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[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I don't know the exact answers to all your questions, but just as a tip to everyone, before you dive into your phone to pull that battery, try holding the power button for 20-30 seconds. You might just get it to do a hard reboot. I have yet to have to pull my battery for anything. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
No worries man. Props to the self control. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] ward360:
Thanks for that bit of info I didn't know that. Trying to learn stuff everywhere.

I am happy to know that my phone is short on the underclock and not the overclock.. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
PM me anytime you have a question you can't find the answer to. If I can help I will. I have read a lot on these threads and can probably at least point you in the right direction if nothing else.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Lol I have to set my minimum to 1Ghz on the 1Ghz kernel... my Vibrant CPU sucks ***
[Vibrant Android Development] Chaoshead:
Day two with the oc kernal. No problems since that one hiccup and self reboot. Granted I was asleep most of the day. Sure the last for hours I've been working the business out of my phone tho. Currently have ten processes running while streaming pandora at full volume with no problems. Super responsive with all that running with no lagfix.

Sent from my second girlfriend...
[Vibrant Android Development] hackingnub:
I must be doing something wrong...i cant get my phone to boot once i apply the project_core_v1.zip.

1) booted into clockwork recovery mode

2) install zip from sd

3) shows install complete

4) reboot phone

5) phone hangs at vibrant boot screen

:confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Did you have voodoo on your phone before you flashed core?
[Vibrant Android Development] hackingnub:
no i dont. this is the first rom/kernal ive tried to flash on the vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
It's possible that you had a bad download of the core .zip file and that it failed to flash correctly. Do you know how to get into download mode and flash via Odin? You can put your phone back to stock and start again if you need to.
[Vibrant Android Development] hackingnub:
yeah i know how to use odin. i redownloaded the core.zip and had the same issue. can it be my device? i work for tmobile and received this device pre-launch.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Okay, so to make sure I am clear, you re-flashed back to the stock ROM and Kernel via Odin making sure to re-partition, and then you tried to flash this Core Kernel with or without flashing the fusion 1.1 ROM?

This is what I would do...make sure you have everything back to stock. Root your device and reboot. Install rom manager and flash clockworks recovery and reboot. Flash the fusion 1.1 rom w/ 1.2 Ghz core kernel as a package.

If you have done this already, then it might be because of your hardware. If not, then give this a try.
[Vibrant Android Development] hackingnub:
yes i flashed back to stock ji6 via odin and then rooted and installed rom manager and clockwork recovery. I did not try fusion rom though because i want to use the stock interface. i simply installed the project core zip via clockwork recovery. is it mandatory to flash a diffrent rom to use the kernal?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I think that is where your problem is. This kernel has been optimized to run the Team Whiskey Roms including Bionix and Bionix fusion. I don't think you will get it working correctly with the stock interface. Maybe that is what you want to keep since you work for t-mobile, but you are going to get a whole heck of a lot more out of your phone if you flash Fusion. You might even get more customers when you tell them what they can really do with this phone.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] hackingnub:
just got a new problem after rerunning odin... E:can't mount /dev/block/stl10 (invalid argument)

E:copy_dbdata_media:can't mount DBDATA: copy default media content failed.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Give this a try.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=817186

Here are the files you need.

http://depositfiles.com/en/files/xhaj88gm2
[Vibrant Android Development] demize!:
Use the Odin all in one zip. That has the ji6 ota rom.

