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[Vibrant Android Development] aeok18109:
Bah. Nvr thought I would say this. I'm skipping this flavor of bionix. I actually read so I know how to slay the dragons inherent with voodoo. Hence I'm going to stay on current iteration. I like voodoo.....and why did ICP just pop into my head......damn Lima beans.
[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
This doesn't affect the ext2 lagfix right?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I disabled ext2 lagfix, rebooted, removed large file data/dataimg and then followed instructions to flash core v1 kernel. Everything is running great, but now I get FC every time I try to run angery birds. Not sure what the actual cause is. I'm going to uninstall it and reinstall it and see if that fixes anything. I'll report back. If anyone else has any ideas or if it didn't happen to you, let me know. Thanks.

Edit: Reinstalling it fixed the FCs.
[Vibrant Android Development] cloudedone:
Voodoo is a kernel specific feature. You're sacrificing file system performance (Voodoo) for a optimized overall system performance increase and overclock.

So no Voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Very true. I just wanted to make sure i didn't miss any major leaks or smth :-). And thanks for the great job, btw. I'll probably will flash, the ability to undervolt (overclocking is of a secondary interest to me) beats pretty much anything they *may* have changed since jfd. And we don't even know if they actually improved a thing. Their fiasco with the ji6 modem is very telling...
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
This is my question too... currently using the built-in EXT2 lag fix. Does it need to be disabled before installing this kernel?

And before anyone asks, I have read the entire thread and have not found any references to this question.
[Vibrant Android Development] dancegrenade:
works beautifully.

sent from shinra
[Vibrant Android Development] CamachoInc:
I followed instructions and flashed, but how do I know for sure I did it right or working?

Thank you...
[Vibrant Android Development] joshuapurcell:
Ext2 lagfix (the one posted in the first post on the fusion thread) does not need to be disabled before applying this kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
If you flashed it there's no reason why it wouldn't work. Your screen turned black with scrambled blue text while it was flashing right? Took about 5-10 seconds?
[Vibrant Android Development] Sc0rp10:
how do i check if the kernel installed successfully or not? I flashed it using clockwork and when it came to the "copying files" part it showed the screen with big blue font text and then went back to clockwork's interface saying that it was successfully installed.

on linpack im getting 8.6 and on quadrant im around 960.
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Im currently rockin ttabbals kernel for z4mod. I would love to use your optimized kernel, will you be adding support for z4mod. My vibrant has to have a lag fix and ext. 4 is working very well. Another donation will be waiting.

Samsung Vibrant using Bionix Final w/ z4mod

Sorry the answer to my question is in the op. I didnt see it I was reading it fast my girlfriend hates it when I'm messing with my phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Then it was successful. Typical quadrant is 800 ish
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Read the freaking OP before you post. They are working on z4mod and might even have it tonight. Maybe tomorrow.
[Vibrant Android Development] 499:
I was getting lagging etc and flashed this over Bionix final w/ext2. Just tried angry birds no problems. All seems fine so far. I might try and flash back later to see if I get the lagging from the old set up. So far this is a A+ start.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Although I already seen in an earlier post your injecting z4 mod.

+1 for me. This will be a sweet little kernel with no rfs partitions.

Sombionix, are you working with ttabbal?
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
Great, I'm getting 1052 in Quadrant.

FYI - I had Fusion 1.1 Stock Version and just Rom Manager..ed Core Kernel on top. I see lots of improvements. Never used UV kernels before so I'll definitely see a difference in battery life if there is one. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Watch out for the op police

Samsung Vibrant using Bionix Final w/ z4mod
[Vibrant Android Development] CamachoInc:
Yes it did. Thank you!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
Wow! Holy cow! V2 is unbelievable! So smooth, and responsive. I can really see the difference scrolling in the settings menu and swyping the glass lockscreen. Once again, great work TW.
[Vibrant Android Development] tonomon:
And I installed after I saw a reply that it has been fixed

I too am experiencing it. I just downloaded the new fusion 1.2 and core kernel v2.

