yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
i was this close to flashing the new kernel then i saw "null" in the link in the search bar on my browser. so i thought Eugene messed up some where. come to find out i was right. now downloading from the new link lets see what happen.
[Vibrant Android Development] TunedFish:
Same thing but I just reverted to #32. No big deal I only lost contacts and account info.
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Hate to be the one to give bad news but same thing .

edit : just saw post #2 "wipe after flash kernel" but still not taking
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
as soon as i hit reinstall packages it says installing then install aborted, wont let me do anything......yes im a douche, before you think it, i know lol
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
yea your going to have to flash with odin to JFD or JI6 then try again .
[Vibrant Android Development] tweezit:
same for me I did a wipe and still no go. :)

No rush though as I can flash something else till it gets figured out :)

edit: to clarify it just keeps rebooting on logo.
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
thanks for your help buddy, gives me a reason to use odin for the 1st time lol god help me
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
just get the drivers for your phone you could find them in the bible . I use odin 1.3 but 1.7 is out i think but i never used it .
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
For me 1.7 shows virus I would stick with 1.3
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Ya 1.3 is really reliable . It never Froze up on me .
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
thanks for the advice im all back to stock, ty again :)

oh and i used 1.7, was showing no virus and was back to stock in 2:13 seconds
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
Well Eugene the tester did there jobs and all i can is both jmp796 kernels you posted crash on the X boot animation.
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
He's working on it just flash back to 32 meanwhile .
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
I know im back to imz32. im just waiting for the master rom maker to do his thing. can't wait!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
does anyone know how to recondition the battery?
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Drain the battery all the way (until it dies) .

Charge it all the way with the phone off .

Once its full go into CWM advanced and wipe battery stats . (with cable still plugged in)
[Vibrant Android Development] Daddy_617:
Lol ohh snap scrizz is back on the vibrant hehehe... anyways can't wait to test out this new kernel thanks eugene! For all your work :)
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Tried the XDA SuperPower app with these settings. Did nothing. Still have NO DATA after switch between EDGE and 3G.
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
thanks alot
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
LOL

the only thing i brought was more grief and straight talkin.

;)

I'm not dev, I just like to help.

:(
[Vibrant Android Development] qreffie:
Wow, usually I'm jealous of everyone in earlier time zones and people who get off early since they get to flash all the new roms and kernels first, but for once it's to my benefit that I was still reading about 10 pages behind. Can't wait for this kernel to get locked down though. I can defiantly wait a few more hours/days.
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
Eugene, maybe you can incorporate Zeam launcher as the main launcher or at least make it an option. It is so minimalistic that it makes this this ROM fly!! Also is it possible to do the multiple lock screen feature and/or incorporate the power/recovery options in the power menu. Just requests, I know you got lots of work going on. These requests would just make this ROM BEAUTIFUL! If you don't want to incorporate a different launcher, could you or someone point me in the direction on how I remove touch wiz completely. Thanks and keep on doing what your doing bro!
[Vibrant Android Development] dsala:
Stock lock screen???

Does anyone know how to get stock froyo lockscreen on this Rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
You can download the launcher2.apk from the link at the top of the op. Most of the features you are requesting are products of Team Whiskey's roms. Just remember they are a team and Eugene is one person...let him get the rom fully functional before we start asking for bells and whistles.
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
You might even be more excited if Samsung announces that the Nexus S (aka Nexus 2) will ship with 2.3 Gingerbread and be available on T-Mobile. If the rumors are correct, the hardware is very close to our device. November 8 isn't too far off. The HTC phones like the G2 may be close to last in line to get a port of this upgrade while the Galaxy S line might be among the first. Who might lead that charge? Certainly not the CM6 team, but more than likely our very own Eugene! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
Why? Why do people hate TWlaucher so much, i ****ing love it. This is one of the reason why i love this rom so much. I think Multiple lock screen feature would be nice.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
You do realize gingerbread is supposed to have no vendor specific launchers at all right... all plain and uniform, at least thats the rumor
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Just got up, booting into linux to build a new zImage..

Hoping this will solve the issue's of the boot Freeze, Had a long day might just have uploaded the wrong file..

Update should be for tonight... Mainly due to I'm very happy with battery life and no Lag at all...

brb shortly with a link :D

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Eugene,

with all these new kernels to test can we use Either JPA or JPM as the base or are they specific to the JPA build.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Found the issue.. I forgot to make changes to the init.rc

Sorry about this guys :o

These kernel's I'm putting out can be used with JPM / JPA without problems

make clean

make def_config

make -j4

:D :D :D :D :D
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Thanks,

I love your stuff and didnt want to invalidate your good work by testing wrong. I have a preference for the jpm myself so good to know I can use the new kernels with it.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Okay guys, please try this one out...

Latest Test Kernel.... Testing new Features & Battery life..

JPM797.zip

I wont be Posting updates until I get feedback from people at least running this for 6 to 9 hours..
[Vibrant Android Development] option94:
What are the new features?
[Vibrant Android Development] numberoneoppa:
Guess I'll have to get it on there, then. Flashing now.

