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[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
Jj

So you guys going with voodoo instead of the z4mod after all?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Ok, I understand your confusion as you are new to this. I'll try to make it as simple as I can for you.

Go to the team whiskey download site. http://www.teamwhiskey.com/home/downloads

On this site you will see download links for several things:

bionix stock

bionix core

fusion stock

fustion core

the core 1.2GHz

the core 1.0Ghz

If you downloaded fusion or bionix before this page was updated to this set of links, you probably got fusion with jacs or kk or stock kernel. That is where you would have needed just the core kernel which is the last two links just at different speeds.

The first 4 thinks are roms with different kerenels (either stock or core kernel).

I just used option 4: fusion core. This only requires one flash and all you have to do is put it on the internal sdcard root and then go into rom manager and choose install rom from sdcard. This will allow you to choose the file and then will reboot into recovery and do it's magic (not voodoo). When it auto reboots, let it wait for 10-15 minutes to finish before you do anything else. Then reboot one extra time. Then load what you want in settings and apps.

I need a slurpee. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] infared:
oh ok!!! so DO NOT use the "Reboot into recovery" to install any of this.. I got you.... see what I was doing was using the "Reboot into recovery" to install the Fusion core and then I was using the "Install Rom from SD card to install Project core thinking that it was a two step process!!! Thank you so much for clearing that up...
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
You can still use boot into recovery and select install zip from sd card. What he is saying is that you need to download the rom/kernel package from team whiskey's site. It is the "fusion core" file on the downloads page and is a zip file that includes both the rom and the kernel in one single update package so you don't have to flash two separate files.
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
hmmm, might have to try this. I flashed Core V1 (1.2 I believe) from a "reboot into recovery" wiped everything except battery stats, booted just fine. let it sit for 10 minutes, signed into google, rebooted. Everything looked good until I started using Titanium BU to restore, well, the restore went fine but when I went to reboot I got a weird screen saying something along the lines of "bad line in kernel" and had the droid figure with the title Bad upload/download mode. I tried battery pulls, holding the reboot button, finally did the 3-button hold to go into recovery, then to CWM recovery and re-installed fusion 1.1 v JAC's kernel. Now am running what I found to be the best I have seen, fusion 1.1 with ttabal's z4mod kernel and JI6 modem with the OldKernelSupportFiles installed. About to engage the z4mod....
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
VOOODOO SOUNDFIX! VOODOO SOUNDFIX! VOOODOO SOUNDFIX!

Ok I'm done. REALLY hopeful that the soundfix can make it into the new Kernel haha.
[Vibrant Android Development] infared:
wow i feel like such a fool.... I have been flashing fusion core and then project core on top of that and that is probably why I have been getting the lock ups... well i will always agree with the dumbest question being the one that is not asked!!!! thank you guys for the clarification.. now on to some odin and some flashing:)
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Yes, I should have said that you can still just reboot into recovery from rom manager and choose the file from the recovery options. I like to do it the way I explained before because it eliminates the need to scroll through the recovery options with the volume keys and power button.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
Any idea with what has been causing the soft bricks frozen at Vibrant screen on the 1 Ghz kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
If you read back a page or so, you will find your answer from ViralBlack. He does not give specific details, but yes, they have an idea.
[Vibrant Android Development] infared:
ok I have another question.... has anyone been able to tell how to know which of the phones can run the 1.2 oc and the ones that cant.... any tell sings between the ones that can vs the ones that cant... or is it just a hit or miss try amd find out kind of thingy!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] gfropr:
I kept getting random freezes, it would freeze everytime playing games. Flashed back to the OC UV Kernel and everything is dandy. I'm pretty sure it's just an unstable kernel hopefully they can fix the issue cause I really like it. Don't know if it means much but MFLOP is the same on both kernels, quadrant score is higher on core, just major instability issues unfortunately.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Hit and miss. There has been no established rhyme nor reason to the ability of being able to OC or not. Luck of the draw essentially.
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
my sig says that I was on one setup that didn't work, so for now it's in one that does.. where are you gettin anything else from it. you just enjoy trolling?

you're starting to sound like a *****..

just sayin

j.s.

js

(what is that btw? are you 12? grow the **** up)
[Vibrant Android Development] infared:
so how can i get OCLF to work on fusion 1.1??? it is working fine but when i try to play games it freez's up.... I dont know how to abd so please is there another way???
[Vibrant Android Development] Sincitybronze:
Thank you for this kernel. I have been enjoying it very much. Everything has been running great; however, yesterday I ran into a problem. I am no longer able to transmit data through 2g or 3g. I can only use wifi. Tmobile tech support reported no outages in this area and they created a service request that can take up to 3 days. Is it possible the kernel has something to do with this (I assume not)? I considered ODIN to stock and re-flashing everything but I prefer to avoid this.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
May I suggest a few things I have seen that may be useful for the Kernel from lurking around other Galaxy S forums?

