yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] OccamsToothbrush:
Oh man, I hope you guys can modify Eugene's Froyo kernel the same way... Or maybe you have a Froyo kernel of your own in the works already? On Froyo with JIT I'm already getting linpacks over 14, so with this ported over to Froyo, I can only only imagine... what 18? 20?

Also, though I'm loving a lot of Froyo features, I sure am missing that Fusion. Is there a plan to make Bionix Fusion Froyo edition? That would be killer. I would donate to you guys again for sure!
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Hey why is vibration so low lol?

Sent from my wavy vibrant ! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
So, can we use this with SetCPU? If so, what settings?
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
As I understand, Sombionix just posted earlier today that froyo is what he's currently working on.
[Vibrant Android Development] ledbetter.james:
Just a couple of things

1. I really cant wait for tomorrow to load this on. My phone damn near dead so I really don't want to test this yet.

2. READ THE FIRST POST IN THIS THREAD!!!!!!!!!! I read every post and there would have been 2 less pages if you would have read before you asked.

3. Stop asking "can my phone handle this?" or "how do I load this?" or whine about the heat.

If you can't read, or don't have he sack to load this without "knowing for certain" that it will work on you phone then get out of this thread. I just find it disrespectful to the developer and users when sophomoric questions are asked on such a heavy thread.

Sorry to rant, just was getting frustrated by reading some of these posts.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
oh man!

maybe i need to get a Vibrant Again!
[Vibrant Android Development] :
What happen to yours I user to see you around lol

Sent from my wavy vibrant ! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Incredible work, guys! Im throughly impressed that you were able to push the Hummingbird so far. Really excited to see how this comes alone. Thanks a lot guys!
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
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[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Can you include notifications support for the capacitive buttons? The code for it is somewhere on the I9000 dev forum. It would be awesome if that got in :)
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
NO, THIS KERNEL DOES NOT HAVE VOODOO. To support the Voodoo project, the kernel MUST be a built as a "voodoo" kernel. All the code for Voodoo is actually stored in the kernel's ramdisk, so if the Kernel isnt "voodooed", no voodoo for you.....

I'm sure when they get a stable version, they may consider adding Voodoo, but thats totally up to the development team (personally, Im all for it :))

Please give the devs a break, they are working NONSTOP to get the OC stable and working (which takes HOURS of coding & testing, especially testing), adding extra features is WAY further down the line. Consider talking to KK or JAC, as their kernels are already stable, while this one is still an alpha. Let them get it rock solid as a stock OC kernel, and Im sure they will consider adding "extra" features
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Thank you :) We promise to try to make your phone burst into flames yet! 2GHz or bust imo

Definitely, we havent had time yet to throughly test out how the file systems react. We tried to integrate the zMod earlier and it bricked out the gate, so were going to continue to find out what works and what doesnt as we build.

Really, this isnt an official release, its more just that the concept is in progress. We created retarded numbers on benchmarks and I about peed last night, so I had to share them somewhere, which led to news postings and the need to show we could ACTUALLY do it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Xhyperion:
OMG THIS IS AWESOME. PLEASE BRING THIS TO THE EPIC.
[Vibrant Android Development] blackoakx22:
Ok I'm running fusion 1.1 with kk kernel OCd to 1.2 using the stock JI2 that came in fusion. Do I have to flash the kernel back support, and if so where do I get it? Also is it safe to flash over kk's kernel or do I need to flash fusion1.1 with stock kernel them flash the manhattan project?
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
Pleeeeeeeeeeeease add Voodoo support :O

Does this work with any other lagfixes? RyanZa?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
To flash, our not to flash. That is the question.
[Vibrant Android Development] rel500:
Ok so flashed thru cwm and it boots super fast but once the phone boots and im on my home page it freezes. I flashed a fresh fusion rom 1.1 then the overclock kernel and im still getting freezez. I know my phone outcan handle the oc b/c I have used the 1.2 oc roms so im not to sure whats happening. Do I need to let this sit?
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
Yes it is a sensor. There doesn't seem to be a cpu temp sensor. Download cpu temperature widget from the market. It shows that there is no sensor.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
You have to be! The data is irrefutable! :)

It's possible that the phone displays "battery temp" but it is really system temp. Only a samsung dev could probably answer for sure though
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I love you moonfire.

