yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
Here we go:

Cognition v2.3b7 with supercurio's JJ4 Voodoo 5 kernel and JJ4 modem:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/16192254/Cognitionv2.3b7 - voodoo5 kernel - jj4 modem.zip

During my TiBU restore, I did get several force close vibrations, but all apps appear to be working and I haven't had any other issues at this time. It is, of course, flash at your own risk simply because I just threw it together and am not a developer in any way. So far, though, I'm liking it.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
I did pretty much this on my own as well, but I also replaced the Titanium Backup and ROM Manager in the zip with the newer versions I had from the market before flashing. My backup is restoring now, but so far so good. I was even extra brave and updated without removing voodoo first. Figured it should work as the kernel was same and CWM was compatible.
[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
I didn't update my TiBU or ROM manager...which may explain the force close vibrations during restore. Maybe it's because I backed up with the newest version and restored with a slightly older version. I dunno. Either way, this is running great. I like the Gingerbread keyboard, too...other than the fact that it sometimes doesn't correct things the same as the Froyo one. On the Froyo keyboard, for instance, you can type "il" and it will change it to "I'll" automatically. On this keyboard, though, you have to manually tap the corrected word in the list. If I don't get used to it in a day or two, I'll probably flash the Froyo keyboard back in.
[Captivate Android Development] TazMan1688:
Nothing beats smart keyboard pro thus far. I kept hitting the period on the gingerbread keyboard...now I have it completely removed! lol.

When you do a restore, are you just using missing apps + data? When I restored after I flashed version 6, I continously got force closes with Launcher Pro and had to reflash.
[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
I use apps only. I don't restore data because it almost always causes problems.
[Captivate Android Development] kwinnton:
Random Vibration

I'm using Cognition v2.3b7 on my captivate and am finding an odd quirk that I can't find any mention of searching this thread. Every so often the phone will vibrate once very quickly (like haptic feedback on key press) and then shortly after will vibrate twice but still short in duration. This seems to happen every couple hours or so with no set pattern and is usually when the display is off and the phone is locked. Anyone else seen this?
[Captivate Android Development] purav17:
I am having issue with random shutdowns with this rom. If i leave my phone for 2 hours it shutdowns on its own. Anybody else having this issue?
[Captivate Android Development] cases99:
Have you tried out the Bluetooth? Does it sound okay?
[Captivate Android Development] lasersocks:
Is there a way to get social hub working with this rom? I installed the apk file that I have and when I try to add an account I get "there is no seven service available"
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
ummmm. you made the partition HOW big? (sigh)

ok.... go to SETTINGS..... sdcard and phone storage...... SCROLL DOWN!!! forget internal and external sdcard.... what does the LAST item say? INTERNAL PHONE STORAGE?... cause that's a 2gb partition...... at least, without 3 QUARTERS OF IT

being used on putting an ext2 file system on top of an rfs file system....
[Captivate Android Development] Rockliveson123:
Just try opening the speedtest.net app without lagfix. And then do it with it and see the difference. Mine opens to begin test at least 3 seconds faster than without lagfix. Just sayin....
[Captivate Android Development] 88EVGAFTW:
I'll look more into that then before I go re flashing
[Captivate Android Development] cruiserbax:
Ok I am collecting a list of apps that everyone feels the "lagfix" improves responsiveness/timeliness of so anymore others than what as been mentioned the last few pages list them now. I am very good at doing accurate and fair (unbiased) benchmarks so I feel VERY confident that I can do an elaborate series of tests to chart like the CPU one I posted earlier. not to side one way or the other but just to pass the information on to DG or anyone else who would like to take a look at it. I will post it later today (Hawaii time) (no I will not be using standard benchmarking tools as they will not test what we want)
[Captivate Android Development] TheYar:
Not NAT exactly, but it seems you are perceiving a failure of the Captivate to route. I don't know, I just followed my own instructions and I'm posting from my laptop over the USB tether right now. Your machine might have some policy-based control over having multiple or alternate Internet connections, or a similar control preventing you from adding another network connection out to the Internet. Make sure you are able to surf the web from the phone before hooking it up. Try disabling all network connections on the PC except the one the Samsung created. Make sure it's giving you a 192.168 address. Try re-flashing the ROM or rebooting again? Beyond that it may not be a problem that will be addressed in this thread, you'd be better off searching for general USB tether troubleshooting steps not specific to this particular hardware or ROM.

