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[Fascinate Android Development] egg_head:
Hell yeah.

Awesome guys.

Flashed over JT's 1.2GHz kernel without a hitch.

No charging problems either. I have it on the charger right now..

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[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
A couple things from reading last few pages.....

-Battery issue can be because your phone is too hot...pull battery and let it cool down for 5-10 minutes...then boot up and see if its there.

-When uninstalling v0.1, create a FILE in sdcard/voodoo and NOT a folder...

-Once uninstalled v0.1, DELETE the disable_lagfix file, before flashing v0.2...

-Boots take FOREVER in between changes, especially after uninstalling.....WAIT it out. It may be 5 minutes, may be 15. Don't start pulling batteries and using Odin just yet.

-READ all instructions carefully and FULLY....

-And lastly, ALWAYS do a nandroid backup.

:)
[Fascinate Android Development] bigtp2:
Worked great for me!

No battery issues, no extreme wait time, seems to be much snappier than the previous OC'd 1.2GHz kernel I had.

Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] ksizzle9:
For those who can't get the disable_lagfix file to work. LISTEN!!! Go to the market, get the app "voodoo toggle" uncheck enable voodoo lagfix inside of the app. It will put the necessary file on ur SD card and then u can just reboot
[Fascinate Android Development] davewolfs:
No issues here. Definitely a noticeable improvement. Great work.
[Fascinate Android Development] aphelion02:
Thats seriously messed up that something this simple is a paid app, when voodoo itself is free.
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
Apologies for the novice question:

Do I just download the lagfix file, rename to update.zip, and place in root of my SD card, then update via recovery?
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
You don't have to rename it. Just use "Install zip from sd card" and find it. If you do the renaming, it may mess with your cwm update.zip file. ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] adiliyo:
leave the file name as it is, boot into clockwork and then select the apply update from sd card then the choose zip option, then navigate to wherever you put the zip you downloaded.

if you replace the update.zip on the root of the sd card 1. it won't work in stock recovery and 2. you lose the easiest way to get into clockwork
[Fascinate Android Development] scottter:
I accidently replaced update.zip with a renamed voodoo.zip

What do I do now?

I had previously rooted, converted to google, and installed clockwork.
[Fascinate Android Development] adiliyo:
iirc, if you open rom manager and flash clockwork again, it should reinstall the update.zip
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
Thanks, guys.

This won't wipe my phone or require me to wipe, will it?
[Fascinate Android Development] adiliyo:
installing voodoo shouldn't need a wipe, but i'd make a backup just in case something happens
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
Backup with CWM, i.e. nandroid, right?

I don't think I got that up and running...I guess I should do that first.
[Fascinate Android Development] adiliyo:
correct.

you will need CWM to install voodoo, so get that running :P
[Fascinate Android Development] humancyborg:
Awesome work jt, running beautifully!
[Fascinate Android Development] tjthebest:
So do you think that most kernels that people make will include the voodoo fix? or is it always going to be a hassle to flash a new kernel?
[Fascinate Android Development] magicriggs:
How do you make a file in root explorer? I did the root explorer method and just hit menu create new folder and called disable_lagfix I thought that was the proper procedure. I did that and it seems like it worked cause it did take off the partition and I flashed 0.2 afterwards. Did I do it correctly? My internal memory did go down the same amount it was with Version 0.1.
[Fascinate Android Development] Dagouk:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788099 Try doing this first, I had the same exact problem, but after doing this I did the update through Rom Manager again, and it worked perfectly fine for me now, thanks to everybody here on XDA and Android Forums for the help, you guys are awesome!
[Fascinate Android Development] tlogank:
Trying for the first time here. I'm rooted, did full backup with Titanium. Where do I get CWM at? Is that the ROM Manager that is free in the market?
[Fascinate Android Development] aphelion02:
Why would you flash a kernel without voodoo from now on?
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
Thanks!

I got into CWM using the update.zip method and I ran a nandroid.

Question:

It seems like CWM didn't "stick," meaning to get into CWM I need to apply the update.zip every time. Is there a way to boot into CWM without needing the update.zip file?