After the meltdown you had the last couple days, (pretty entertaining if I may say), now you are back stronger than ever, posting twice as much as you used to.

It's always been obvious that your goal is to have your name embedded in the Team whiskey's website, and that's just fine, but your post about noobs came across almost as a desperate act for attention.

I'm a noob myself, and ask stupid as well....what can I say, better safe than sorry. I'm not rich and not able to replace my phone if I break it.

My words of advice, it's only a forum man...it's only a forum.

I can't wait to try out the new kernel!!! 1.6Ghz sounds incredible!
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
The apps I am seeing say: "cpu temp (requires supported kernel)" its possible that the devs just need to build it in. There is no way a computer built in todays day and age, even in a phone, has no cpu temp monitor at all. For fail safe reasons alone the cpu temp should be monitored. I could be wrong, but it is just stupid not to build it in.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Wow, are you always this much of an ass or are you just trying extra hard today?

Seriously, if you think this is risky and dangerous, don't do it. I haven't put it on my phone for the exact reasons you state, but it's asinine behavior to come here and give negative color commentary on people who choose to do it. Hell, pretty much everything we do to our phones after we root is a risk. None of these ROMs or kernels have been rigorously tested, so we're all just rolling the dice every time we play with something.

And really, calling everyone at XDA a douche? Are you impressed with yourself?
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
Yea, it's hard to believe it's not there. I just saw the info says it does not work for galaxy s phones... My bad
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
It's amazing how intent and meaning gets twisted in text. I'm not asking for attention. I don't want to be recognized. I absolutely don't know enough to be a part of team whiskey. I have benefited from this forum and I'm trying to give back. I get frustrated that what I give back has to be given back again and again and again. I'm a "volunteer" firefighter and it is kinda like having someone continually setting the same house on fire again and again and again. I like firefighting, but that would just be absurd.

I'll say it again, if you take the time to read (not just search) you can learn a lot from this forum. I am a noob (meaning, I have not even owned a smart phone before Oct. 2010), and if I can figure this stuff out, then you can too. I work a full time job, as well as run a personal business, as well as fight fires, as well as...don't tell me you don't have the time.:rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
I fiddled with a g2 at my local tmo store and I have to say that ***** was fast. Like butter coated teflon fast.

Sent from: my Vibrant juiced with Eugene's 2.2 Froyo JPM
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
Yea but it has "Anti-Root" technology built into it so what good is it?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
"Butter coated teflon fast" haha Niiice!
[Vibrant Android Development] x21chicago:
Great job guys....what do you guys think the max overclock will be on this phone
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I played with it to...felt the complete opposite. After using bionix, the g2 felt slow and clunky.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I was looking at the g2 before it was released and decided to take the vibrant regardless, because of many factors. Seeing as how you feel this way, and I trust your opinion more than most on here, I might just have to head over the the tmo shop after work to make me feel better about my buy.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I agree. Also, it looks to be pretty flimsy as far as the mechanical portion goes. I'm careful with my phone, but I think I would end up breaking the G2 in half.

Hands down, Vibrant best phone out so far.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Yup. One of the reasons I won't buy a phone with a hardware keyboard. It's just one more thing for me to break. Not to mention it makes the phone twice as bulky.
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
your question is answered in this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8860885&postcount=1
[Vibrant Android Development] EZ14U2NV:
I actually tried to break the mock at my store... ITS STRONG LIKE ANIMAL. Dropping twisting all within reason... Phone is STRONG... AND THAT'S THE SMOCK. SMART MOCK...