Oh, and maybe try specifying your own APN. See here.
[Captivate Android Development] gocats7:
Maybe a seperate thread dedicated to lag fix would be a good idea so it is more centralized and not as spreadout as it is in this thread? Helps with searches to when people have issues.
[Captivate Android Development] cruiserbax:
I apologize if it sounded like I was sending him/her away. If someone tried all the suggestion and still has an issue, bring it on. I don't wont to discourage participation in the development community. No harm was intended I will try to be clearly more respectful in the future. I suppose it is a good thing to know what reasons drive users back to 2.1 while at the same time if someone doesn't want to work at the issues and just jump back to 2.1 that's fine, nothing against them and perhaps 2.1 is better suited for them better at the moment as it is still "Beta" if you will.
[Captivate Android Development] MrOpportunity:
Anyone having the browser slow down that I was, our any lag in general, should do this:

While on full battery and plugged in, of course

Backup everything externally and remove memory card

Master clear in odin for jf6

Flash back to jf6

Odin to cog 2.2 beta 5.5 with re-partition checked

Restoring stuff will take longer, and I really don't know which of these steps solved my little problems, but oh my gosh is this fast, especially opening gallery.

I realized I was still running an ugly 2.1 browser when I looked at froyo browser screen shots, so somehow my browser never updated, or was still using files from before my flash, so I tried the steps above to great success :)
[Captivate Android Development] Kov695:
DG-

As beta5.5 has been running the best (on my device at least) I have notice one hiccup with this. Emails forwarding/reply with no issues, but i have the signature selected in the options, but no signature gets sent when forwarding/replying.

Is there a mystery bug???

Is anyone else having this issue?
[Captivate Android Development] RockRatt:
Just wanted to say thanks and beer money is sent. 5BL47722A9809324F
[Captivate Android Development] thindery:
I did the master clear and everything then flashed this rom. Everything works fine but the phone keeps telling nd have an ota update. I can't click postpone or anything. It pops up like once an hour and completely screws stuff up.

Any ideas on how to make it stop?
[Captivate Android Development] TheYar:
It's cool don't apologize to me it just seems like the length and popularity of some threads are creating tension, and a lot of people here are now itchy on the trigger to shut down avenues of discussion.

I agree with the post about creating the swap that takes up practically your entire card. I used the 1458 setting and it's great but once I start putting more on here I'll probably have to experiment with smaller partitions.
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
Just tested and it is working for me.

Thank you sir! Wish I could drink a cold one at work :D
[Captivate Android Development] Chuckd610:
MrOpportunity, having repartition checked is new to me. Can you briefly explain what that will do for the better? Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] pamaguin:
Just sent you some beer money........:D 8XN536329Y696672F
[Captivate Android Development] Chuckd610:
BTW DG, this is outstanding work! I will make a NICE donation once everyone is satisfied and you release a final. No "NICE" donation does not mean a new Bently...lol.
[Captivate Android Development] capefearless:
Well said.
[Captivate Android Development] Chuckd610:
Finally, there's someone in here that that can help the noobs without all the extra "I'm good at this and you're not" babble!
[Captivate Android Development] TexUs:
Because if you're like me, or any newbie, and have not been keeping up with what's going on with Captivate Android development I had no idea what's going on.

The features list for Cog says it's got a Lag Fix. ELSEWHERE in the FAQ's (I was reading stuff as I was waiting on it to flash) it says it was deprecated.

Then it lead me to wonder, "Wonder why... Must be some performance enhancements". Well, so I used it as-is and my Laggy Captivate came back.

OK, so the FAQ's betrayed me.

Then the next day I had to discover which Lag Fix would work with this Cog ROM, took me some time to figure out RyanZa's would do the trick.

Problems fixed.

That's when I came into this thread wondering what on earth removing it was based on and why as the lag fix is clearly superior, etc...