Other than that dang this is really fast. No problems other than that annoying little indicator lol
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
Me too, wifi signal is nill with v2, I can't flash v1 back because of the lag fix it auto installs, at least it looks like it auto installs the lag fix. :(
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
i don't think v1 installs any lag fixes.
[Vibrant Android Development] takato23:
when i've installed this kernel on bionix final r1, quadrant gives me 1000 points. I've used OCLF and now i'm getting 2900.

How can I put cpu to 1 ghz?.. setcpu jumps from 800 to 1200. There is any way? i'm scary about using all the day on 1.2gzh... and wich setcpu profile is better? conservative?
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Your not suppose to use setcpu with this.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
I did, I meant v2 :p
[Vibrant Android Development] takato23:
so i can't put cpu in 1ghz?
[Vibrant Android Development] brnbock:
Sh*t this sux, I have an un-overclockable Vibrant. Would like to try the new core but I am still sitting on the sidelines... :(
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
Join the Team Whiskey forums, they have a stock clocked version there. http://board.teamwhiskey.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=150&start=10
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Tested the R3 1Ghz version because I don't think my CPU can handle 1.2Ghz. Been a few hours, ran Pandora for 20 minutes, Quadrant a few times, no freeze. There was a tiny bit of lag that wasn't there when using JAC's kernel, but I might just be imagining it. Works perfectly well so far.
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
It's kernel not kernal
[Vibrant Android Development] takato23:
hey i'm having problem with wifi.. jumps from full to no signal. Why is this?
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Thats all I needed to know. I already have plenty resistors just need a cheapo cable. Going to check the TA travel center in the morning since I can get stuff free there. Thanks...
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Many people have reported this, but not to worry. It is only the indicator that is having issues. Wifi will still work fine. Don't believe me, then watch a youtube video and when the wifi indicator goes gray, you will still see your video bar downloading further. I'm sure the devs will get it figured out, but don't worry. It's just aesthetics.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
deleted... I thought I was in a diff thread
[Vibrant Android Development] takato23:
i've read that it's only a visual bug but wifi don't work with me :S (and its actually working in my milestone/psp). When i open market or browser y get connection error

EDIT: ready, i have fix it... just a few reboots and now it's a visual bug :p.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
yah. i pulled several 2791+ (below 2800) as well. I used OCLF

edit: forgot to add, i did have 2 random reboots. Not lock ups. Actual REBOOTS mid use. Other than that, a little bit of a bottleneck here and there, and a lock up...I'll keep using it tonight, undo OCLF Ext2 lagfix, try another version of the kernel and see how she goes.
[Vibrant Android Development] brnbock:
Thanx man just flashed, will report back tom
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
what exactly is the wifi issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Dude you can go to the galaxy i9000 forum and look for a how to thread about the jig. I posted videos about my experience. Its kinda hard to figure out which pin is which but i hope my stuff can help.

V2? R3??! Ive just left for 4 hours and i lose track!!
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
I already have all the knowledge and tools to do the JIG, I just need the cable now. Ordered the Breakout board last Friday (wont be here in time for the actual mod, going to improvise) and already have any resistor you can think of in my electronics techy room, lol ;) keeping the iron warm hahaha
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Oh sorry lolz
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
With v2, I'm still receiving freezes. I cant even finish a quadrant test. Back to kk I go.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
what ver of kk are you running? PM me if you dont wanna clutter this thread
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
The latest 1.2 kk kernal. I dont remember the exact version.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
The wifi icon blinks between a signal and no signal. I think it's kind of cool actually, it makes it seem like wifi is working hard (like the up/down arrows in 3g). This is purely cosmetic and doesn't affect your actual signal.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Moon fire you have a pm :D Bud. ​
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
You dont have to post here when letting moonfire kniow he has a pm. He checks his inbox very frequently.

Also it clutters the thread apart from these questions that were already answered. Jeez
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Should we be looking at good battery life just like previous cores?

