yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
I dont think it will really hurt anything, its just not particularly nessicary.

the vibrant has plenty of ram and it comes with its own cleaner in case you somehow manage to fill the ram up.

I used to use that app on my mytouch all the time :) but I find the vibrant runs just fine without it.

so either way you go you should be fine, but if your having battery issues you might try uninstalling it for awhile and see how that goes.
[Vibrant Android Development] BoomBoomPOW:
Hmm, R13 should be released shortly... =]
[Vibrant Android Development] gioffon:
How is supposed to flash another kernel ?

got R12 atm
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
basicaly just disable your lagfix (if you have one) and flash it from recovery just like you flashed the rom.

and of course make back ups like you should do whenever doing anything to your phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] blasterbeam210:
does any one which kernel should i use for the lagfix?? im using B_Stock_1120_100 Kernel #20 but is still the same, how do i turn it on??? im kinda new on this
[Vibrant Android Development] lightninbug:
whens r13 coming? and why has the Vibrant board been so dead recently?
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
that kernel should have the universal lag fix options in it.

reboot into recovery and go to ULF options there should be options to enable the lagfix of your choice.

just pick one and choose reboot system, it will reboot back into recovery and ask if you want to use backup and restore, just choose yes and wait while it backs up your files then it will apply the lagfix, then it will restore the files and reboot, and your done :)

also note that you can only apply one lag fix at a time.
[Vibrant Android Development] firefly6240:
Eugene said roughly sunday, so I'd imagine we'll see it in the next couple days. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Due to the DDoS Attack on the website over the weekend, I'm holding off all Updates for a bit....

Takes one Jackass to screw it up for the Rest...

PS.

Your IP Address has been Recorded & pasted along to the Authorities.
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
that does blow, people with nothing better to do. I guess if this keeps up people should start learning to develop their own rom's because they are going to run good dev's like you off.

Hope you had a good thanksgiving Eugene.
[Vibrant Android Development] sw20matt:
I cant wait for the update. I came from obsidian to your rom. mainly because of the launcher and theme. but the custom boot is a great feature!

oh and the FFC support... amazing. please keep it in your future roms

cant wait for the next update of this rom and thanks for all your work.
[Vibrant Android Development] nakagusukumike:
I run a forum of my own about car **** and I know how nice it is to be able to control your own environment. But for you, it seems like you post here and link back to your forum, forcing people to join the board just to grab some files quickly, then never come back and post on your board. I'm kinda missing the point of that..... I usually just wait for the links to show up on this site. Perhaps if people didn't have to go to your board to get the files? Not trying to be a ****, just wondering why you wanted to sand castle it. Either way, thanks for the work, been running your roms pretty much since a week after I got my phone and they were all bad ass at the time!

edit, I just saw that you have 2300 members and 1600 total board posts. That made my night. I thought mine was bad with 200 members and 40000 posts since 6000 of the posts are mine.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Good Point... All Links are now Gone and No Support for xda at all.. Thanks for Pointing this out..

Why Join? If I ban you, why should you have access to my stuff?

Food for thought,

~Eugene.
[Vibrant Android Development] giorgos147:
Hello!

Ahm, just one question!

How I can change the default lock screen? I want something else. I just don't like the default lock screen :(
[Vibrant Android Development] nakagusukumike:
If anyone can join, download files then leave, then what's the point? I think you might be shooting yourself in the foot here as far as the popularity of your ROMs. But then again, they will just get mirrored and show up in the file cabinet post here eventually anyway. I just don't see the point in trying to keep it all private and exclusive, when it will be widely available, and eventually, posted here.

Blocking IP's and Emails can be an exhausting, neverending game of whack-a-mole. You'll get tired of it.
[Vibrant Android Development] stevedrz:
I don't mind logging into Eugene's proboards site for the links, his new forums are interesting to read, as the thread isn't littered with first-timer repeated questions, that we see all too frequently on here... Eugene does solid work, and having his own forum is no different than what some of the other groups (teamwhiskey, for example) are doing.