Its weird the demo runs on real android.. I can even boot recovery. But the screen has no touch sensors just plays htc g2 live demo.

In other news this kernel is a amazing. Got 3480 quad in front of my captivate owning boss and fascinate owning co-worker ... Im such a prick lol :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
He asked what the maximum overclock on the phone is, not the max with this Kernel. They said they only stopped at 1.6GHz because that was stable and time constraints. They have a target of 2GHz but who knows if it can go that high or it may be able to go higher.

They real answer: Don't know yet.
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
...which is all contained in the first post.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Well, it wouldn't surprise me if some phones can hit 2ghz, but it's hard to ask how fast the Hummingbird can be clocked since everyone's hardware is different.
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
I've searched and searched so please don't flame me. All I can find is people telling everyone to search.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
What's your question Jim?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I was thinking the same thing. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] The_Chrome_Coyote:
Just wanted to chime in that I'm losing time whenever the phone goes to sleep like the old JAC kernels. Clocksync puts it at an approx 3 second loss whenever the phone sleeps.

Atm the moment I just use clocksync to update my time every couple of hours.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Known issue. Which is partly why the kernel download was pulled
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
I will predict it....and the answer is....

YES, you must disable Voodoo before you flash this.

:cool::rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Edit: unless you are a dragon slayer!:cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
Sorry just my an attempt at humor.. Sarcastic humor..

It appears to me a lot of noobs are making an attempt at searching since many are asking not to be flamed.
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
Exactly what I was going to say!

Sent from: my Vibrant juiced with Eugene's 2.2 Froyo JPM
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Classic, it's like you're in my mind man. Please get outta my head!
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Sarcasm in text form is an art as far as I'm concerned. Then again, I'm just slow at times.
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
No my written skills suck. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Lol :D ....
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Nithing to see
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Odin is stuck at formatting. i put the disable_voodoo.zip in my sdcard inside the voodoo folder. i flashed bionix 1.1 fusion and now its stuck! i read every single step, but no dice. halp!

pulling your legs guys. nothing to see indeed.

well, it's the weekend so good things will happen.

im predicting halloween release of Fusion2.0.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Edit: I need to read the entire post before I post with a methodical reply. :(
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
just getting you ready for the noobs coming in after the release of fusion2.0/manhattan alpha2... :)
[Vibrant Android Development] lordmalice:
well im sitting at 1.2 i was gonna try this 1.6 but its now gone but i do know a guy that has a 1.6 kernel that he is also testing but i have seen the issue of heating and cooling ive noticed while charging the basttery and cpu get hot but only when your putting a huge load on it mine has got to 113 and scared me but i was wondering what is the hottest a phone can get b4 it cooks and more importantly is this overclock going to be introduced to the newer fusion releases or is it gonna be like the 1.3 a bought zip ill pay for the good finished stuff and i do wanna say good job on the roms i use 1.1 fusion and love it
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
You got spams.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Lol, didn't notice that...3000+ emails? Damn dude.
[Vibrant Android Development] xplanowestx:
Been running the RC0 Kernel for 2 Days almost now and I've got to say.. this has got to be the best first release for a kernel i've seen.

For what it's worth here's what i've noticed thus far:

-Battery Life is basically equal to 1.2ghz OC - sitting at 9hrs w/ marginal e-mail/texting/internet use with 75% battery life.

-Extremely fast... unbeleivable

-GPU FPS up to 78 in quadrant

-No crashes yet that weren't my fault

-Crashes when using profiles in SetCPU.

-Not much difference between performance and conservative mode.

-Reducing the Frequency of the CPU increases haptic feedback intensity (assuming some intensity is lost due to more voltage being regulated to the CPU)

-Running built in lagfix from Fusion 1.1

-Again EXTREMELY Fast...

-For the time being, not much more I can say besides this being just flat out amazing.

Great work Team Whiskey, after your Fusion and Bionix roms.. I'd suspect nothing less.