Is your phone Loki? Use Odin. You'll be Thor!
[Vibrant Android Development] hackingnub:
Thanks moon...trying this now...do i need to reload ji6 before loading bionix rom and core kernal?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
The Fusion 1.1 ROM has the ji2 modem but you can go here http://www.teamwhiskey.com/home/downloads and download the different modem files such as ji6 if you want. ji6 is said to give a better signal, but decreases battery life. ji2 is the opposite. Make sure to click on "fusion core" on that website to get the correct ROM and Kernel. I might go to bed soon, so I'll check back in the morning if I don't hear from you tonight. Hope you get it running. If not, you can always get a replacement through t-mobile, right?.:D

Short answer to your question is...no.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Good god, I've been running the Core1zMod and it's awesome. Amazingly smooth and fast.
[Vibrant Android Development] briankao1992:
Just flashed core 1 ghz and it fixed my problem of the crash every time I played home run battle. Weird because when I used jac 1.2 I would never crash but with this 1.2 kernel I would crash and lock up constantly.
[Vibrant Android Development] kanwal236:
I forgot to mention in my last post, the 1.2ghz core kernel kind of has a huge overheating problem, last night i was just browsing the web on my phone while i plugged it in (it was almost dead) and it didn't take too long for the phone to get so hot i really thought my cover would melt so i unplugged it.

that AND the issue with battery life in the 1.2 ghz kernel are keeping me from making it my primary, cpu clocks into 1.2ghz too often, also due to the missing 1ghz step in that kernel it uses 1.2ghz even more than it has to. But i'm no expert, just seems to me also having a 1ghz step in the OC'd kernel might help?
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
i got the heating issue with my stock vibrant (2 days old) before. While surfing the web, i was charging. it got too hot for me to hold it. (used the wall charger)

also, if you're not using 1.2Ghz that often, it might be best to flash the Corev1 1Ghz with Fusion1.1.
[Vibrant Android Development] ShanDestromp:
Just putting this out there for others to see, unplugged my phone at 0830, its now 2335 and I'm at 58% charge. A small bit of gaming but plenty of texting, surfing and some gps navigation on top. Only flaw I've seen is my phone only thinks its been unplugged for about 4 hours. And no, I haven't rebooted at all today. Regardless, awesome battery life so far hehe.

Sent from Bionix Fusion 1.1 w/core v1 with XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] paulskerr:
just relflashed bionix final w/ jax overclocked kernal, because when i flashed core overclocked kernal without setcpu it would freeze up causing battery removal.
[Vibrant Android Development] junglizste:
1.2 Kernal locked up for me like most overclock kernals do, my phone has no headroom for overclock. Flashed 1.0 kernal over the 1.2 kernal and it froze at the Samsung splash screen. Flashed back to KK kernal and tried to flash 1.0 kernal again. it got a little further but still crashed before i could open an application.
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
I'd donate again to get access to the Beta, but apparently Team Whiskey has decided to stop responding to my requests for help over on the Bionix Final thread.

Not sure how asking for help troubleshooting a problem that affects a significant portion of Bionix users would piss anybody off, but there it is.

I know that you guys do this for the love of the platform, and I for one can't tell you how much I appreciate it. But ignoring an issue won't fix it, as Palm will tell you. And ignoring the requests for help from somebody who's already demonstrated that he's willing to financially support this project, well, it's a bit frustrating.
[Vibrant Android Development] db3:
same problem here. except mine would lock up at the lockscreen or swiping the notification menu... JAC didn't work for me either so i guess i have one of those phones that can't handle it. oddly, nandroiding back to bionix final would lock up too. i had to reinstall bionix final and start over before i could get it stable again. odd.
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
Hey is the zmod kernel stable yet? I am in ttabals and was just wondering.
[Vibrant Android Development] blackoakx22:
can we enable the EXT2 lagfix on here because when i go to type in the first command line i cant enable anything and i have never had problems enabiling the lagfix before
[Vibrant Android Development] Insomaniac10:
Im a huge Team Whiskey supporter....but after playing around with Manhattan Alpha, and Project Core this weekend; im gonna gonna stick with JAC for now until a stable 1.6ghz release
[Vibrant Android Development] dsuycott:
Ok so in my nooooob 420 moments I had been referring to the voodoo lagfix when really what I was doing was applying the ext2....huge DOH! Idiot! regardless, I was forced to flash my wifes vibrant and apply the ext2 lagfix after she saw my phone at light speed...all went well and she is flying...this is really great, thanks...donations coming your way asap
[Vibrant Android Development] shawn605:
My Quandrant score with 1.9.0 (and Voodoo) was over 1700... With this Core version I'm only at about 1100.