XDA is a great starting point, but I have no problem if I want to focus on a specific ROM, by going onto their site/forums....
[Vibrant Android Development] blasterbeam210:
Does any one have teouble accesing ebay?? Once i get to ebay the browser closes. Mmm..... weird....
[Vibrant Android Development] ipeench:
ugh.. people ruin good things...

anyways.

thanks eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] giorgos147:
What's happened???? Why Eugene said to MODs to delete the thread?? :eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] lightninbug:
I hope hes just closibg the thread to start a new one on R13
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
hey Eugene, I understand the no support for XDA, but where can we find your work? you still going to post on androidspin or anywhere else?
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
Sad that one jealous/envious douche nozzle can ruin great advancements in Vibrant development.
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
he has a link to his forum in his signature :)

since this thread is being removed anyway, I understand in a way why Eugene is doing this but punishing the whole class for one screw up hardly seems fair, but when you are the teacher you make your own rules.
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
yeah I knew he has his site/forum, but since the attacks i was wondering if he was going to continue posting his work there, or somewhere else.
[Vibrant Android Development] BoomBoomPOW:
I want to perform real life "voodoo" on that lowlife hacker ;-)
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
oh sorry, from what he said he is going to post on his site, but not ready to just yet, guess he feels making everyone wait is the right way to handle this situation. I'd be pissed too about the DDOS but taking it out on everyone... not sure that's so righteous.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
I'm not Punishing anyone, I'm simply just going to use my Forums & Website. why double the amount of work Posting?
[Vibrant Android Development] rsfaze:
dude.. I'm one of your biggest fans..I agree you should do your own thing, but holding back r13 because of some fag.. well they win because the DDOS on your site only kept people from visiting, and if you let them influence your decision on releasing r13, then they are getting the upper hand, imo but do your thang :)
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
I'm holding back on R13 because it's not done. I had stated this on my forum already

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Eugene, this sounds really bad, and I'm sorry you had to deal with this, but I cannot help but ASK: are you 100% sure it was a deliberate dos-attack on your server? If so, then what do you mean by "your IP address" and, especially, "one Jackass"? I think it goes without saying, that any (modern) successful dos attack by definition cannot originate from a single (or a dozen, for what it matters) IP address(es). Further on, if we accept it was a dos-attack, how do you know it was "one jackass"? It's not impossible, but rare to perform a real dos-attack all alone. Coordination is the key in this business, so usually it's much more 'efficient' to involve at least several people, who would sync the attack from all the controlled hosts.

Finally, you are pissed (which is totally understandable under the circumstances), but why to 'punish' XDA-members for that incident is simply beyond me. Seriously, your personal server is a subject of an attack, and your reaction is... to severe/discontinue your XDA thread(s)?? XDA may not be perfect, but it is clear that any chance of a successful attack on XDA member/threads would be exponentially less likely. Plus, if it ever happens you wouldn’t be alone to fight it. I just hope you will not rush into a decision that may ultimately provide the victory to the attackers.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
OMG? It has Nothing to do with anything. I'm switching because I want to use my own Forum / website!! Why can't any of you get that?

Has nothing to do with Punishing anyone or one Person... Please get over this!
[Vibrant Android Development] swehes:
Eugene.

Will sorely miss the posts here. Added you however to WIKI so we'll keep tabs on ya. :D Would you mind however add when you does anything else cool for the Vibrant?
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
People are more than welcome to link my work.. I have removed the sign on the Forums to visit.
[Vibrant Android Development] MilkPudding:
+1 :)

Thanks Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] djnutz:
JPM R1 and some 777 was laggy for me, browser use was frustrating, I did (because I'm dedicated lol) daily drive it.

Installed JPA, the speed fix (installed right after JPA R1, wasn't actually expecting a high improvement. Logged into gmail, reboot, delete thumbnail prior...