All I simply ask is to make this easier on people, either include the lag fix or at least keep the FAQ accurate and forthcoming with the information about it. Why the crap are you guys so opposed to that????

It's like you guys can't be happy. You don't advocate for clear and forthcoming FAQs yet then you complain when people ask the questions that should be in the FAQ...
[Captivate Android Development] silverecho:
Is anyone having problems with Titanium Backup with 5.5 ? It force closes on me if I try to get my apps back. So, I reloaded from the market and tried to just reload the data. This seems to make it so I can not save any data on the apps. I.E. I play Grave Defence get to level 3 and close the program..I reopen and it's like its a fresh program.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
I usually do missing apps + data (not system data). This has never failed for me so far.
[Captivate Android Development] TazMan1688:
I'm in the process of running a backup with clockwork, and I'll let you know how bluetooth sounds with 3.7. I stream pandora all day, so this is a huge feature for me

EDIT:

So I tried installing the custom ROM and i got E: Failure at line 13: copy_dir Package:data DATA:...Installation aborted
[Captivate Android Development] koreancanuck:
I flashed. Everything seems okay except audible selection sounds are gone. I'll try out voice calls and such.
[Captivate Android Development] dhostetter:
My bluetooth is worthless. Nothing but static. Can't make out anything.

This is the only problem I'm having with B7. Even my random shutdowns has stopped.
[Captivate Android Development] Kaiser_Beef:
Mine is doing the same thing.
[Captivate Android Development] TexUs:
Perception?

Auxura?

Assurance?

Cognition?

WTF, I've missed out on so much, anyone have the nitty gritty on what's what?
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Perception and Assonance are both based on Bell Vibrant i9000M JK3/JK4 with Perception using Cogkernel 2 and Assonance using SetiroN kernel, which are both based on i9000 sources.

Axura is based on TMobile Vibrant JK2/JK6 with Xcaliberhand kernel, again from i9000 sources.

Cognition (at least up to 2.3b6) was purely Captivate JI6/JJ4 based, and 2.3b7 after patching with the new Voodoo Kernel and JJ4 can be again made to be fully Captivate based.

With the i9000 based ROMs, you get HSUPA, more free memory, UCLF, OC/UV, and access to modifications only possible with source code. But you also get some incompatibilities with bluetooth, wired headsets, and button configuration that exist to varying degrees. With a Captivate based ROM, you lose those, but what you gain is stability and reliability due to ROM meant to support a single device.
[Captivate Android Development] ryboto:
So, I've got the damn OC/UV version, and I'm sick of the charge death/USB freezes, so I want to switch to the NON-OC...should I flash back to stock first? Is the link on the previous page, with JJ4 modem a non-oc rom?
[Captivate Android Development] sm4ky:
is there a way to like, restore all the stuff i had before i flashed to cog without undoing the flash? sorry i'm new at this :\
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
After patching in the voodoo 5.x JJ4 kernel and JJ4 modem, no more bluetooth static issues with 2.3b7.
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
You downloaded from this page: http://www.ponack.net/designgears/index.html

Right below the download link it says, very clearly:

KNOWN ISSUES: Bluetooth is full of static
[Captivate Android Development] mirrored:
Just flashed cleanly on stock first but the gps can't find my location. Any ideas?
[Captivate Android Development] quantizationbit:
I get the same thing "E: Failure at line 13" during the installation or 2.3b7 so I went back and put 2.4.1 on for time being.
[Captivate Android Development] ryboto:
I'd like to use this, can you make any comparisons versus vanilla 2.3b7? Also, I'm on the 2.3b7 oc/uv now, should I flash to stock before flashing to your upload?
[Captivate Android Development] theMaDHakkeR:
Where is this? I cant seem to find it and also can i flash this through clockwork as an update? Or do i need to use Odin. Im on b7 OC/UV now. Does this also mean losing OC/UV w/ the current b7 Cogkernel2, im gonna say yes because were changing the kernel?

