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[myTouch 4G General] Snuggl3s:
Until second you find me any documentation stating that the MT4G has a SLCD im going to disagree. I own both phones. Side by side G2 is far sharper and much more saturated. As for the gorilla glass I asked the West Regional Sales manager for HTC. That's what she told me.

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[myTouch 4G General] NexVision:
I will fully accept and agree with that as I own both and the G2 does look clearer and sharper. Also will agree nothing can be confirmed till a teardown or full specs released seems HTC is in confusion as to what is what since the East HTC rep is who told me that.
[myTouch 4G General] Snuggl3s:
Tmo Links

MyTouch 4G :

http://mytouch.t-mobile.com/mytouch-4g-features#/specs-and-manuals

G2

http://g2.t-mobile.com/g2-specs

One says SLCD one doesn't ^.^
[myTouch 4G General] NexVision:
I know your not trying to say tmo's website is always accurate. As they also stated the galaxy tab ran Windows 7 so should we believe that to?
[myTouch 4G General] Snuggl3s:
Haha to discredit them on everything cause of typos isn't fair. Normally I wouldn't trust what they put but from first hand experience this is accurate.

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[myTouch 4G General] s10shane:
T-Mobile myTouch HD / myTouch 4G (HTC Glacier) Specs

Datasheet+Views:	25596 views since addition of datasheet (August 01, 2010)

Datasheet+State:	Preliminary specifications

Release:Date:	November, 2010

Project:Codename:	HTC Glacier

Browse all devices under HTC Glacier codename

Dimensions:	62 x 122 x 11 millimetres

Mass:	140 grams (battery included)

Software-Environment

Embedded;Operating+System:	Google Android 2.2

Browse devices running this OS

Microprocessor,+Chipset

CPU+Clock:	1000 MHz

CPU:	Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8255

Browse devices based on this microprocessor

Memory,-Storage+capacity

RAM:capacity:	768 MiB

ROM-capacity:	3.7 GiB

Display

Display_Type:	Super LCD , 16777216 scales

Display;Diagonal:	3.8 "

Display+Resolution:	480 x 800

Sound

Microphone(s):	stereo

Loudspeaker(s):	Supported

Audio;Output:	3.5mm

Cellular;Phone

Cellular:Networks:	GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS1700, UMTS2100

Cellular+Data;Links:	CSD, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+

Call-Alert:	40 -chord melody

Vibrating+Alert:	Supported

Speakerphone;:	Supported

Control-Peripherals

Positioning;Device:	Multi-touch screen & TouchPad/TrackPad

Primary_Keyboard:	Not supported

Directional-Pad:	Not supported

Scroll+Wheel:	Not supported

Interfaces

Expansion+Slots:	microSD, microSDHC, TransFlash

USB:	USB 2.0 client, 480Mbit/s

micro-USB

Bluetooth:	Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR

Wireless:LAN:	802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n

Infrared_Gate:	Not supported

Multimedia+Telecommunication

Analog;Radio_Receiver:	FM radio (87.5-108MHz) with RDS

Digital;Media-Broadcast-Tuner:	Not supported

Satellite;Navigation

Built-in-GPS:module:	Supported

Complementary:GPS-Services:	Assisted GPS, QuickGPS, Geotagging

Built-in_Digital_Camera

Main_Camera:	4.9 MP

Autofocus-(AF):	Supported

Optical:Zoom:	1 x

Macro:Mode:	Supported

Built-in_Flash:	mobile light (LED)

Secondary+Camera:	0.3 MP

Additional;Details

Built-in;accelerometer:	Supported

Battery:	removable
[myTouch 4G General] NexVision:
While that's nice we are looking for actual production specs from HTC not preliminary specs which are somewhat of a guesstamation. I think we all know what pdadb.net says but like some other sites some of there specs are based on speculation. What I am waiting for is either a HTC statement or a teardown. Cause on those same claims we can say no gorilla glass since corning is saying no HTC devices are equipped with there glass by excluding HTC from there device list.
[myTouch 4G General] s10shane:
oh ok i understand. well here are the specs from htc website

Processor

Qualcomm MSM 8255 Snapdragon, 1GHz

Operating System

Android™ 2.2 (Froyo)

Internal Memory

4GB ROM/RAM 768MB

Display

3.8 inch TFT-LCD touch-sensitive screen with 480 X 800 WVGA resolution

Network

GSM/GPRS/EDGE/HSDPA/HSPA+

GPS

Internal GPS antenna

Camera

5 megapixel with LED flash with VGA front facing camera

Connectivity

Bluetooth 2.1 EDR, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n

Battery

Rechargeable lithium-ion battery 1400mAh

Talk Time (in minutes)

