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[Vibrant Android Development] Jacosta:
Help please!

I am currently running Fusion 1.1 w\ the Core kernel. I decided I prefered this kernel voodoo-color fix over Core. Once i flashed the kernel through CW, I then reflashed the JI6 firmware. I realized i missed that file I was suppose to flash first but, trying to get my phone into download mode or recovery is impossible so I can odin back to stock....=[ I have tried for almost 5 hours now, even have searched pretty much every where on Xda and Google with no luck with any help. I really dont understand why I can't get into either. ANY Help would be greatly appreciated as I use my phone for business purposes. Thank you in advance.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaliscojorge:
Three button combo?

Did your phone go to recovery mode or download mode using the volume and power button press previous to flashing the kernel or not? Just asking because you don't mention how you are trying to accomplish it. I'm leaning towards your phone being hardware locked, but hope that I'm wrong.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jacosta:
Yes it did go in to DL mode and recovery before no problem. I have been flashing this phone for a couple of months now with out any problems since bionix 1.3 and have used all many different types of kernal including the manhattan project. My phone is one of those to which could take the OC with no problem even at 1.6ghz my phone wasnt freezing. I just don't understand what I did for this to happen :confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] Rodriguez92:
okay im running on bionix fusion 1.1 with core v1 kernel can i just flash this kernel in cwm? or are there steps that need to be taken? i dont want to brick my phone or anything like that. can someone offer advice pls.
[Vibrant Android Development] Palhaitus:
Can't wait for the froyo source to be released so this can be updated... I love this kernel, but i can't pass up froyo goodness.
[Vibrant Android Development] B-Mobile:
Having problems

so i have a rooted vibrant with OCLF, rom manager (ClockworkMod Recovery), and wireless tethering installed i downloaded the zip file moved to the sd card renamed to update.zip and rebooted into recovery mode selected the zip file and the update turned the screen purple with extra large text for a couple seconds i was very concerned but the recovery screen came back with a installation complete message so i hit reboot and the samsung vibrant screen came up and never went away Ive waited over 10 mins, Ive removed the battery and tried again nothing is working
[Vibrant Android Development] Androidwolf:
running fusion 1.1 when i go to flash in cwm it says it cant open the zip (no such file or directory) and aborts. is this due to the nand size or is there some other mischief afoot?
[Vibrant Android Development] Palhaitus:
flash stock, and try disabling OCLF before you flash this. With voodoo you don't need it.

also, if you installed the version w/voodoo, it can take a while to set up. did you hear linda talking while it was booting? (or failing to boot)
[Vibrant Android Development] robertwind89:
Where r u jac its been almost a month since you have posted... I would love to c a new kernel IMO u make some of the best
[Vibrant Android Development] B-Mobile:
i have to apologize im a newb at this: i can hold pwr vol up and down to get to the revoery menu but how can i flash the stock if i cant mount the sd card to move the zip file? also if one of the options is erase all data: does that get me back to stocK?
[Vibrant Android Development] B-Mobile:
i have to apologize I'm a newb to this i didn't hear Linda talking doing the boot process but at the same time i haven't used voodoo on the phone. how do i go about flashing the stock. i can hold PWR vol up and down to get to the recovery menu but the 4 options are reboot, install zip, erase all data, and erase cache. if i erase all data does that bring it back to stock?
[Vibrant Android Development] Palhaitus:
to flash stock you need to get a stock image and flash it through odin

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=734475

that's the one i use i believe. (thanks JAC for that as well ^^ ) To recover from a brick you have to use odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] SamsungVibrant:
How exactly does the overclock script work, I just download and install it?