Sorry i know its probably a stupid question.
[Captivate Android Development] veener79:
I did a clean install from stock yesterday. Today my phone was not working right loading e-mails. I rebooted it. Now all my apps are gone. Even my Market Place app. I have rebooted and it still will not come back. :(
[Captivate Android Development] mejori:
ok.. i really dont read things due to my lack of patience, i put cog 23b6 on my phone using clockworks, and when i did i backed up the original ROM. 3 day later i seen 23b7 was out..so i flashed 23b7 (i guess its called flashing) without backing up or anything i dont even know what kernels and most of the stuff that is posted means, i just get the gist of what im reading and hope for the best..my point i guess is that i havent messed up anything on my phone, and it seems to work very well for me and hte phone is alot faster, im using the non oc/vu i9000ugjk3..i love it!! yes i have an issue with headset(wired) and haptic in some places but doesnt bother me.. thanks DG and everyone else!!! i have a doner phone coming soon to toy with i will let devs know so i can donate!!!
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
There is a link with 2.3b7 with the Supercurio kernel and JJ4 modem a few pages back. It is probably just easier to just flash the kernel and modem by themselves if you are already on b7, so that you would not lose all you apps and data. You will lose all ability to overclock and a few kernel optimizations, but will get bluetooth back.
[Captivate Android Development] mejori:
oh yea i also zipped the new market app(vending 2.2.6) and darkness theme..work great!!
[Captivate Android Development] rurouni572:
I flashed supercurio's stock kernal and the jj4 modem. No problems in the flash process. Will be a day before I can see if there's anything strange going on. Hopefully though since this is the stock kernal and modem, it'll be stable.

Immediately though my download and upload speeds are quite bad again as there is no hsupa support. =( I wish I could keep the jl3 modem, but I guess you can't have both stability and the latest tech.
[Captivate Android Development] Superguy:
Thanks, but I'm not sure the app would help as it seems to happen randomly at various battery levels.

My migration history as Cog 2.1 and then I tried 2.2 roms but I lost my phone book and couldn't sync with it. So I went back until I was able to move my phone book back thru Kies Outlook sync. Once I did, I've been using Cog 2.2 and Perception since.

I'm not going back. :) However, when I first moved, I didn't have a lot of time to mess around with recovering the phone book. It took a lot less time to go back until I had time to figure it out.
[Captivate Android Development] nonameputs:
Is there a way to make the lock screen clock display like a widget?
[Captivate Android Development] Zom-B:
no in call sound

So today i chose to flash cog b7 non OC from b6 and everything was going fine until i tried to make a call. I couldn't hear anything. Am i the only one with this problem? HELP!!!:
[Captivate Android Development] ryboto:
After flashing to jj4 and supercurios kernel my quadrant score went from 1k to 1550...
[Captivate Android Development] rurouni572:
Ugh, jj4 modem is reintroducing GPS problems for me. Cleared the GPS data, changed to MS Based and supl.google.com 7276, etc. as well and still no good. Blah.
[Captivate Android Development] MechaGen:
Help with recovery from "disable-lagfix"

First off, I wouldn't post if I didn't need help. I have searched and haven't found an answer.

I have been running 2.3b6 for about a week. My battery life has been about half of what I had with stock 2.1, even after performing "Reconfigure Battery Stats" and "BATTERY Calibrate" multiple times.

So I thought I'd try "disable-lagfix" to see if that would help my battery life. I had no idea that it would wipe my phone again. The worst part is the Android Market app is missing, so I can't Download ROM Manager or Titanium Backup.

I do have a Clockworkmod backup and Titanium Backup, but don't know how to reinstall these.

If you can help, please reply!

Thanks,

-Noob
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
If you have backups, your best bet would be to flash to stock JF6, then install any ROM of your liking. This should give you Titanium Backup or allow you to download it from the market, and then you can use it restore missing apps + data (but not system data). The end result will be a new stable configuration, but with all your old apps and data back in place. You'll still have to enter a few accounts and WiFi access point information, but this is your quickest way out without recreating the same problems as before, that a CWM restore would.
[Captivate Android Development] MechaGen:
Thanks for the responce.

How do I flash back without ROM Manager?

Do I use ODIN "I897UCJF6-final-OCD-REV0.rar"
[Captivate Android Development] ratflinger:
Yes, Odin is your friend
[Captivate Android Development] cumanzor:
Hi guys,

Just wondering if anyone else is having random lock ups with the camera in particular. I can reproduce the issue with barcode scanner; the program will lockup the phone 100% of the time.

