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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andmoc:
My sound its workin ok until last weekend. I not install / update / unninstall anything and after receive an call the problem begin:

SAMSUNG GALAXY GT-I9000

Begin problem with Eclair

Update to Froyo JPM yesterday and the problem is there :(

Without Lag Fix

I don't change any value in sound options in the Service Mode with he secret code

- The phone goes mute and any sound (music, vídeo, sysem, etc) dont work

- Turn off the phone and don't work

- Turn off and remove battery and work but, after a wile stop working

- The phone is ON and working. After any sound stop to work and i leave the phone ON. After a wile begin to work again and after any sound, stop to work

Anyone can help?
[Android Themes] dzadze:
Is it possible to make the status bar on android 2.1 to look like froyo's ? White !?
[Android Themes] ASimmons:
yes, the png resides in the /system.framework/framework-res.apk in there its under res\drawable-mdpi\statusbar_background.9.png.

So use 7 zip and apk manager take this png i posted, go into the mentioned folder above in your favorite rom or theme and replace it with this one its the stock one from CM6.

note: don't alter this png its a 9 patch just replace it in the apk without unziping it or the rom in which your replacing it in. You'll also need to resign your rom or you could just push the new framework-res.apk in a root adb shell.
[Android Themes] dzadze:
i don't really understand you... do i need rooted phone.. i can't fint that folder.. ? can u explain me a little more please !
[Android Themes] ASimmons:
Yes your phone will need to be rooted. And you'll need to use a standard theme setup.
[Android Themes] dzadze:
where can i find that folder ? i cant find on my sdcard or on the phone .. ?
[Android Themes] ASimmons:
I would suggest hitting up the theming thread but that files resides in system/framework/framework-res.apk
[Android Themes] dzadze:
sorry for this but, how to pull or hit out that files from the phone ? can u explain me a little more pls
[Android Themes] zHk3R:
Go read the stickies on ADB.

(Assuming you're all set up - adb pull system/framework/framework-res.apk)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] coolguyphani:
I got 1932
[Galaxy S I9000 General] leoon:
Without any lagfix?!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mitty1990:
You should really give more detail, which lagfix if there was one or just stock froyo from Samsung?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aitzo:
No, I'm sure he's got OCLF. Without lagfix froyo isn't any quickier than eclair as of now. Actually, it's slower. I used to get 2200 points with JM9 + OCLF. Now with JP6 + OCLF i get 1850p.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mitty1990:
Yeah that's what I thought, though I don't know why people post like he does there is no point to it, in no way does it help benifit the community.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nin2thevoid:
Do you mean it's slower, or rather that it gets a lower Quadrant score? Those are two entirely different statements. I realize the OP mentions Quadrant scores specifically and I apologize for sort of imposing my opinion, but such benchmarks, especially with such little score difference and such major operating system differences, do not tell you a whole lot at all.

One separate test of Quadrant might bottleneck the entire score, even when all other parts of the system are much faster. Just look at how a simple 'lag fix' suggests the phone is twice as fast (quadrant goes from 1k to 2k) which of course, is not the case. Also look at how Cyanogen gets a 3K score with a simple hack, where the phone speed was barely altered.

So I am curious about real world performances:

Do you still get lags on Froyo?

Does the GPS take only a few seconds to get a fix?

Does it launch apps almost instantly stock or with some lag fix?

Does it feel ultra responsive, as should be the result of using a JIT compiler?

Does it render webpages faster than iPhone 4 like the Nexus One, like it should?

Does it still run actual applications, such as Quake 3, faster than any HTC despite their higher Linpack scores, and is there an increase in FPS since Eclair?

Would love to hear about this!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aitzo:
Do you still get lags on Froyo?

- I think it lags more than last eclair builds

Does the GPS take only a few seconds to get a fix?

- Same as JM9. Haven't played with gps in outdoors so can't be specific with fix times

Does it launch apps almost instantly stock or with some lag fix?

