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[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
I'm getting the occasionally freeze on the 1Ghz kernel. I believe it's due to the UV because Pandora freezes after 5 minutes for me now. For reference, Pandora never froze on me when running 100-1000Mhz on JAC's kernel (didn't even need to set min to 200 like most people).

I'm testing out different minimum clocks in SetCPU, will update with results:

100Mhz = Crash ~5min

200Mhz = Crash ~3min

400Mhz = Crash after I recieved a text

Should I logcat up until the freeze? Or is that unnecessary?

EDIT: Setting it only to 1Ghz seems to be stable so far...
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Here is the simplest method. Make a FULL nandroid of your phone as it is now. Make sure you have the zip file containing your version of bionix and preferred kernel. So for example download the bionix 191 with stick kernel file.

If you need to revert simply re-run the bionix 191 with stock install and then restore your nandroid.
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
Thank you so much. This was super helpful :)
[Vibrant Android Development] S4BRE2121:
I flashed this but it hung for a long time till I pulled the battery, when I restarted the phone it fired up fine.anyway I can check to make sure it took?

Wanted to add I did see the large blue text that comes up when flashing the bionix rom
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
I've read that its good to flash back to stock if we're having any problems. I figure I'll flash back to stock before I flash Bionix Fusion w/ Core zMod kernel when their available as a combined .zip.

My question is: Does stock mean JI6 or JFD? (Or which is better for this purpose?) If it matters, I prefer the JI2 modem for battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Stock for me means the original JFD from the original odin file with the original 512 pit file and re-partition checked (about the only time you ever want to check re-partition)
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
JFD is usually considered stock. If you really want to be safe, backup all your data on the internal SD and check "repartition" in Odin. This will wipe your phone completely and give it a fresh start.
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
Thanks guys, and am I correct to understand that checking repartition in Odin will not wipe the internal SD or the external SD?

Is there anything that I can flash through CWM or Odin that will wipe the internal SD or the ixternal SD? (Anything I need to be aware of?)
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
repartitioning wont mess with your personal stuff on the sdcard. photos and stuff should still be there
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
richan90

will repartition also take care of ext2 (due to lag fix) partition, if there is one?
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
Yes, everything will be formatted.

Edit: except the SD cards of course.
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
kangxi thank you :)
[Vibrant Android Development] dsuycott:
Gawd!!! just flashed the kernel after stock Bionix 1.9...no voodoo, first Quadrant score was 2740... Sick
[Vibrant Android Development] Karooluss:
Yesterday I uploaded clear XWJPA ROM. I'd like to set up this kernel. Shood I root before?
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
just tried this, and this works. It would usually freeze with I didn't have setcpu
[Vibrant Android Development] Michaelr219:
yes... but you forgot to tell everyone how youre using OCLF...

lol
[Vibrant Android Development] uninvitedguest:
Yeah, this one's a no go for me. Locks during media scanner or when viewing app drawer :(

Edit- Lol, to reinforce this, it locked up on moving the puzzle piece. Going to try and clear caches.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
You can send it via bluetooth and then move it to sd.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
So true!Quadrant scores are over rated measurements.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
This kernel flies when locked at 1Ghz haha.. but for battery sake I reverted to JAC's for now.
[Vibrant Android Development] uninvitedguest:
:( 1ghz kernel freezes too. Back to jacs and voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] strictlyrude27:
I tried to flash the 1.0GHz kernel over the 1.2GHz, and I'm boot looping. Hardware buttons don't seem to work to boot into recovery. Am I stuck using ODIN to reflash? What happens to the stuff on my /sdcard ?

EDIT: Hmm. Damndest thing: while booting my virtual machine (I'm running Linux) to get to ODIN, I just kept trying to get into recovery - and somehow I did. Reflashed the 1.2GHz kernel and all is right with the world.