Damn! No lag!!! Seriously. Thank you. Was going to chuck my phone out the car window coming from a Nexus and now stuck with 2.1 and with a low mem .29 kernel. Felt like January 2010. Previous builds were great - just not quite ready yet. Browsing with no lag, data on and off but that's manageable. Voice search uninstalled via Titanium, reboot, installed fine. All is good.

I was on the fence about starting from scratch with a fresh install - and very glad I did.

Thanks Eugene.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Is the "3rd party data fix" a real fix? Or another workaround? From what it looks like, it's just toggling the data off and back on, right? Hardly a fix.... my phone suffers from death grip, 3g sitting down and EDGE when in my hand. So it switches constantly WHILE I am using it. Therefore any fix that depends on toggling data off/on to refresh it will still be just a workaround for me not a true fix...

That said... I appreciate the work fixing bugs *before* putting any focus on re-bloating. I really, honestly prefer clean ROMs, not loaded down with a bunch of "custom" bloat. Probably due to the fact that when I had the MyTouch it randomly rebooted on any Cyanogen ROM, pathetically horrible constant rebooted on CM 6... but once OFFICIAL 2.2 Froyo came out I put it on their for the new owner, and it's rock solid. Too many people want to play around way too much with new schedulers, memory mapping schemes, etc, and end up making things worse than they started.
[Vibrant Android Development] lorendroll:
I have Macnut R1 kernel#31 and don't experience any serious lags. Switching EDGE/3G problem is still here. Battery a bit better (something about 5.5h vs 4h in heavy load) but not perfect (curios can it be better in theory? stock rom has the same batterylife)
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
Agreed! Loving JPM R1 777 too. I've been spoiled by it in spite of it's battery life. Tried JPA and couldn't stand it by comparison. Having no issues with JPM myself besides battery life here. If only there was a chance of a JPM build with better battery life, there'd be no reason to switch at all (for me). :p
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
This would probably be alot more snappier with z4mod just saying

P.S I noticed that the lag if any are within the touch wiz apps like the browser, launcher, etc.
[Vibrant Android Development] Argusi:
That's how you become a kernel guy. ;) Keep doing what you're doing!
[Vibrant Android Development] bert269:
Cannot reset Launcher (2) defautls....

Once you installed Launcher 2 and (by accident) choose the default, supplied (with the ROM) launcher as the default, there is no way to reset the results.!!!

"Settings>Applications>Manage Applications> (Choose Menu/Filter/All or Running) Choose the launcher" does not work.

Even after de-install the optional Launcher2 apk, reboot and re-install it - every time you press home, it only goes back to the default supplied Launcher - no popup to choose from.

HOW do I clear these defaults - there is no option to clear the defaults for the supplied launcher under settings (no home!) ???

Thanks

EDIT/UPDATE:

the default is TwLauncher and I found it under 'running tasks' from manage applications. It did have the 'reset defaults' option and that worked....

But it still seems like 'Launcher2' have a buggy 'reset defaults' option...? Or is it just me?
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
I reinstalled Macnut R1 then installed zIm32 . I did not factory reset and my quad score is still in 1040 area . Is the lag fix in kernel 31 ?
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
@eugene - Many of us (myself, at least) can't even troubleshoot a kernel like you're doing (or trying to do). So, you've definitely got my respect. :cool:

@Argusi - Agreed! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Eugene by any chance can you add 600mhz to the list of frequencies because when I put 400mhz for screen off it crashes and 800mhz is a little to high but either way nice work! Keep it up, because I wouldn't be able to do any of this.
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Browser lag on this rom is driving me insane .
[Vibrant Android Development] miyaki84:
keeps getting force close on swype :(
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Flash something else until this rom gets fixed by Eugene. It may take a while to fix, no offense but Eugene is working really hard but the ROM base is just a mess, understandable because it is not meant for our hardware.
[Vibrant Android Development] rudeguy:
there is an easy fix: use a different ROM
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Im gonna deal with it . Ill flash his new release thats due tonight .
[Vibrant Android Development] TR88:
Status bar is an issue as well, was working fine but now I can't pull it down all the way, it'll come like half way but that's the best I can get.