- Same as JM9, or slower. Lagfix makes it ok.

Does it feel ultra responsive, as should be the result of using a JIT compiler?

- No, even though others have said that JIT is on.

Does it render webpages faster than iPhone 4 like the Nexus One, like it should?

- Webpages are ultra laggy when there is flash content

Does it still run actual applications, such as Quake 3, faster than any HTC despite their higher Linpack scores, and is there an increase in FPS since Eclair?

- Don't know
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bilboa1:
1: yes (when no lagfix applied)

2: yes <5s on warm start, <30s on cold start

3: yes with lagfix only

4:i don't think thats the result of the compiler, just the lagfix but yes, and the JIT does make things a little faster overall

5: no the browser is a bit slow i don't know why. Even Fennec alpha is much faster.

6: yes Q3 is extremely smooth, full details + lightmap, getting 56-60fps (=FPS cap on the SGS), it never slows down

Note that Q3 is using the NDK as in native app. I don't know if Linpack tests native code.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mitty1990:
Do you still get lags on Froyo?

Not that i've noticed but I will be installing Voodoo anways.

Does the GPS take only a few seconds to get a fix?

GPS is A LOT better.

Does it launch apps almost instantly stock or with some lag fix?

Certain Apps launch almost instantly where others take a few seconds such as PikPok Games, Fruit Ninja, etc.

Does it feel ultra responsive, as should be the result of using a JIT compiler?

Seems fast to me but only as it's a new install will wait a few days, plus I install Voodoo's fix anyway for the screen fixes too.

Does it render webpages faster than iPhone 4 like the Nexus One, like it should?

No, we have flash it's more demanding but you can set it to be on demand then its just on par with them no major difference.

Does it still run actual applications, such as Quake 3, faster than any HTC despite their higher Linpack scores, and is there an increase in FPS since Eclair?

Not sure but all games i've played are smooth without a hiccup.

hope this helps :)

1000 in Quadrant and 14 in Linpack
[Galaxy S I9000 General] joselillo0:
New Froyo+OCLF = 1722 Quadrant

No problems. Gps, camera,market... all is ok.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] LaZ3R:
How are you guys getting such a large score? I'm getting about 1000 and it shows the Samsung Galaxy S on the graph even less (I assumed 1000ish was better than the average score). Or am I using some newer version of the app?? :/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Vierbein:
XXJPK with OCLF

I've tested 3 times with Quadrant. Scores: 1550, 1764, 1995.

Phone works much faster after OCLF.

I takes 2 seconds to open a book in Aldiko instead 10.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] The Rednax:
My galaxy s with froyo, one click root and one click lag fix scores 2029. If i could post a url of the picture i would, but i'm not allowed :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lt iibad:
ive tried jp6 and jpm and not impressed with either. still getting some lag, even when switching home screens with a live wallpaper.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DamianGto:
If you use oclf with quadrant you want get a real result.

What i understand it's one database test that is not real.

It don't do it right. The result is that it seems faster then it is.

Sent from GT-I9000 Jpm OS kernel with z4mod
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gizmolala:
My quadrant bench mark is 2017.

I've got JPK, OCLF v2.2 and SETCPU installed.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Kashban:
If anybody is interested in a little comparison to the HTC Desire:

1550 on LeeDroid 2.2f (Froyo) with OC to 1153 MHz. Some got speeds upto 1700 with more overclocking, but that'll heat up the phone beyond healthy values, I guess. Do not want to put in a fan there ;).

So with some optimizations like lag fix and file system enhancement the Galaxy S is a really fast Smartphone indeed, let alone the 3D graphic performance. Cudos!
[Android Software Development] torkelboy:
I've got a Tabwidget containing 3 tab's.

Here is how i declare the different tabs

intent = new Intent().setClass(this, RecipeSugg.class);
spec = tabHost.newTabSpec("receptforslag");
spec.setIndicator(null, res.getDrawable(R.drawable.logo_book));
intent.putExtra("Refresh", true);
spec.setContent(intent);
tabHost.addTab(spec);

Correct me if i'm wrong, but this should create them in separate activities?

