yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] EyeAndroid:
And then you click the link and there is 5 more choices, whats the difference?

I really need a Lag fix for this thing (Its sooooo lagggy!!) and I have no idea which one to use. Can someone please advise?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] orells:
I've searched both threads here and the official one, and have found nothing. I'm loving r11... loving it, refuse to change because my battery life and gps are great.

The issue I'm having is with mms, whenever I send them they go through (as in the person receives a message) but there is no picture or attatchment. Why is this, and how can I fix it?

Scrizz, Eugene, anybody, please help!
[Vibrant Android Development] crazy25000:
Try extracting the mms apk from r12 and see if it helps because the other mms apps had problems.
[Vibrant Android Development] khtims:
I like the tags at the bottom, battery hog, battery hoe... lol... anyway I had to flash away from this rom due to the horrible battery life I was getting. I was completely dead after about 5 - 6 hours of very light usage. I understand that it sounds like an issue with the phone not "sleeping" right or something but is there a different kernel that has much better battery life that will also work with FFC? I really want this ROM because it is the absolute best I've used for my purposes but I can't be charging it all the time. Any help to get me back into this ROM would be great... Also did I see a few posts back an r13 rom??
[Vibrant Android Development] sroach23:
EB-Productions Stock Kernel MOD

look for it on the second post. gives r12 awesome battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] khtims:
Does this kernel support ffc? It didn't specify but I don't want any camera issues. Thanks for the reply.
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
LOL! I had not noticed the tags before :-D that made my day
[Vibrant Android Development] cdill3000:
Flashed this about a week now and overall a very nice rom

Problems i have encountered:

-Random....very very random reboots

-( i find this one kinda funny actually) ONLY when my wife calls ever so often the fone jus rings and stalls out vibrating the whole time forever. frozen at the incoming call screen i have to pull the battery to get any response back from the fone.

other than that Great rom

-Got skype working over 3G now

-FINALLY got FB to synch with contacts NEVER got it to wrk w/2.1 regardless of the ROM

-Smoth and very fast

overall Great Rom
[Vibrant Android Development] khtims:
Stock Kernel mod does in fact support ffc. I went ahead and tested it. And my battery life is GREAT now!! Thanks for the tip!
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Look for R13 Roughly SUnday
[Vibrant Android Development] kennyp987:
Does bootanimation.zip work on stock kernel?

Vibrant + Macnut R12 + EB stock mod kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] stepinmyworld:
Best ROM by far. Period
[Vibrant Android Development] flintpez:
Sweeeeet!
[Vibrant Android Development] 30Glock:
Boot into recovery, If you get the Blue screen w the reboot now option, Use volume key and select Reinstall packages, Now you will have a Green menu and that is recovery. From there select Install .zip and choose what you want.
[Vibrant Android Development] BigWorldJust:
There's a FFC mod? I didn't even know that, lol. Nice! Thanks a lot :D.
[Vibrant Android Development] drunkenmastera:
my phone is hardware lock, how can I flash with this rom?

I can't root it......
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Thanks - I do appreciate your effort...

Thanks. I hate to install "another-app" just to download a ROM. AND besides that, pay or wait another 300seconds....who can wait these days!.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Going to try something. I think I know what I did to break it... ( Facebook Pic's )
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
No. Flash it direct from clockworkmod. Flashing it from ROM Manager is suspected to wipe your internal SD (even when not told to). Backup anything you care about, regardless.

Get the Kies Mini update for JI6 (from Samsung's site) and then use it flash to up to JI6, that should fix the hardware lock issue you're having.

Link to JI6 update with instructions: http://bit.ly/96ghBh

If you have further questions, please post then in the Q&A section. This should be enough. How to do this is also all other here and other places. Please try to avoid cluttering up this thread with this somewhat off topic discussion though. Thanks. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] rlxurmnd:
you can fix the hardware lock by following this link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=804305&highlight=hardware+lock
[Vibrant Android Development] option94:
Did you include your geolocation fix in this? It doesn't seem to work for me at all now either.
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
+1 about the geotagging also when I got mms's in the last jpm they always showed up blurry, has that been fixed in this leak?
[Vibrant Android Development] newspeak:
Cant Get a location fix at all...i have gps off (cause it doesn't work) but I can't get a wireless location fix
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Facebook fixed.. Posting Files in a .zip

You will need to Push the Over using adb or Root explorer.
[Vibrant Android Development] jdeleon:
Thanks for the quick responses and amazing roms.