Have a changelog of any sort?
[Vibrant Android Development] cobra85ec:
JPM797.zip

just finish flashing JPM797.zip now im stock on boot screen.... it vibrate than reboot... any help..?
[Vibrant Android Development] numberoneoppa:
Get back into recovery, wipe everything, and then try again. If that doesn't work, odin back to stock and then install this ROM again.

On that note, still waiting for mine to boot up. :P (edit: up and running - doing first reboot now, then I'll use titanium to restore apps, then reboot again, then hopefully we'll see it running well.)
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Mine wont boot with new kernel either. I loaded JPA, did a factory format, loaded just rom manager from market then loaded new kernel and it boots to splash screen, vibrates twice and starts the spash screen over again.

Adb still responds so am able to get into recovery but the new kernel is a no go.

Gonna try clearing caches again from recovery
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
I completely understand. I merely wanted to point out some things he may consider for future releases. Launcher2 isnt to much my style and I think it lags a bit and its not very customizable. I appreciate your feedback. Who knows what the future holds for this ROM, but I'm loving it so far. I'm perfectly fine with how things are going so far, I just wanted to give some feedback which may improve the ROMs speed and functionality in the later releases. Thanks for your input! This is my favorite ROM out to date. Keep doing what you do Eugene. Much appreciated..
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
It lags a bit on my end. All I said was that zeam runs fast as hell. I didn't post it cause I hate touchwiz, it has just been A LOT snappier. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] mikespy:
Mine loaded the new kernel fine with no issues thus far..
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Ok I finally got it loaded. Here is what I did please be aware I am sure there are faster and easier ways but this is what worked for me.

Removed my sd card and factory formatted the phone via phone code

*2767*3855#

Loaded JPA build

Factory format *2767*3855#

Loaded new kernel

Phone got stuck booting up

Went into recovery with adb and cleared cache and did yet another factory format

This time it booted and in details I get kernel #45 hope this is right

Did one last factory format *2767*3855# just for good measure

Starting to load up apps and test now
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
I'm waiting for a bit more feedback as I've had very bad issues with previous kernels. Kernel #32 baby!
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
What steps did you take?
[Vibrant Android Development] mikespy:
I just wiped before i loaded kernel. I also wiped battery stats and flashed zip. Rebooted. Signed in gave it about 5 minutes then rebooted again just in case. No problems thus far.
[Vibrant Android Development] numberoneoppa:
I also have no problems getting the new kernel up and running (installed onto JPA Macnut R1).

The IO in quadrant seems to have gotten worse. I was pushing 1000 but I'm back to 950 on this release - the IO test takes forever.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
996 quadrant and 13.3 linpak

When I power off the phone with cable plugged in it never completely shuts down

Still seems sluggish but much improved

Going to try JPM and new kernel as that build just seems to work better for me or at least has in the past
[Vibrant Android Development] gagb1967:
You can download any launcher you like from the market, is not like it has to be included in the kernel or anything like that!
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Agreed I have zeam in my daily driver for both my 2.1 roms and my 2.2 Just load it over whatever the dev has included and set as default.
[Vibrant Android Development] zc4life:
PRoblem

Only Problem I have is that it won't shut down completely if usb/charger cable is plugged in.
[Vibrant Android Development] gagb1967:
Up and Running

From Macnut R1 Kernel 32

JI2 Radio

Went into CWM recovery

Factory Reset/Wipe Cache/Wipe Dalvik

Install New Kernel

Restart

Let it sit for about 4 minutes

Google Sign in

Shut down

CWM

Factory Reset

Wipe Cache

Wipe Dalvik

Restart

Let it run for 4 minutes

IT's running smooth no problem so far

(no lagfixes or anyting extra installed)

LinPack 13.91

Quadrant 1002
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
@Eugene - I saw that SuperCurio was talking about a JPO build (better than JPA/JPM?). So, I did a search here. There consensus seems to be that it's smoother than JPA. I'm curious now whether it would work with your latest kernel? Care to try it? Seem to only be ODIN flashable ATM.

More info in these threads...

JPO vs JPA - What's different?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=824088

[ROM][FROYO]New FROYO Online! I9000xxJPO/JPP European

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=823635
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
I was thinking more of removing touch wiz and only having zeam as the primary default launcher. I would love to remove twiz completely and use zeam only. Is this a possible task? I know twiz isn't running but I have ocd I guess.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Is it possible, probably they have done things like this in 2.1 but what I have found is that removing the twiz launcher adds to the complexity of what can go wrong significantly so why do it?

Also If i am not mistaken the "replacement" launcher needs to be recoded a little (i think i could be completely wrong) and if thats the case everytime a new version came out it would have to be recoded
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
Yea those were my thoughts as well. Just curious. It was just an idea. I hope people don't bash me just for starting what I thought would be a post to consider down the line.
[Vibrant Android Development] Samcrow:
Macnut R1 with new kernel #45 (JPM797)

Quadrant score 1006

Linpack 14.38 mflops

I wiped everything before installing new kernel, took about 4 minutes to boot up. Let it set for about 15 minutes then rebooted and waited another ten minutes and rebooted a 3rd time before proceeding to restore settings and apps.

