU to create profile that would turn my CPU down to 600 when the screen is off, sometimes when trying to wake my phone up it would freeze with a black screen and then eventually reboot itself. not sure if that stuff is a problem with this kernel or eugene's twiz update3 or the lagfix for it, but after clocking down to stock speeds the problems have disappeared.
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
Yup i found it thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] talltexan:
Strange im only getting 959 on quadrant
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
Here ya go. http://db.tt/LJbESxU

Flashable stock kernel for clockwork.

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
I also have a lagfix installed that's why its so high

Thanks i found it :)

One more question im still learning ..Can the kernel effect internet bandwidth?

I noticed market loads very fast and noticed when i download off the market it no longer hangs like 5-10 sec before downloading.

Everything is instant and my bandwidth is allot faster

Im on a weak 3G signal at home and before i was getting avr 700kbps down and now im avr 1000kps
[Vibrant Android Development] jdkackley:
This is the reason why I dumped set cpu a while back. Its called the sleep coma. Search the market for overclock widget. Give it a go and see if its better for you. It works for me. FWIW
[Vibrant Android Development] zaduma:
I noticed you have the initramfs on your github.

On the init.rc

On line 435 there is a service called playlogos (which is obviously abused for ryanza's lagfix and others)

Could you try commenting out those three lines and uncommenting the bootanimation at on line 510

This should enable us to load a custom bootanimation from /system/media or /data/local.

I know it's not much, but hey.

Would build myself but I am not aware of how to build kernel / pack initramfs back into kernel.

Thanks for your contribution.
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
I 2nd this..

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Jaynrb:
This is my first kernel flash since i got my vibrant a week ago. I had a mytouch 3g that got stolen so i had to revert to a very crappy winmo hd2. This is the best phone i have had.

Okay so with this kernel im also running bionix rom. It starts off pretty fast but when to sleeps it starts to freeze up if i try to start any apps. I ran SetCPU but that slows it down. I applied all the settings suggested in this thread, conservative, no profiles, etc... also my battery gets up to about 104° F.... not sure if im doing something wrong or my phone just cant handle it.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
New kernel is in the oven :)
[Vibrant Android Development] karmasore:
yay looking forward to it <3
[Vibrant Android Development] chitownboi24:
Will the new kernel be compatible with JI2?
[Vibrant Android Development] rpesigan6:
when is the release?
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
not compatible with jl2, yet...

That should not be too difficult however. after another release or two the JL2 version should be ready :)
[Vibrant Android Development] dabezt1:
damn you tmobile for sending me a replacement that can handle O/ced kernels...

This kernel ran great on my old phone
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
New kernel is live! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] karmasore:
kick ass!

will the lagfix in this kernel interfere with the lagfix im already using with frankin-twiz update3? i'm using the lagfixed posted in the OP for the frankin-twiz thread..
[Droid X General] yatogo:
Hey guys, i've noticed that on the FlyX ROM asian languages are not displayed as the language but just as boxes. I was wondering if there is an .apk that can load asian languages on, specifically korean and japanese. This is not for input! this is so I can actually read it. Any suggestions? Thanks
[Droid X General] dekend:
there is no apk that i am aware of. You will need to download the a new font file and manually place it in your SYSTEM/FONTS directory. The file your looking for is DroidSansFallback.ttf

I believe i got mine at googles font library.
[Droid X General] yatogo:
not to sound stupid or anything but how do i do that? I have seen other posts that use the terminal emulator but for some reason when I do it it does not load. Do you know of the link where you got it from the google library? thank you
[Droid X General] yatogo:
anyone know?
[Droid X General] kde_plus:
I think you don't have root

after u root your droidx ,u can use rootexplorer to replace the font files

i did this one week ago
[Droid X General] kde_plus:
and you can find the right font files in the old update.zip file,just unzip it ,then search *.ttf~
[Click General] elianix:
i ve tried to root my tattoo ; following a long tutorial in unlocker .