I saw a post of someone claiming they are gettin 2700 with EXT2 and Core.

So my dumb question is can I post-install EXT2 with Core? (TeamWhiskey.com indicates with Bionix that EXT2 is included - is this the case with Core)?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
It has an EXT2 built in, but it must be enabled. Follow the instructions in the OP.

EDIT: It's not in the OP of this thread, follow the instructions here: http://www.teamwhiskey.com/installation-guide/rfs-lag-fix-and-you
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
how were you able to get here and use core if you haven't read the first post?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I'm bummed out because I am forced to downgrade to Core 1Ghz. 1.2Ghz is not stable, at least for my phone. It works fine if I'm not doing anyhing that requires speed or what not. I tried playing some NOVA and Heavy gunner yesterday and this morning, and it just freezes up, no battery pulling, but reboot is inevitable. I NEVER had these kind of problems with setcpu and voodoo OC/UV kernels before, so I'm not sure what's going on. I even tried reinstalling core 1.2Ghz to see if maybe it was a bad flash, but nothing. Core 1GHz isn't bad, but for sure slower.

I noticed that there has been a lot of these type of complaints about freezing issues from other users, is it believed to be only related to the phone itself? Or is the kernel still a little buggy here and there? To bad, because I really like how responsive and snappy Core 1.2Ghz is.

For now I'll either stick with the little brother Core 1Ghz, or go back to JACS voodoo.

Have a great Monday everyone, even though Monday's suck ass!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] junglizste:
nandroid doesn't default to backup kernal... so if you just did a standard backup you didn't backup the kernal. you could have just flashed another kernal over top of it. if you still have you nandroid you could restore and flash a different kernal.
[Vibrant Android Development] Raw415:
My Results with Bionix Final [Kings] OC/UV

Quadrant Score - 1066

Linpack - 9.041

i'm not new to rooting but i have no clue wat voodoo is [deff doin some research]

anyway just wanna kno if i should use the lagfix or not. of if voodoo is enabled in my phone.

Mad respect to Team Whiskey!!

My phone is so freeking fast!!
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
im not sure if i should say this but, you're using Kingclick's kernel and you're posting in a Core kernel thread?

EDIT:

by default, voodoo shouldnt be enabled in any bionix rom or kernel.

anyway, if you dont know much about voodoo yet, dont use it yet.

it's another lagfix that uses another type of conversion (ext4 instead of ext2) for /data. which makes the phone snappier because there is no need to re-access certain resources from an RFS everytime it has to do anything.

as a saying used around the forums, "if you're not a dragonslayer, don't use voodoo because it has dragons."
[Vibrant Android Development] shawn605:
EXT2 Enabling - No such file or directory

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

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

failed on '/system/bin/userinit.sh' - No such file or directory
[Vibrant Android Development] Raw415:
thanks man i kno sry thought it would b sorta reliable info

cuz it's TEAM WHISKEY product

but thnks for the advice. really appreciate it.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
well if you read the insructions fully, you could see that

disabling the ext2 lagfix is the same as pre-enabling.

see the resemblance? Now, to disable means to remove pretty much.

So, the idea is you're moving the userinit.sh file contents to the used file

before enabling the ext2 lagfix. The first part only makes sure that there arent any other userinit.sh files in that directory after rebooting, so that you can write a new one.

If you get a NO SUCH FILE IN THE DIRECTORY then go ahead and reboot and do the second part.
[Vibrant Android Development] shawn605:
Ahhh... Didn't realize the 1st part would error out if EXT2 was disabled (already)... Thank you.

