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[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
You might find that you don't need a lag fix with fusion 1.1 running on core kernel. I don't need it and my phone runs real smooth. To answer your question, if you saw blue text on your phone in big blocky letters saying something about updating, then chances are you did it correctly. You can also go into settings/about phone/ kernel version and it should say 2.6.29.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
just finished a race with asphalt, taking pictures, recording a 15 minute video, and looking up my gallery. no lockups with fusion 1.1 and core v1. it's my fourth day using it now. battery life is average though.
[Vibrant Android Development] StefanB86:
Follow the steps below to disable voodoo and then read first post (OP) to install the Kernel, all steps are there.

1. Download the attached 'disable-voodoo.zip' flashable deactivator.

2. Load file onto your internal sdcard

3. Reboot into clockwork recovery and select 'install zip from sdcard'.

4. Select 'choose zip from sdcard' and locate the deactivator file.

5. Select the file and flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Apparently, it's based on the old kernel, so backward support files are necessary. Just tried to flash it from ji6 and got stuck at the vibrant screen. Recovered with the stock ji6 kernel no problem though.
[Vibrant Android Development] Call_Me_Creep:
I got the Red Bull, LOL
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Never-mind, already answered..
[Vibrant Android Development] tissimo:
Any chances that you will implement the RFS I/O fix that Eugene and Barak have in their kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] kwbdc:
The only bug I've encountered so far is that the phone freezes when I try to run the benchmark in neocore. Has anyone else had that happen?
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Crashed consistently 30 seconds after boot. Probably because my CPU can't handle the overclock.
[Vibrant Android Development] nhatduongchi:
Thanks!! Just want to verify, I'm downloading right now :)
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
yo bros check this, should help..

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=708
[Vibrant Android Development] chriswallen79:
This kernel feels more speedy than the 1.6 kernel both worked great no issues with either other than ffc support hope to see that in future release thanks for all the awsome work with these roms and kernels

Sent from my BIONIX Infused vibrant with ffc using the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] ELStiko:
Just some clarification.

If I flash this kernel, and if it doesnt work, ie crashes or my phone hates 1.2ghz, I can just flash a different kernel?

I have Fusion w JAC's kernel. So I can just reflash that kernel again and i would be fine?
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
I just did that actually.
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
I would be finding a reason to get that vibrant replaced.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Works fine for me, scored a 55.5
[Vibrant Android Development] ELStiko:
thx. I think i will wait for the Zmod kernel =)
[Vibrant Android Development] JLundberg:
So far all programs are working for me. I haven't tested neocore (don't use it) but my benchmarks are working along with everything else I've tested so far.

It's really fast
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Redbull is for men with vagina's!.........Just kidding! I'll probably have to mix some with the Jager here :cool:in a couple hours.....
[Vibrant Android Development] FRuiTBoOT:
Kernel is awesome!! Super quick, ran quadrant w/out ext2 and got 1102

Linpack was 9.8

I will have to agree with the OP that this is the fastest kernel for the vibrant thus far. No crashes... settings are at 1200max 400min.

Awesome work once again Team Whiskey!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
So there isn't a voltage increase like JAC's OC/UV kernel? or is there an increase but very small?
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
Guess I'll just repeat what's been said

"Kernel is awesome!! Super quick, ran quadrant w/out ext2 and got 1102, Linpack was 9.89

I will have to agree with the OP that this is the fastest kernel for the vibrant thus far.