Sorry but for now I think I'm going to use one of bionix's roms. All I have to do is flash the 2.1 kernel then the rom right? Also will it wipe my internal memory when I do so? I know it'll wipe my apps.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
So, I found some issue's with the Floating points, this alone has increased battery today.. Kernel #38 is a bit better, no lag at all & I got 11hrs on 40% of battery with light use of the phone today.. Still making changes to the kernel source & hoping to have something solid soon... If I could get help from a true kernel person like Jac or Team Whiskey this might go faster... But all in all, I have to learn by trial & error so either way I'm learning :D

I'll keep you guys / Girls Posted & hoping for a release tonight..

Currently charging battery for Kernel #39

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
After reconditioning battery, I charged completely to 100, pulled it off the charger, went to bed, woke up and was at 60% battery, was at 6% by noon. macnut_r1 #31

Eugene, those of us getting horrible battery life, do you need anything from us?
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
It's official!

i'm getting rid of my G2

and coming back to the Vibrant!!!!!!!

YaY!

I missed being able to flash Eugene's latest stuff

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Great work . Cant wait .
[Vibrant Android Development] LoveistheGroove:
Eugene, I know people are driving you batty with questions, but when you release the r2 is there any way you can help with the following 3 things?

1) HSDPA worked with vibrantfroyo_r3 - which is why I flashed back to it - can you please make this work again with r2 tonight?

2) Microphone button in Swype worked in vibrantfroyo_r3 - can you please make it work in r2? I am a dangerous driver anyway without adding texting!

__________________________________________________________________

Got an answer to number 3! Thank you, lorendroll!

3) Can the four "permanent" icons on the home screen either be customizable or at least like they were with stock? I admit I never click on the Contacts icon, but messaging has to be one of the most popular ones. I kinda just wish these were customizable. But forget question 3...

__________________________________________________________________

I know your macnut_1 is a BETTER ROM in a lot of ways, but after experiencing HSDPA with vibrantfroyo_r3 it's like switching from a microwave to a stove! That much difference in data transfer...and the mic button. Why does it work on the extra keyboards on macnut_r1 but not not in the Swype keyboard? Fixes to 1 & 2 will have me flashed "Back to the Future" (sorry, I had to)!

I know it sounds crazy, but TouchWiz is one of the major selling points for me with the Vibrant. I love the colors and UI. Stock Android - blah!

What do you think, Eugene? Can you at least give me some hope for #1 and #2?

Cheers and many thanks to ALL of your hard work. You definitely deserve baby toys!

Billy
[Vibrant Android Development] fileboy22:
This ROM is working great for me cant wait for the fix, if i may ask a genereal question

The Roms that are flashable using ClockWorkMod can they also be flashed thru Odin as well?

tyy keep up great work eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] Kwintar:
For number 3, you can use launcher pro to customize the dock buttons. Also use desktop visualizer to create custom icons. They are both downloadable from the market.

To Eugene thanks for your hard work and sharing with us!
[Vibrant Android Development] lorendroll:
I can manage dock shortcuts easily using customizible grid view in applications page. Do you have problems with this?
[Vibrant Android Development] LoveistheGroove:
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS, lorendroll! I had no idea. You just took 1 of my 3 perplexing questions and made it work! You made my day! Thanks again : )

Billy
[Vibrant Android Development] kennyp987:
i tried to install this about six times and each time it crashes on the X logo....or does the rom take longer than ten minutes on first boot? I really want to install but i pretty much gave up by now i tried installing from fresh installs of JFD, JI2, JI6, BIONIX FUSION. each time it crashed at the X logo

Vibrant - Bionix Fusion 1.1 - JAC's Xmod kernel v1 - ext2 lag fix
[Vibrant Android Development] cwalker29:
dunno why but jpm r1 seem to be alot faster with the j777 kernel. plus on this rom my internet is laggy as hell and everything starting to slow down. it take like 3second for the phone to realize i even press a button. so on that note flashing back to jpm r1 until better.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Likewise. I thought it was flash, so I disabled that... and the browser still freezes horribly. Also having horrendous wake lag at times. And, the whole system has frozen several times as well requiring battery pull, something I've NEVER had to do when not attempting to overclock on my Vibrant.