However, when switching tabs, i'd like to update, or reQUERY the content from my SQLite database, since one tab's operations can change how another tab should appear.

I read a couple of tutorials and got the idea to override onStart(), since onCreate() only runs at application startUp

I am not getting the desired result.

Bare with me, i'm new to java and android.

Please let me know if any further information is needed for you to be able to help me

/Erik from Sweden
[Android Software Development] torkelboy:
I have not yet been able to solve my problem, ant thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

/Erik
[Android Software Development] torkelboy:
Problem solved, The desired behavior was accomplished by overriding onResume()
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oyko:
Hi guys...anybody know when froyo come to Asia (especially in Indonesia as my country) Thanks..
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] mike.sw:
great one!

I guess what it does is just to switch the framework file?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] phpcool:
Great work! Thanks

jp6 version worked for me
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Ettepetje:
Way cool! :cool:

Maybe you could have split the two versions (because of size), or better (?): let people download their desired mod and dump it in your application's map on the sd? This would reduce the size of your application drastically (and offer genormous flexibility). Just meant as a suggestion... ;)

Is it possible to download this application on the sgs directly? (i.e. is there a "7z" decompression application on the sgs?)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Yep! Maybe I'll dump a bunch of framework files on a site somewhere so the app can download a framework-res file on the demand.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Yep thought of that also. I first wanted to see if such an app is needed and which battery mod version people prefer. If there are a lot of different preferences I maybe create a download-on-demand app. If there are just a few I'll split the app in several apps (don't like the idea to maintain those apps though :) )
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Ettepetje:
Funny to talk to Dutch speaking people in English... :D

You could make it a "dumb" application where people do the downloading of the mod themselves, and if easily technically feasible somehow, check if the file matches the current firmware. The question then would be: is there something in the framework-res.apk itself to identify the firmware? If so, your application doesn't need too many updates.

edit: ah, there maybe could be some identifying thing, if you match it with the current one.. :)

edit 2: since this is a battery mod application only you could check if the rest of the file remains the same as the current one. If some other mod is already present in the current framework-res.apk a user might not even want to apply it, so you could make this application really stern and static and (if necessary) add flexibility later on.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
I have uploaded a new version only for JP6. This is an apk file that can be downloaded directly to a device.

In this version I check a build property and see if it contains the string "JP6"... If not the app will be closed. (I also assume that only Samsung Galaxy S devices have a build version that contains the string "JP6"... Maybe a bit too pragmatic)

Users can always revert to the old setting by clicking on Restore. It should be noticed that the settings that will be backed up (for informed users the framework-res.apk) are the settings before applying the battery icon modification.

BTW the framework-res.apk will be backed up to /sdcard (in case you have your own backup there.... please move it)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kalpik:
I'm not sure how this is easier than just downloading the zip and flashing through recovery, and if it's really worth the effort to maintain such an app! But if the people want it, they get it! :D

That's the power of open source :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
And.. with your method users have much more choices.. I only offer the C version :)

But I think that the direct downloadable apk version is easier. (No hassle of installing 2e recovery, uploading zip, going into recovery mode etc. etc.)

But to make sure: the credits go to you for preparing the res file(s)! I only "app-ed" it up.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] FlanFlinger:
I'm not sure if it's of any interest to you but I sat down last night and added colour to dani31's stock battery mod, I've attached the pngs below. ;)

Sadly I don't posses the necessary black magic skills to put them into a flashable form :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Great. Will look at it. Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pele78:
make sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*Im watching you*