You guys are rockin n rollin!!"
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
Ill be flashing back to a 2.1 rom for this kernel when it goes back up. I will be flashing the kernel over a stock fusion most likely. Ill be okay.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdubs4200:
Ok sweet man I did see big blue letters awesome dude thank for the quick A

Vibrant Bionix
[Vibrant Android Development] Raw415:
Just wanna thnk da ppl that adviced me to use RyanZA one click lag fix, and I'm glad to say dat my Vibrant is so smooth after installing Fusion 1.1 with Core v1 nd enabling the lag fix. Altho at first (i think an hour and a half) the phone was real sluggish nd could barely open txt/web/music I was about to revert back to the stock kernel nd another ROM i was using, when the sudden urge to use the throne came upon me nd I left my phone in my room, when I returned my phone had transformed to a lighting fast super phone (tru story) I'm really happy with my phone now. Multi-tasking, txts, web nd music almost all taken care of simultaneously. (not saying it couldn't do it before but the transition bEtween the PROGRAMS are so smooth nd barely noticeable). It kinda is a battery hog but can't blame it I seriously kick the shyt outta this phone. Sry it's a long story but Team Whiskey you guys rock!!!

Sent from my

Samsung Vibrant

Fusion 1.1

The Core V1 1.2ghz

RyanZA one-click lag-fix

Using XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] ocfury:
I know for a fact I have the larger nand not compatible with voodoo, could that be a factor?

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] mmas0n:
Something I had not seen reported yet ... phone freezing up on me during Navigation and requires a forced reboot. Runs everything else fine including hours of Asphalt, Angry Birds, Sims 3, Last.fm, etc... Sometimes, these freezes also include fixed graphical artifacts much like you see when overclocking or undervolting a desktop GPU.

When I use the Core kernel, I always uninstall SetCPU.

I'm on a trip driving 8 hours each day, so was able to test as follows:

Day 1, Core v1 1.2GHz = 5 freezes

Day 2, JACs @ 100/1200 = 0 freezes

Day 3, Core v1 1.2GHz = 7 freezes

I absolutely LOVE everything else about this kernel. The battery life while in standby is nothing short of amazing. Left it for 10 hours in Flight Mode the other night and didn't drop even a single percentage point. On any other kernel, that would have been up to 20% for me.

Anyway, just posting my experiences. Will try the 1GHz Core kernel next.

As always, thank you Team Whiskey!
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Mine's working pretty good - I would say it's 99%. I have had 3 or 4 random lockups over the last 2 days but other than that it's running great. I am thinking of re-installing SetCPU and setting the min to 200 to see if that solves the problem. Anybody try this yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] ndhr3d:
I am seeing people say they have freezing issues...

+1 for me as well.

I flashed the 1.2Ghz a couple days ago and every time I tried playing Angry Birds it would freeze. It would open the intro screen then a webpage would load and it would download a .wav file then freeze... I would have to reset the phone (hold power for 10sec) to get it back. So I flashed Fusion Stock over top of it wiping all data, flashing Core 1.2 over again and reinstalling the game from the market and it still froze...

I've since flashed Fusion again without Core and it works fine... had to redo all my settings and such, but not an issue for me. I'm going to wait until something more stable comes out before trying again. Especially with people still complaining about freezes.

I'm loving what I've got here though, keep up the work!! V2 soon??
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
For those freezing, have you tried limiting the CPU to 1Ghz? Perhaps your phones don't like the OC?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I never had a problem before with OC, and I believe many other people as well. There has to be a problem within the kernel if you ask me, probably just minor. Most people, as myself, have tried downgrading, but with same results. Sombionix even stated in a earlier post that the new release will be perfected because of some stability issues.

There are way to many reports of freezing to just be a phone issue alone.

This is totaly understanable since it's all new. :)

P.S. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

BTW - I just ODINed back to stock, reflashed everything and blah, blah, blah....see if it stops the freezes.
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
i had been running fusion 1.1 with jac's oc since the day it came out, so i kow my phone can handle the overclock just fine.. it just hates the core v1 kernel for some reason. i'm wondering if it's the frequency management that was built into the kernel. that's really the only big difference i can see here. perhaps if team whiskey can release a version of the kernel without the built in frequency control, then we can give it a go with setcpu. if anything, it can help to narrow down the reasons why this kernel isn't working for so many people

i know the team is saying "it's not our kernel" but clearly it is.. so suck it up, let your ego go, and let's see if we can figure out why
[Vibrant Android Development] peaster3:
Team Whiskey- There is a new donation waitning for you! Thanks for all you do for the community.

