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[Captivate Android Development] l7777:
Be sure you're not connected to USB when you reboot. That causes the baseband to disappear for an unknown reason. Unplugging and rebooting should fix it and your service issues.

See post from today in the other thread about the JPM modem. In short I compared my 2.2 setup with JPM and it appears to be working just like the stock JF6 modem. I checked by carrying my phone next to my co-worker's phone from my desk to the basement where signals get pretty bad. Both had nearly identical signal strength and both changed to the 850 WCDMA band at the same time. It does appear to work after you hammer it into submission by applying in the proper order.
[Captivate Android Development] glitterballs:
I did as well and I got soft reboots before I even put my SIM back in the phone. And something seems a little bit too much like black magic when you say that even though the modem file gets overwritten that it "leaves something behind". I wish we knew exactly what was going on.
[Captivate Android Development] wmwilker:
seems to be a lot of differences in phones - some now working with 3 button combo...
[Captivate Android Development] boomerod:
Sounds like things are working out OK; the JG8 modem is in the 1.0.1 ROM.

I am currently on GSM 850, with Edge service. I switched to this because I really don't need data service beyond Edge speeds as I primarily use it for emails. I've had 4 bars consistently.

I would just caution you that you may experience soft reboots and/or FCs using the JI6 modem.

Either way will work.

That's good news....it means, perhaps, that the issue is an isolated one. We need more experiences...

I have not, and am not sure how to go about doing so. I can say that I use a BlueAnt Q1 and don't have any issues with it other than voice commands: after I activate voice commands the phone's response somehow lowers the volume all the way down. This does not happen on my Plantronics.

That is weird. I never had that problem.

Some have; I have not tried yet.

Yes, you can flash that kernel, but then you will have all the issues the re-oriented kernel fixes.

Wait, is his Froyo kernel a Captivate kernel? If so, then soft reboots and/or FCs may occur. If it's an I9000 kernel, then you would have the non-re-oriented kernel issues.
[Captivate Android Development] id10terrordfw:
Actually, as long as you use a Captivate modem and Kernel together it should work just fine.

In theory of course.
[Captivate Android Development] kangi26:
Quick update:

Battery life is much better, signal seems better overall. More testing later. DL/UL speeds are off the charts!
[Captivate Android Development] chrisryn:
Has any one figured out how to use boot animations with this setup. There are some pretty bada$$ ones in the theme forum.
[Captivate Android Development] J-T:
I hope this happens soon, then this would be the perfect rom for me!

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Samsung Captivate:

Tayutama's JPM 1.0.3 I9000 Froyo

Xcaliburinhand Re-Oriented JPM-I9000 Kernel v2.1.1 WIth Voodoo & Color Fix
[Captivate Android Development] glitterballs:
OK - Second time is the charm with this. Although, the first few times I checked in the service menu I had an asterisk next to the 850 band, but I wasn't connecting, which isn't uncommon where I live. The third or so time I checked it 900 had the asterisk and 850 did not, so I added 850 in the combination band menu, selected 850 only, then added the other AT&T bands, and now I'm connecting at 850. And I think I'm not going to flash again until Cyanogen gets released.
[Captivate Android Development] boomerod:
Glad you had some success. I really like Tay's theme, but also the freedom and features that I9000 ROMs have. I will likely stick with an I9000 ROM for the long haul, especially once a proper Froyo modem for US is available.
[Captivate Android Development] glitterballs:
Well, if anyone could figure out how to get the browser invert color feature from CyanogenMod working on an i9000 ROM so your text (and only your text) is displayed in white on a black background, I would probably keep it Tayutama's ROM, but that is one thing I'd really like to have. I can't imagine how much longer my battery would last if my phone had that. From their source it looks like it's only a few edits in some code, but I think you have to have an AOSP built ROM because the files they're editing aren't on our phones.
[Captivate Android Development] kangi26:
In my traveling around today, I have found:

Battery life is WAY better, unplugged at 8am now 5:30pm, down to 75%, I had some pretty heavy usage, configuring, re-booting and such.

Signal has been very good. We're in what appears to be strictly 1900, although I did not check with the phone itself.

Didn't check GPS, except on a cold boot it locked 10 birds at 10m in about 15 seconds.