Lets all keep this thread clean so it doesnt get shut down like the other one.
[Vibrant Android Development] TR88:
That's funny, I had my interal SD card wiped when I used CLOCKWORKMOD for this rom. Oh well, gotta backup everything, always.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
File's need are in Post #2 to fix Facebook sync / Pic's issue's
[Vibrant Android Development] jdeleon:
From my experience if you have flashed a 2.2 rom before it wont wipe your internal.
[Vibrant Android Development] newspeak:
Also At first I was able to download from the market but now the apps just sit there saying download paused
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Might be a glitch.. reboot or rest data Connection using airplane mode.
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Same here...but I'm still on JPM

Must be a server or network issue. I am still running JPM and get the same in market (trying to download the latest Maps 4.6.0)

...just saying
[Vibrant Android Development] option94:
Same thing. Tried reboot and airplane mode. Still wont download anything.
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
i had some issues downloading from the market. I had to cancel the download, and try again. rebooted and it seems to be working fine now.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Will do when I update..

But? honestly it's Tw.. It all looks the same.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kryptyx:
How are you getting a 1800 quadrant score then? My quadrant was 1040, back when I ran RyanZA's it would be a lot higher however with Mancut I can't seem to get it to install.

/data/data by default is limited to ~130MB for some reason.

I was able to remove that restriction, and the lagfix began installing however eventually failed because it said it ran out of room, which I assume is caused by another quota being set on a folder.

Any input?
[Vibrant Android Development] gagb1967:
I may be a little dumb, but putting the same info in data/data in a folder called data2 and after that renaming the same folder data is not basically not doing nothing?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kryptyx:
/data/data has a quota of 130MB

/data/data2 when created will have no quota

Coping the data from data to data2 moves the files from a quota'd folder to a non-quota'd folder.
[Vibrant Android Development] Clearprop:
Perfect, thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeye9:
Is it just me or does this release seem slower than the older build? Might be the new kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] dnob:
Yes. I have been doing it.

sent from my vibrant with eugenes froyo boo yaa
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
Battery life has gradually improved for me so far. It's gotten better as I go along over the past 1.5 days.

Looking at this ROM makes me wonder. Since the rumored Nexus S is rumored to be a Galaxy S with AOSP Gingerbread, I wonder if we're about 2 weeks away from a gingerbread ROM with JI2 modem and custom kernel. Man, wouldn't that be something. (Be kind, I didn't start a new topic for this thought! Just wondering out loud.)
[Vibrant Android Development] ebatr8:
Don't know if anyone has tried this I think its similiar to the app eugene posted but greenpower off the market will fix data issue turns ur data on and off to conserve battery because ur constantly being refreshed haven't noticed any issues with data after. Only problem with this rom is the messaging app starts to crawl for me after some use tried deleting messages but no luck turned up setcpu to 800mhz to 1ghz hopefully it fixes the freezing n slows
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeku:
How to flash back to 2.1 ? help please don't want to brick my cell

With this rom voice is choppy to the other party, they said they hear a lot of static...

Buuuuh,,,,

I don't know what to do anymore.....

I think I'm going back to 2.1 .........

How do I flash the 2.1 kernel or link to it please ... Can I use clock work recovery to flash kernell... thanks ?
[Vibrant Android Development] Lakers3408:
JPA Macnut #31 = Laaaaaaaaaaaaaag!

JPA Macnut #32 = Laaaaaaaaag!

JPM R1 #777 = Fast!
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
JPA Macnut #31 = battery

JPA Macnut #32 = Less battery

JPM R1 #777 = 4-6 hour Battery
[Vibrant Android Development] Lakers3408:
That comes with the flashing game, using Roms not made for our version of phone. Something won't work right or something wont work it all...

It's a love hate relationship...