Also can you install colorfix by itself?
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
Can this be flashed on 2.2 onyx 4.2?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
No. This is a 2.1 kernel-- do not flash it over a 2.2 rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] ans1215:
kernel noob question, im rooted with oclf, cwm, various icon mods, a keyboard mod, and a couple metamorph mods, and jk6 not ji6. i know i have to disable the lag fix, but can i flash this kernel with jk6 or do i have to flash back to ji6 first and if so will jk6 work with this kernel so i can flash back to jk6 after i flash this kernel? and do i have to flash back to stock on any of the mods like keyboard and metamorph?

sorry i guess i shouldve said that i want to use the Voodoo OC/UV Colorfix Beta4 CWM Recovery kernel and yes i have the smaller nand
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
it sounds like you're on a 2.2, which is NOT compatible with this OC/UV kernel... But if you're on a 2.1 setup i suggest you disable your lagfix at least and make a nandroid backup just in case your phone explodes.
[Vibrant Android Development] ans1215:
no im still 2.1 but i got a little balsy and decided to try a couple things which no ones tried and its worked great so far, i just still have a little big of lag when it comes to the multimedia stuff so im thinking and oc kernel would be the way to go
[Vibrant Android Development] ans1215:
as far as doing a back up and all that i really dont want to go through all that to find out it wont work with jk6 because if it doesnt i wont do, the increased reception and dl speeds with jk6 isnt worth giving up because it benefits me more than an oc kernel would
[Vibrant Android Development] heero01:
i was wondering if you are coming back to start moding the new froyo kernels
[Vibrant Android Development] chupacabra613:
I have tried 2 time to get this kernel to work, once with the lagfix -obvious mistake- and the second time with the lagfix undone. Neither worked.

My Current setup: Rooted 2.1, JL1 modem, cwm, Ti Backup, Ryans oclf.

Is the JL1 modem the problem? If so, would I be able to put the JL1 or JK6 modem back on after getting the kernel to take? Would putting the lagfix back on cause any problems? I believe I have read that others used the lagfix, but I just want to make sure. Thanks--Al
[Vibrant Android Development] chev:
is this flashable thru recovery
[Vibrant Android Development] aaronhiep:
Can anyone help? I flashed the kernel with clockwork and once it was done installing i did a reboot, now im just stuck on the vibrant logo. Ive did a factory restore to get out of the situation, which worked, but i still want to use this kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
I would highly recommend not using this anymore. Upgrade to one of the froyo roms and use one of the kernels directly from supercurio which use voodoo 5. Sure you dont have overclocking/undervolting, but some vibrant cpu's cant handle that anyway.
[Vibrant Android Development] aaronhiep:
If its not to much to ask, but can you post a link on a theard i can use to update to froyo and the kernal?
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
Its all up to preference. I just use one of the leaked deodexed roms with no bells and whistles.

like this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=881692&highlight=jl5

There are devs out there like Team whisky and Eugene373 that make some special themed roms and also do edits to improve speed and data throughput

This link goes to team whiskeys nero rom.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=883379

Eugene373 unfortunately moved shop and his roms are not available on xda anymore, but he and barakinflorida have their own website they have them on

http://eb-productions.net84.net/p1.htm

as for the supercurio kernels http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=870480

you can pretty much use any of them on any froyo rom, some have merits better than others. I'm currently using the JL4 one.
[Vibrant Android Development] Lacapjayzz:
when i flashed this over axura 2.2.5.6 it took me to a screen saying kernal panic and some RST PMIC information? help anyone?
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
This is a 2.1 eclair kernel. It will NOT work on 2.2 froyo roms. Dont use it on axura. Use the ones from supercurio with voodoo 5. Odin to stock, lather, rinse, repeat.
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
Want to flash but ?'s 1st...

Will any of these kernels work on Anderdroid's AOSP ish jk2 1.1. It's a 2.2 ROM. Or does anyone have any suggestions for a good OC/UV kernel for 2.2 that's good on battery life. Thanx guys...
[Vibrant Android Development] synaesthetic:
There are no OC/UV 2.2 kernels, because Samsung hasn't officially released Froyo on the Vibrant. No official release, no source code, no custom kernels.

Froyo on the Vibrant is really disappointing as a result.

Where's my CyanogenMod... :(
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
There are oc/uv 2.2 kernels. Eb productions uses a modified i9000 kernel. But as the previous post said... Battery life sucks.
[Vibrant Android Development] synaesthetic:
Yeah, they're ported i9000 kernels, not Vibrant kernels, though. So they work... sort of. While happily munching the crap out of your battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
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That's not even a legitmate way to look if it worked or not because if you were like me.. I came from JAC's OCv4 Kernel, so 1.2 GHz was already available to me before. But yeah, use SetCPU and look at the date under Info tab.. it says today's date if properly installed.
[Vibrant Android Development] MStrawder:
Installed with Eugene's Franken-Twiz and the phone is smooth as butter. Cannot wait to get Voodoo integrated with this. After seeing the performance difference between ext4 and RFS, it pains me every time I flash a new kernel that doesn't have the Voodoo fix integrated.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Working REALLY well so far. Even w/o Voodoo (cause thats what Ive been using recently) its fairly snappy w/o much lag, although not as buttery smooth as voodoo. Gonna use it for the day to see how battery life is. Thanks a lot, JAC!