So I take it we need to flash to stock kernel BEFORE flashing the 1.0GHz?
[Vibrant Android Development] matt_stang:
Been using this kernel at 1.2Ghz for a couple days now on fusion 1.1 and it's got great speed. Hasn't frozen one time
[Vibrant Android Development] gunks:
Just installed the 1.2 kernal. Ran Quadrant, started off fine and then at 11/12 - Video Decoding it gets stuck and wont move. Mind you, the phone still functions at that point and I can back out. I have no SetCPU, also running Bionix Fusion. I have tried rebooting, reinstalling, nothing worked. Any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] rpesigan6:
does this kernel work on eugene's hybrid rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Gunks:

Reflash Bionix. I had the same issue a few days ago. Let me ask, if you play music in your library, does it hang? The other thing I saw was the YouTube videos were flaky. Reflashing fixed everything for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] ZombieDude00:
Awesome kernel my battery life is appearing to be longer as well. Way to go Team Whiskey donation coming next pay day.
[Vibrant Android Development] ocfury:
This happens to me to, I simply skipped the the next step after reboot and it worked

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
This kernel has only been tested on Bionix Final and Fusion roms. We are not responsible if something goes wrong with your device if you try it. But with that said, I am curious to know if it works. lol ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] gunks:
Thanks. I think I'm going to wait till the next version of Fusion to flash again. I can live without knowing my Quad score. I havent played music or Youtube vids so I couldnt tell you.
[Vibrant Android Development] wondringsoul:
I am eager to flash this myself, but am hesitant due to the fact I shelled out $30 for a ffc and need a kernel that will support it. If i could get core with ffc support, that would be well worth donating for. Other than that, great effort team whiskey.
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
Just Odin'd to JFD, Titanium/CWM/LauncherPro backups were intact on internal sd (and on my computer :) ).

I'm waiting for my donator status on TW forums to be refreshed to get core z4mod kernel.

While I wait should I go ahead and flash Bionix stock, or is the z4 kernel built into the ROM in the beta section?
[Vibrant Android Development] rpesigan6:
flashed with eugene's latest hybrid rom and this **** flies like butter! great job. any update on v2?
[Vibrant Android Development] S4BRE2121:
Very nice confirmed its flashed and its working nice
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
My battery life has been great when locking it on 1ghz lol.

Sent from the speed demon
[Vibrant Android Development] glitterballs:
Any idea when the source will be published so we can compare what Team Whiskey has done to what was done with JAC & Kingklick's kernels?

And what governor specifically was used? Team Whiskey didn't write an entirely new CPU governor did they?

And what are your suggestions to people who actually want to underclock for better battery life?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
Just about 2 days on the oc kernel and no issues. Battery life is amazing.
[Vibrant Android Development] fit333:
Wohooo

Sent from my oclf SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] tording99z28:
I just installed Fusion 1.1 on friday with the stock kernel and now I want to upgrade to this 1.2 Ghz kernel but I don't want to lose my apps or anything. How can I do a backup of everything so I don't lose anything when I do the flash?
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
Another battery use update. 16 hours with light to moderate usage battery at 50 percent. Using the original kernel and Ryan's OCLF and Bionix 1.9.1. Quidrent score 2702. Showed my phone to verizon salesman who owns a fascinate and he was truly amazed. Keep up the great work team whiskey Can't wait to see what to do with froyo.

Oh and I haven't seen a single crash or reboot.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Lol ok I just assumed it would be bad.. but I'll give that a try tomorrow!
[Vibrant Android Development] Vanilla gorilla:
Truly amazing see no point for anything over 1.2 fast as hell
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
This doesn't wipe data. To be on the safe side backup with titanium backup the same as you would a rom which you should have done on Friday when you installed fusion. I flashed This kernel over JACs OCUV without a problem didn't have to restore a single thing.

Sent from my SGH-T959 using

XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
11hours of continuous music playback, web, 3g and bluetooth connected to a bluetooth headset.

From 100% to 13%.

Minimum brightness. Full volume, typoclock widget, pure black wallpaper.