FYI, the first time around I accidentally flashed the CWM Recovery in ROM Manager BEFORE I flashed the kernel with Odin.

Should I go into ROM Manager and flash CWM again? Will that let me boot into CWM without having to apply the update.zip ?
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
What do you mean when you say "update through ROM Manager again" ?

I ran Odin after I flashed CWM through RM. Should I go into RM and flash CWM again? Is that what you did? If so, can you now boot into CWM without needing to apply update.zip ?
[Fascinate Android Development] tlogank:
I know I'm new, but I feel like no one here is being clear on what/where exactly CWM is. I have read every post in here so far, and no one seems to have said how that install is done, they just reference it. Is that just an app in the store? Do we HAVE to use it, or can we use the phone's default recovery mode? Just trying to get some clarification here before I start, thanks.
[Fascinate Android Development] GoogleAndroid:
No way around that. Be sure not to delete the update.zip from your SD card. You need it to get into CWM recovery.
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
Do this.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788099

and then copy the voodoo zip to your sd card. Install ROM Manager from the market. Go into ROM Manager and hit install ROM from sd card. Find the voodoo zip and select it. Check the backup option and then hit okay.
[Fascinate Android Development] BeeDubs:
Go download ROM Manager from the market and pay for the premium version. You need to be rooted to use it.

Within ROM Manager, there is an option to "Flash ClockwordMod Recovery," which is a recovery tool (i.e. it runs upon boot before the phone boots up normally) that allows you to do a lot of things such as running backups and installing custom kernels (as zip files).
[Fascinate Android Development] tlogank:
You guys just gave me 2 different instructions...if I'm rooted, can I just get the app from the market and forget the stuff Gitykins said?
[Fascinate Android Development] tlogank:
I did as you said...getting verification error when trying to install from the boot screen. Is there something I'm missing?
[Fascinate Android Development] jayfr76:
I got that before I flashed a kernel. I was running set cpu on stock kernel, I got rid of set cpu and it worked fine
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
No you can't. You have to use odin to get it to work the first time.
[Fascinate Android Development] charlesweaver:
Well im confused so I had my phone rooted and had the jt kernal to oc to 1200 then I saw this voodoo and I decided to use it so I ised rom manger and clockwork amd installed it then install ok I guess as I am using my phone.now but 2 things I dont think I am still rooted afterwards im not sure what happened do I need to re root the phone also I get a battey error saying battey is not connected when I try to charge my phone .... HELP
[Fascinate Android Development] tlogank:
Thanks...got the lag fix installed now. What areas am I supposed to see the most improvement?
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
Any app that reads files, so something like contacts, the xda app, sms. It should feel noticeably snappier in general but it really shines because of the I/O.
[Fascinate Android Development] tonyb81:
To the OP, maybe it would be a good idea to post steps on how to install this. Cause the FAQ you linked to mentions that it doesn't need root, but others on here are saying it does. Even the installation link makes no mention of root either. Just in case some who do not have their phone rooted just try to install this like it says in the FAQ.
[Fascinate Android Development] jorge3687:
wow, people confuse themselves a lot, if you applied the previous lagfix undo it, how? the same zip file you downloaded that has the lag fix has the unlagme file, then place the vodoo zip file in the root of your sd card, go to rom manager and choose install from sd card, chose the vodoo zip file and install, no need to clean cache, the phone will reboot into cwm, and do its thing, then it will reboot, you will see the samsung logo and some cool robot voice saying what is doing, then when is finished, it will reboot and start, and you are done
[Fascinate Android Development] namebrandon:
Everything you need to install it is present. It's a serious modification, so it's not broken down for step-by-step. There is a minimum level of knowledge for this. If you can't get it installed, you may not be there yet. Nothing wrong with that, but learn to walk before you run.
[Fascinate Android Development] tonyb81:
Wait a tick, I'm not requesting this for me, i had a droid eris that was rooted and all that jazz and i have my fascinate rooted as well. I'm just suggesting for the simple fact that some people will download the zip file, click the links in the first post and just try to flash it not realizing that the phone needs to be rooted and cwm'd because the website for voodoo makes no mention of that for the fascinate.
[Fascinate Android Development] TheMayor5152:
Battery not connected

I flashed voodoo v0.2 ontop of the bluebreeze rom

I have the battery not connected issue also.