-FFC support

-RAM optimization (as seen in the Froyo Kernel for the Vibrant or various I9000 kernels. Can be implemented by setting new values for the ramtables. Frees more visible RAM for the phone)

-Voodoo sound (I'm aware it's in beta but it looks UBER sweet)

-Voodoo sharpness (NOT the whole color fix, JUST sharpness)

-Either Voodoo lagfix or Zmod (I am aware it's under development)

-Backlight notifications (Also under development)

-SetCPU support (if possible since I like having profiles)

-If timing issue is resolved, higher frequencies haha :)

This is a ridiculous list I know. Just an idea for sometime down the development cycle. If all of those things got into a single Kernel...it single handedly would give the phone "wings" as Red Bull ads would say.
[Vibrant Android Development] supazonique:
hello everyone, this is my first time here and my first post ... im lookin to do the bionix mods to my vibrant and wanted to know which one do i download, there are a few different ones on teamwhiskey.com site and im just a tad bit unsure which would be best. any help/ideas would be greatly appreciated :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
ok I had fusion 1.1 stock with JI6 modem..flash this kernel(1 ghz version)..Phone booted up fine the first time. Shut down to charge, start phone up, freezes at galaxy S screen. Rebooted, freezes at a different point of the galaxy s screen. Cleared cache and dalvik, booted fine. Rebooted, same as above.

Now I've flashed JI2 modem, phone just booted then restarted by itself at the galaxy s screen, started again and booted fine..I'm afraid to reboot..What did I do wrong??
[Vibrant Android Development] gmphiife:
good stuff

yeah its working great in all honesty! i like it! i havent experienced any problems so far, running it with eugene's vibrant9 rom and oclf as a lagfix, got a quadrant of 2800! =)
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
talk too soon..phone froze..back to the same state..im gonna flash jac kernel then voodoo..this kernel is no where near ready by my standards..can't wait until it is tho :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
After ODIN back to stock, and all that fun stuff, so far no freezes. I haven't played any 3D games yet, so that's still to see.....but as of now I'm re-enjoying fusion core 1.2....
[Vibrant Android Development] gmphiife:
hmmmm, well i've seen some complaints about freezing and gps stuff. i havent really played games too much, but i just tried a bit and works fine. all of my services are fine so far, my gps was messing up at first but after a reboot it was fine. my internet is fine too.. well my gps was working, i just turned on navigate and it is taking forever to find my location, hasnt frozen tho. but it could just be something else?. i still like it
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Well still freezing at start up..getting angry now.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
+1 on full FFC support in conjunction to the support by Fusion

+0 on RAM optimization. no problems here with RAM though. but why not?

Zmod i think will be dropped as they are exploring a new lagfix mod.

+1 to frequencies. 1.4ghz will be good enough. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
In the 1.6 kernal why do you have to disable v-sync?
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
RAM optimization means your phone SEES more RAM on the phone (currently a lot of the RAM is "blackholed" on the phone and the phone can't see or use it).

More RAM= BETTER.

Hence, RAM Optimization = BETTER :)
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
V-sync only exists for computer graphics cards my friend. . .
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
can some one answer this real quick..

Since I am having freezes at start up with this kernel..can I just flash voodoo jac over this??
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
A far as I know yes......From last I've heard the roms were all voodoo ready. You can always ODIN if I'm wrong..... :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
ok..just got to make sure..not into starting fresh all over again..trying to run a titanium back up but phone keeps freezing...I guess ill just flash voodoo now and see what happens..going with beta 4..first time...here goes:eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
Oh I thought that I read that tw disabled it in there 1.6 kernal
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
In the rom description it states that it's multi kernel, so you should be good.
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Expect a beta release for the ones having issues with 1.2GHz stability.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
with new features?
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Yes.

Feature Change Log

-Removed a lose dragon
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Yes, worked great..I'm good to go again thx

and no more freezes?
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
For the select few that are having issues with the freezes we potentially found a source of instability in weaker phones. Ill be keeping the Core 1.2GHz thats up there up now because its gorgeous, well add a second Core 1.2GHz Failsafe for those with issues with 1.2GHz.
[Vibrant Android Development] MtJason:
Finally getting the good battery life I keep seeing from others... running fusion with core kernal and OCLF. Wiped battery stats yesterday, used titanium backup to freeze the three DRM apps and the task manager.
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
Whoa do you use your phone or just let it idle? Question for TW, is our standby percentage supposed to be that high? Shouldn't phone idle be higher? Is this possibly the sleep bug?
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
Im quite sad that my phone falls in this category. glad there's a fix for it.
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
I kept getting random freezes, it would freeze everytime playing games. Flashed back to the OC UV Kernel and everything is dandy. I'm pretty sure it's just an unstable kernel hopefully they can fix the issue cause I really like it. Don't know if it means much but MFLOP is the same on both kernels, quadrant score is higher on core, just major instability issues unfortunately.