Those who are wondering if you can get OTA after using this.....it doesnt matter. Worst comes to worst, you may have to ODIN back to stock to get an OTA, no harm no foul. No reason not to use a build or kernel cause you are waiting for an OTA (you MAY be waiting forever). JAC even provided a stock kernel if you just want to revert the kernel w/o ODINing back to JFD.

Those complaining about Quadrant scores or benchmarks, you should be getting ~900 w/ this kernel. Higher and you are probably using RyanZA's lagfix or something similar (loopback EXT2\4 partition). I highly recommend discontinuing use of these loopback lagfixes now that Voodoo has been released, as they are not as stable, reliable, and can eventually corrupt data, despite the everyone's rave reviews about it. Trust me........

Cant wait for this and the voodoo kernel to be combined :D

I feel the exact same way, I groan every time I need to revert to RFS. Voodoo is the way to go :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] solarpanel:
now.. when you say level 3 optimizations do you mean you passed -O3 to gcc?
[Vibrant Android Development] NickAtNite:
This sounds awesome. I really want to try out the new battery life and kernel optimizations, but I think I'm gonna wait until a voodoo version is available.
[Vibrant Android Development] Docavelli:
+1 Need some xRom goodness in my life.

I'm using Kings #1 kernel and to be honest, my phone is running like Usaine Bolt. I'm not one for numbers. I judge performance by how the phone works but for ish and giggles I ran linpack and got 9.806. I'm gonna give this a go and see what's up.

Thanks JAC. It's always nice to have lots of options.
[Vibrant Android Development] djnutz:
Haha xRom was awesome. Ran that in my G1 for a long time.
[Vibrant Android Development] FastKatt:
init.d problems

Maybe I'm missing something simple but my init.d scripts do not seem to run with this kernel. If I flash back to OCv4 they run fine again with no other changes made to the phone. Anyone have any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] smashmouth:
bro can you code or can you code.. one word Awesome!!!

I was using the OCv4, flash this and right off the bat I knew it was a nice set up.

Thanks bro for all the hard work, we all thank you..

I love a stable mod done right.
[Vibrant Android Development] t1h5ta3:
have been having minor issues for a while, odin's for the first time, re set up fresh phone. im on fwiz3 with this, hitting 9.85-9.9mflops 966quad w/no lag fix

awesome work!
[Vibrant Android Development] chocobo15:
smooooooth as butter!

i tried to install setCPU and it made everything choppy. Bootup was slower with more lag, and screen to screen scrolling was terrible.

I set it to 1.2Ghz max with the "performance" setting just to crank things up to see if I can see a difference.

I did see a difference, just a worse one! Uninstalled SetCPU and now its back to SUPER SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOTH!
[Vibrant Android Development] Goog1e Phone:
To install or not to install? That is the question!

I can't see myself flashing anything over Voodoo. Voodoo is amazing and I don't think I can ever go back to RFS! Lol, I'm glad JAC released a real UV/OC kernal though, instead of a copied version one with a fake lagfix (Not point fingers, hehe).

Anyways, keep up the great work JAC. I'll be on the forums constantly again knowing a kernal with UV/OC will be available with Voodoo!
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
Anyone using this with the bionix 1.3 rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] mattseg:
This will be the first kernal I've flashed on this phone... here goes nothing :)

Thanks for the hard work jac, your stuff comes highly reccomended.

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Works great, no issues. Getting 878Quadrant on stock clocking.

Phones about dead in less than 11 hours (GPS off, Wifi off, lowest brightness, medium use... no idea why the battery dies so fast)
[Vibrant Android Development] All~G1:
I am. Originally flashed the B1.3 w/ KK kernel, flashed over & there is already a noticeable difference in how smooth the phone runs. Battery dropped 25% but that's expected with flashing. Will give it a go on a full charge and report back sometime tomorrow.

