yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
ALOT is changing in beta5. I will try and get a beta4.1 out that takes care of those with the larger NAND for as soon as I can in the mean time :)
[Vibrant Android Development] MTC44:
I was just listening to the Samsung music app, from Pure Music widget, while the phone was in my pocket. About 3-5 songs into the playlist, the phone killed out. Happened 3 times before I just gave up.

I suppose I could run it through the stock app without the widget...maaaaybe the widget is buggy?

I did the same/streamed radio via 1.0 all the time and never had an issue.

EDIT: I had SetCPU running, conservative, 1200, 200

Frankin-Twiz update 4 (now final), with 1.1.

adb lagfix from FTwiz thread (don't like voodoo)
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Yeah, I have flashed both bionix and a few of Eugenes roms, as well as a few soft bricks forcing me to flash froyo that does not brick and then stock to recover. Done a couple nandroids, etc.

Might, for the fun of it, reflash everything back to stock then try again.

Just really confused about this, lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] jumaaneface:
yeah its just trial and error now basically. being that u cant perma brick it lol
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Ran pandora on hq and b tunes off 3g for about half an hour. I let the screen die and turned it on and off a few times to test. Can't replicate this issue either.

Running jfd stock rom w kernel 1.1 non oc and without set cpu
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Dont want to jinx myself, but yeah, I have had a few scary moments, but fearless now. lol def one good thing about this phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] bryon13:
Okay. I stand corrected! Thanks for the clarification!

Awesome work, by the way! You and Eugene are keeping my Vibrant quite happy!
[Vibrant Android Development] slighpcs:
Just wanted to let you know (in case your still interested) that JAC's kernel will work fine with a small modification to eugene373's Old_Kernel_Support_for_new_builds. I've posted directions under the thread [ROM] T959UVJI6 Stock ODIN Flashable .TAR.
[Vibrant Android Development] nermie:
speak for yourself. Its even more fun with a hardware locked vibrant. For over two months I've been flashing roms, kernels, lag fixes, and using Odin on occaison.... so far so lucky :D. One false move and I really will have it bricked for good.
[Vibrant Android Development] mjb337:
can you tell me how do i put the overclock script in /system/etc/init.d folder? yes i do have adb installed and working and yes i know the commands but when i go adb remount i get the message ( theres no directory or folder )
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Thanks for the feedback.

For anyone that has issues like this can you try the v1.0 of the Kernel and see if it has the same problems and post in this thread if so. Both of them are UV'd quite a bit.
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Still salivating at the thought of 1.2 with your most recient fixes and UVing :) Cant wait to see how far beyond youve outdone yourself this time.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
After running 1.1 for a few days, I've noticed barely any effect on my battery. I guess undervolting doesn't do too much when the screen uses like 60% of the battery already haha
[Vibrant Android Development] dattaway:
I know there is a "more than likely" chance of scrambling the memory and other awesome disasters, but is there a /sys interface or table where I can knock the voltage down even further? I haven't found it in setcpu.

# echo 750000 > /sys/devices/platform/i2c-gpio.6/i2c-adapter/i2c-6/6-0066/regulator/regulator.0/min_microvolts
cannot create /sys/devices/platform/i2c-gpio.6/i2c-adapter/i2c-6/6-0066/regulator/regulator.0/min_microvolts: permission denied
#
[Vibrant Android Development] Master™:
Any news on when Beta 5 might come out?
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Eugene373 found a way to get into download mode without using the buttons on a soft brick. Dont remember how (i dont have a hardware locked one) but is in one of his threads, I believe the newest froyo one.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
how do i download the Overclock script and put it on frakin twiz?
[Vibrant Android Development] pfmartin:
Hi there, sorry for the late reply.

I am not using SetCPU at all. I run Listen over wifi, but it is not streaming, rather, I am listening to something that has already been downloaded. I let the screen turn off while I listen. At some point, the sounds cuts off and the phone is frozen. The length of time varies, sometimes it happens right away, other times it works for 30 minutes... It's sporadic, but consistently ends the same way.