Sent using my Samsung Vibrant and Fusion
[Vibrant Android Development] Nightfall983:
Core R312

Seems to have broken the Youtube app... keep getting force close when I try to open the app or use the widget.

Anyone else noticed this?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
It has been reported and is a bug with the app alone. Just clear the app data and don't log in to youtube again. Should work aside from the login issue.

Sent from space via my fusion powered Vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] GameOver69:
Is there a 1GHz only kernel like there was with V1? Or you have to use the 1.2GHz?

THanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] takato23:
i have mine in 1.2ghz.. no freezes or nothing. But i don't know.. here is almost summer and it's really hot today. It isn't risky?
[Vibrant Android Development] Nightfall983:
But...

But it works fine with V2 1.2...
[Vibrant Android Development] Meanrogue:
For the ignorant among us (that being me), is v2 the newest kernel or is r3 on tw's forum? From the post dates I assume the v2 is based off r3 but you know what they say when you assume...
[Vibrant Android Development] hkfan:
What is core r3 kernel...is that same which is on this forum

Also will I get more battery with 1Ghz kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] Nightfall983:
R3

It's the newest one I saw on the TW site...
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Core R3 is another release candidate as Team Whiskey is continually trying to improve core for us. Release candidates are for testing and may our may not contain unknown dragons.

Also, it would only make sense that 1GHz would use a little less power.

Sent from space via my fusion powered Vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Hey moonfire, Looks like I have the same set up as yours (I also run OCLF), what have you experienced as far as battery life goes with CoreR3?
[Vibrant Android Development] Yellow C6:
So I have the Core V2 and Bionix Final R1 downloaded but not installed yet. I'm hesitant because the Core V1 1.2 along with Bionix Final runs without any problem for me. No lockups and no standby battery drain problem. Should I upgrade to Core V2 or is it for people who had problems with Core V1?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I am testing without OCLF at the moment and everything send quite smooth. A lagfix is just an extra step if it really doesn't make much of a useful improvement imo.

I have also been using systempanel to find apps and services that are sucking away battery life. So, my opinion of core battery usage would probably be skewed right now.

Sent from space via my fusion powered Vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I know this topic has been up before, but I've done my own testing and from what I can see it's not a ROM issues for the WiFi, but rather Kernel. I ran Corev2 1.2GHz, CoreR3 1.2GHz, always with the same flickering icon issue and sometimes loss of signal.

I re-flashed Project CoreV1 1.2GHz and issues are gone. Signal is stable as well as icon like it should be.
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
On TW site there is only Core R3 kernel (either 1.2ghz or 1.0ghz)

I am assuming it is different kernel than the core v2 1.2ghz.

If so what are the differences?

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] SeanFloyd:
nm 10 char
[Vibrant Android Development] tonomon:
is there a fix for the wifi indicator yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Yeah, it's called Obsidian. Search for it in xda.
[Vibrant Android Development] tonomon:
I'm wary to flash obsidian just yet because it seems like quite a few people are getting some small problems like fcs.

Project core and Fusion are still going to be worked on right?

Will there be a wifi indicator fix for this kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] hionbusa:
I updated to kernel v2 with bionic 1.1

Lagfix v2. My quadrant score dropped from 2200 to 1007 .

Can somebody tell m why.

Phone feels snappy n fast .
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
I am running Anderdroids AOSP1.4(ji6) rom with OCLF and Corev2. Everything is running just fine and i have never had an issue that anyone has posted here. Wifi is fine, no FCs, just everything working REALLY fast. Battery life improved quite a bit for me with corev2, instead of losing 10% battery doing things i will lose about 4 or 5% now. i highly recommend using this kernel...and they said they plan on trying to incorporate voodoo into it for the future instead of z4, so very exciting.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I don't know the answer to your two questions, but if you flash stock via odin and then flash Obsidian, and apply some very simple, and I mean very simple changes, you will be running without any fc's and I think you will enjoy it. No worries if you choose not to.