Up to 360 minutes (Subject to network and phone usage)

Standby Time

Up to 288 hours (Subject to network and phone usage)

Dimensions

4.8 x 2.44 x 0.43 inches

Weight

5.4 oz

Expansion slot

8 GB microSD™ card included, up to 32 GB card supported
[myTouch 4G General] NexVision:
Exactly what I was looking for so looks like snuggles with Mike about screen now we just need to figure out what the glass is.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
OFFICIAL HOME OF BIONIX AND TEAM WHISKEY

http://www.teamwhiskey.com/

http://webchat.freenode.net/

irc.freenode.net / #teamwhiskey

The members from Team Whiskey would like to thank all of you for your continued support!

Kernel Specs:

- 1.2Ghz

- FFC support

- OC/UV

- Optimized for ARM

- Streamlined to reduce power consumption

- Fixed standby battery drain

- Automatic overclocking via internal governor -

SETCPU IS NO LONGER REQUIRED

- Optimized for use with Bionix Roms

Compatibility:

- All Bionix roms

- All Bionix Fusion roms

- All Future 2.1 based Bionix roms

Kernel Notes:

- This WILL NOT wipe your data, it will simply replace your existing kernel

- Not all phones can handle overclocks. If you begin to experience freezes, soft boots, or locks, this probably refers to you. Unfortunately you will have to revert to stock kernel.

- ext2 lagfix is compatible with our kernel

- About 95% of our users can run this, however, there is still a small percentage of user that cannot. You'll have to revert back to stock kernel or another custom kernel.

Installation:

**YOU MUST DISABLE VOODOO IF YOU CURRENTLY HAVE IT ENABLED BEFORE FLASHING**

1. Download flashable kernel

2. Make sure its placed on your internal sdcard

3. Open Rom Manger

4. Select 'Install ROM from SD Card'

5. Navigate to the kernel and select it (DO NOT CHECK WIPING OPTIONS!)

6. When Prompted to reboot, select 'ok'.

7. If taken to stock recovery first, simply select 'reinstall packages', the kernel will flash automatically afterwards.

Advanced User Installation:

1. Download the kernel

2. Manually reboot into clockwork and flash

Download:

Core V2 1.2 Ghz
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Core w/ z4 Mod and Backlight Notifications currently in Beta phase on Team Whiskey forums. Expect a release late tonight or early tomorrow.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Hmm...long lost is the 1.6 huh? Still nice. RAM optimization is neat. Though include backlight support soon. And either Voodoo or Zmod as stated.
[Vibrant Android Development] funkyu00:
Downloading. Will try and post results later. Downloading and installing this before I head to my buddy's Halloween party.

Happy Halloween Team Whiskey!
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Sweeeeeeeetttt!!!

For this kernel do I just get rid of voodoo and flash the new one? Also, is it better to use fusion with stock kernel rather than kk or JACS? Can wait to try it.....

You guys are simply amazing!
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Im working on making it play nice at the moment, we should have a working zMod/Backlight setup tonight or tomorrow
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Yes! Definitely disable voodoo before you flash this. We are working on implementing zMod into this kernel as a secondary option and hopefully we will have a release for that later this evening.

As for the kernel, we recommend using this kernel with fusion. We've optimized our kernel to run very smoothly with ALL Bionix and Bionix Fusion roms.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Working on Manhattan or backlight for this one?

I was kidding btw. I know you're already losing lots of sleep over this....I kinda am addicted just following the progress as I'm sure you are making said progress.

Is Manhattan still in development or is this Kernel replacing the project. Tbh, I'm HIGHLY skeptical of a 1.6Ghz. 1.3 is done. 1.4 is prolly hard given voltage boosts needed. 1.6 is damn near sounding out there lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Yes! :] I love you guys (team whiskey) lol
[Vibrant Android Development] funkyu00:
I am an idiot. :P
[Vibrant Android Development] eortizr:
You should put that in the instructions.... too late for me... restoring from nandroid now...:cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] vinnydakid:
Amazing work Som and VB. I'm just wondering, does SetCPU need to be set to 1200 and 200 like before or can we set it to 1200 and 100 like proper?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Thank you! Downloading as we speak........I can already tell it's gonna be a looooong night......good thing I have a bottle of Jägermeister to keep me company.