I charge the phone and at a certain point it says battery fully charged. As soon as I disconnect the charger the level drops and it asks me to connect the charger. Connect the charger and it says battery not connected.

I have tried the battery pull trick, waited 10 mins. Did not work

I have also tried to reflash voodoo and nothing. Removing untill this issue is addressed.

Super fast and works great besides the battery issue. Thanks for the hard work. I look forward to an update.
[Fascinate Android Development] namebrandon:
Apologies if I wasn't clear Tony, that was just a general response, not to you directly. I'm sure you know what you're doing. :)

I think the point is that if people can't take the time to read the directions, dumbing it down even further isn't going to help. Sometimes they just have to get burned to learn that lesson.
[Fascinate Android Development] mackeydesigns:
You anticipate having to do this for every voodoo release from here forward? (phone is currently disabling now, going on 5 minutes)
[Fascinate Android Development] syaoran12:
The fascinate voodoo is not official till version 5 of voodoo. This is what supercurio states on his twitter and that's why its not on his website yet.
[Fascinate Android Development] tonyb81:
Thanks for the heads up, I guess I'll wait on this then.
[Fascinate Android Development] rvpn12:
ok, I am brand new to this. I have a samsung fascinate with verizon wireless. I am pretty sure I just rooted my phone and I downloaded the .zip file. What do I do now? I extracted the files but I couldn't find a setup or anything recognized by my laptop to install. Forgive my newbiness...
[Fascinate Android Development] dialect129:
um i installed v2 and now most of my memory is gone v1 didnt do that...what gives?
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
How much space did you have before, and how much do you have now?
[Fascinate Android Development] dialect129:
1.53 gb now i got 14mb
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
Hm..... Well the 0.00B problem you had before was definitely at least helped along by v0.1, but I have no idea why it would be like that now. You should lose 200-300 MB but not 1.5 GB.

Try disabling it and re-enabling it.
[Fascinate Android Development] dialect129:
nvm i think i just have hella **** installed i did a nandroid backup that had alot of ish but how manymb does this take up cuz i didnt ahve a memory notice before
[Fascinate Android Development] chopper the dog:
First start HERE and get to know the flashing process in recovery by flashing the theme HERE and the theme can be flashed back to stock with provided file. Titanium pro is worth every penny and freeze all things vzw. Once you get the hang of things and you have a good back up made then come back here.

good day.
[Fascinate Android Development] dialect129:
ok so is this suppose to be faster than the lag fix or just leave more room?
[Fascinate Android Development] dialect129:
wait i forgot my nandroid backup had the lag fix...no wonder voodoo took so ****ing long......is it safe for me to still un lag fix even though i already put voodoo on
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
um.. should be.
[Fascinate Android Development] dialect129:
ok when i unlag fixed i kepot geting no room on device errors...im getting worried again lol
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
when are you even getting these errors? This is ridiculous you must have a shisty phone.
[Fascinate Android Development] dialect129:
during the unlag fix..it seems to of taken it off i rebooted my phone now all my widgets are gone lol and it looks like stock launcher pro again...lol i got a gig now since i un installed it which i suppose means it work but why would it revert back to stock launcher pro or does voodoo do that?
[Fascinate Android Development] 40Glock:
sooooooooooooo, i had the 1.4ghz kernel on my phone and doing the lag fix totally took me back down to 1ghz. aren't we suppose to be able to overclock with this kernel?
[Fascinate Android Development] jorge3687:
like i said, you jave to have clockworkmod in your phone and with rom manager boot i. to recovery to install the zip file
[Fascinate Android Development] TheMayor5152:
problem uninstalling

I'm by no means a newbie to the flashing rom and kernels world. I started off with Droid 1 and I have flashed a ton of ROMs and kernels to that phone with out problems. I have read every piece of info for uninstalling voodoo that I could find and I'm just totally stumped.