This is just what need. I forgot my usb cable when i went to work, but a single charge was enough.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
I would suggest a reflash if you can; the other thing it did to me is that sent txts would not confirm as sent for hours. It's some kind of weird system corruption that's not in the kernel itself.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Noticed sombionix' latest signature on here? "Using Bionix 2.2 Black Frogurt"....I kinda think this is a 2.2 Bionix ROM. O.o

Prolly won't have GPS working but it means when the GPS driver is finally leaked, a Bionix 2.2 ROM will be out in like a day since it's already made haha. Exciting. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] briankao1992:
After installing this kernel every time I play home run battle the phone freezes and I have to pull the battery
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I've been having a few freezes here and there, and it's only when I go and access the media folder (SD card, pictures, movies, etc.) It starts to open and then freezes. Requires a reboot. It didn't do it at first, and it happens very rarely.

Anybody have a similar issue?
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Been running great for me all day with the 1.2Ghz core and Fusion 1.1. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Oh...and I un installed Setcpu.
[Vibrant Android Development] offdutyninja808:
Right after I flashed this I went to check the quadrant score and it froze on the planets. I rebooted and everything was fine the rest of the day. Yesterday however, everytime I tried using my navigation, it froze as soon as it began to say the directions. I rebooted and tried another 2-3 times... same result.
[Vibrant Android Development] betasp:
There are issues with this Kernel and freezing. I hope it is something that can be worked out and not something inherit to some devices.
[Vibrant Android Development] tnimoruen:
Hi. Noob here. I'm wondering if I should flash this kernel. I haven't been able to OC my phone yet since it's one of those few vibrants that haven't been able to do so (yet). Does this kernel take cares of the Vibrants that weren't able to OC before?
[Vibrant Android Development] Fedburin:
Sweet - Voodoo is getting a little long in the tooth IMHO.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikey98277:
My results with Fusion 1.1 with Core v1

Quad 1030

Linpack 9.67

Great Work Team Whiskey!!
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
you just need to flash a different kernel because your phone can't handle to voltage at 1.2. (and from this, i assume mine won't either)

Is there anyway you guys could bump the vcore up ever so slightly at 1.2 GHz? i think my phone will work with the speed, just not the voltage, and i'd like to try that out (as it might also help others).
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
I just rested for an hour and now there's a new one? You guys are the best. Haha!
[Vibrant Android Development] Broken:
Stock JI6 kernel for flashing in Clockwork here.
[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
thanks....
[Vibrant Android Development] rembonjaski:
So far so good here.

Running Fusion w/ ext2 lagfix.

Quadrant: 2737

Linpack: 9.759

Good stuff fellas!
[Vibrant Android Development] GalaxyS2k10:
Dude the first post says you don't need setcpu anymore, probably causing problem cuz u have it on
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
We are trying to keep the vcore down as much as possible while retaining stability so we can decrease battery consumption.
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
Is 1.6GHz given up on? Or haulted? What's the story? And the GPU overclock?

Other than that... I'll be trying this soon. Sounds pretty solid.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
This is a kernel, it would replace Jacs XMOD kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
I'm running the Z4 kernel and mod. Safe to say i should revert everything back to rsf right? When you release the Z4 version would I have redo everything or just flash it on top, replacing the Z4 kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
They are releasing this to hold us off of there nice 2.2 build lol ya not low mean people lol I love your teams work !!!!!

Sent from my wavy vibrant ! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Beefvvl:
Cool. I hope I can flash this over the Manhattan Project and Ryanza lag fix with no issue.

I wasn't having any issues with the Alpha until I tried charging while it was still on after 24hrs of battery life for the first time. My battery temp went up to 128 degree's while charging and then when I pulled the plug out the battery was showing 0 still after 2 hours on the charger while I was playing streamed music.

Great work as always Team Wiskey!
[Vibrant Android Development] FRuiTBoOT:
Well time to replace the KK kernel. You guys rock!!!! Even though its been nice having it, change is good mmmm Kay.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
I cannot overclock with JAC's kernel due to instability, what are the chances this kernel will work?
[Vibrant Android Development] lacine26:
I need help dont kno much about flashin new roms on my vb but its rooted and i got tha voodoo v3
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeyinid:
Seriously...