peaster3
[Vibrant Android Development] deeoh1084:
i already disabled voodoo lag fix but is it compatible with this kernel? also how to u get rid of voodoo? do i just simply delete the voodoo folder from my internal memory card after disabling it??? thank you
[Vibrant Android Development] iwasblown:
I love core, it make my phone very powerful, i noticed a few things which may or may not be related to the kernal. one, the home back and the rest of the buttons freeze more than occasionly. two, the pull down menu freezes occasionly. otherwise everything else works fine. i hope its not the app planet though. hehe
[Vibrant Android Development] thegreatcity:
I was getting constant freezes on the 1.2ghz kernel, so I switched to the 1ghz. It ran fine for a little bit, but then froze.

I kept trying to reboot, but it was freezing during the Galaxy S bootup animation. I managed to get to recovery through adb, so I guess Im going back to stock for now.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
So assuming that you're running FUSION v1.1 at the moment, and that you're talking about flashing PRoject Core v1, then yes, it's going to work just fine.

About the voodoo folder, yes it can be deleted, personally I left it there just in case.
[Vibrant Android Development] MtJason:
Do you by any chance have the larger NAND that doesn't work with voodoo? Just looking for a pattern. I have the larger NAND and have trouble with OC kernels, and couldn't boot the core 1ghz version. Perhaps others experiencing issues with OC & core 1ghz also have the large NAND?

Also, how long did you try out the 1.2ghz core kernel? I've had issues every time I've tried an OC but decided to give this one a longer test run. I wiped caches through clockwork and tried it for a full day, many reboots, it eventually settled down and started working really good. I also use the one click lag fix and it's really smooth now. Not sure why I even bothered attempting the 1ghz core kernel when this is working so well.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I don't have the larger nand and my phone can't handle the core kernels, I ram them both for about 24 hours each and kept getting lockups on either one. (I used odin to re partition and flash back to stock before doing so). My phone can handle jacs kernels beautifully, so I'm hoping v2 core will play nicer because I love tw's work and would really like to run it.
[Vibrant Android Development] deeoh1084:
thank you! and yes i am currently running fusion v1.1 oh ok.. but which lag fix would u recommend using? voodoo or ext2?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
I don't use any lag fix, that's a personal preference. Core 1.2 is fast all by itself. I know people enabled the built in ext2 lag fix with good results.

You can always flash the stock version and re-apply voodoo.

All comes down on what you like.
[Vibrant Android Development] deeoh1084:
alright thank u good sir!!! i'm going to try ext2 lag fix and see if not i'll just get rid of it :D thanks again
[Vibrant Android Development] rembonjaski:
FWIW, I installed Fusion 1.1 with the JAC OCUV kernel and enabled the ext2 lagfix using the terminal method that someone (I think moonfire) posted in the Fusion thread.

I then installed the Core 1.2 kernel on top without changing anything (did not disable the lagfix). Everything is working great for me - getting Quadrant score of 2800.
[Vibrant Android Development] ward360:
Same here, I belive there is a bug in the core kernel 1.2 and 1.0 Ghz. I am confident they will weed it out. I can run oc/uv on other kernel's just fine. I can't run the core kernel's even at stock clock's without locking up once a day.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Yeah, you can do it with terminal emulator, and my instructions are on post 2701 in the fusion 1.1 thread. However, I would recommend just getting the OCLF (one click lag fix) app and using that for ext2. It is easy. Just install ext2 tools. Then reload boot logo. Then apply the ext2 lagfix. Easy peezy.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
i think some people have but i think the results were mixed. let us know!
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
sup ttabbal, just wanted to reply, but first wanted to say I'm currently using your kernel and I love it. rock solid. battery life is surprisingly good for being stock voltage. thanks for your work!

to answer your comment, I can overclock with any issues. both with Jac's and KK's, but the core I had a few lock ups, all when opening the gallery. Upon reboot, I could go into gallery fine. Tried it about 10 min later and another lock up. I didn't try any games or anything.
[Vibrant Android Development] thegreatcity:
I have no way of knowing now, I never used Voodoo.