Sorry you had to take down your RC0 for the time being, but i'd have to report I've had very minimal issues and am using this as a daily driver.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
try using NeoCore and NenaMark as your benchmark apps.

also, try using the Gallery, play full 3D games and listen to music while browsing the web.

i also experience all you're experiencing except the fact that it's extremely fast, no its not. its sluggish at times. bootup is quick though.
[Vibrant Android Development] xplanowestx:
So I tried everything you informed me of...

Music while Browser - no lag

Full 3D game - no lag

Full 3D game + music - no lag

Xda app + music - no lag

Gallery - no lag

Gallery + music - no lag

Neocore - 56.7 FPS

NenaMark - 55.5 FPS

These benchmarks not being as high as quadrant, however considering the fact that our screen refresh rate is set to (i believe) 56hz, it sounds about right if vsync is enabled (not sure if it is).

Regardless of the fact that the benchmarks were still not 78FPS, I have not experienced any lag throughout my testing. If i didn't know otherwise, I would almost consider this a full release.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Thanks for the feedback! The more feedback the better so we can make changes accordingly.
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
OK, for now I have flashed to JACs kernel because this one started to not play nice today on phone calls. Whiskey Crew, this is what kept happening:

I would recieve a phone call and answer it. I would be on the call for about a sentence and the phone would lock up and I would see the "ghostbusters" symbol up top meaning I lost communication with the cell tower. It did this to me 3 times today before I decided to flash back to JACs.
[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
I was using this kernel for a day without problems. Until I used gps then it started freezing on me :(. Using bionix 1.1
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
I also noticed the same thing but did get the 78 fps when on performance cpu govenor. When on conservative it worked great on 3d games and still got a quadrant of 3000+ but in the 3d part where there is a planet and a moon it was at 57 fps like on 1.2 oc. The others where faster than 1.2 fps wise and didn't look slow.
[Vibrant Android Development] andeeroid:
Just because something doesn't do what you planned it to do doesn't mean it's useless.

Thomas A. Edison

One of my favorite quotes :)

Awesome works Team Whiskey!!
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
anything that's justified cleverly is right.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Ok, the first post [as well as others I've seen] has me a little confused. Xplanowestx reported 56.7 FPS on neocore and 55.5 FPS on Nenamark. However, when I ran these tests on RC0 I got 78.0 on Neocore and 74.6 on Nenamark. Just seems strange to me. The kernel works for some but not for others, yet the ppl who it does work for are reporting different FPS results. Just seems quite odd.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
because different CPUs (and GPUs in this case) handle the kernel differently. also, Viral said that the internal clock slows down instead of clocking up, but there are no 2 CPUs that are exactly identical in physical structure, so they slow down differently, giving different scores.

myself i made 1 single successful run through NeoCore and got 56.0.. conservative. when i set to performance, NeoCore hangs. then afterwards, even on conservative, NeoCore hangs always. with NenaMark i get 65 for conservative, and 72 on performance. both lag a lot. it doesnt freeze with NenaMark for some reason. but afterwards, it freezes up my phone everytime i get to a certain part of the NeoCore (same spot/frame).
[Vibrant Android Development] android53:
Obviously the vsync is only being disabled when at 1.6ghz, at 800 everything is stock. Just like you can have different voltages for different clock speeds in the kernel.