Sorry to be one of the few people having this problem. Is there anything that I can test my phone for that may help you troubleshoot? Let me know and I will be happy to help.

Best wishes.
[Vibrant Android Development] MTC44:
Still having issues with the stock music app crashing. Getting frustrating!
[Vibrant Android Development] Ryukou:
I been using Frankin-Twiz v4 with your Regular Kernel ColorFix for 2 days, I can say is sick. The enhancement in the colors are astonishing, the battery life is better and OC with SetCPU without problems. Anyone of my app, fc yet, that's nice!!!!

Thanx for the great job, man.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] mattseg:
Just to clarify:

To return to stock kernal I can

1. turn off lagfix with the disable lagfix in the voodoo folder

2. restart

3. flash this file : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7494344&postcount=2 with nandroid.

amirite?

(I love JAC's Kernal, just think I'm gonna go to a g2, I miss the keyboard, and I don't want to sell someone a phone they are less apt to understand)
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
I'm having issues with the overclock script. Here's the steps I followed:

Created a folder in /system/etc called init.d

Downloaded the overclock script (no file extension) and put it in the folder.

I checked the permissions of the folder and the file and everything was checked (read write execute).

I rebooted a few times and checked lin pack.. Its around 8.0. I know my kernel is flashed because I can oc to 1200 using set cpu.. but it becomes unstable using that program.

Any workaround?
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
Wondering the same thing.. I unfortunately have one of the larger nands and have been waiting for beta5. Any eta?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
How do i put the over clock to fraklin twiz?
[Vibrant Android Development] mjb337:
I have a question can i flash the vibrant OC/UV V1.1 CWM Recovery after the one-click-root or do i have to flash a Rom after rooting then the kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
if you're installing a new rom, rom first, then kernal.
[Vibrant Android Development] s15274n:
^^ you do not need to flash a rom to run this.
[Vibrant Android Development] PowSniffer0110:
dude, learn to read. Did I anywhere say that? Jesus. I said IF you're installing a NEW rom, do rom first, then kernal.
[Vibrant Android Development] december.underground:
voodoo beta4 v1.1

I installer the voodoo beta4 oc/UV cwm v1.1 on my phone with stock rom and downloaded setcpu and so far its OK. The only issues I have been having is random powerdown and the raidio seems to be worse for me and I cant keep a steady 3g signal also battery life got worse LOL. I am thinking of just going back to stock when I can find a good tut on how to do that.
[Vibrant Android Development] kiddiosky:
I'm trying to get something straight. Some Vibrant will NOT work with the OC Kernel right? Because I installed Vibrant OC/UV V1.1 CWM Recovery with SetCPU and it just freezes. I'm just trying too make sure its not the SetCPU...
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Correct. Some just can't handle it.
[Vibrant Android Development] mjb337:
ok thanks alot bro
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
I have the Voodoo OC/UV Beta4 installed, will disabling it just revert the EXT4 back to RFS and NOT revert to the stock kernal??

I am trying to prepare my phone for the JI6 update.
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
Correct. Disabling Voodoo does not flash the stock kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
And without the stock kernel, we cannot recieve OTA updates correct? How would I flash back to the stock kernel without flashing back to stock???
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
There you go.
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
Thanks!

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[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
So I have successfully removed the voodoo, I think. With Voodoo installed, my baseband and kernel versions were this...

Baseband - T959UVJFD

Kernel - 2.6.29

...I reverted the file system back to RFS, and flashed the stock kernel. I checked the baseband/kernel versions and they were still the same. Does the voodoo kernel change the version numbers in settings?
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
I have Voodoo running and I have the same value for Kernel. So looks like it doesn't change.
[Vibrant Android Development] andyjang8944:
What is Colorfix?