My Home button hasn't acted wacky since yesterday(Hope it doesn't do it again ever)

GREAT rom. I really like the SGS Tool programs if at all possible, these should be a standard for all ROMS.

I am thinking of taking a look at the port of the email.apk from the Galaxy Tab. I like the looks of it and it is starting to look promising for use. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=798782.

Great work Tayutama/Xcal, and who ever else is involved in making this ROM. Thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] boomerod:
I haven't kept up with CM. But the native email app on this ROM has what it sounds like you're talking about.

Sent from my SGH-I897, disguised as a GT-I9000.
[Captivate Android Development] stndra:
wow.. my battery is opposite from yours, i'm just unplug at 7am and on 9am down to 80%, i had it idle, with 3g on, no texting no email..

should i do battery recalibration?
[Captivate Android Development] glitterballs:
Yeah, I think it's that kind of idea, or maybe even better, like the XDA app with the dark theme.

As an aside, there have been a lot of kernels starting to show up in i9000 dev...we can pretty much flash any of those with this can't we? As long as they're JPM/JP6 compatible? Or are the buttons mapped in the kernel? Even if they are, that shouldn't be any worse than flashing back to stock before flash Tayutama's ROM and then the update :)
[Captivate Android Development] glitterballs:
I got adventurous and tried raspdeep's UV/OC kernel. Seems to work fine except you have to turn off auto-rotate as everything loads in landscape view. I think that the buttons were mapped properly, but I only played with it for a minute or so.
[Captivate Android Development] kangi26:
I don't think it could hurt. I was having your same issue with the battery when I was running JPM 1.0.2. Are you on 1.0.3? Did you go back to stock JF6 and charge to 100% before flashing? Frankly, I've never done a battery re-cal.
[Captivate Android Development] stndra:
yes, i back to jf6 first and my battery, i believe, is 100%.

is battery racal just placebo?
[Captivate Android Development] wmwilker:
New firmware in i9000 forum here. Tay already has it.:D

This might be official as it's on a Samsung site
[Captivate Android Development] Cezar`:
I noticed something with this kernel.

The back-light buttons don't start up when I'm touching the screen even when the screen is on. I need to touch the buttons themselves to light them up.

Is there a way to make a fix for this and include it in the kernel?

Thanks a lot.
[Captivate Android Development] stndra:
Just found a bug.. when I call using handsfree, not BT, it doesn't work cant hear and talk. But when play mp3 that's no problem.

Anyone have this issue too?
[Captivate Android Development] chrisryn:
This is noted as an issue with re-orient kernel.
[Captivate Android Development] kangi26:
No, it has actually worked for folks. Mainly(I think) due to people not flashing at 100%.

My own experience is that is something has gone haywire, and it's not a know bug with the ROM, it's a glitch in the installation. Usually a re-installation will fix it. For myself, I

ALWAYS

Master Wipe, flash to JF6 stock, remove my SD and SIM, then do my installation. It seems to have worked well for me.
[Captivate Android Development] xandercapy:
I'm new to this, and this was the first ROM I flashed to my Capy, but I have a question. Is Voodoo already built into this or do I need to install that manually after flashing the ROM?

Xandercapy

AT&T-Captivate w/ Tayutama's JPM 1.0.3 i9000 Froyo

Vzw-Droid 1 w/Bugless Beast v4 (haven't updated to v5)
[Captivate Android Development] schtuka:
since you were smart to make a signature....

your tayutama's 1.0.3 came with voodoo kernel 2.1 from xcaliburinhand.

flashing tayutama's 1.0.1 and patch to 1.0.3 that you already have is offered as a way to lock wcdma 850 band. thats all.
[Captivate Android Development] xandercapy:
Awesome, thanks for the info. Is anyone else noticing battery issues? My battery used to last me around 2-3 days, and this one doesn't seem like it'll last a day. .....maybe I'm just not used to this battery icon...

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xandercapy

AT&T-Captivate w/ Tayutama's JPM 1.0.3 i9000 Froyo w/ Voodoo Lagfix's

Vzw-Droid 1 w/Bugless Beast v4 (haven't updated to v5)

Old Phones- E71x, Original iPhone
[Captivate Android Development] wmwilker:
Mine has never lasted 2 - 3 days unless I turn it off and leave it on my desk.
[Captivate Android Development] chrisryn:
OK back on this rom with JG8-JPM flash. So far so good non of the issues I had before. Will be testing for the next couple of days.