These are gpu testing apps so the cpu wont scale up to 1.6 unless you change the governor
[Vibrant Android Development] EZ14U2NV:
I get neo core 78 with performance governor in set cpu
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Probably because your CPU or GPU can't handle the overclock, like the above poster said (or see quote below), when in performance mode there isn't V-Sync and CPU runs constantly at 1.6. As a result, you are actually pushing the limit and it starts to show that your hardware can't handle the OC.
[Vibrant Android Development] zombioptic:
Okay, I flashed back to KK today, but I was running Manhattan for two days with almost no problems at all. I did plenty of multitasking and everything worked fine. It seemed (and this is probably in my head) that the weak hepatic feedback kept getting weaker and/or more frequent, but that's it. I kept the zip file... Just in case I need to flash over to it so I can prove to someone that my phone is a transformer.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Someone already mentioned this, but it has a problem keeping time, it slowly loses sync. Found out when I took an EXTRA long lunch lol. If i remember correctly from that issue w/ JAC's early kernel, it has something to do with the keychain used to compile. Hope that helps
[Vibrant Android Development] xplanowestx:
Switched back to performance mode and all benchmarks showed in mid to upper 70s like expected, only issue I've seen now is haptic feedback is a little worse. Running multiple apis and such like 3d and music or below for example xD are working just fine :)

Sent from my SGH-T959 team whiskeys manhattan project kernel while playing music and using swype xD and using xda app of course

P.s. Question I had for team whiskey would be, would it rather be better not to oc the gpu because it would possibly be better to use vsync to decrease screen tearing since were seeing such a high boost in fps
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Edited the OP, Thank you all for your support :) As I said in the last edit this project has been succeeded by Core in finding a way to splice power and usability.

If you enjoyed this release, I encourage you to try Core and its future releases :)
[Vibrant Android Development] xplanowestx:
Aww that sucks I saw great potential worth this project :(, maybe one day we can get back to 1.6, will flash core monday :)
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
So technically kingclick was right about 1.6 not being possible so soon.

But still viral, this was still an awesome kernel. Ill use this for show sometimes.

And im definitely using core. Flashing now.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kryptyx:
Don't be too disappointed, Core + OCLF + Fusion got me 2846 Quadrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] xplanowestx:
Quadrant scores are meaningless with these lagfixes fyi,
[Vibrant Android Development] itsjusttim:
So 1.6 is the red line if the phone? Is this being stopped due to inability to stabilize it or because of bad power consumption?

I was waiting for tomorrow to flash this rom as I had a busy work week and now its no longer here. Any chance it will be put up again for dl? Maybe open source it so the other kernel developers can work on it? I see such huge potential in this and a slightly higher power consumption is expected.

I remember reading this was just a step up to 1.8 and possibly 2.0. Are those out of the picture now or just on back burner atm?

You guys have done great work. Hope this project hasn't seen its last day.

_Tim

Eugenes 2.2 [JPM] + FFC Mod
[Vibrant Android Development] lviv73:
Thanx,when ya get some time,please make something for Epic,Vibrant's development is so much better and faster than Epic's.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Not sure if you read the OP, this project has been shelved, and has been replaced.

So no further development on THIS kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] RetoGaeumann:
are there any instructions how to flash the kernel?

there are two folders in the zip file, "kernel_update" and "META-INF". i don't know how to flash it...
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
To this flash this kernel you just flash the .zip in Clockworkd Recovery.
[Vibrant Android Development] RetoGaeumann:
i tried it, it didn't work....

"download aborted"...
[Vibrant Android Development] blinksilver:
Actually, they are only meaningless with the OCLF. For Voodoo and Z4, which actually change the drive partition, they are as valid as they are on any other system.
[Vibrant Android Development] Hawkularxda:
1.4GHz incoming from King Klick! - h t t p://twitter.com/#!/kingklick92/status/29381957513
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
I don't know if team whiskey saw this but y'all ganing popularity.. http://www.gizmocrunch.com/android/3901-samsung-galaxy-s-vibrant-mods-tweaks
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Some dev on the Fascinate has a 1.6Ghz kernel going.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=825414

Is this the same method as Manhattan? No idea if his method has the same issues.
[Vibrant Android Development] android53:
My guess right now is that it is a port, they are reporting the familiar weak vibration bug
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
Yeah but someone gave them some lip about stealing TW's work and not giving credit...and they're all like"stfu...this is a custom kernel!" Funny thing is the OP only has 7 posts. Whatever though, I'm not getting caught up in a flame war.
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
Lol