EDIT: Saw eugene's update about these issues. However, with still no word on a proper data FIX not workaround I suppose I'll have to revert to Eclair. Remind me again why I needed Froyo?
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
Your handle fits you like a custom tailored suit.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kryptyx:
How do we remove the barak373 partition, factory wipe did not do it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Slow50:
Can I flash this over Axura?
[Vibrant Android Development] MStrawder:
Define crashed. It took approximately 5 mins for mine to get past the boot animation when I install. If it's taking longer then 10 mins, then I'd say there's an issue for sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] MStrawder:
I did last night trying the two out.
[Vibrant Android Development] Slow50:
Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Need Kernel Testers... Will be Posting kernel in Post #2..

Working on the kernel Most of the day, can say about battery life, but alot smoother...

Uploading shortly,,
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
i'll test it.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Kernel Now Postedin #2

Now Posted in Post #2

Latest is JPM796!

It's super smooth, but I'm running a new startup script currently that will make it's self into R2 update.. I'm really trying to get a good / stable & fast kernel before tackling anything else..
[Vibrant Android Development] option94:
Does this include the data fix you mentioned to barak?
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
It's a Service.jar / Framework.jar issue... Trying to find the issue with it...

But no!, I posted the tmp fix a few pages back. get the xda Power app from the market..

Open app, then....

Root features > 2G/3G: Enable ( turn this on )

I did however change the battery low to 15%

reboot afterward.. But, it's not needed.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
thanks for adding all the kernels to the 2nd Post

:)
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
The new kernel is for the JPM R1 rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
no? just the name of the file.. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Thanks for the clarification .

Flashing now . (:
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Please let me know your thoughts..
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
So... me being the noob that i am, i think ive managed to brick my phone tryin to flash one of the new kernels, just stuck at the boot animation and vibrating every now and then lol, so because im a noob can i get a simple yes or no answer from anyone, after searching the forum i think i have to use odin and flash back to stock jfd? if thats right please let me know so i can get to it, the joys of being a noob, give me a broken iphone, xbox 360 or ps3 and easy fix........ an android phonr....NO lol
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
You needed to wipe...
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
ty sir, im still tryin to get used to this, and i suppose this is how we learn....with stupid errors, love your roms ty buddy
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Same is happening to me Eugene .

Steps i took:

I did a wipe/factory reset

then flashed JPM796

Im stuck at boot screen

was i supposed to wipe after ?
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
i thought i had done the wipe but when it didnt work i thought it may have just been me doing something wrong
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
well I guess im gonna try JPM777 till I here from you Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
I think I posted the wrong one.. Let me check..

He's the one I'm using...

JPM796.zip

You must wipe data/factory reset in CwM Recovery after reflashing.
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
meanwhile im going to flash back to 32 so i can move over the correct one when you upload it .
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Awsome downloading it now . Ill let you know how it goes .
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
sorry to be a pain folks, but how do i flash back to 32? as i cant get the phone out of this boot animation, any help would be appreciated
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Hold power and volume buttons untill you see GT I9000 then let go of power to get into recovery . Then reinstall packages . Wipe/factory reset then flash 32 .
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
ty so much :)

says installation aborted........ feck!
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
oh god...... j/k

1. get into recovery

2. reinstall packages

3. wipe/factory reset once in CWM

4. install zip from sd

5. choose zip from sd

6. flash 32

7. once it loads mount delete old JPM796 load new one and flash it