I ran the remove_lagfix in adb

When I restarted it starting uninstalling and it said conversion complete.

I still get the battery disconnected message.

I have tried restoring to and older backup but it seems I still have this problem

Everytime I reboot I hear "Data partition wipe detected"

**I ran the automatic uninstall from the how to uninstall thread(link wasn't working earlier) and it seemed to work**
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
No the voodoo kernal is stock 1Ghz...for now
[Fascinate Android Development] 40Glock:
AH. Thanks. :)
[Fascinate Android Development] kvaughan:
Is this going to be the official version that will eventually be on the voodoo website or is this being done as an interim to the official?
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
I spoke too soon Dirrk has some OC voodoo kernels out now :D:eek:

Here
[Fascinate Android Development] zbomb5610:
i did the 1200 sv kernel from that link and it dropped my quadrant score from 1805 to 1494.
[Fascinate Android Development] Njzkrish:
been working fine all day till like 2 hours ago. It started freezing and locking up at the puzzle lock screen. Had to keep turn off the phone and turning it on but kept doing it. So i pulled the battery so far no probs thankfully.
[Fascinate Android Development] devlp1213:
this ain't a fix it's a kernal no OC w/voodoo
[Fascinate Android Development] riosniper88:
the process android.process.media has stopped

This message keeps coming out after I use odin and used CWMrecovery.tar.

My cellphone didn't turn on after a while, but Odin said it was complete,

so I unplugged usb and turn it on, download Rom Manager and ran.

But it said error occured in ~~~, and when I ran it again, it showed that I need to root the phone(which I don't think I did).

So, I didn't really feel like doing voodoo and did factory reset, and from then

it's keep showing me the message " the process android.process.media has stopped", "force close".

What should I do to solve this problem?

Is it rooted or changed system that I cannot get an exchange or get warranty service of this phone?

I only used it for 3 days.. Could I get a new one or would verizon(fascinate), or Samsung fix this for me?
[Fascinate Android Development] riosniper88:
the process android.process.media has stopped is showing up! T.T

This message keeps coming out after I use odin and used CWMrecovery.tar.

My cellphone didn't turn on after a while, but Odin said it was complete,

so I unplugged usb and turn it on, download Rom Manager and ran.

But it said error occured in ~~~, and when I ran it again, it showed that I need to root the phone(which I don't think I did).

So, I didn't really feel like doing voodoo and did factory reset, and from then

it's keep showing me the message " the process android.process.media has stopped", "force close".

What should I do to solve this problem?

Is it rooted or changed system that I cannot get an exchange or get warranty service of this phone?

I only used it for 3 days.. Could I get a new one or would verizon(fascinate), or Samsung fix this for me?
[Fascinate Android Development] zbomb5610:
went back to voodoo .02 from d01 kernel w/ oc and got 1824 on quadrant. maybe those kernels aren't done correctly, not sure, i am new to this whole thing.
[Fascinate Android Development] dickie3126:
Same problem here. I removed lagfix by creating "lag_fix" file and rebooted. Uninstalled successfully but still have the voice "Data partition wipe detected". I'm sure there is a simple fix but it's over my head. LoL!
[Fascinate Android Development] destroyerbmx:
so dirrk DI01 kernels are w/ voodoo? If I flash to another do I still put the remove_lagfix thing?
[Fascinate Android Development] mackeydesigns:
Probably in your best interest to check his thread to be sure, but I believe you do have to remove Voodoo and reinstall
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
>DI01 kernels

>remove_lagfix

What are you looking at?
[Fascinate Android Development] geeknik:
While I applaud the effforts of everyone to get Voodoo ported over to the Fascinate, I don't think stuff like this should be released to the general public. I mean, if you don't know how to create a damn file on your phone, do you honestly think you're qualified to flash a 3rd party kernel to your phone? =)
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Very decent point. This is kinda one of those guns dont kill people arguments though. Those in the know are perfectly fine with these kernels. Its the ignorant and under-educated and under-experienced [where I put myself so Im not casting stones at anyone] who muck up the process. I'll admit I was changing OC Kernels last week like a breeze but made an oversight switching from voodoo .1 to .2. Not jt's fault; my own.