I have read every post but you know there is so much swimming around in my head, so many people flashing this and that, I don't want to look back to see exactly what you're referring to. Could everyone try to be more precise when posting?
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
So a Core 1.2 Failsafe eh? For those who's phones freeze up but are able to handle the 1.2... I think that's right up my alley.

Should I stay up late tonight or let my phone rest with jacs kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Twenty minutes after you went back to voodoo new release is coming out....
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Suggestions for future Roms

May I suggest a few things I have seen that may be useful for the Kernel from lurking around other Galaxy S forums?

-FFC support

-RAM optimization (as seen in the Froyo Kernel for the Vibrant or various I9000 kernels. Can be implemented by setting new values for the ramtables. Frees more visible RAM for the phone)

-Voodoo sound (I'm aware it's in beta but it looks UBER sweet)

-Voodoo sharpness (NOT the whole color fix, JUST sharpness)

-Either Voodoo lagfix or Zmod (I am aware it's under development)

-Backlight notifications (Also under development)

-SetCPU support (if possible since I like having profiles)

-If timing issue is resolved, higher frequencies haha

This is a ridiculous list I know. Just an idea for sometime down the development cycle. If all of those things got into a single Kernel...it single handedly would give the phone "wings" as Red Bull ads would say.

Regarding the Backlight portion of the above post: As you know who would say, "There's an app for that" It's called NoLed, developed right here on XDA by a dev who then released it on the market.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Do you like Touchwiz? If so, go for the Bionic Final. Personally, I've been a Launcher Pro fan for a while, so Fusion was a no-brainer. As for the kernel, take your pick. I'm loving the overclocked Core, but it seems to be problematic for some. If it doesn't work for you, try JACs or just JI6 stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] ocfury:
Use odin to flash a new kernel and you will be up and running in no time, I don't understand why people are wiping back to stock with odin and re installing everything... Why make a mountain out of a molehill. jacs kernel worked for me and is easy to find

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Is this change going to result in a loss of performance as far as speed, battery life etc.? Or is everything going to remain the same?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] skoozi:
Three DRM apps? I was only aware of one from a while back in the Fusion thread. I also have Startup Cleaner Pro set to kill the drm service on boot. Which apps do you have frozen?

Also, the only issues I've been having while using this kernel (1.2) and Fusion 1.1 is freezing in the middle of texting. Every time it happens I'm in the middle of "swyping" a word. I've been using this since it was first released and first couple days were totally fine but it seems like it's getting progressively worse. Today I had to pull my battery at least 5 times. No other problems besides this though.
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Potentially a slight performance drop.

We finished compiling it, and it has 1/32nd drift. SO, no beta tonight but hopefully one tomorrow.

Sorry if it seems like were not doing much in here, but theres a flurry of activity that cant be seen. Theres a joint git repo between Supercurio and Team Whiskey, were trying to get this code perfected and uploaded to make the next level of awesome. Soon ill have all sorts of toys for you, promise.

Night XDA :) Visit the forums! board.teamwhiskey.com
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
lol where

I just flash voodoo on top and everything is fine again..go figure lol..

Hmm well I know my phone has no issues with the 1.2 oc..so it must be something else like you said..btw I had tried the 1ghz version ..anyways ill wait until no more freezes are reported before flashing again..

keep up the work!
[Vibrant Android Development] strictlyrude27:
Nice.. define "slight" and define "performance drop" though? :)
[Vibrant Android Development] mystycs:
I just installed core v1 1ghz over 1.2 and now my phone freezes on boot, and i cant start up my phone. It keeps happening, i was running Bionix final jacs with no voodoo. I cant boot in now. Helpp me out please. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] mystycs:
Luckily i got it back by odining the jacs kernal. Now im saved =)

This kernal didnt work for me just froze on boot.
[Vibrant Android Development] sroach23:
same here, i was doing it on final.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Thanks for the response, I'll be looking forward to the next level of "awesome"! You guys are great.

After I ODINnd, clean sweep, and re-flashed a fresh copy of Fusion w/core 1.2GHz installed, so far it seems to be running smooth with no freezes. Hopefully all I had was just a bud floating around in there that got smashed.
[Vibrant Android Development] gunks:
I don't remember the file names. 2 of them are DRM Update 2.1 or something along those lines. The other is DRM launcher I think. If you use Titanium they are easy to see. I just uninstalled them all together and I have had zero problems.
[Vibrant Android Development] faldiin:
Fusion Core 1.1

I have been using this for a few hours. It locks up when viewing web pages. I have had this happen 2 times in a 20 min window. Otherwise it seems okay.