Does anyone know were I can get the ASOP messaging. I like it better than Samsung.
[Captivate Android Development] domin8:
mine has never lasted over a day unless i never use it at all.
[Captivate Android Development] hsnmz:
Can anyone pls upload the Captivate v1.0.1 lite version. I seemed to have deleted it from my PC !
[Captivate Android Development] Rhiannon224:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=808763

All versions of Tayutama's ROM are located here.
[Captivate Android Development] hsnmz:
it only has the v1.0.3 OR the patches to upgrade. I am looking for the ROM 1.0.1 lite version
[Captivate Android Development] jslee1020:
Isn't the link for DL in the OP instructions?
[Captivate Android Development] :
Hi Guys,

Can anyone please give me a link for "How to Flash" any official I9000 ROM on Captivate in terms of what's required to be input & what are the steps in full?

Thanks alot
[Captivate Android Development] Rhiannon224:
It is. The full version and the patches.
[Captivate Android Development] brafrog:
Look about 10 pages back, I have posted. .
[Captivate Android Development] t0rx:
Having weird problem on I9000 - applying the 1.0.3 patch makes my back button act as home button (not the other way around which I've seen some posts about). Also saw this when using Shep211's DEVIANT ROMS {HSUPA & Voodoo} (10-25-10).

Any ideas how to fix or if there's an alternative ROM giving me Tayutama theme plus Voodoo (or other) lagfix?
[Captivate Android Development] mcx6:
I do not believe that you can just use the patch version, I believe that the patch version is for only people with an earlier version of the re-orientation kernel. Go to this thread for the latest full version: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=808286
[Captivate Android Development] Jay120171:
I personally have had weird things happen when flashing cooked ROM's over each other. Here is the process I use.

Flash the JH7 OTA ROM over whatever I am using and boot up.

Reboot in to Recovery and install CWR from update.zip that never leaves my sd.

Flash whatever ROM I want from Zip using CWR and boot up.

Use appbrain and TiBU to restore apps & settings. I generally only backup data & some system settings with TiBU to save space on my sd.

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Anyway, the reason I posted.

I've been running this ROM and I installed Xcaliburhand's latest (2.1.2) reorientated kernal yesterday. I am having no issues and it seems like one of the best I9000 ROM's I've used.
[Captivate Android Development] krl66:
Just a note to say thanks, Boomerod. This is an awesome ROM! Have a beer on me. Donation on its way.

Running Tayutama 1.0.3 with the JG8 to JPM technique and excaliburinhand's newest kernel 2.1.2 with memory optimization... this thing is blazing fast! And after running every available ROM, version, and combination over the last 3 weeks, I guess I'm done... kinda bored now actually. Nothing left to do to my poor phone... my flashing addiction is on hold. Crap! Now how am i gonna soft brick it daily???

This ROM just plain works. And works well. And works at blazing speed. I'm confused as to why it isn't gaining more traction over some of the others, but... I'm happy. So thanks again for putting this all together for us, and for all the hard sleuthing work over that modem. Made a world of difference.
[Captivate Android Development] boomerod:
I have not seen this issue before. Please lay out the process you used to get to where you are at now.

Quick answer: re-flash the 2.1.2 kernel, or start over from scratch.

You're welcome. My pleasure. I'm glad there are others out there enjoying this ROM. I'm staying with I9000 ROMs and to hell with AT&T and their stripped down ROMs.

Oh, and thanks for the donation! I appreciate that very much.:D
[Captivate Android Development] s1l3nt:
i followed all these instructions and everything is working great so far loving this rom
[Captivate Android Development] t0rx:
Thanks for responding.

I started off with JPC as from showthread.php?t=769400 (sorry can't post URLs yet) via Odin, then flashed JPM_JPM_U_JPM.tar as PDA over the top, followed by CF-Root-JPM-v1.2-Busybox-1.17.1.tar to root and give me recovery 2e. After installing ROM Manager and flashing CWM, I then used RM to install Tayutama_Edition_v1.0.2_I9000_Full.zip which works fine but without Voodoo goodness.