I just flashed the 1.6 Bionix yesterday. When I flashed the one with the JAC OC/UV Bionix 1.6, my phone froze up/slow. Why can't my phone run the OC/UV kernel? Also, what are the requirements to run Voodoo? Does Voodo make it work much faster? I have no idea how to use the cmd/terminal thingy.
[Vibrant Android Development] designerfx:
download a terminal app and type in the command as needed. if you need an easier way to copy it, email it to yourself so you can copy via email on the phone (and paste)

edit: WTF is with the noise on voodoo? Damn, that voice creeped me the heck out while I was waiting for first boot. *shakes fist*
[Vibrant Android Development] Insomaniac10:
wow, easy does it, i think he was just trying to clarify
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
How I fixed update to JI6 but had stuck vibrant screen

Good afternoon, I started the day with JAC XMOD OC/UV w/Voodoo and I had flashed the JI2 GPS fix. This morning I had a notification that there is a new update. So I proceeded to disable Voodoo, rebooted, flashed stock Kernel then booted on stock kernel and accepted the update. The update ran all the way to the end then said "failed" and rebooted to stuck Vibrant screen.

So after a little reading here I booted into recovery and selected "reapply update" and it booted to Clockwork recovery. I then tried a do a nandroid recovery and it still didn't boot. So I already had 2 kernels sitting on my SD so I flashed the stock kernel and it booted fine, So it still said there was an update, so I applied it again and it booted to the update tool and immediately rebooted. when I checked about phone, it sayed basband T959UVJI6. So I re-applied the JAC XMOD OC/UV w/Voodoo and then enabled it. Seems to work fine now.

The moral of my story is that if some one is sitting at the vibrant boot screen, reboot into recovery "hold vol up & down and power, let go of power on second vibrant splash" in recovery to get to clockwork recovery select "reinstall packages" and it will boot to clockwork recovery. then just reflash the JAC OC/UV Kernel, I don't think I really had to do a nandroid restore.

Hope this helps someone else.

Les
[Vibrant Android Development] tahngarth:
Did some searching and saw nothing similar.

I updated to Bionix 1.6, it booted up fine. Reinstalled the 1.1 voodoo colorfix kernel while the disable-lagfix was still present. it booted up fine. renamed the file and rebooted. it did the rfs to ext 4 conversion and seemed to work. Heard "Execute" and it sat on the blue S screen. I looked away for a while and when I looked back the screen was black and not responsive. Waited a while to make sure it was really borked and pulled the battery. It won't get any further than the S screen now, always gets to the black screen and freezes.

Got into clockwork then adb and it turns out the sd-ext is full. I deleted a bunch of large files, but I'm not quite sure how to proceed. My gut says put the disable-lagfix file back, but I'm not sure enough of how this works to go with it.

Thanks!!

edit: Just noticed this, not sure if it matters. There's still a 641 meg file named "voodoo_user-data.tar". Don't recall seeing this before.

mmcblk0p4 is ext4

Edit2: So after thinking some more I did a factory reset from clockwork and it boots now! Now my only worry is that the partition is somehow hot as big as it should be.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dugorf:
New Kernel with JI6

So I just used Odin to put the final JI6 on my phone and after I flashed the Voodoo kernel to my phone. The creepy voice said it was a success but now my phone just sits at the vibrant screen. Did I miss something that says it cant be used with the new JI6.
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
You bricked it,

Just odin back JI6 you will be fine

You need to do this before updating Kernel with JI6

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=796425
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
Can I just flash this right over JAC 1.0?

Edit: Flashed over 1.0, running Bionix 1.4, my phone kept freezing at boot. Odin back to 1.0 and I'm fine again.
[Vibrant Android Development] urbanstealth:
Any update on the eta for beta 5??
[Vibrant Android Development] Dugorf:
Thanks for the link, figured I bricked no big deal.
[Vibrant Android Development] fixmefixmyhead:
i am a noob but i have rom manager and downloaded the clockwork recovery 1.1 version from the original post and when i go to install rom from sd card i cant because it is not a zip file... should i put it in a zip file?
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
This may or may not have been answered before. It's concerning about how some vibrants cart handle the 1.2oc.

Is it just that the hardware can't handle that clock or is it more related to the voltage at that clock?

My new vibrant isn't 100% stable at the 1.2 clock but my old vibrant was. The weird thing is, it's random when my phone will freeze up requiring a battery pull when running at 1.2 regardless of using the oc script or setCPU.