I find very little to zero fault with the dev's or even the process of deploying these alpha/beta kernels/roms/zips et al. Its up to the consumer to exercise knowledge and wisdom either restraint or patience and not make ill-advised moves.
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
I was afraid of this site on Tuesday when I got a link here to install clockwork. I would never have learned anything if all of this stuff wasn't here and I didn't get a few fc loops and had to odin/redbend restore a few times with simple stuff earlier this week. Now, I consider myself ready to start looking into how to develop kernels and how voodoo got ported. This stuff needs to be here so that people who wants to learn have the possibility to.

The problem arises when people see "more speed!" and go omgz I need to get that! and mess up. It should be acknowledged that you will mess up your phone if you don't know what your doing, and that the majority of people will be unwilling to help you out of a rut.

I'm really just talking out of my asshole right now.
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Here is a very good post to read.....

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8551793&postcount=185
[Fascinate Android Development] saps:
Nice. Quoting thyself. Good advice nonetheless

Sent from my 1.2Ghz voodoo fascinate
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
I feel like I should quote that post every few pages :p
[Fascinate Android Development] jt1134:
Updated OP with 1.2GHz voodoo kernel and aosp style boot animations
[Fascinate Android Development] sakithree:
hey guys i'm getting a

E:signature verification failed

error any ideas on whats going on??
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
What step are you on? Which ones did you do?
[Fascinate Android Development] jt1134:
you are not in clockwordmod recovery

search for those terms ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] sakithree:
oh, thx kk

i thought i just needed to be in standard recovery, guess not..
[Fascinate Android Development] jt1134:
You will DEFINITELY want clockworkmod recovery if you are running anything like voodoo. If you don't have control over your device already, then you have no backup plan if something goes wrong.
[Fascinate Android Development] iceman1183:
Well I guess the question that's bound to arise (and the one in my head) is if you're running a stock kernel with voodoo v0.2 can you flash the 1.2 GHz voodoo kernel right over the top of it, or do you have to uninstall voodoo and THEN flash the 1.2GHz voodoo kernel?

And for the record, thank you Thank You to all the devs etc. who are making this device what it should've been out of the box. Blows my older brother's DInc away, which is always a nice plus :D
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
I flashed the 1.2 over v0.2...so I don't see why this one would be an issue...the only difference between the 1.2 and this one is the added ability to change boot animations. ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] dmaustin:
You can totally just flash any voodoo kernel right over the last. I've tried them all. Jt's 1200 rocks.

Also you can put any bootanimation.zip file in "/system/media/" I think that's where the real questions will start coming in.
[Fascinate Android Development] dboss713:
Epic win sauce

The boot animation made me lawl :p

Here's Quadrant and Linpack after flashing the 1.2ghz kernel. Phone is much quicker on home screens than before. Overall feel is very, very, nice. Much appreciated JT! :D
[Fascinate Android Development] sakithree:
the 1.2Ghz file is actually overclocking the processor right?

if that's the case, will overclocking the processor harm the phone in anyway??

also, how will it affect the battery life of the phone??

i currently have the 1.2ghz voodoo applied on my fascinate, but if its gonna be any harm to the phone or cause poor battery life i'd rather go to simple 1ghz voodoo. (according to above post, i assume i can just reflash 1ghz voodoo over my current system?)

additionally if i just want the stock boot animation do i just delete the bootanimation.zip??

thx
[Fascinate Android Development] mrmomoman:
I have superuser and clockwork Rom manager and I flashed the recovery fine. When I tried to nandroid before installing this voodoo of kicked into recovery but said E: signature verification failed. Did I miss something? Sorry probably should be asked in general forum. I flash my EVO all the time just want to make sure I didn't miss a step here. Thanks.
[Fascinate Android Development] spaciorek:
Thanks JT got it working with the DroidX boot animation. You rock!