LOL

Great work mate :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] navmanyeah:
This is buggy as hell. I installed it on my JPM SGS, and it rebooted. But then it messed up some of the text, like the unlock screen says "Sending..." instead of "Sweep to unlock". I went to restore it, and now the app just closes because I "don't seem to have a Samsung Galaxy S with a JP6 FROYO version". I can't hit the restore button! Please fix.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Lol, why are you installing the JP6 version on a JPM version.... I've uploaded this app to the market, gave it the title "galaxy S battery mod", wrote in a description that it's only for the Samsung Galaxy S (several times) and I got comment that it crashes on a HTC EVO ... :D:D

But you're right there's something wrong with the test procedure. It doesn't run the first time but it does run the second and following times. Will certainly fix this. For now just copy the framework-res.apk file on your sdcard back to your /system/framework directory

I'm going to write a app to check how well one can read. I upload a app to the market that crashes the device and in the description i'm going to write don't download this app it will crash your device. To make it easy I'm going to give it the title Crashes your device - without exceptions. Let's see what the comments are LOL
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] navmanyeah:
Ah, didn't realize you made two different versions, my bad :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Psychotoxic:
Great, worked without problems on JP6 installed by KIES
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
No problem ... But hey, thanks for noticing that the test procedure isn't working the first time! I was notified about this this morning when I noticed that someone had managed to run the app on a HTC EVO.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Can you run it again, just to check if you pass the test ? Just fire it up. You don't have to change anything.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pajendame:
IT works like a charm on JP6 via KIES.

Thanks bro
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] lokhor:
Works great on official froyo
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kanemari:
didnt work at all for me...

cant get anything apart from a black screen and madly vibrating phone that is obviously force closes.

i was using the z4build jp6 kernel.

its quite problematic in the sense that my phone is only 1/2 rooted. su in shell doesnt work but superuser works. the sdcard isnt mounted due to all the crashing so i cant copy the old framework-res file from the sdcard, and cant mount it since i dont have su...

not happy... not happy at all. really didnt want to have to flash to fix this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
C'mon you know you are running a half rooted phone while the description asks for root. What more should I test ;) But ok, I will build in a root test

BTW @ others I took the market version down for a while until all the tests are build in.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kanemari:
yeah well im not unhappy about the half root as much as the fact that it didnt work :)

i ended up being able to get a temporary root in shell working and mounting the partitions manually and copying it back... didnt need to reflash. i lose su every time i reboot which is weird though.

but im curious as to why it doesnt work... the difference in kernel shouldnt make any difference... i am using the official kies flash and not the odin flash of jp6 though. has anyone established whether or not there are differences between those yet?

EDIT: just to note, all versions no matter whether update.zips or this program or a manual copy of framework-res.apk dont work on official jp6 froyo with z4build modded kernel. someone please prove me wrong on this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Psychotoxic:
Just ran it again. The only option I can choose is Restore. Is that what you wanted to know?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Did you also try SuperOneClick: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=803682. Just curious.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Thanks! So you passed the test with the Kies version. If you didn't pass the test (that erroneously runs the second time when you fire up the app - found the bug btw) you should got a message that you didn't have a JP6 version.

BTW its perfect that you only got the restore option. (If one applied the mod again, a backup is made of the modded file)

Thanks for testing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] bodega187:
works great for me.thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kanemari:
thats what gets me temporary su... when i reboot its gone.

it doesnt complete cleanly. it fails when trying to search for mount points on the second loop. if i knew what the manual steps were i would try and do it manually but unfortunately i dont.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Weird. Anyway thanks for noticing... I guess a full root test isn't a unnecessary luxury.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pele78:
rush through some icons from that icon pack in a earlier post mate wooooo!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kalpik:
Why don't you post it over at the dev thread, and I'm sure I can cook up something if enough people are interested ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] gslayer1988:
Thanks allot for this.

After flashing my phone a couple of times, the stock battery indicator was completely off.

(example) Only 1 bar off the battery indicator while my battery status was at 50%.

I've read about a fix to delete the battery file as root, but I rather use this simply because it show's the battery status more correct + looks nicer :)

Thanks to you and kalpik for the work!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Uploaded a new, fixed JP6 version: fixed the JP6 test and added a extensive test for full root.