Just a thought about unstable vibrants.
[Vibrant Android Development] thebearingedge:
Sorry to sound like a n00b (I am a n00b) but I looked at the post and didn't really see what to DO. I did download the files needed but I'm not sure where to put them to successfully flash the JAC Kernel with JI6. If anyone has a spare second...

Many thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] xxwhitehawk:
On page 2 or 3 of the thread you downloaded the files from there is a .zip that is flashable through clockwork recovery. One thing to note, after you flash the .zip do not reboot the phone or you will hang at the Vibrant screen. Just flash the kernel you want to use after flashing the other .zip first and it will boot up just fine. Cheers! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
This is what just happened to me. Installed JI6 with odin. Rooted. Everything worked fine. Decided to update the kernel, downloaded and flashed with Clockwork Vibrant_OCUV_CWM_v1.1.zip. It offered to reboot. REBOOTED. (what else could I do? :)) Got stuck at Vibrant screen... Any suggestions? (at the moment trying to recover with nandroid - I do hope it saves the kernel too?)

UPDATE: nandroid recovery didn't help... Now it goes black after Vibrant screen.
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
Nandroid doesn't save kernel. You have to use Odin and flash JI6 again. You can't flash kernel without doing this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=796425

Fallow xxwhitehawks instructions that you quoted.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Demo, thanks a lot for replying. Can I try to install JI6 with odin without flashing to stock first (i.e. right away JI6). Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
Yup you can just Odin back JI6
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
It worked, I'm saved :) Thanks a lot!

Still, not very clear how to apply JAC's kernel for JI6... Will wait for noob-proof instructions, before trying again :)
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
I actually screwed up first time. But its not really hard just like whitehawk said

grab to old kernel support from here

http://www.4shared.com/file/1j30LIKJ/Old_Kernel_Support_for_new_bui.html

and grab the kernel you want. Put both on internal sd.

from clockwork locate install zip from SDcard. then choose file from sd. then install the old kernel support first....dont reboot after installing ...because this is were you will be screwed.

instead now locate and install the new kernel and when finished NOW you can reboot now you should be OK. And to tell you installed correctly just go into setcpu and you should be able to OC to 1.2ghz
[Vibrant Android Development] slighpcs:
dbacchus, you can install the zip with both the kernel as well as the back ported files via clockwork. The file can be found here if your still interested.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Thanks very much, guys. I'm at the airport, so will try it when at home, jic... Meanwhile, can somebody please explain what *backporting* really means? Does it mean that ji6 contains some kernel files newer than those used by jac's 1.1 and that's what needs to be addressed by this backporting? (I.e. some older files are required for jac's kernel to run properly?) If so, is it because we don't have source files for ji6 yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] FRuiTBoOT:
Is this the color fix one without voodoo lag fix?
[Vibrant Android Development] Sym_Link:
Working great so far. Thanks a lot JAC for everything. We really do appreciate it.
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Voodoo

So I believe I have the voodoo 3 lagfix on my phone. Do I need to run the voodoo uninstall script or can i just flash right over? Sorry for the noobish question. I am after all a noob at this :D. If there are some other special instructions I have to follow to install this, perhaps someone could point me in the right direction.

edit: Patience is a virtue. One that I don't possess apparently. Flashed over voodoo = jacked up phone =) Screwing the pooch is how you learn I suppose.

Got everything fixed and am running on the stock OS.. I saw a slight improvement in benchmark speeds over stock kernel (before OC). But it definitely booted a whole lot faster. Going to try the same experiment on Franklin Twiz and Bionix. I won't get another lagfix until the new voodoo is released....

Nice work JAC. Can't wait to see the battery performance.
[Vibrant Android Development] kboater:
i have a stock rooted vibrant with clockwork and rom manager. i have not flashed any roms or kernals on my vibrant. (used to all the time on mytouch).

so,

1. do I just place this on internal sd, boot into clockwork and flash update.zip? thats it?

2. use set cpu to make adjustments?

3. flashing just a kernal wont wipe phone, data, or any info like flashing roms used to on mytouch correct?

4. when rooting my phone, I used the update.zip method, If this is named update.zip, do i need to remove the other update.zip or rename one of them?

thanks so much

EDIT:

forgot to ask:

5. does this do anything with the file system used by samsung causing lag? or increase clock speed to reduce lag?

