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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] signals:
Just an update, they replaced the phone and I have not seen this issue since. I've nandroided the fresh rom I was using before back onto the phone, so it is definitely a hardware issue. Just take the phone into a service center and get them to exchange it and you should be good.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ijob:
Hi there,

Does anyone know how to remove the My Location from the Weather? Or at least stop it.

Cheers
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elmalote:
You have to go into settings and location and remove use wireless to determine position checkbox. Then you can remove it.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andersbitsch:
Hi

I just updated to Froyo, but found it extremely unstable and buggy so now i would like to downgrade to 2.1 again. How do i do that?

Tanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
pretty much the same way you installed Froyo, but selecting another ROM, and cleaning up all the data & cache

there are already several topics about reverting back from froyo to eclair, perhaps you should check those for the details
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breytex:
Hello everybody.

I got a Desire with Ledroid (1.7a).

This weekend i tried to use the tethering function, to share my internet with a laptop.

It did not work well, so i decided to close the app.

But there is a icon in the Taskbar, showing me, that wifi tethering is active.

I tried everything to close the app.

Nothing worked out.

When i kill the app in a taskmanager, it will be start it self again.

Restart of Phone did not work.

Turn off the tethering function in settings did not work.

I am not able to uninstall the tethering software...

I noticed heavy batterydrain since i can not turn off the app.

75% overnight.

The problem is, i have to go for a Business-trip tomorrow, and dont have the time to flash a now rom to solve that problem.

Do somebody have any suggestions how to fix my problem?

Thanks for your help!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] idroidonline365:
I'm using Pinky 1.8 Rom. No problems with tethering. Even with VPN. Battery's excellent too (",)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breytex:
i dont really get your post..
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breytex:
no body got a sollution?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sibbi:
Titanium Backup, full wipe, Leedroid 2.1. This should take about an hour.

Otherwise there is nothing I could recommend you.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breytex:
thx!

did it that way, just took me about 40 min.

<3 ledroid 2.1
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chadlix:
i﻿ rooted my phone to get the download mode which was sucessful then updated firmware to 2.2 via odin, rebooted now got 2.2 tried then tried to go back into download mode and it wont work tried to re root it no sucess any ideas guys???
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
it's not surprising, it can happen even when you flash from some 2.1 ROM to other 2.1 ROMs

you can always install the 3 Button SPL fix in the Dev section

that will take care of the problem
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
To be clear, when you say there's no need to "pre-flash"...

You mean init.d doesn't have to be flashed separately / first now, right?

I imagine EXT4 and Voodoo support are there too even though it's not listed?
[Vibrant Android Development] yvyv:
Ready to Test.

Is this Kernel compatible with eugene373's(ROM) Frankin-Twiz ?

Any recommendations in the setcpu settings to get the maximun battery benefit ?

Thank you in advanced.
[Vibrant Android Development] MTC44:
Can I flash this over Franki twiz? I have King's kernel currently with the Ftwiz...but I'd much rather work with JAC.
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Exactly no init.d flash needed.

EXT4 support is of course there but Voodoo support is being worked on for beta5 ATM to bring 100% support/stability to T-mobile Android users.

This is something for people who want amazing battery life while waiting for a Voodoo based version of this optimized kernel. Or for those that just don't want to use Voodoo and just an optimized Kernel. (and I mean optimized...toolchain optimized for the CPU and CFLAG Level 3 optimizations as well..you cant "optimize" a kernel any more than this has been.
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
This should be fully compatible with FrankinWiz.
[Vibrant Android Development] jdkackley:
Downloading now.So JAC, do you think this has the ability to replace VooDoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] tweezit:
My question is will this work with Vibrant firmware T-959UVJI2 since you stated this?
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
flashed this over King's superfake lagfix'd kernel, will report back
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
My 2 cents...why would it replace Voodoo? It's not a lag fix in and of itself. I asked earlier if it includes Voodoo but even if that's the case, I wouldn't consider it a replacement but rather a complement.

OT: Like your sig. However, I think Chicago's size might have actually something to do with it.
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
No Samsung still has not released the code for that update. I and a bunch of other users on the forum have sent emails to Samsung to release the code so we can provide you with custom Kernel's for the newer software leaks
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Correct this is not a replacement for Project Voodoo. This is more of a compliment like the user said above which may be combined with Voodoo beta5 once it is ready for Prime time.
[Vibrant Android Development] tweezit:
Oh ok well it looks like I need to reflash my phone then :D

Seriously thank you for taking time to answer my question as I know your busy doing all the work you do :)
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Long time no see defconoi! There is already another version being blind tested with BFQ vs the optimized CFQ setup to see which one comes out one top.

Google apparently did the same thing for Froyo and decided that users experience with BFQ was not superior to CFQ according to user feedback. So I'm trying the same thing myself :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jdkackley:
Thanks Guys. That was basically what i was trying to get at.