After trying to flash back to stock my phone froze during the flash, so Im kind of ****ed right now haha. Heres my topic if you think you might be able to help, Im desperate right now.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=826788
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Never had a freeze/lockup with JAC's kernel + SetCPU.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
dude, your post is insulting to even those that aren't a part of the team. At no point in the last 200 pages has anyone from Team Whiskey said its not their kernel. There are certain things that they are saying are checking out fine (eg: the gps and the call reception) but as far as the lock ups, I dont think you can find a member of TW that would deny there's an issue there.

secondly, you should really check your own ego. With less than 50 posts you shouldn't be *****ing about anything. Be helpful, or goto another kernel. They've already announced version2, so what more could you ask for? Them to publicly apologize for their free work causing lock ups on 50% of phones? Get over yourself.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
I was having my lock up issues without a lagfix, so I'm hoping that the z4mod edition will alleviate whatever issue I was having, since it was so minor. I'm currently ttabbals and its the fastest my phone has ever been. Absolutely no lag, other than when waking the screen up.

My wife on the other hand has a stock vibrant and that damn thing is infinitely faster than mine. it makes me crazy. I want to sabotage it just to feel better about myself...that's sorta contradictory though, aint it?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
The stock vibrant is faster the yours? What?!
[Vibrant Android Development] deeoh1084:
CAN U POST the thread here too please??? unless i can find it first..... thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] rembonjaski:
Per moonfire's reco, you might try the OCLF - but as he said, it's post 2701 in the Fusion thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
well i should rephrase. her vibrant is very responsive. I'm not running an OC kernel atm, so...yah.

I'm convinced she got one of the better phones that are lost in the oceans of crappier ones that Samsung quality control let through
[Vibrant Android Development] wondringsoul:
Just donated, really enjoying core. No problems yet. Would love to see ffc support in a future release. Thanks team whiskey for be awesome.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Haha! Gotcha!
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Today, I will help the needy. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=813001&page=271
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
i've been having lock ups that i cannot replicate cause they happen at random. i didn't get these when i was running bionix + jac oc/uv/voodoo.

this morning it decided to lock up while i was sleeping, so my alarm didnt go off :/
[Vibrant Android Development] deeoh1084:
thank u good sir!!! i was looking for ur post all over the bionix fusion rom thread LOL :D (by searching ur username of course) but this will be so much easier for me!! thank u kind sir!

for some reason when i try to su in abd it says permission denied... strange.....
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Ok, so you need to have your screen on and unlocked when you type su. This brings up the super user app and you need to click to allow permission to super user.

Side note: I have never used adb, but I can read. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] deeoh1084:
yeah it wasn't doing that at first but after a reboot it was asking for permission on my phone and it works now!!! i was just about to edit my reply but too late!! u saw it first LOL but thanks again :D
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I have been running fusion 1.1 with core v1 at 1.2 GHz for over 24 hours now. I have NOT had a single freeze or force close.

I wanted to let everyone know how I have done things, so that there is a base to compare to on a working phone. Then, if you have done all this the same way, and still get lock ups, you can report so I will know I just have the best phone out there.:D And so we know it's not user induced errors we are seeing. Not saying I know better than everyone, but maybe I just got lucky with the way I did things.

1. used odin to flash back to stock with .pit and .tar files (re-partition checked)

2. flashed fusion 1.1 w/ core v1 at 1.2GHz as one package. Waited 10 minutes and rebooted.

3. removed titanium and put pro version on. Restored all apps+data. Did NOT restore any system data.

4. restored launcher pro settings.

5. reconfigured everything else (settings) manually.

51 minutes on voice calls

cell standby says "time on 1d 6h 55 m 31s Time without signal 0%

display has been on for 55m 34s

Battery sitting at 66%.