Love the Battery Life ... Hate the Lag

Love the Speed... Hate the Battery Life

Now if you can somehow add battery to JPM R1... That would be a win win situation... A Love Love :P
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
Exactly. Macnut R1 is the best battery-wise and flies (for me anyways) if you do two reboots after first boot. It's blazing fast. I really do not understand the lag thing. It completely goes away after two reboots and leaves this ROM as the fastest one out there.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
:)

Eugene, you are a true David, a one-man-army tackling the Froyo goliath. Absolutely fantastic.
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
Speaking of which, my phone is now stuck on EDGE. I've turned data on and off done airplane mode on and off and rebooted. Still stuck on EDGE. Might be a T-Mobile issue though. Not sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Holding off on update... still dicking with kernel.. on #37 atm.. I'll try and get it out sat. night.....

I'm no kernel guy, so it's all trial & error for me..

Thanks for understanding,

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
Hey, we understand. We're thankful you're even doing this, e. Considering you've gotten this ROM to run this great when it was originally meant for the i9000, it's already a win.
[Vibrant Android Development] techpreneur:
Take your time
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
Yeah, desregard my post about EDGE. I'm back on stock and it's still on EDGE with stock modem, too. It's a T-Mo 3G problem here in Brooklyn. We barely get 3 Mbps down on their fantastic HSPA+ network here in NYC as it is, and now it's down alltogether. Hopefully the downtime means they're doing upgrades. Makes sense since it started after 2 AM...
[Vibrant Android Development] vassvassi:
EB-Productions Stock Kernel MOD rocks with this rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] LovellKid:
What are some changes we're looking at for R13 :)

I am loving R12 and his latest kernel. Battery life is great, running advanced jpm without a hitch!!

Lovellkid
[Vibrant Android Development] 2012iawait:
which kernel are you using?
[Vibrant Android Development] EyeAndroid:
Lag fix please!

Guys this will be my 3rd post regarding lag fix questions & no one has answered any of my questions?!?

Please I need help?!?

I need to install a lag fix on this rom and nothing I have tried works.

OCLF doesn't light up as an available option, even after installing EXT2 tools.

In Clockwork I installed the a13 lagfix.zip from the 1st post & then tried to install OCLF from there, also tried the other lag fix and each one gives me some long error message & at the end says "something went seriously wrong", then I'm stuck in this endless boot until I go back into clockwork and disable lag fix.

At this point, to get any decent performance out of this phone I am stuck with the Stock Vibrant rom with the OCLF.

Please someone provide me with a link or an explanation as to how I can get a Lag fix installed with the Eugine rom. And obviously it needs to be compatible and verified to work.

Thanks for your help.
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrant808:
dude I want your sig as my boot animation haha that would be sick
[Vibrant Android Development] wannagofast:
You guys kill me with all these fixes. Who needs a stinking lag fix when you can put the combo of R12 and b1120 kernel on a Vibrant. I have been on that combo since last night and it's working so good Samsung should look in to trying it some.

The battery is at 32% with 8:35:12 up time and I did not treat my phone like my mother today. I had Avatar going for about one hour straight along with web surfing, live wallpaper, etc. I know not great but good enough for me to get through the day. When I was on R12 last week 8+ hours and I was needing to recharge all ready without even really doing anything with the phone those hours, so much better life now. GPS worked good enough for the 35 min trip to my parents house...at least it seems to recover your location much quicker now after a location bounce. Those are the only things that I see a need for a little more ironing out, but absolutely functionable for our phones.