Jac installed now. Seems super snappy. Im gonna rock it for a few hours and post results. As of right now my battery is sitting at 72. Im going to turn off 3g and see how well it saves battery life. I use overclock widget to set clock speeds with an option of underclocking while screen is off from 400 to 100.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Haha, "no super secret lagfix" made me laugh. I just mentioned that on King's thread about his "Super King Lag fix" :rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
I'm really not trying to be a **** I could care less about what King does...but misleading end-users is crossing the line. That's why I had to put that there.
[Vibrant Android Development] reekxda:
Can I flash this over kingklicks mod?
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
I agree 100%, I try not to involve myself in the bashing, but his changelogs really are meaningless, and can be very misleading. All it does is confuse people and cause flame wars, especially when hot button topics like "lag fix" are used. Thanks for your hard work, and for keeping things legitimate & honest. You're the man!:D
[Vibrant Android Development] t1h5ta3:
so far so good! 9.85-9.9mflop nice and responsive.
[Vibrant Android Development] MTC44:
I am currently running Frankin Twiz, with the lag fix, and the first JAC uv/oc kernel. Can I just flash the new uv/oc voodo/color fix kernel on top of all that with no worries?

Just making 100% sure before I do it.
[Vibrant Android Development] gravis86:
If you read back through the thread some people said they flashed over just fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] speed145a:
Thanks so much JAC! I'm loving this kernel! I'm running the Voodoo UV with colorfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] Craigh83:
So I am using the oc/uv w/voodoo kernal with Bionix 1.3 and I am not overclocking. I havent had any problems untill today at work when I started listening to slacker radio. It got through about two tracks and then screen went black, music stopped, and phone was totally frozen. I had to remove the battery to reboot. I tried slacker radio again and got the same result. Anyone else run into this? This is a big issue for me as music really helps me get through my work day. I really like everything else about this setup so I dont want to have to go flashing a different kernal if I dont have to. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] TheTodFather:
JAC I wish your work would be ported over to the captivate. Right now you have the the perfect Kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Which lagfix to you prefer to Voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I'm just doing my own thing. I don't like the way voodoo deals with the partitions. The downside to my method at the moment is that you lose however much space you want to devote to /data from /sdcard. Not a big deal for me as I don't use all that much space on /sdcard. I don't think my stuff is any better or worse than voodoo, just different.

The upside to my method is you don't have to do contortions to get back to a stock config as the default /data partition is intact. You just Odin over whatever ROM you want and it will boot without hassle.

I haven't shared as I'm not sure there's enough interest to bother scripting the installer. Right now, I just manually do it all via adb shell. :) Voodoo is the hot thing right now, nothing wrong with that of course, it's quite nice. :)

And I thought of a way I can probably make my stuff with with JACs init.d setup, but I still need to be able to build from source if I'm going to fool with USB drivers. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
i had some stability issues with the kernel, no loagfix but w/ colorfix. I didn't oc (didn't run the oc script and didn't use setcpu), but my phone lagged a lot to the point of rebooting (more than a few times).

I instantly restored to a stock kernel and it was as "faster" than this kernel. I'm not sure what the issue was, (i have the supported NAND size right now, so it's not an issues that i know of). I'm running a stock rom, rooted and no lagfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Didn't think I had an issue with the screen color, but wow. Can't wait for the color fix across the board now.
[Vibrant Android Development] Greenarcher707:
Works like a charm on my side. Used the LCD density changer and it's perfect. We got a winner.

Posted from my Galaxy S using TapaTalk Pro..
[Vibrant Android Development] Qwijib0:
So, I've apparently got one of the rareish? Vibrants with this chip. Couple of questions for anybody who can answer them:

When, other than this lag fix, could having this chip pose a problem WRT kernels and ROMs?

Is this chip, other than the size difference, better or worse in terms of performance or longevity from the storage in the other Vibrant variant?
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Not Everyones phone can OC to 1.2Ghz. You can try my regular OCv4 Kernel and see if that is stable at 1.2 as this Kernel is Undervolted which can cause stability issues in "some" phones but as the proof is in the pudding...most people dont have an issue including myself.

If the OCv4 Kernel isnt stable at 1.2Ghz I may make up a custom version with a slightly higher voltage at 1.2Ghz to see if that will help the few people that can't OC to 1.2Ghz. One of my testers can't OC to 1.2Ghz for the life of him and its not the Kernel but the CPU just cant handle it like the rest of them.

Hope to hear your feedback.
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
I don't know why it would be any different but we havent had any proof as this was just recently found out. They are both MoviNAND chips so I'd expect them to have the same specs etc.