Faldiin
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Gooooooooooooooood morning :)
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
Yay, he's awake !
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Sweet, here we go! It sounds like it's going to be a good day!!!:D
[Vibrant Android Development] djf8:
I had no clue about how much battery the drm crap was draining. It feels like my battery has double the capacity now that I removed that stuff and media hub.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Did you remove all 3 drm files as well as media hub? I was thinking about doing the same thing as I never use media hub.

Edit: Sorry that was off topic. PM me with answers if you don't mind. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] infared:
good day guys.... i have become a team wiskey supporter... i am going back and forth from there site to here trying to keep up... hey moon thank you much for your help.... and viral, can you make us awear of the new 1.2 update... i tried in vain to get to work... it would work for a bit and then freez, so i cant wait to try the new one!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Welp, I tested a new one this morning, blame dumbestcrayon in IRC, his phone still crashes. Im going to have him odin to JFD with repartition and back up, im trying to find ANYTHING thats making it crash in the kernel, but I cant lol.

Im not willing to say it isnt the kernel, but if it is, its a ninjabug.
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Waiting happily for the update. I had to flash back to JAC's this morning because of the freezing thing. :(
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Goooooood morning. What's the good word turd?
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Hey, when its ready. Let's post the new kernel in the beta section of the forums so we can do some testing for a couple days.
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
Core 1.2 and Battery Life

I have installed Fusion 1.1 and then flashed Core 1.2 over it. I have not experienced any improvement in battery life at all. I have completed the battery recalibration procedure, but is has had no effect. As an example, yesterday I made one 3 minute call, checked my email twice, and ran a 10 minute google maps nav session. My battery died after 4.5 hours. I made sure that nothing was running in the background.

I have also removed Media Hub, and the 2 DRM files....
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
maybe try flashing JI6 modem. For my phone, JI6 gave me FAR more batt life then the JI2 included in this rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
^ this. Oh, and are you guys planning on posting here the new releases or will you simply direct people to the new site saying "new release posted on the team whiskey site"? I'm getting to the point that I don't even want to check the xda threads. Would love to see future release threads sticking in your forums.

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[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
Really? I had read the majority of the threads and they all seemed to indicate that the advantage of JI2 was battery. Well, thank you for the suggestion, it is worth a shot!
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
Yeah, but I figured, not all phones are the same. And i had the initial first batch so I though it might work. I gave it a shot and noticed much more life.
[Vibrant Android Development] neur0t0xin64:
Phone turns off at 100% charge while plugged in

Hey all!

Has anyone else had the phone turn off completely after it's at 100% charge and plugged in? I connected my phone when I went to bed and when I woke up, it had turned off and was at 100% charge.

This has happened repeatedly with the Core 1.2 kernel. It happens with or without setCPU. I tried the Core 1.0 but my phone gets stuck at boot up or shortly after boot. I have been using JACS UV/OC @ 200/1200 with no issues at all but really want a full Team Whiskey system.

I am running the BADASS Fusion 1.1 and lovin' it!
[Vibrant Android Development] xanvincent:
This exactly.

I have Bionix Final /w JI6 modem and previously had JAC's 1.1 kernel. Flashed Core 1.0 (stock clocks, I prefer the battery life) and plugged in the charger and let it go. Came back a few hours later and my phone was completely off. Had to pull the battery to get it to come back on.

I was able to replicate this "bug" several times. Went back to JAC's.
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
you [neurotoxix] should just stick to 1.0GHz
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
This actually sounds like a freeze. If your phone had just turned off, it would have been able to turn back on without a battery pull. There are known freezing issues that may be associated with the core kernel. The exact cause is still unknown. Before you pull your battery in the future, hold the power button for about 30 seconds and see if you get a hard reset.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
We'll still be listing here to announce releases but redirecting to our site for downloading.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
In that case, we need some pirates.
[Vibrant Android Development] ocfury:
I wish i could throw your brick at you

I am beginning to see why people get mad in there posts about the common Joe playing with things they do not fully understand, bricking their phone, and then crying on here for help. This tread SHOULD BE about core itself and the issues it has, not your bricked phone issue... That issue is yours alone as you were the one that modded your phone. That being said if you really want to help yourself fix your phone start reading, if you were to have read even this one thread you would have seen myself and others have bricked with this core kernel and were able to fix it by...

A) simply odin a kernel (tar file) using the PDA section with no pit file to keep ALL data

B) odin to stock losing all data

C) use adb to push a kernel (keep data) or a rom (wipe data) zip file to the internal sdcard to be flashed in clockwork

hopefully this is the end all post of the cries for help on how to fix the phone that is obviously not worth reading over... but i have a feeling i have just wasted the last 2 minutes of my life
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
I fell back to sleep there for a second lol, but now im at work so I wont/cant.

Probably, we have a testbed 1.1 kernel that works well, just not on the ones freezing. Will continue to try multiple combinations.