BTW...who needs porn anymore? All you need is BIONIX!:D:eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] ripper-jokers:
Setcpu is no longer required!
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
Read the OP, he says you DO NOT need SetCPU...

Also, I want to try flashing this but I simply cannot find a stock J16 kernel anywhere on the forums. (because I'll likely need to flash back because I've yet to have any luck with most of the UV/OC kernels). Does anyone have a dump of the stock J16 kernel? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
Bionix keeps getting better and better :)

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
So in a since, we don't really need voodoo anymore, well as of now.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Any chance of installing this kernel for ji6 rom? If so, do I need backward support (is this kernel based on the older kernel source)?
[Vibrant Android Development] Fedburin:
For the love of God...

- Automatic overclocking via internal governor - SETCPU IS NO LONGER REQUIRED! - lol you changed it before I could post...
[Vibrant Android Development] eyedrop:
I've been a long time lurker, and it's time to speak up. :)

I've been using Bionix since 1.4, and I have come to love and trust the work that's been put out by sombionix, later Team Whiskey.

Coming from using a HTC Hero, which I still love the form factor, the Vibrant is a pleasant upgrade in terms of speed and the first time comparing the Super AMOLED screen side by side with the Hero, little did I know I was living in the dark ages all this time.

Anyway, I'm a SW dev as well, but I'm really not familiar with Android, but I do program in Java. I can't do the graphics that ardchoille does, besides supporting the team through donation, is there any other way I can contribute to the community now that I've humbly benefit from it?

You've really brought my phone back to life.

Thanks again, Team Whiskey!
[Vibrant Android Development] briankao1992:
I'm having a lot of stability issues with this kernel. I have had the screen freeze 3 times when I was trying to play games, and the phone decided to reboot itself 2 times. Sadface I'm going back to jac 1.1. This however was an extremely smooth kernel, comparable to voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
bummer.

personally i'm dying to know how the battery life is for everyone
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
regarding me trying to get the smooth circle indicator working...

sigh. i knew i shouldn't press the issue. I tried copying over the XML files too

BRIIIIYIIIIICK.

well looks like now is as good a time as any to odin...repartion...stock...root...fusion...core v1 :)
[Vibrant Android Development] shabgard:
Edited.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
what is a playlogs file?
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
is it just me, or is the start up animation missing since fusion?
[Vibrant Android Development] shabgard:
I was trying to install oclf lag fix over this but it kept giving me the playlogs1 error messege, just found out there is a reset option in oclf menu.
[Vibrant Android Development] neil_clavano:
This is AWESOME!!!!!

Just flashed and very snappy!!!!

Initial quadrant score also @ 1080.

Now can someone help me with enabling EXT2 RFS?

I've always used VOODOO on all Bionix ROMS because it was easier.:D

I'm on Team Whiskey's site on how to enable EXT2 RFS.

This line******

mv /system/bin/userinit.sh /system/bin/used

I don't see a userinit.sh file in this folder. Is this something I need to create?
[Vibrant Android Development] tructo:
Another excellent work from Team Whiskey. Thank guys
[Vibrant Android Development] Tpavey:
This happened to a lot of programs for me after getting rid of the ext2 lag fix. Had to reinstall them. Doing so through titanium worked fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] zombioptic:
How do you mean, Loog? I still see mine.
[Vibrant Android Development] zombioptic:
Go here, killer. Just make sure you know what you're doing. I still use oclf.

http://www.teamwhiskey.com/installation-guide/rfs-lag-fix-and-you
[Vibrant Android Development] Tpavey:
Awesome. Quadrant 1100 without lag fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] frankiedizzle87:
my phone keeps freezing now i use bionix final and i want to know where i can get a good kernal since my phone seems to not work with this
[Vibrant Android Development] stillpopimpen:
wow didn't think my phone would run smoother without voodoo but Wrong!! only noob question I have is the start up. It appears linda starts her bionix intro a bit early before the samsung animation starts. Did I do something wrong or its just like that for right now?
[Vibrant Android Development] zombioptic:
Core should be working fine with Bionix Final. Try re-flashing the kernel. If it still doesn't workout, just search for jac's or kk's. They are easy to find.