6. anything for gps issues?

7. my phone is running stock t959uvjfd--just want to make sure it is compatable?
[Vibrant Android Development] MINUS Stl:
Man, just when I get my phone set up perfectly (OC'd w/Voodoo, FrankinWiz, couple morphs), a UV kernel comes out. :( Having poor signal at work and my phone constantly searching for signal really takes a toll on my battery life. Hopefully this kernel will help out with that.

Thanks JAC.......again.

Oh, and I don't run it OC'd while at work to help battery. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
You pretty much got it. It isn't named update.zip so you will find it easily in rom manager.

I'm flashing this over king's kernal as I type. I'm glad to see there are options and I do like your more transparent info Jac. I only flashed the other cause I wanted to UV and thought I would try out the OC while I was at it. Anyway I'm going to compare over the next couple days.

Thanks and keep up the good work.
[Vibrant Android Development] MINUS Stl:
1. yes, but you don't have to name it to update.zip if you're using Clockwork

2. yes, SetCPU

3. no, won't wipe anything

4. see answer 1 :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jdkackley:
Quad of 981 on FRANKENTWIZ3 with this kernal if anyone is interested. Obviously no lag fix on my phone. I was runnig voodoo but I dont think i really need a lagfix with this kernal.
[Vibrant Android Development] chocobo15:
does changing the kernel affect the phone's ability to receive OTA updates?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bronk93:
What are the recommended setcpu settings?
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
Well not the lowest. I flashed this and set CPU was set at max 100:eek: I could hardly do anything and it wouldn't adjust. Quickly....which was super slow....I deleted Set CPU rebooted and redownloaded it. Now everything is fine, not sure what caused that and it had me worried for a sec but I'm good now.
[Vibrant Android Development] rjhay22:
I have to say this kernel is making my phone fly. Like it had redbull or something. Thank you for this!
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Report on results of flashing

I just flashed this kernel over Frankin-Twiz With Eugene's Lagfix installed:

Quadant score dropped with more than 180 (from 2289, now 2106)

Linpack up from 6.7MFlops to 7.126

Conflicting results = confusing.
[Vibrant Android Development] isyiwang:
Disappearing text?

After applying this kernel, a lot of my text disappears. None of the names of my apps appear below the app icon, and no text appears in my programs (gmail, xda, etc.) Reverting back to a stock kernel resolves this issue. Anybody else encounter this problem?
[Vibrant Android Development] neur0t0xin64:
Very nice. My phone is noticeably faster and smoother. My boot time seems much shorter as well. Thanks for the hard work!
[Vibrant Android Development] chocobo15:
sorry for this newb question, but im @ work and just tried to flash this, but since i was multitasking, i totally missed the event.

using clockwork, the phone rebooted, and before i could see the status, it rebooted again and loaded my desktop, and I can't tell if it even flashed!

i checked the "about phone" and it shows me kernel version 2.6.29 is that right? is there some other way I can tell?
[Vibrant Android Development] heatx:
I'd also like to know the answer to this question.
[Vibrant Android Development] kelmerp:
After flashing, I can't seem to make phone calls. The dialer app comes up and it appears to be dialing, but the phone never rings. I have full bars. Running Franken-Twiz, was perviously on king's kernel.

Nevermind - rebooted again and it's working.
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
Download setcpu and see if you can oc to 1200. If you can then you have the modified kernel. Or just reflash it via clockwork to be sure. It should say "install from sd card complete (file name)"
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
Jac. You sir are the man. I'm thankful to have dev's like you on the overpowered vibrant. Keep up the great work.
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Working great so far, and it quite fast and smooth. I tested calls, emails, sms, and everything is working just fine. Nice work JAC. When are you gonna team up with manup and drop another xRom?
[Vibrant Android Development] slighpcs:
jmercil, This is specifically the Vibrant OC/UV V1.1 CWM Recovery w/out the colorfix, nor voodoo. If anyone is interested I can put together a zip of whatever is requested, just let me know. ;)