Fusion is still great! Obsidian is just the black hole next to fusion sucking us all in now.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
flashing to this again.. I can work with the wifi issue for now..gonna see how my battery is tomorrow during my mid term..
[Vibrant Android Development] hionbusa:
I have noticed a battery improvment by 10% and another 5% from using juicedefender.

Anybody experiencing the low scores on quadrant and linpak?
[Vibrant Android Development] mystycs:
I see on the team whiskey site there is V3?
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
moonfire711,

I am on bionix 1.9 and want to try try the new kernel. If I am not happy with it can I just flash stock vibrant kernel JI6 via CWR to get back to how it was. I just feel that if the above method works it would be easier than reflashing bionix 1.9 again and doing nand restore.

Thanks for your input.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
I am running R3 and have been using the phone for 8.25 hours and am @ 74% battery :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
Did you notice any swipe freezes or when going between home screens. Sort of seems like the touch is a bit non responsive?
[Vibrant Android Development] tonomon:
Okay so I just need to flash to stock ji6? Do I need to flash to a stock kernel too? cause I'm on core v2. Is there a flashable zip for stock kernel?

Back up apps through titanium, will I lose any other media on my internal sd card? What about external?
[Vibrant Android Development] Vanilla gorilla:
Just flashed coreV3 it's facking amazing. Super impressed you guys continually amaze me.
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
Im about to flash V3. Bionix Fusion uses a completely stock kernel right? So if I have problems, I just need to flash the stock kernel?

(I downloaded the stock kernel a long time ago, not sure if there are different versions, but if anyone can put up a link to a flashable stock kernel that would be great)
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
None, works great. Actually, the phone works better w/o a lag fix with this kernel. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
No, it doesn't use a stock kernel. Just download and unpack the zImage and tar it and flash it via Odin3. :) Happy trails.
[Vibrant Android Development] jonjacobmoon:
How do I get Voodoo

I have tried searching through the myriad of messages here, but am still confused.

I couldn't get ext2 lagfix to work... I tried it manually and there was no difference, so I am thinking it did not take.

QUESION 1:

How do I know if the ext2 lagfix worked?

When I try OLCF, it tells me that I don't have enough space in /data.

QUESTION 2:

What is that all about? How much space do I need?

QUESTION 3:

And, if I decide to bag ext2, which kernel allows me to get core? This is my main question at this pint.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
1. Open a terminal:

mount |grep -ir ext2

If you see any lines with /data/*, it is enabled.

2. Sounds like you have a lagfix enabled, if #1 returns /data/*, then simply restore boot animation in OCLF and reboot a couple of times. Then you should be able to undo the lagfix within OCLF.

3. R3 ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] thieuquang:
Help me!!!

I have a big problem. After I installed it, my phone can't to into the home screen...
[Vibrant Android Development] jonjacobmoon:
Well, it looks like it is not installed. Nothing is returned from the grep command. But, OCLF still says I don't have enough free space.

So, when I install R3, will Voodoo be active or is there more I need to do?
[Vibrant Android Development] glfpunk:
I'm just trying to make sure I did everything correct here. I was previously just rooted and running OCLF. Installed the latest Fusion ROM first and then installed this kernel by following the instructions and using ROM manager. The phone is very fast and I have no complaints, but I'm just making sure everything took correctly, namely the kernel. This is what it says about my phone:

Firmware version: 2.1-update1

Baseband version: T959UVJI2

Kernel version: 2.6.29

Build number: ECLAIR.UVJI6

Does all this look right for running the fusion rom and this kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
Yes, it looks fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
Do a:

df -h |grep -ir data

That will show you how much data you have, using the voodoo lagfix will give you more usable storage, however, this kernel doesn't support voodoo at the moment. You should look here @ R3
[Vibrant Android Development] jonjacobmoon:
/data: 1963904K total, 1412160K used, 551744K available (block size 16384)

I guess that is not enough? Nevermind, I am just going to go for voodoo. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
Not enough for the ext2 lagfix, it is enough for the z4mod which R3 can do, and voodoo. I find that I don't even need a lagfix with R3, it's that good. :) Try it.
[Vibrant Android Development] jonjacobmoon:
Which Kernel for Voodoo?