...Here, go here. Scroll down and choose a kernel. But I'd try this one again first, pal. It's really nice. Responsive and fast.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=771111
[Vibrant Android Development] matrix2669:
Will this kernel support the ffc?
[Vibrant Android Development] VICosPhi:
Thanks a lot Team whiskey for your work...BTW my bluetooth still takes 12 seconds to enable when I try enabling it.... any fix for this issue yet? (I'm using the kernel with fusion 1.1 rom)
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
Definitely looking forward to it:)

Sent from my bionix powered Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Michaelr219:
I canr wait for the zmod!!!

re-posted on accident
[Vibrant Android Development] Michaelr219:
I cant wait for the zmod!!!

This core kernel has worked out fantastically for me...

I just hope that we can get the backlight notifications in the build too

fingers crossed :)
[Vibrant Android Development] livbean:
Flashed this after crash and rebuild. Stock-Fusion-Core. Only problem I'm having is ext sd not recognized.
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
Looks good guys. Istalled did bench with set CPU running, uninstalled set CPU and did another bench both showing 2619. Tbanks for optimising this to run without setCPU.
[Vibrant Android Development] Docavelli:
Good job TW. Put this on Eugene's Hr4. Seems very snappy so far.

XDA Mobile
[Vibrant Android Development] Chamgea:
Team Whiskey stuff is sweet...anyone know when we'll get a 2.2 ROM and Kernals for that too? So...looking forward to that!
[Vibrant Android Development] SizAndals:
I have Bionix Fusion w/ KK ROM, is this flashable over this? Or do I need the stock Kernel Fusion ROM?
[Vibrant Android Development] renardk764:
Excellent. Getting 2400 quadrant running Fusion 1.1 w/Core V1 and OCLF. Nicely done. :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
The only thing different is the kernel. Yes, it will work.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I'm not sure why, but on the team whiskey site, where the instructions are given to enable the ext2 lagfix, they have the disable instructions at the top, which are the same as those at the bottom. For those interested in applying this without adb, check out post 2701 on the fusion 1.1 thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Battery is doing great so far on standby.

I had it at 100% at 2:30am, unplugged it, 99% at 8:30am.

Not bad at all for 6hrs on standby. Oh, and I forgot to turn WiFi off before passing out.

Everything working good so far on my end. Super fast and stable.
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
I kept it off the charger last night @ 69%, woke up 7 hours later, it was only @ 68%.... Awesome foking battery life... This kernal rules... Great 3d benchmarks. Scores over 1000 on quadrant for the 3d...
[Vibrant Android Development] thenikeman:
I had mine plugged in all night and woke up to it being at 37%...

Then I realized that the charger had been unplugged from the wall....HA!
[Vibrant Android Development] LovellKid:
I think ill wait till the z4mod gets in this... thinking tonight then?

Lovellkid
[Vibrant Android Development] Thekingazn:
amazing

ran the kernel phones been beautiful thanks again mates
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Finished assembling it last night late, its on beta on the TW forums till I can verify that its bug free.
[Vibrant Android Development] needslipo:
is it necessary to charge/wipe battery stats on these kernel flashes?
[Vibrant Android Development] Sir Incognito:
Cant wait to try this when I get off work!

Thanx for the hard work Team Whiskey!
[Vibrant Android Development] Lavundra21:
Like mcdonalds... "I'm loving it." Even tho I dont eat that poison. Haha. I've been fortunate enough to run core and manhattan kernels and have to say this is smoother imo.
[Vibrant Android Development] kimbo1986:
Uninstalled 2 programs that started to fc. (Titanium backup, some wallpaper app) just reinstalled and fine. This has improved speed and performance! Great kernal, thanks guys!
[Vibrant Android Development] ryan562:
wow, this is the best i've tried so far. battery life is unreal.
[Vibrant Android Development] yungballla6:
wake lag

is there any way to incorporate the no wake lag fix. When i was using eugenes froyo rom there was no lag on wake up, it was amazing. id love to have that. thank you
[Vibrant Android Development] ismetbogujevci:
I have Vibrant ASOPish Froyo 1.0, what happens if I flash this?
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
The world as we know it will come to an end.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Viral,

Can you post a link tgo the forums where you test your kernels and such. Is it just the one on the teamwhiskey site?
[Vibrant Android Development] tiger013:
do I have to redo ext2 lagfix after flashing this kernel ?
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Mhmm :) the TeamWhiskey Forums.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Ok I must just be an idiot but in the forums I only see 6 topics and the only one related to kernels is manhattan project. I would love to follow and maybe even help with the testing do you have a beta testers section I am just missing?
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Its in the donator access section, Alphas, Betas and RCs are limited to those with Donator access. But, worst case it should be live sooner than later. Few days at the most
[Vibrant Android Development] ismetbogujevci:
Oh noess :(, wat do?
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
Quick questions...