The twitter app doesn't seem to work either.

Can this be fixed? I feel tempted into going back to stock, but I want to keep the lagfix.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Odin 1 click. The rar file you mention should have an exe file inside it that you will need to extract. You run it and put the phone in download mode and connect it to your computer, then hit start. Then don't breathe, touch your phone, or stop praying until the phone reboots.
[Captivate Android Development] hstuart.2012:
Problems after upgrading

I have been having problems with my phone since I upgraded to b7 yesterday. It will reset itself multiple times a day and erase everything or if I did a reboot everything would be deleted besides the stock apps. I have Ti Backup, but really dont want to keep re-adding all my apps everyday.

Any ideas?

O and now when I try to re-download my apps it tells me that the sd card is full when it has 5gb.
[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
Cognition with the JJ4 modem is the best my GPS has ever been. I was running some of the i9000 ROMs for a while and could never get a lock...but with Cog and the JJ4 modem, I get great results.
[Captivate Android Development] mindbullet:
Yup. Just noticed this too. I feel the urge to flash yet another ROM.

Where's the newest Cog-ception when I need it?!
[Captivate Android Development] rurouni572:
Man, I have no clue. Maybe it's just one of those inconsistency things across different phones and different Roms.

Or maybe it's the satellites. I don't know anymore. It's weird because GPS was working completely fine on JH7 for me.
[Captivate Android Development] theMaDHakkeR:
Hi,

i was wondering if someone can tell me why i have such **** download and upload speeds. Im running Cogb7 OC/UV and with Rogers. My download is at about 1700kbps, and upload is like 300 or so. Im getting about 70-90kbps downloading using mobile ap. Is the Cog b7 modem **** to use with rogers or what?

If anyone has an answer please let me know.

Regards.

** Sorry the speed is fine. Just had to tinker with the settings.
[Captivate Android Development] bsc7080xsc:
Figured out why I was having constant flight mode switchings...

This could be the cause of some people's woes brought back when reinstalling apps from TITUB

Those of geek minded and regularly swap ROMs will understand this warning as it only applies to you :

Word to the wise for those using Super Power or similar apps... nothing wrong with it specifically, but for those of us that are FLASH happy and enjoy swapping out our existing ROM builds like a pair of shoes... there is something to be cautious of. In the case of Super Power, some of the features for rooted users that allow you to control the data connection. Apparently some of this information found its way into some of my backups that I made via TITUB. When installing the new ROM which did not have the appropriate patching applied that goes with Super Power and this special feature control, it caused irradict behavior on my data connection. Reinstalling and patching up with Super Power, restored my data connection "nice" behavior. So word to the wise, disable all of its functionality prior to uninstalling if you intend on flashing a new ROM.. then reapply if desired once you have flashed to a new setup.

For other non-rooted users... my recommendation is that you turn off all of the power saving features within Super Power or other similar utilities before uninstalling.. just for good measure.
[Captivate Android Development] theMaDHakkeR:
Can someone please tell me where i can get this - supercurio's JJ4 Voodoo5 kernel and JJ4 modem. i have looked and all i see is the precompiled Cogb7. Im already on b7 and just want to flash the modem and kernel through clockwork, so where can i find those files?

Thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
you mean this one on page 2 of the dev forum?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=870760
[Captivate Android Development] theMaDHakkeR:
Thank you!

i actually saw that right after asking this question. I got the JJ4 modem and the above. So now my only questions is this:

Can i just flash the JJ4 modem and leave the current b7 kernel? I dont want to lose overclocking or any of the kernel hacks.

Also when flashing the modem or the kernel, should i disable the voodoo lagfix or is this version of clockwork ext4 compatible? From what i have read there is no need to disable lagfix to use clockwork in this rom now. Again im running b7 OC/UV now.

Please let me know.

Regards.
[Captivate Android Development] ryboto:
I did exactly that this morning. Flashed to JJ4 without making any modifications. The phone rebooted fine, worked for a few minutes before I shut it down to install the Stock Supercurio kernel. So, from my short and uneducated experience, just flashing the modem should work.