So, and im SURE this is a ridiculous question...but...how do i disable voodoo to use this kernel? I just got my vibrant a few nights ago and its a little...different...than my evo...thanks much :)
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Would it be easy to make a script to do this? I'd like to try it as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
You won't lose any apps or anything when you flash this or any kernel

If you want to backup your apps,use Titanium Backup.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Any news on z4mod project core?
[Vibrant Android Development] dsuycott:
I know that quadrant it's flawed but it is a reference point. I uninstalled oclf before I flashed bionix 1.9, then activated the voodoo fix until I flashed core 1, deactivated it. Ran quadrant after the reboot and that was my score? Checked again to make sure voodoo was deactivated with terminal and it was. Deleted the lagfix deactivation file and still getting similar readings.

What's the best performance tester?
[Vibrant Android Development] jpnelson40:
I had the same problem after flashing the Project_Core_V1 to my Vibrant running Fusion 1.1 Stock, with no lag fixes ever used. In my case any complex graphics (e.g. the Launcher Pro 3-D effect, Video Player) would freeze the system with desktop showing and hardware lights on.

I simply flashed Core1Ghz_v1 over it (after several reboots and tests), and now it is stable again. I didn't try reflashing the 1.2Gig kernel, which perhaps I should have tried first. My conclusion is that my particular phone isn't 1.2GHz capable, but that is tentative.
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
Go to the Team Whiskey website forums and check out the info there. Register, donate, download.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Im not tryin to b selffish or anything.. But im still in highschool with no job...no money...
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
Then wait for the public release. I helped write it and I don't have it. Though I think if I asked they would send me a copy.
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Same here mann, I would totally donate if I had the chance, but I cant.... Soo im going to have to wait it out.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Yea I was asking for updates cause viral said project core v1 with z4mod it will b up today..:p I could b wrong
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
I am waiting your public release I was just asking if there is any updates cause I saw viral's post saying it will b up today..
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
ops double post
[Vibrant Android Development] Yellow C6:
I've been running this kernal since late Friday night with Bionix Final. Zero force close or freezes. I just installed OCLF lagfix as well. I didn't realize what I was missing. Market loads lagfree. Great job guys.
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
With all the effort that Viral and the rest of Team Whiskey have been putting into everything they are working on, several kernels for whatever you feel your needs are and the same with Roms and now rumors of a 2.2 Rom I think we can all wait patiently for a post about an update or V2 or a public release of Z4Mod. As far as donating the minimum is 5 bucks flip the couch cushions, clean your dads car whatever show a little love with the beer/Mt.Dew/whiskey money. Just saying.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I have donated twice now. These guys are being so generous to share their hard work with us all. Please show your appreciation by giving a little back. A little goes a long way when we all do it. +1 on the post above.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mr. Apocalypse:
i have the EXT2 lagfix on my phone....do i need to disable it before i flash the OC'd kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] thursdaddy:
You'll notice whenever ANYONE mentions disabling a "lagfix" its always specified as the VOODOO lagfix. Therefore, the EXT2 RFS is something you can flash over.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Eh, I always remove lagfix before flashing, whether Voodoo or Ext2. Better safe than sorry IMO.
[Vibrant Android Development] MBok:
So I reverted back to the stock JFD Vibrant after running Fusion with the KK kernel and then flashed Fusion again using the Core 1ghz kernel after I re-rooted and all that jazz. I froze within seconds of the initial boot and this happened several times after I removed the battery and tried again. So back to stock I went and then reflashed Fusion but this time using Core 1.2ghz kernel and I've been running that flawlessly for about 6 hours now. Gotta say man, this thing is pretty beastly when it comes to speed enhancements. Gonna recalibrate my battery and see how the battery life is.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
When I disabled the built in ext2 lagfix from the fusion 1.1 rom, I flashed the oc core kernel, and I started having issues with FCs. I did all I could to fix it, but mostly I had to reinstall apps. I downloaded the core with z4mod from the teamwhiskey donator site and gave it a go. I applied the mod script and everything seemed fine. I then tried to do some stuff on the web and the browser started to FC on me. So, I took the advice to start from scratch. First time I had to ever use Odin. I re-partitioned the sdcard and put it all back to stock. Re-flashed the Fusion 1.1 w/core at 1.2Ghz and decided to leave the lagfix stuff to those looking for that extra edge. Everything is running beautifully now. Not a single problem, and I really can't tell a difference in speed when running a lagfix or not. Not saying others can't, just that my brain is probably to slow to processes the microseconds it would save me.