For those that care - my Quadrant Score was 2604 with the Core ROM and EXT2 lag-fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
you got even higher quadrant score than me. damn you and your awesome vibrant!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Raw415:
i'm still a lil lost I've installed FUSION 1.1

with THE CORE 1.2ghz

i'm still trying to enable EXT2

im a lil confused on how to do it.

im trying by using Better Emulator is that the way to do it?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Well, freezing up with Core 1Ghz now, just looking at facebook - going back to JACS Voodoo until all is fixed.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Easiest way I have found is to just download OCLF (one click lag fix). It's an app. Then you can use it to install the lagfix tools. Then reload the boot logo. Then apply the lagfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
moonfire is right. im using OCLF by ryanza myself. (and ViralBlack)

it's easy, failproof, and well, easy.

if you really want to use the built in, tell us what you did

and what went/goes wrong.

and yes, you can use better terminal emulator.
[Vibrant Android Development] shawn605:
I got ADB from one of Google's Dev pages... Installed it and opened up a CMD window... Navigated to the directory where it was... Plugged in my Vibrant (being sure to enable USB debugging in the application settings section)...

If you have driver issues (adb can't connect to the phone) - you may need to find the Vibrant drivers... I've installed so many Samsung drivers I'm not even sure which install the drivers came with (but it wasn't likely w/adb - may have been Samsung Kies Mini).

Then in the CMD window, type abd shell (and follow the above command lines).
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
wow that's surprising man,.

i've seen you use almost every single rom version of bionix and all went well until Core kernel. :(

Good luck!
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Hey mooonfire, do you have Project Core v1 1.2Ghz running on your device? If so, have you tried playing games since, and have you had any problems with freezing? I downgraded to Core 1Ghz and still having issues, didn't at first though, that's what's weird.....

I'm going to re-flash fusion and then install core once more to see if that fixes the issue.

Got any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
have you tried using Odin to go back to the VERY stock state, then reflash the new fusion roms? it probably is an app or a setting if it suddenly doesnt work after a few days..
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I had a few issues when I was first playing with core and core with z4mod, so I did a full Odin stock restore with re-partitioning. Since, I have installed fusion1.1 with 1.2 Ghz core v1 included, restored my apps with titanium, not system data, and restored launcher pro settings. I have only played angry birds and it has played with no problems at all. So far, no FCs and no freezes, though I have only ever had one freeze and it was not with core.

I did not install setcpu and I did not run any lagfix this time around. All is running very smooth. If this keeps up, I don't think I will hassle with a lagfix again. Don't see the need.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
TOO LATE! Flashing right now Fusion 1.1 w/o Core. I'll flash core after the whole setup process is complete, and see if it's stable again.

If this doesn't work, like you said, I'll ODIN back to clean stock, then flash Fuion w/core pre-installed. If that doesn't work, then I'm SOL! :rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] JLundberg:
Can't use 1.0ghz but 1.2 works

I've been running core 1.2 since it came out with no problems but wanted to compare speeds with the 1.0 core... Couldn't run it. First boot almost loaded but locked just after scanning media. Second boot never even booted. . A soon as vibrant name went off I got multi colored blocks all

over and then locked reloaded core 1.2 and I'm back up and running.

P.S. Figures ... Post 666 on a monday just great. Guess I'll just go home before all "hell" breaks loose :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Odin3 v1.7 is in the bible now. I think that would be a good idea. It will make sure there are no ghosts hanging around in your phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Yeah, I didn't have any problems playing angry birds either, it's when I played Heavy Gunner and NOVA for example, games that juice quite a bit I guess.

Thanks for the response, I'll give that I try as well and see if it takes care of it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
It's stable for some of us. Not really for others.

I don't know if we can really say if any OC kernel is "stable," seeing that it will always be unstable for a large number of Vibrant users.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
One question: Does ODIN also delete ROM MAnager/CWR?

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
We wont be publishing the source because we didn't write a new governor. As stated in the op, we are using the internal stock governor which we have found to be incredibly good. This is why we don't want people using setcpu with this kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Yeah, I should probably get some better games (that always makes the wife happy). What would you guys suggest for the first couple? On the PC I like fps.