No freezes or reboots today. Phone is very zippy, and no I don't have benchmarks. The proof is in the pudding...try some plain ol pudding and don't worry about all the other fix this, fix that, move data to here hoopla.
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
you might try using odin and starting fresh, also check out the newest kernel, its alot more stable than A13. but be warned that you may need odin because some people have experienced data corruption using the Universal lag fix on the A series kernels which soft bricks them when they try to flash back to a stock kernel. mine flashed the new one just fine, but just be ready.
[Vibrant Android Development] ericm115:
is it me or is r12 kinda laggy. I flashed r12 and b 1120 kernal over bionix fusion 1.2 and the systems just seems to hang whenever i want to do something. i hit menu on anything or opening the app drawer. just seems slow. should i odin stock jk2 then flash this or what?
[Vibrant Android Development] wannagofast:
I always Odin back to JFD with pit and repartition when I switch from ROM to ROM. Ya it adds a few more mintues to the process, but I have never had a bad ROM flash with a bunch of strange bugs/issues.
[Vibrant Android Development] pegasus912:
Its not just you, I've had a ton of lag on all 2.2 roms. They only become usable for me with a lag fix. I am currently running Fusion 1.2 with stock kernel and its leagues faster than these 2.2 roms. I'm beginning to wonder if I have "ghosts" on my phone from previous roms, I've even odined back to jfd but hasn't solved my problem. Should I check repartition in odin or will it mess my phone up?
[Vibrant Android Development] wizern23:
i deleted all the thumbnails on my memory card and now gallery goes into a force close loop. this happens on every rom i flash to. how do i get it to create the thumbnails again?
[Vibrant Android Development] FATEOWNZYOU:
anytime I got back to stock.. from a 2.2 I flash eugens 2.2 unbrickable and then flash stock with repartition checked.. try axura rom.. very smooth..if that's what ur looking for
[Vibrant Android Development] pegasus912:
I'll give that a shot, thanks for the info.
[Vibrant Android Development] kennyp987:
Stock kernel gives the best battery and least bugs. Period. Try eb stock kernel mod for amazing battery life i get 24 hours easy with stock kernel..one click lag fix....and xda superpower app...the last one really helps alot

Vibrant + Macnut R12 + EB stock mod kernel + OCLF
[Vibrant Android Development] regP:
GPS Issues

Having some trouble with GPS. I tried using it for the first time in Google Nav while in the car earlier today and it never locked onto a single satellite. I figured the GPS on this phone just wasnt as strong as the one on my Bold, so I come home and download a GPS tester. Went outside, 360 degree clear view, stood out there for about 10 minutes and got this:

It saw up to 9 satellites so yet when I open up Nav it wouldnt get a lock. Any ideas? Do I need to install a fix?
[Vibrant Android Development] qzmp010:
Is there an option to disable the homescreen landscape mode? (besides turning off auto-rotation) It's a great feature to have, but some live wallpapers aren't compatible w/ landscape mode.
[Vibrant Android Development] plpeterson:
I have installed Froyo Macnut R12, B Stock 1120 kernel, XDA Battery app and am using the Vodoo Lagfix.

2 days ago my phone was running smooth and fast on the Bionix 1.9 ROM OC'd @ 1.2GHz. I then flashed the Obsidian 4.2 ROM and started getting errors where my USB was showing connected when it wasn't, phone showing charging when it wasn't, and unable to turn on phone without plugging into charger etc. And it was too laggy to be of much use. Some buttons weren't responding right away, phone was vibrating for 5-10 seconds at a time etc.

I was hoping the Froyo Macnut would fix that with the good reviews and the factory reset.Well, it is very smooth only when the media scanner is running. I noticed this is a consistent pattern. *shrug* And, the battery drains almost completely in a few hours even after doing a battery stats reset as specified in these forums plus the XDA Battery APP. Still having the USB errors, though not as much. They happen when they want to..

Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] qzmp010:
odin back to stock before flashing. factory reset doesn't reset the entire system
[Vibrant Android Development] distortedloop:
I've posted a modified Avatar.apk that looks for the movie in the proper location. It's tested on Onyx ROM, but should work on any Froyo ROM. It's here if anyone still looking for a workaround about this.
[Vibrant Android Development] thesh0ck:
I installed this yesterday and replaced its kernel with the EB_Stock_CwM_init one and then charged my phone too 100%. I then let my phone sit idle for 4 hours... It was still at 100% so I thought maybe the battery notification was wrong, so I played some games and watched a movie and managed to get it down to 84%. Then I went to bed... slept for 6.5 hours and it was still at 84%. It has been sitting on my desk and I checked it again and its finally at 83% 8 hours later.

That is amazing.