Thanks JAC... Youre next on the donate list and I am fore seeing it being the highest! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] rjhay22:
+1 on this, I flashed this over Bionix 1.3 w/kk kernel since KK kernel gave me wake lags and freezes real bad. Noticed a huge difference on over all smoothness and responsiveness.
[Vibrant Android Development] The_Chrome_Coyote:
Yep yep!! 2657 in quadrant on bionix 1.3 w / playlogo lagfix
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
Sweet..thanks for the response...flashing away

EDIT: holy balls this thing flies!!! i was fairly impressed with the improvements using KK kernel, but JAC blows KK away...super smooth, very responsive and everything is working on first boot. we'll see how it holds up. Thanks so much to all involved!
[Vibrant Android Development] kboater:
how is it? Im thinking about flashing this kernel as the first one i have flashed too
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Just flashed and been running all day. Love the new kernel. One issue I am having.. Root Explorer FC's and is no longer usable. Anyone else having this issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
I meant even for custom ROMs...?
[Vibrant Android Development] dearmiju:
is there a way to get the colorfix with voodoo5 in froyo??
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
Supercurio says he cant get it working until the vibrant kernel source drops
[Vibrant Android Development] synaesthetic:
The Vibrant 2.2 ROMs are customized, not necessarily custom. They aren't, like some of the ROMs of other devices, built from the source code, from the ground up. They're adapted from existing leaked Froyo builds.

Without the source code, the devs can't do anything with the kernel. The existence of modified kernels is owed to the fact that the i9000 source has been released, but they don't port well to the Vibrant (significant battery life loss and some bugs).
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
Nope. No issues here using root explorer...no issues at all for that matter. We'll see after a day or two, but my feeling is this thing will still be working like a champ.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikey98277:
I just flashed it and opened root explorer and had no issue, you may want to uninstall and then install again, that usually fixes stuff for me when I am flashing new stuff.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Ok a quick reload it is then. Thanks, glad to hear this is only an isolated issue as I am loving the new kernel on top of bionix 1.3
[Vibrant Android Development] Samcrow:
Wow!

This kernel kicks ass! Thanks JAC. I had to uninstall setcpu and reinstall as well as reboot twice to see the improvement. I ran quadrant and got a 2172. Been a few hours now and only issues i've had is that the phone has frozen up on me twice. Not sure if anyone else having freezing issues.
[Vibrant Android Development] Craigh83:
I just flashed this over b1.3 a couple hours ago and I am also noticing a huge improvement from the kk kernal. Everything is super smooth, quick, and responsive now. Also I have noticed the browser seems to be opening pages much faster. Thank you so much for the work you have put into this. I don't have any lag fix installed and don't feel the need for one at all with this kernal :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] Relikk356:
Thanks JAC, got a Linpack of 9.71. About a 1.5 LP score increase from the overclock!!
[Vibrant Android Development] r6kid:
Holy battery life! I flashed this at lunch time with 80% battery and I'm only at 40% now
[Vibrant Android Development] Relikk356:
JAC,

I'm overclocked to 1.2 but the most I can push this is about 1019 ghtz (according to system monitor). Not complaining, 9.71 LP score is awesome; just curious. Since I'm using SetCpu to do you think that's whats causing the slower speeds. I'll see how it runs for a while then I'll use the script on the OP page. This is my first OC kernal, should make sure it runs longer then an hour before i use the script.

LOL I think i kinda of answered my question, as i'm sure it's SetCpu not allowing my to go faster.
[Vibrant Android Development] lp1527:
I'm running Frankin-Twiz with Eugene's lag fix applied- will this erase his lag fix? Would running his lag fix after flashing this have any affect?
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
Actually...just noticed that I can't make any calls. I click send and then I get call ended a second later. Anyone else having that issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] briankao1992:
Thanks for this, is this kernel more stable than OCv4? Because with OCv4, I would get random freezes, but with kingclick's at 1.2 I was completely stable.
[Vibrant Android Development] All~G1:
I personally haven't seen any problems, but if you OC I'd recommend you test it for yourself.
[Vibrant Android Development] tsnow247:
So far I like this more than king's.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Okay people, before you say ANYTHING about battery life, be sure you cycle your battery. Otherwise, the "testing" results will be skewed.