If I then install Tayutama_Edition_v1.0.3_Captivate_Patch.zip from RM again, I get the back-button strangeness, however installing Tayutama_Edition_v1.0.2_I9000_Full.zip back over the top fixes it again but loses the lag fix. Installing I9000_reoriented_v2.1.2.zip after the v1.0.3 patch does not fix the button problem.

Is it possible that it's because I have the international I9000 rather than the Captivate version? Not sure why that would make any difference.

FYI, I had a look at /system/usr/keylayout/melfas-touchkey.kl on the off-chance that something odd had happened to it, but it looked fine.

Many thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] Rhiannon224:
Flashing the I9000 version on the Captivate will definitely cause the buttons to function incorrectly, you need to flash the Captivate version in order to fix the buttons.
[Captivate Android Development] tjsooley:
I have created update.zip files to get the superlite working n 850.

tested it to.

also included the hacked browser (that gives you the useragent in settings by defaut).
[Captivate Android Development] raychang:
Could you please explain it a little bit more? Which version of superlite? Can your new method directly work with JPM modem without going through JG8?
[Captivate Android Development] tjsooley:
no jg8 must be used first.

this is Tayutama's superlite 1.03

I added the newest Quickoffice from cappie froyo and my files.
[Captivate Android Development] xerz:
I have followed the instructions and have everything working that I know of on my Captivate except I cannot get call audio on my wired earphone/headset.

This happens right when i move to the i9000 ROM. I have looked and searched and cannot find a fix for this, or even much mention of it. Am i the only one with this problem?

Please help if you can... I love this ROM on my captivate, but must be able to use a wired headset while driving. I hope its an easy fix.

Thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] vitaminwater:
This Rom is outstanding. I like Cog's roms for a while, but the inconsistency, minor problems, and constant daily updates made me seek something else. Stumbled accross this one and it was love at first flash. Had the weak signal issue everyone else had and reflashed using the updated instructions. This Rom rocks. Its stable, I cant recall any FC's since the flash, and my battery life is outstanding, usually two days worth of life.

What could make this app better? I would like to see that world weather app. but thats the absolute least of my concerns.

Thanks dudes for the badass rom!
[Captivate Android Development] Rhiannon224:
It is a known issue for everyone, the Bluetooth works but wired does not. I believe it is an issue with the kernel. There is no fix for it.
[Captivate Android Development] pillz424:
Can anyone post for me a really good hosts file? The one im using is only blocking about half the ads.
[Captivate Android Development] PuffinNugz:
I get pretty good signal as is. What's the main benefit of flashing the newest modem? Don't get me wrong, it's something else to feed my flash addiction that I developed while using the cogs. Ever since I switched to Tay's rom a couple weeks back, I haven't had to flash anything other than Xcal's latest kernal...
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
I've been looking for a host file as well. i can't find one on the boards...
[Captivate Android Development] id10terrordfw:
Download cognition and grab the one from it.
[Captivate Android Development] pillz424:
Got it. That was easy. Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
My connection here stinks, do you mind posting it for me?

Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] kamots:
it says flash the jpp modem with odin. do we have to disable voodoo first and restore to stock just to flash jpp? or can we just put the phone in download mode and flash the the stand alone version of odin?. (not one click):confused:
[Captivate Android Development] pillz424:
Just put it in download mode and flash with the standard odin. Worked fine for me.
[Captivate Android Development] PuffinNugz:
I didn't disable voodoo and it worked fine for me. Just extract the .bin and place in PHONE in odin. Use DL mode, etc...
[Captivate Android Development] pillz424:
Here you go.:)
[Captivate Android Development] pillz424:
Oops, here it is.
[Captivate Android Development] kamots:
Cool, thanks guys for the replies. Will try shortly
[Captivate Android Development] kamots:
alright, I just finished flashing this with odin, and it went off without a hitch. i just made a phone call and the call quality was crystal clear. I live in a predominately edge only area this is th\e only rom that i can get hsupa to work at my house and get a signal. hopefully batt life will be good on jpp and i will stick with this rom for awhile. thank you all for the great work and advise. now a question. i took out my sim card when i flashed this. is that necessary?. i didnt normally take it out but more and more devs ( dg ....etc are saying take it out when you flash anything im just confused as to when to take it out and leave it in I guess :D
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
I would wear out my sim card if I took it out every time I flashed... ;)

As for jpp....i got half crap gps until I went back to jpm...'shrug'...