--sh0ck
[Vibrant Android Development] hotadef:
Did u flash to stock first or no
[Vibrant Android Development] thesh0ck:
I used odin to go to the stock JK2, then cwm this one, then cwm the kernel. I had to use the mount fix for 2.2 in another thread to see my external sd card after but other then that it went smooth. I was also having a problem with a few roms where my voicemail notification wasnt working, but this one it started working again.

btw I'm still at 66% as of now, and I played a game for about 45mins earlier.

NOTE: I dont use widgets of any kind, nor do I use setcpu, live walpapers, auto syncing, or anything like that.. those things seem to drain battery life quickly for me. I have them.. so if I want to show off my phone I just load them then.. but I dont leave anything running like that for everyday use.

Its just as easy to check it when you want to instead of having it eating battery all day when your not looking at it.

--sh0ck
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Sh0ck, just to confirm, did you odin to JFD or JK2 'stock'? Because that, actually, can make a difference (most vibrant froyo 'guides' suggest odin to JFD, but then it's 2.1 stock, not even 2.2 so I always wondered the purpose of that...)
[Vibrant Android Development] thesh0ck:
JK2 is what I used.

--sh0ck
[Vibrant Android Development] ericm115:
I reinstalled r12. i followed this process

Odin JK2 -> System Reboot -> r12 -> b_1120 kernal -> lagfix no RFS overkill -> boot into system.

After that i set up wifi and installed some apps. I am using Launcher Pro, Auto Killer set to aggresive and superpower with most settings on. I went from 100% battery to 47% in 4 hours, Very light usage. Is this the norm or am i doing something wrong. I was getting great battery life on Bionix fusion with JAC Voodoo kernal.

Linpack -> 14.075

Quadrant -> 1834

Neocore -> 55.6FPS

I getting the performance i expect. the LAuncher Pro 3d Drawer seems to also have some lag when flying in.

MAybe the froyo builds arent as mature as i thought. Everything else is nice. Works better than i expected overall. I would leave it but. 3 hours standby and 50% battery consumption seems a little excessive.

Is there anything else i cant try?
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
I did almost the same thing exactly only I odin'd to JFD 2.1 and re-rooted and everything.

I would not use autokiller on froyo, it really just wastes battery, especialy with there being a built in task manager/ram cleaner.

also make sure and give it awhile, when you first flash a froyo rom it eats alot of battery reconnecting and downloading apps and contacts and all of that, then just let it run out of battery the first time.

then recondition the battery by plugging it in once its dead and letting it charge then boot up and wipe the battery stats.

after that you should be good.

I'm actually in the process of killing the battery to recondition myself, although I rebooted once already, it initialy ate about 25% of my battery really quick (which was when I rebooted), but now I'm having trouble killing it lol

I'm at 8 hours and 42% battery left to kill even with playing some asphalt 5 and listening to music and browsing the web semi heavily.
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
this might be a dumb question, but if I have the old touchwiz mms.apk is there a way to use it again?

I tried the obvoise already (replacing the existing Mms.apk in data and installing)

but no luck.

its not a big deal at all, I was just curious, as I rather liked the colors of the touchwiz one.
[Vibrant Android Development] kennyp987:
The fact that you are using a task killer on a froyo rom will make everyone ignore you

Vibrant + Macnut R12 + EB stock mod kernel + OCLF
[Vibrant Android Development] ericm115:
Auto Killer sets the memory limits. should i not use this? Its not like it actually kills apps like advanced task killer or something.

on a side note. to use your setup. did you use the app from the market. i think its called ryanza's OCLF. Thanks. I didnt think auto killer was a task killer. do you know the original settings
[Vibrant Android Development] kennyp987:
I used the app from the market it works fine.....and using a task killer is pointless on froyo...google it and read....as far as battery life goes ..... and i still could have run another 4 hours or so ;)

Vibrant + Macnut R12 + EB stock mod kernel + OCLF
[Vibrant Android Development] 97dakota:
Does anyone know how to disable the sms pop up
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
if your talking about the status bar alerts:

just open the messaging app, hit menu >> settings >> scroll down to notification settings and uncheck display message notifications in status bar.

if your talking about an actual pop up:

thats not actualy a part of this rom, its probably an app, just change the settings in the app or uninstall it.