Cycling requires a complete discharge of the battery (use it until it dies, and turn it on again, until it dies again). Charge uninterrupted for ~10 hours, boot into clockwork recovery, and wipe battery stat in advanced menu.

You should now have a more accurate assessment of your battery life, as you essentially redefine what 0% and 100% means to your phone. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] ram100987:
Two questions:

1. I'm not to familiar with working around the init.d folder, do can someone elaborate on the script that needs to be added to allow for 1.2 ghz overclock?

2. Is there a way to change max frequency without setcpu?
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
Sorry for being a noob but i just want to make sure.. I am running Bionix1.3 with kings kernal. Can i flash this over that with no problems?
[Vibrant Android Development] zombierockstar:
I did with zero issues! Runs beautifully!
[Vibrant Android Development] Relikk356:
Yes. You can just Flash, or Clockwork it.
[Vibrant Android Development] instechgainza:
super

linpak score: 9.772

Quadrant Score: 2666

Thanks Jac..
[Vibrant Android Development] lp1527:
Anyone? Please? :)
[Vibrant Android Development] cazper210:
nope using eugene frank update 3 and lagfix still there just flash on top and set the cpu even though it can be pushed to 1.2 you dont really need it run butter smooth without any problem
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
Very impressed jac, I flashed this kernel 12 hours ago and still have 22 percent battery. While that might not sound like much, I work where I get little to no signal. My time without signal is 53%. And I have been using it very heavy today. Browsed the web and xda for probably an hour, ran 5 quadrants, played on facebook and listed to a baseball game for about 40 min on the drive home. Basically before today my battery would be at negative 50 percent by now, yet I'm still running strong. Many thanks and am very excited for voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] questgraves:
I Love You...my wife does too:(

but seriously, you have single handedly made my android experience a close comparison to my PC Modding experience and given me and the missus a fun way to connect.that is awesome. quick question for anyone who knows. i really have issues with setCPU and would rather run the script but i cant seem to get it working. do they need to have a specific file extension?
[Vibrant Android Development] kaizasoshi:
Can colorfix version be flashed ontop of beta4 OC/UV Voodoo LF?

Edit: Just flashed over previous beta4 OC/UV Voodoo LF and everything is smooth and snappy...THANKS Jac for all that you do for us!! U are the Vibrant GODFATHER!!
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Download this www.justanotherdev.slackdev.com/02Overclock

Right click and save it with no extension if you are on Windows

Then make sure you throw the script is in /system/etc/init.d folder and that should take care of it.

Make sure you have busybox installed to use init.d too btw. You can find it in my other kernel thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] JasonCook:
Can someone she's some light on what the colorfix does? I'm running beta4 uv/oc w/voodoo on bionix 1.3. Sorry if this has been answered. If so I missed it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jerzeeloon:
Forgive my stupidity, but what is color fix and what does it do? Can't find any info in the op?
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
was posted yesterday but got lost along with my post in the raid failure...

http://project-voodoo.org/color

This bluish tint that the article describes ive never had. my whites are bery white even at lower brightness. My nexus one did suffer from purplish tint so i know what im looking for

I took some screen shots of my desktop and of a 3.4GB 720p Xvid with the original extrememod and then with the colorfix one and to be honest i couldn't see anything different in clarity, sharpness vibrant colors.

Ether way this kernels performance just as good if not better than the original so im keeping it installed.
[Vibrant Android Development] vinnydakid:
Can you flash JAC OC/UV w/ Voodoo over Bionix 1.3 with Voodoo or should I diable Voodoo first?

I don't always complain, but when I do, I #BlameWes
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Flash it right over it, Voodoo kernels (so far) easily flash over voodoo kernels
[Vibrant Android Development] vinnydakid:
If anything goes wrong I'll blame you. ;) Thanks for the quick reply!

EDIT: It went perfectly and I'm seeing a 500+ increase in quadrant! Thanks again!

I don't always complain, but when I do, I #BlameWes
[Vibrant Android Development] rk0:
Yea this kernel is good, but it baked my phone yesterday at 110°F. o_0 It only seems to happen when I'm using my phone. Using stock kernel with colorfix.