Edit: Sorry, I forgot to stay on topic. Don't worry about answering this. Just PM me if you have any thoughts.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
We should have core v2 posted this week.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Nice! Can you give any idea of what will be different? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Optimizing for better stability, backlight notifications, etc.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I will be looking forward to it!
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
just curious if this is what viralblack was talking about here....
[Vibrant Android Development] demize!:
Just reporting my handset apparently couldn't handle oc/uv so I'm stable now at 1ghz.

Is your phone Loki? Use Odin. You'll be Thor!
[Vibrant Android Development] Shane_pcs:
Well until the kernel has some sort of file system replacement, its not worth flashing imho. I have come to the conclusion that we are stuck with RFS as everything that comes out saying voodoo or z4mod support coming this week always ends up pushed out to never.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
We are NOT stuck with RFS, on the contrary development towards better file systems will continue until we find the perfect solution. But we are no means stuck with RFS.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
V2 better be 1.4Ghz or higher haha. KK's releasing a new Kernel for the Vibrant today...a 1.4Ghz one. I'd hate if Team Whiskey didn't step up to match the 1.4. This Kernel has really nice optimizations. Get the raw speed in the mix and it's on a domination streak.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
I heard viral talking about a NEW CRYSTAL METH... I was wonderng what that was, then he posted "emergence of a new file system mod."

So im guessing thats it. No new file system mods this week then.

But with the current build, so far im not experiencing problems EXCEPT skipping of music playback using bluetooth stereo headset every 2minutes or more. Im not sure whats causing this, it can be:

The bluetooth device itself.

The signal.

The rom/ kernel.

Im yet to test this with a wired headset or normal earphones. If it still skips, it might be from the kernel as i wasnt having problems with skipping before with fusion1.1.

Edit:

Or maybe a bad flash lol
[Vibrant Android Development] hourst2:
Perfect System Monitor in the Market has a widget that shows temp among other system statuses. I use that now that I am not using SetCPU.

Sent by my Android.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mouahmong:
Where did you get the information about KK 1.4ghz? I am looking and the highest that I see so far with KK is 1.3?
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Look at his tweeter. He us releasing tonight. 1.4 stable.

@viralblack: Can you guys implement the RAM settings discussed in the I9000 dev forum? The new settings allow the phone to see around 30MB more ram. It would be the bomb if the settings made it into v2 :)
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
OOOoooo, tempting. Then again, fusion 1.1 on core v1 at 1.2Ghz and soon to be v2, is already fast as hell even without a lagfix. Would be cool to show off, but probably not all that practical.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
I liked 1.6Ghz but eversince that incident, i satisfy myself with the most stable kernel/setup.
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Incident ?
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Have you actually tested it yet? I love kings work and have always supported it but so far every oc kernel past 1.2 has experienced time drift, including our 1.6 and his previous 1.3. Its an easy overlook because the phone actually registers the speed but in reality is slowing the phone. I'm interested to test it myself to see if its legit.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Wrong or inaccurate clock speeds causing benchmark scores to.read output wrong.
[Vibrant Android Development] amd_203:
At least you aren't bashing him about his 1.4ghz OC Kernel, like he was about Team Whiskey's 1.6ghz Kernel OC you guys had. Seriously unprofessional.
[Vibrant Android Development] MtJason:
Add me to the list of people that have problems flashing the 1ghz version of core. I've always had issues running oc kernals, random hiccups and lags, but I gave core 1.2 a try anyway. It actually settled down to be pretty smooth after a day and a half, but I decided to try the 1ghz version anyway. It flashed, got the blue funky text screen while it was flashing, but wouldn't boot up. It played like a 1/4 second of the poweron.wav then stuck at the vibrant boot screen, never got to the animated S. Tried a few times then re-flashed 1.2, that booted right up and seems to be fine. Not sure what the problem could be, bad download?

I did notice the file is quite a bit bigger than the 1.2 version, 7.5mb for 1ghz vs 6.1mb for the 1ghz kernal does that seem right?

edit: No voodoo ever on my phone, and these kernals are from the downloads page not the z4 versions from the donator area.