The international version is the same way. They have two diff size NAND chips that are off by the same amount..one 416MB larger.
[Vibrant Android Development] chocobo15:
I just want to confirm with you guys that if I flash the voodoo beta4 kernel, I can still flash back to the stock kernal without any problems right? (via clockwork)
[Vibrant Android Development] Daddy_617:
Ok pleass don't bash me but... What's colorfix?
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Aw, c'mon? Just a little bash? Anyway, take a look:

http://project-voodoo.org/

http://project-voodoo.org/color
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
You got my interest, what are you doing that involves the USB drivers? Would be interested in taking a look at the code or script, if thats cool.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I've been researching adding host mode. No code on that yet, I've been messing with kernels and ram disks lately. I decided to test the latest jac kernel, but the init script isn't running, and it doesn't look like the boot will wait for my fsck anyway. Owell. Overall, I like the kernel, just wish I could build from source. Not that unhelpful's code isn't good as well, it just seems to have slight issues on vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] lp1527:
Just applied the non-Voodoo kernel with Color Fix, but the color fix only seems to work when brightness is set to maximum (lowering it to anything besides maximum immediately brings the bluish tint back. Any thoughts?
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
same with mine. wish it worked for all brightness intensities.
[Vibrant Android Development] jereader:
Yes, the colorfix only works for 100% brightness setting right now.

http://project-voodoo.org/color

Explains everything.

So, I just flashed this (w/colorfix) over KK's kernel, and so far, all is well. Running quadrant now, just out of curiosity. I haven't yet found a rom that I liked enough to run it daily. Looking forward to some CM6 goodness.
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
Im using bionix 1.3 with voodoo and jacs voodoo/CF kernel. not as good of battery life as kings kernel(IMHO), but it seems to be very snappy and works well.

ready for bionix 1.4.
[Vibrant Android Development] silox2000:
I am able to run at 1.2GHz with this kernel by manually echoing the new max value as the script indicates, however I am unable to get the init.d script to work. First, I had to create an init.d folder which I don't know if that is normal for this mod or not and then after placing the script in /system/etc/init.d, I checked the max cpu speed variable which was still at 1GHz. I also made sure to mark the script as executable and tried running it manually via adb, but I receive an 'Error 22' error. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong here?
[Vibrant Android Development] jcc332006:
Man, I swear this voodoo kernel has my vibrant responding like its on CRACK. I just ran quadrant and posted 2280 absolutely AMAZING!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
Just an update

been using normal color fix kernel for couple days.

Reverted back to first kernel and image quality is noticeable all around with colorfix.

Colors seem more vibrant, and also brightness seems to be higher than normal.

Also at first i never noticed the blush tint from stock kernel but after using the color fix kernel for couple days i noticed the bluish tint when i reverted back to first kernel.

And you can also see it with color fix if you turn down brightness slightly...easier to notice when adjusting threw display setting than with brightness widget. But with brightness all the way up its gone ...great job with this kernel :)
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
froyo

I am running Eugene's Froyo R3 and it is running more stable than all the eclair roms/mods. Only thing not working is GPS. If possible I'd love to see an oc/uv kernel for the froyo roms. Froyo will be dropping in a few weeks, getting a headstart hacking up the kernel would be beneficial
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
As soon as we get the Samsung 2.2 source all the OC/UV mods will be ported over within no time..including Voodoo and the ColorFix option for users that like it.
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
hey jac is there any chance of this being implemented in your kernel? Or would this require specific kernel AND rom edits? thanks for your time!
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Is there a Stock 2.1 flashable via ClockWork kernel floating around anywhere or am I just blind? I don't mind flashing back to a Rom with a Stock Rom, but man it would be easier to flash kernels back and forth a lot easier unless I'm nuts. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] Sym_Link:
Look at the original post for Eugene's Vibrant9 ROM. He has it there.
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Most of those are ROM edits..and will be available in CM6.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Thanks for the tip.
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
ooh awesome, thanks so much! I wasnt sure!
[Vibrant Android Development] jereader:
Running this with voodoo and colorfix, and battery life seems to suck. Performance is great though...very responsive.

Honestly, battery life was lots better for me with KK's kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
I got the same results, i flashed KK last night over this and saw an almost immediate improvement on battery drain.
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
Really? This kernal w/color fix is WAY better for me. Down to 59% after almost 9 hours. Spent probably 45 min talking, 2 hours streaming pandora, a bunch of chess and texting...anyway, loving it. I do keep the screen at the lowest setting as I'm indoors for most of the use. Not saying you shouldn't use what works best for you just sharing my experience.
[Vibrant Android Development] jereader:
I hasn't thought about the impact brightness is probably having... I am running at 100%. Of course that reminds me, I'm doing so because of the wierd stuff auto brightness does with this kernel... Loving the snappy performance though!
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Mileage may vary for some users depending on the apps they use and intervals of auto-syncing etc but for the most part you should see some improvement in battery life as this Kernel is undervolted more than KK.