I uploaded the new version also to the market.

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BTW if anyone of your graphical geniuses is interested. I could look if I can make this app a sort of client for your work. The idea is to add a whole list of possible layouts that users can download and install via this app.

All that is needed for this is a server where all the different framework-res.apk can be uploaded to and a little preview that can be shown in the app. Let me know if one of your modders is interested in such a project.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] gslayer1988:
Did you just update it ?

If so, is there something wrong with the older one ?

Or can I continue using it ?

using the Dutch 2.2 froyo, JP6 PDA + JPM Modem
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
No, there's nothing wrong with the previous one, you can still use it. I just added some extra tests to prevent that users with a different device or firmware can run it and that the user has full root privileges. Just some safety checks.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] sedinix:
Great app w* for choice other version C,A etc :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
I'll see.. have to ask kalpik for permission. Meanwhile I'll do some reverse engineering myself and will add some alternatives. What about a smiley theme? Like

:cool::cool::cool::D:D:D:D:D:D:):):):):):);););););):(:(:(:(:(:mad::mad::mad::mad::p
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kalpik:
You have my full permission to add any mod to your app :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] sedinix:
Yes yes yes This app its very usefull think of build it up mate.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] vladtdr:
amazing mod!worked for me on kies jp6;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] alferret:
Works great, rooted JP6 (obviously) with OCLF
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Fornowagain:
Working well, many thanks to you.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] pele78:
simple ones with percentage remaining times would be just mmmmmmmm

SIMPLES!!!! LOL
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] odyssey61:
I kept getting a message that my phone wasnt rooted despite being able to use Titanium Backup, Root Explorer, Quick Recovery without any issues.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] oswade:
Good stuff, works fine on my JP6 :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Well, that's interesting. Can you check if you have a directory in the root of the system called "/cache"?

What I do to check for root (Thanks to LeshaK who suggested this) is the following :

#!/system/bin/sh

echo "hello" > /cache/my_program_check_file

if [ -e /cache/my_program_check_file ]

then

echo "1" > /data/data/my.program/folder/i_have_root

rm /cache/my_program_check_file

fi;

(to write to the cache dir one have to have root permission)

I work with linux scripts. I find that more convenient. But it's a different method then used by 99% of the root apps, so the app may behave differently (although it really shouldn't matter at all )

Of course, it may also be that you didn't grant the app permission with SuperUser.

Let me know.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Actually that's a great idea. (Although I don't like to edit 100 pics... :( ) I will compile a version with the battery icons posted earlier in this thread by FlanFlinger, because I really like these myself. Maybe I will do one or two myself like a Simples theme and a Smiley theme :p

I will post the compiled framework-res files also in Kalpiks

BTW If others have some icons to share let me know. I will recompile them (if they are worthwhile) and use it in my program (also I will post them in kalpiks thread... I don't want to start another repository here)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] wacas:
great worked on my jp6 quick and easy
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] fobas001:
root problem for me aswell, rooted with superoneclick...

edit: tryed with oclf root, it still doesn work
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Do you have a /cache directory in the root of your filesystem?

Furthermore, look at this post (in this thread): http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8651314&postcount=24

That's why I introduced the root check anyway.. Because if you have the same problem as the poster the bat. mod app can get you into serious trouble.

Do you have a z4build modded kernel? (Or any other modded kernel or rom)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] fobas001:
Yes i have z4mod kernel installed, so i cant use this battery mod can i?

Cache directory exists...
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
OK, thanks for your feedback. No you shouldn't use the app (you can't also :) ), when you get 1/2 root... i would suggest to kick some ass in the z4mod thread

(Once in a while a get a report of a very weird problem with one of my apps... After some questions, and sometimes it takes a lot of questions and patience to get there, they all admit they are running some weird modded kernel)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] eitama:
Any chance for a JPA version of this amazing thing?