I am confused.

Which core kernel (if any) has voodoo in it? And, what do I need to do to activate it? I am confused because someone here said it was R3, but in the team whiskey forum someone said it wasn't, and it don't see anything that tells me how to activated voodoo with whatever kernel is available to do so.
[Vibrant Android Development] ShinyBuddha:
Core does not include Voodoo at this time. TW is planning on updating/integrating Core to work with a newer version of Voodoo and is should be released.....soon? There might be other things to work on, bugs to squash, etc...but it's coming.

~SB
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Does this work with obsidian?
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
No it does not. This kernel is based off of Eclair 2.1. Obsidian is the 2.2 version of android.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Oh ok, thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] tonomon:
My phone was lagging/freezing sometimes.

Does that mean my phone is in the 5% that can't handle overclocks? :|
[Vibrant Android Development] Obi_Kwiet:
Will this be ported to 2.2/Obsidian?
[Vibrant Android Development] xgibran:
Disable overclock

Hi,

Is there any way to disable OC on this kernel? Also, if anyone can illuminate me on what the drawbacks of OC are (what can go wrong if I keep using it).

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
No it's a kernel designed for 2.1, will not work with 2.2.
[Vibrant Android Development] pathcafe:
I've had Fusion 1.2 running perfectly with V2_1.2 for 3 days and then flashed R3_1.2 and also have been since running smoothly. I've noticed just a little less lag with R3 than I did with the V2 but could almost be the same. Is there much of a difference in these two kernels?
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
It very well might be. Not all can overclock
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
The developers don't have the source code for 2.2, it hasn't been released yet. I'm sure after it's been released we can expect OC kernels.
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
You could download the 1ghz version from the TW site.

If your OC and not having any problems then you should be fine. No one has a crystal ball to predict the future. It's possible it might shorten the life of your CPU, if so then by how much is the question? If a phone would last 5 years could it take a month off it's live span, or a week? No one can answer this as everyone's phone will be different.

I would just make sure it's not getting a lot hotter than normal.
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
Only Team Whiskey can answer exactly what they changed between the two versions.

As for me, I noticed running Quadrant the score was higher and more consistent. It also seemed to have less lag on my phone. So for me R3 is a keeper, phone seems quicker, less lag, feels more stable, polished.

Adding: I use Aldiko an E-book reader. It's always taken 5 seconds at a minimum to open a book, now it takes about one second.
[Vibrant Android Development] perroh:
Yo guys, how can I tell which Bionix version I downloaded and installed following the guide found here:

https://sites.google.com/site/projectbionix/installation-guide

I downloaded everything/anything needed from the androidspin Sombionix page and I cant remember if I used:

bionix 1.9 w/Jacs OC/UV kernel v1.1

OR

bionix 1.9 w/Jacs OC/UV/VOODOO kernel v1.1

???!?!?

I ask because I want to try the Obsidian release or one of the other Froyo roms released recently and I need to know where to pick up from and install properly so I dont mess anything up!
[Vibrant Android Development] PSP_Hacker:
How much available RAM do people have with this kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] Palhaitus:
If you have the VOODOO version there will be a voodoo folder on your internal card. If you disable voodoo (how-to is in voodoo thread) you can put on froyo np. If you don't disable voodoo it will probably flash (eugene's did), but your phone won't recognize any free space for apps (0.00B from personal experience :p )

of course I was running stock w/Jacs + voodoo, but i'm assuming voodoo is voodoo.

Once voodoo was gone I had no problem flashing stock then eugene's/obsidian.

[edit] of course none of this pertains to the thread, as it's a thread on a different OC kernel that doesn't even work for froyo... o.0
[Vibrant Android Development] serge1231123:
If I want to do a CW backup do I need to disable OCLF? or am I in the wrong thread should I be asking in Fusion thread?
[Vibrant Android Development] intelonsite:
excelente aporte gracias