applying it exactly didnt come with results ,

even when goldcard my card im still getting that phone logo with upside down rectangle.

any help or way to get latest RUU to update to android 2.2
[Click General] Hirakim:
[GUIDE] All Tattoo questions and answers see here (from A to Z)!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=716282

1. How can I root my phone?

1.1 General information/Basic adb-commands

Rooting a phone enables you to do things, which normally aren't possible for the average user like:

- Removing apps which were preinstalled by the provider (like Orange, Vodafone, etc.). My Tattoo had Vodafone apps for buying music and other sh*t, which was installed on the system partition (to which a "normal" user has no rights to write to, including deleting).

The Tattoo was successfully rooted by a bunch of guys here, namely -bm-, mainfram3 and Coburn64 (maybe, I don't remember quite correctly ). Also the Tattoo was the first phone having a security mechanism hindering a user to mount the filesystems as read/write, which had to be overridden by remapping the read only memory region to a read/write one. This is done by the module Tattoo-hack.ko, also made by mainfram3. He also created the first boot.img, which enabled su directly from adb and loading Tattoo-hack directly from boot on.

A few words about adb:

ADB is a tool for communicating from the PC with the mobile phone. For this a service is running on the phone enabling the communication via Terminal Emulator. Here are the most useful adb-commands:

adb push localFileFromPC /path/on/mobilephone

-> pushes a file "localFileFromPC" to a specified location on the phone

adb pull /path/to/file pathFromPC

-> receives a file from the phone and stores it to "pathFromPC"

adb remount

-> This is only possible in custom ROMs, remounts the file system to r/w automatically

adb shell "command"

-> executes "command" and returns to the computer shell

adb shell

-> opens a shell session on the phone (from here on you have to be very careful! Also you can execute now normal linux commands like rm, mv, ls, chmod and so on, but not cp (this can done through busybox)). You will have to use this more often, so get used to it ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlorianO:
Hello all,

I'm aware that this might be better placed in the thread announcing the FW release itself, but there seems to be turning into wailing wall where ppl who raise issues but they're left unanswered (I asked the same questions there but in vain).

The issues / questions I have with wrt that realease

1) Serious issue: 3G data connection.

No matter what settings the phone does initiate a data connection -- I enabled "Use packet data", enabled "Data Roaming" (even if I'm in my home netw) and even set the network mode to "WCDMA only", but all to no avail: There is no 3G icon close to the signal strength bars in notification area and the the "Mobile Network State" in the Status is reported as "Disconnected" and the phone cannot connect to the data network

Everything worked perfectly fine in JM release.

2) The one click lag fix does not work on XXJPH

The one click lag fix linked from the first post in the release thread (namely this lag fix: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=8223512) is, as per version 1.6.7 (which seems to be the last one) not relevant for XXJPH, but there are references to a "release 2" of the said fix. However, I cannot locate that .... Am I missing smth here ?

3) Input language selection.

There is a very limited set of input languages that can be selected. In particular, there is no choice for scandinavian languages (swedish / norwegian / danish). Can that be added ?

TIA for the feedback.

Florian
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Django76:
1) Have you set a valid APN in mobile connections?

2) I don't use a lagfix in JPH, its running very smooth and fast for me

3) no idea :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] drowne:
I'm currently using 3G data and OCLF on my JPH.

Did you wipe your data/cache?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlorianO:
First and foremost, thanks for the quick input.

1) Yes, I did a data wipe / factory reset after flashing -- since that was what the FW instruction said (and it felt better that way)

2) Maybe this info is buried somewhere deep in the FW thread and I've missed it, but I haven't seen any instructions that I need to define an APN "manually" -- it all "just worked" in JM / JM1 without that.

Anyway, after you pointed that out I defined a new APN (took me a while to find how and what to set in there...) but now I got a 3G connection.

So many thanks for that.

The question on how to add additional input languages still stands.

Thanks again for the help.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrBusiness:
What CSC file did you use?