I agree with the above statement in general. When in doubt, be safe. With anything...back up data, start from scratch and use Odin, disable any lagfix before a flash, etc.
[Vibrant Android Development] kanwal236:
gosh i flashed the 1ghz kernel over the 1.2ghz one 3 times now cause i didn't see the phone going into recovery, all i saw was the phone rebooting! After going into android system info (free app) I noticed that it had already flashed the kernel xd

now that's fast! so fast i couldn't see it! haha

great job guys on the kernels, loved the fact you didn't need setcpu anymore, any overclocking that works without an app is far superior to app run overclocking, however my battery life didn't seem very great on the 1.2ghz kernel, but then again i didn't recondition after moving from bionix final to fusion. Gonna try this 1ghz and see how it stacks up to the 1.2ghz, keep up the great work!
[Vibrant Android Development] Mr. Apocalypse:
thanks....gonna disable lagfix...flash then re-enable EXT2 lagfix
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I used odin to go back to stock jfd, than flashed fusion final and the 1.2 core kernel. I still got a lot of freeze ups, :( (used it with and without set cpu) so I flashed the 1.0 core kernel to try it out. No set cpu, still got lots of freeze ups. :( back on jacs oc/uv 1.1 hopefully the future releases will play nice. I'm going to try to odin to stock again including wiping my sdcard and starting over again to see if it still help. The battery life was the best I ever saw on my phone while running core though. Kudos to team whiskey.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
When you said you used Odin before you flashed fusin with 1.2 Ghz core kernel, did you re-partition via Odin? I just wanted to be clear as to whether or not this could be a problem solver for you. I think that is what did it for me. Remember, it does not delete any files from the normal access area of your internal or external sd cards. It only removes the data within the partition that houses the rom and kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] ward360:
Running this kernal without setcpu, I had three random pull battery lockups in 24 hours... On the stock fusion 1.2 kernal with setcpu I had no problems at all.

I installed set cpu with this kernel at 200/1200 and I have not had any problems at all in 24 hours.

Is the uv lower in this kernal? Putting it at 200 on the low side seems to take care of it for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
usually bionix roms need to have the minimum CPU to 200 to be stable.

fusion1.1 and core kernel automatically sets the clock to 1200/100 but there are no problems for me (since friday night). pretty stable actually. i have yet to try playing Asphalt 5 but Nova runs normal with my setup. (too lazy to restore my app backups)
[Vibrant Android Development] fcken_engus:
what is supposed to show in settings menu "about phone" on the kernel section when this is flashed? not sure if I got it running...thx!
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Not trying to flame... just a reminder to keep the language clean as per the forum rules and the fact that people of all ages use these forums. Thanks.:)

Edit: Looks like you already made the edit before I posted this. Thanks again.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Mine shows "kernel version 2.6.29," but I flashed it with the Fusion/core package this time. Not sure if that would make a difference, but if you only flash the kernel, it might not update that information.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
if you get blue text while flashing using clockwork, it installed.

but regardless, mine says:

Baseband Version

T959UVJI2

Kernel Version

2.6.29

Build Number

ECLAIR.UVJI6

not much there actually. you can use SetCPU to check the kernel.

in the INFO tab, it should say

Kernel

Linux Version 2.6.29 (morfic@othris) (gcc version 4.3.1 (GCC))

#44 Fri Oct 29 13:55:19 CDT 2010

#44 i think is the build (or compile) number when they are testing the kernels.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
yeh, sorry moonfire, i kind of lost it then regained it. lol