what's OCLF and Zmod?

new comer here.. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] pilotpeter:
how do i know if the kernel installed correctly, i'm not noticing much difference, the programs open at roughly the same speed. this might soound like a stupiod, newbie question but,,, what really should i see, , i read speed is increased, but really where in what way will the end user see it, and also how can i verify how the kernel is installed, i used clockwork to do it, under settings it says i am kernel number 2.6.29
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
How long does the install take once it's in recovery? My phone is in recovery and has been sitting there with the message, "Finding update package..."
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
you cant use 2.1 kernel on 2.2 and vise versa

downgrade if you want to use
[Vibrant Android Development] pilotpeter:
yea same thing happened to me (finding update ...) i removed the battery, turned the phone on, and it went to boot mode,a nd i just selected install rom from sd card, ....etc...
[Vibrant Android Development] ajftl:
My phone is one of those that can't handle 1.2. Freezes up at that speed. He's fine at 1 ghz or 1.1. But not 1.2. I installed setcpu and adjusted to 800ghz and at that speed runs very very good. Flawless and smooth. Would be great if u can adjust the kernel to at least get the speed up to 1ghz using setcpu. It goes from 800 to 1.2 no option to 1ghz. Is it possible to make some changes for those who can't run 1.2 like my poor vibrant? If I can only set the speed to 1ghz would be great. ..
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
I can try to see if we can get that implimented, It would just be a matter of setting max from 1.2 to 1.1.
[Vibrant Android Development] tiger013:
can someone please tell me if I have to redo lagfix after flashing this? I'm still getting 26+ quad scores.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
No you dont have to redo lagfix if you dont want to. Its plenty fast enough stock. BUT, with that said its totally up to you, lagfix is not enabled by default, you have to enable it if you really want it.

Im waiting for Core v1 with zMod myself...
[Vibrant Android Development] pilotpeter:
how can i verify the kernel is installed?
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
I'm assuming this kernel doesn't support voodoo, as linpack drops to the low 8's after installing it?
[Vibrant Android Development] bootsie99:
Sick sick sick. Phone is wicked fast. Scrolling, puzzle lock, boot up, quad scores after ryans is 2600.

After next release going to load up fresh rom and stock kernel only to flash this kernel and remove any trace of voodoo

Unless someone has a bett method of exercising the demon that is voodoo without reloading fresh?
[Vibrant Android Development] wu_wei_lion:
Quick questions...

what's OCLF and Zmod?

new comer here..

OCLF is "One click lag fix". The simplest one to use is the RyanZA OCLF posted on the market as it's an installable apk. The app does all the work for you. It puts an ext 2 partition on your regular RFS file system, which creates a serious limit to the overall speed at which the Vibrant can perform. Apparently, that's because RFS is much slower to write to than ext2. Zmod actually converts your RFS entirely to another, faster file system, ext2, ext3, or ext4. It seems to come in all three flavors. Ext 2 is faster but less stable than ext3 or 4. I'm pretty new here myself but that's what I've come up with by poking around here. Short answer: they're different strategies to work around the crappy file system Samsung decided to put in the vibrant. Incidentally, it's best if you post this type of question in the general forum. People would be happy to answer them over there.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Bahaha. Truth.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
If you flashed it.....its installed.
[Vibrant Android Development] jokersax11:
Any chance of a 1.3/1.4 kernel soon
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
indeed, came from oc/uv voodoo and I dont notice a difference even without a lagfix, I might not need voodoo lol
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
Nevermind, manually flashed it in recovery.

Here are my before and after scores...

BEFORE

Quadrant - 887

Linpack - 8.161, 8.112, 8.155

AFTER

Quadrant - 1020

Linpack - 9.838, 9.871, 9.821
[Vibrant Android Development] tiger013:
thank you. one more thing if I didn't disable the lagfix before flashing this do I have to do anything to get the 1gb space back or delete the files it created ?
[Vibrant Android Development] ajftl:
That would be awesome. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
I didn't have to reinstall it, I don't think, I installed the kernel the first time and did the oclf, and then I installed the Kernel again (I though it wasn't working) and everything seemed to be the same.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
That was a perfect response!!! *10*
[Vibrant Android Development] redwolf313k:
This is awesome...just wow
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
thanks! learned a lot :)