Swyped...and sorry I don't proofread
[Captivate Android Development] kamots:
lol yeah,i was wondering if it were possible to wear the sim card taking it out all the time. gps doesnt really matter to me, but for giggles i tried it and it was scary accurate! locked in like 5 seconds and i swear if i didnt have a roof over my head it would have shown me sitting in a chair in the kitchen!!!!!! lol i have not tried it while moving though and i know that is the real test. have to go get gas , will try it out. :cool:
[Captivate Android Development] l7777:
Tried jpp today, got three call drops in 30 minutes, going to check jpm tomorrow. I'm guessing tower or band changes not going well.
[Captivate Android Development] kamots:
just got back from getting gas and gps was spot on. it lost me for a couple seconds when i made a turn , but picked me back up in seconds. if it is not a batt hog, this wil be my permanent rom. this thing is amazing. great work!
[Captivate Android Development] rabbivj:
just reinstalled 1.0.3 yesterday after damn near bricking my phone (ended up rebooting my pc to fix it) so far i get pretty good signal...better in my apartment (have not see any GPRS) and HSUPA works pretty good. Will update later.
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Thank You!
[Captivate Android Development] rabbivj:
so how can i add the hosts file to my phone using adb?
[Captivate Android Development] boomerod:
Have read many posts indicating better battery performance and call/signal quality. After using now for several days, this has been my personal experience too.

No, you do not. Nor do you have to remove your SIM.

My experience has been inconsistent as far as GPS is concerned; this has been my experience from the beginning with GPS. However, all the I9000 Froyo ROMs I've tried the GPS locks much quicker and pretty consistently. What still is less than adequate is the tracking.

Call/signal quality and battery life have been better for me on jpp vs. jpm.

I would not blame the modem for GPS, but if that's your experience, i won't argue. I would just add that GPS suck on all SGS, plain and simple. I think it's hardware location and poor drivers.

Sometimes it works great, sometimes it doesn't. It tracked my pretty well on my trip from Dallas to Houston today, but that was straight down I45, through mostly rural Texas. In the city tracking has been poor.

Not been my experience; can't say for sure in your case, but doubt it is related to the jpp modem.

GPS is a battery hog in all the ROMs and modems I've tested. It seems to me this is mostly because of the re-synching/connecting it has to do all the time.

Use a SUFBS (free root explorer from the market) to put the hosts file in /system/etc.
[Captivate Android Development] kamots:
just wanted to let you know that even though there are tons of new roms out, i am still using this one cause it is the best that i have used imho. im not to sure about this new kernel with the uber lag fix ( yes i know thats not what its called but hey lol) but this is by far the most stable and fastest rom i have used. also i was unable to find sufbs in the market does app mate do the same?
[Captivate Android Development] xandercapy:
Newb here...Is there a script I can run, or something I can put into termianl emulator to block ads? I rooted with Pete Alfonso's Captivate root update.zip and it was a part of that root. When I loaded Tayutama's Froyo, the blocked ads weren't blocked anymore. (Angry Birds isn't as much fun when I have nike ads showing up every 10 mins) This is probably amatuer stuff...but like I said before, I'm a newb.

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AT&T - Captivate w/Tayutama's Froyo v1.0.3 w/Voodoo lag and color fix

Vzw - Droid 1 - Buglees Beast v4

AT&T - E71x

AT&T - iPhone 2G (original)
[Captivate Android Development] l7777:
Could be me, but the modem was all I changed and after returning to the jpm modem I didn't drop the call during the same route home. I may play some more but I saw no signal strength changes between the two using the service mode. Since no one else has reported call dropping issues, the problem may just be me. :)
[Captivate Android Development] stuff:
trying to flash the JPP modem, but it's a .zip and odin wont take it.

i try to extract the .bin, but then it tells me it's corrupt. (I've re-downloaded it many, many times. With different browsers even)
[Captivate Android Development] stuff:
Flashed the JPP modem finally, and I get 0 service. I mean, it won't grab anything.

What's the problem?