Because I think the APN Settings are coming from the CSC, not the Firmware itself (PDA File).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Pume:
Why do people always forget that Finland (and also Iceland) are a part of Scandinavia? Anyway good to know this.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dutchcow:
What about bluetooth? I read in the other thread it doesn't work properly.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stuclark:
Bluetooth works fine

1) You don't have any APNs set up (well none the phone can use anyway) - that's why you have no 3G (or 2G) data. Search for how to configure APNs manually

2) OCLF (one click lag fix) works perfectly with XXJPH. Make sure you have correctly rooted your phone.

3) This is a development release, not one which has gone through all the localisation that a full release goes through.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] frankatboy:
Seen a lot of people having problems with one click lagfix. From my experience the only thing that stops it working is having apps moved to sd card, use app manager and make sure all apps are on phone then re run and it should work.

On the other issuse i haven't suffered from any of them
[Galaxy S I9000 General] drygmasken:
2. For me it workes fine, had to remove SD-card thou when applying

3. Use swype files from XXJP1
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlorianO:
First and foremost, thanks for the input

As I wrote in my previous post, as soon as someone pointed out that I need to configure the APNs I did that and now both Internet and MMS are working fine. However, I haven't seen anywhere mentioned that this was needed with this firmware version (and, again, this was never an issue with the previous versions).

Are there any XXJPH-sepecifc OCLF instructions ? TIA for any pointers / instructions

Understood...Is it possible to add localisation to this release ? Or is the only option to wait for the official full release...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlorianO:
Can you please point me to where to find them and the installation instructions (I'm relatively new to Android...)

Thanks in advance for the help
[Galaxy S I9000 General] krl69:
Thats absolutely not true!!

For Scandinavien readers: "no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skandinavia"

For all others: "en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scandinavia"

The original and "true" term Scandinavia is only referring to Norway, Denmark and Sweden. Sorry You Finnish guys! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] drygmasken:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7412595&postcount=73
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlorianO:
Thanks again.

Sorry for being so thick (well, I'm new to Android...) but it seems that in order to (re)mount the "/system" partition in read-write mode (where these files must go) I must root my device anyway...

Or is there any easier/simpler alternative ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] KeesKaas:
2) The one click lag fix does not work on XXJPH

- Your phone has to be rooted.

- If you use One Click Lag Fix v1.6.7 by RyanZA UNINSTALL all apps on SD card: Settings-> Applications->Manage Applications->On SD card->remove all apps (e.g. Google Earth, Angry Birds)

You can re-install the apps after you have applied the 'OneClickLagFix V1+"
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlorianO:
I've done some more reading and fixing it does look like "Major PITA": One needs to root the phone and there are some instructions on how to root JPH at this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8157213&postcount=289.

Still, that doesn't look for the faint of heart (or for those who lack the time and/or will to go through the process, for that matter).

Moreover, since the official 2.2 release is due in 3 days, I guess I'l live with the JPH as it is on my phone wait for that instead.

Thanks to all that tried to help.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AdamDowning:
ONLY problem I have is wireless errors sometimes, but can be solved by turning WiFi on in actual settings menu.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FlorianO:
Well, I have "issues" with that as well -- if the WiFi is turned on, then data network traffic goes through the WiFi instead of 3G (normal behavior). However, when the WiFi is turned off I need to toggle the phone on and off a few times before the 3G connection is re-established.

Anyway, hope that all that will be fixed in the official version...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tomatenjungee:
Sometimes after cancelling calls my JPH just stays black screen ... need to pull the battery.

I found GPS really best through all builds ... but not satisfying. It gets a fix kind of quick but isnt very accurate :/

OCF, Bluetooth and swype are just working fine :> no issues there. Especially market is just cool ... no fix needed. Found flash and looks like all apps are there.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] m1ket:
I has issues installing the lagfix when i has already install some apps etc

When i flashed to JPH, installed root then installed lagfix first it worked fine