I do not use juice defender or anything of the sort. I only have wifi and sync on when I am using them. Only game I have played much of is angry birds (about 20 levels).
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
yes, they have said that it wasn't their kernel. after the kernel was first released, they kept telling people like myself (that had problems with it) that we must have done something else wrong because it worked just fine for them. then as more and more people came forward with the same issue, they actually started to say "ok, maybe it is a problem with the kernel" which is why they went back into it to try and fix those issues.

maybe go take a read on the team whiskey forums where this same discussion is also going on in the donator-only section (which i have access to because i support their work.. crazy).. you can find what i'm talking about there.. assuming you're also a contributing member?

my post was never meant as an insult to any member of team whiskey.. those guys are doing phenomenal work with this phone, and i'm enjoying every bit of it. my post was simply asking them to take a serious look at the kernel itself instead of just assuming it was something else going on with person's phone. but funny, because that's exactly what they've started to do.. so awesome for everyone involved.

as for you, well.. i could honestly not give a flying f--- what you think. you're one of those idiots that for some reason thinks post count somehow matters. sorry i don't feel the need to spam all over the place to get my count higher.. i say something only when i feel i need to, or when i have a question about a mod i am about to perform (like when i'm double-checking a mod i made to the z4mod script)
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
How are the devs supposed to fix something if they can't replicate it on their phones? It's not like they have 100 phones to test every release. In my case, I'm running Fusion w/ Core v1zMod, and it's been perfect so far. So IMO it's definitely stable--on some phones.

Have you sent the devs a logcat?
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
would have loved to, but the phone was useless at that point.. but now that i've got it back up and running with a fresh install, we're trying a few different things on it. i'm thinking it might have something to do with their built in frequency controller. never had any issues with any other OC'd kernels while controlling them via setcpu
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
So you want them to figure out what's wrong with your phone remotely?

Why don't you download alogcat so when your phone goes wonky again, you at least have something to show them aside from "Help, doesn't work!"?
[Vibrant Android Development] darksandz93:
ahh okay thanks alot man :D
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
yes, i expect them to fix my phone with their psychic powers.. and i also want them to get me all the sweet channels on my cable box for free too!!11one!

durr..

no, i didn't cry about it.. i just added my name to the list of those that had issues.. since i had no logcat to give, i just told them what i was running, the steps i had taken to install it, and what happened when things started going wrong.

then i just odin'd back to stock and reinstalled the setup i had before switching over to core.. in the meantime i have asked for a slightly modified version of core (basically just asking them to remove their built in frequency controller so i can experiment with setcpu to see if that might be where some of the problems are coming from)

core works on their phone, not on mine.. so i'm willing to experiment with different setups and report back results to try and fix the problem for others.

i'm trying to take steps to help.. i'd appreciate it if you didn't just lump me in with the other "ohes noess my fonez broke!" folks thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Beefvvl:
I hope the update with zmod brings the FFC support back.
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
your signature sure sounds like the people you dont want to be lumped in with.

just sayin...

j.s...

js
[Vibrant Android Development] infared:
when you say ( flashed fusion 1.1 w/ core v1 at 1.2GHz as one package) can you PLEASE help me understand!!! i have been at this since Friday to no avail... ok now first off i am a super noob so please easy with the lube...:) to my understanding Fusion 1.1 is to be flashed with rom manager of course using or tapping the "Reboot into recovery" tab in rom manager... now to install poject core I am using the "Install ROM from SD" tab... that is to mean that i am doing this in two steps for two different scripts... one being firmware and one being a Kernel... so PLEASE elaborate on how I am suppose to in your words Flash as ONE package!!! HELP ME!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Theres a few things were looking into, we may have found the problem thats causing the crashes. It seems to be about a 5% failure rate where it just crashes and burns

Expect 1.1 In the not so distant future, were working hard to bring you the latest and fastest Kernel possible.

(Also, look forwards to a Vibrant kernel made with love as a joint effort by Team Whiskey and Project Voodoo)
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Oooooo goodie!