Enjoy!
[Vibrant Android Development] dattaway:
I flashed this over Sofa King's Kernel. Battery survives all day and the Quadrant score is obscenely fast: 2613. Didn't know it was possible to have the best of everything.
[Vibrant Android Development] couped:
Great job JAD! For some reason I can't download off the market. Does anyone know a solution?

Sent from a Samsung Vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I suspect the market is having issues, I'm getting "server error" dialogs when I try to open it, and I'm not currently on the JAC kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
quick question/issue

I installed JAC OC/UV w/Voodoo (no colorfix) and I just discovered that apps are not installing from the market. when I click install they download and it just says download complete and don't install. if I click on "download complete" in the status bar it goes back to market and shows not installed.

This includes updates as well. I click on update and it downloads and doesn't install. then the market shows the installed app as not installed. although the app still works on the old version.

Edit: wait, it doesn't say "download complete" it says "download unsuccessful". maybe a network issue. trying wifi.

Edit2: So I wonder if there is a market issue, I get "download unsuccessful" on 3g and wifi. I am able to do a speed test (3066 down 1069 up) ok, so I have network connectivity. or if it's some kind of Voodoo issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] jereader:
Hey JAC, please understand, I'm not complaining, just stating my personal observations. Despite the lesser battery life, I am sticking with your kernel and anxiously awaiting v5. I have much more respect for you and your work.

This kernel is silky smooth, and I am really enjoying the experience.
[Vibrant Android Development] karmasore:
Finally got a chance to try this kernel with frankintwiz update 3 and its awesome. I installed the non voodoo version with color fix. Color fix is the greatest thing ever.

Gotta update my sig now :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
Well, it looks like it was a cache issue. I disabled voodoo, still had issue, rebooted into clockwork recovery and cleared cache and rebooted, Now market apps install fine, now rebooting with Voodoo enabled, see what happens. I will update this post.

Update: Voodoo re-enabled and every thing is running good, apps install and update fine now.

Fix: disable Voodoo by putting file “disable lagfix” in \sdcard\Voodoo dir & reboot, reboot into recovery and clear cache, reboot and remove “disable lagfix” from voodoo directory and reboot again.

Les
[Vibrant Android Development] FRuiTBoOT:
Anyone know if this has been tested on the new kies update? I had it before the update and loved it...would like to re flash it.
[Vibrant Android Development] robertwind89:
I have been using the uv oc voodoo cf kernel for a few days and haven't noticed a battery increase, is there a certain freq. I need to set when im using setcpu. I usually put the max @ 1200 and the min @ 400. this is my first experience with an uv kernel and would really like to take advantage of JACS great work
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
it doesn't work
[Vibrant Android Development] YepMan68:
This is just me...

--I've noticed the best battery life with setcpu at 200-1000. I really haven't OC'ed to 1200. At 1000 it seems to be zippy-enough. I can unplug at 7am and go for at least 30-40 hours on one charge before it goes into the single digits on battery%. I make calls and several texts, check traffic, play music and check XDA during all that time. I do turn wifi, auto sync and all that off, just before I go to bed, so maybe in all of this, there is something that would be helpful to you.

Good luck. Just try different settings and a different combination. :cool:

-sorry, I'll need to edit my signature - I'm now using the JAC voodoo kernel with colorfix...
[Vibrant Android Development] robertwind89:
Thank you I will definately b try different settings, but that's awesome battery life your getting man.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Hey guys, I already have voodoo beta 4 installed, could I just flash the Vibrant OC_UV-Kernel, and not worry about bricking or anything?

Sorry, I'm a noob at the moment, but willing to learn.
[Vibrant Android Development] wingman25:
awesome kernal - installed it 6 hours ago and the phone has been flying every since. Strong Work.
[Vibrant Android Development] bagayas:
Yup I just flashed right over it. No problems what so ever. A good as the beta 4 was this appears even smoother
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
^^ I pm'ed you.
[Vibrant Android Development] antonio91282:
can i get back to the original stock kernel just as easy as i apply one of these new kernels? are the regular kernels that are posted on the first page of this section stock kernels or just regular jac kernels?
[Vibrant Android Development] wi11:
I have One Click Lag Rix by Ryanza, installed. Can i just uninstall lag fix + ext2 tools and install this? (Clockwork recovery flash? update.zip?) and is ext4 somewhat of a lagfix? does it process slower than ext2?
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
The regular kernels are regular JAC kernels, not stock. IIRC there is a thread or at least a link to only the stock kernel around someplace, otherwise you can just ODIN/NANDROID back to complete stock.

You shouldn't have to uninstall anything before flashing this as this performs a wipe (unless you have Voodoo already installed, which you don't).

From my understanding ext4 is the only 'true' lagfix because it completely replaces Samsung's rfs file system. That said, it will be much faster than ext2.