I've noticed it is a lot smoother than #32. No issues yet, been running for close to 3 hours. My data 3g still acts a little funky. Eugene, do you still recommend using the xda power app to enable the 2g/3g on this kernel? Thanks for your hard work!

Edit: having same issue as others worth phone not powering down all the way with charger plugged in; just sits on black screen with soft menu keys lit up.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Ok just my 2 cents on JPM vs JPA as you know I have posted that in the past I have had better results with JPM. Well apparently the differences were not in the JPA vs JPM as to me they appear to run identically. Linpacks, Quadrants and even my personal feel running each with the new kernel, no difference at all.

As the kernel matures I am sure it will only get better and better but I see absolutely no reason (my personal opinion) to revert back to JPM.

That said please dont flame me for talking about JPM in this thread as it is relevant to this thread and relevant to the kernel eugene is testing in this thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
I think this post was plausible. I see where your coming from as I share the same view.
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
The speed for the jmp797 kernel speed is 983 and a 13.602 without any lagfixes. Like all of Eugene's roms i flashed intalling lagfixes is not possible so im satisfied with that and its pretty smooth too. Especially with touchwiz and we all know touchwiz is a ***** when it comes to lag.
[Vibrant Android Development] cwalker29:
well like i said early i flash macnut r1 and about 15 hours later the phone was non usable. for me jpm r1 with the jpm777 kernel is DA BEST 2.2 ROM combination out.. if you haven't tried it yet you are missing out.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Post battery results only on new kernel please.
[Vibrant Android Development] zc4life:
JPM all the way

JPM is faster...after u install the oclf lag fix v1+ this thing is smooth...i mean anything, flash, apps, games, its just realy fast...JPM got issues like u cant install the oclf lag fix. My 2 cents :)
[Vibrant Android Development] zc4life:
JPA** misspelled the second time
[Vibrant Android Development] ImHavenHart:
Double Tap Doesn't fit text to page????

Love this ROM and love Eugene's hard work, gonna donate as soon as I have some money, support is so important. So here's my question, double tap is working differently, is that how Froyo is or is that specific to this ROM? When I double tap it does not increase the text and fit to page, it increases text but doesn't fit it to page, so I have to scroll side to side to read stuff. I take the train a lot and read on the train while I listen to music so the double tap feature is really important to me. Is there a setting I can use to make the text fit to page when I double tap, that's the way it works on the other ROMs.
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
Agreed. This is what I'm running. Haven't been able to best it yet (battery life aside). I'm curious if the JPO I posted about here will finally be able to best it...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8929568&postcount=509

EDIT:

Oops. Sorry, will do. :o
[Vibrant Android Development] numberoneoppa:
@eugene:

Okay, will do. Waiting for it to get to 100% first. Is it me, or does the Galaxy S take a hell of along time to charge from your standard USB2.0 port? I might rig up my own usb charger with 3x current.
[Vibrant Android Development] zc4life:
BAttery on new kernel

Kernel 797 battery is actully a lil better, plus my phone is running like a beast...i realy like it eugen...its smooth as hell :)
[Vibrant Android Development] hackman17:
I'm also curious about JPO, epakrat75, it does seem like it might be worth looking into at some point. Anyway about to odin my phone after last night's JPM796 issue and then test JPM797. :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] diazf09:
This latest update macnut_r1... flash player isnt working... Also kept losing data connection... Reverted back to previous build seems to be the best "bug free" rom that there is?... Also heard that the official froyo update will be rolling out on nov.11... Any truth to that.. Wish we could have these gps drivers!
[Vibrant Android Development] gagb1967:
Less Banding?

I just installed the last froyo kernel update from Eugene and I notice that there is much less banding and not at all at daylight as well as better quality in FFC

Attached pics taken from FFC Vibrant and not mod vibrant.

I always see at least some banding, now no difference @ daylight that i can notice.....

Still banding in darker areas

Well posted in wrong Thread but it is related.

Did you change something in this kernel related to voltage in cameras?
[Vibrant Android Development] lorendroll:
diazf09, you could have reinstall flash player to make it work.
[Vibrant Android Development] cwalker29:
What I did to fix the double tap problem. Was go into market and download the dolphin browser hd. My double tapping is back and better then ever lol
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
On JPM797/Macnut R1 . Seems way smoother .
[Vibrant Android Development] jumaaneface:
in stock browser setting click on the check box for auto fit pages...
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
tried reinstalling flash and rebooting nothing is working?

ALSO has anyone noticed contacts FCing? I flashed Macnut r1 then 777 in clockwork with no reboot between flashing 777... something is screwing up contacts.
[Vibrant Android Development] innerlogic:
I flashed the new kernel just about after it was posted today. So far, I'm at about 77% battery life as of 3:30 EST, which is MUCH better than it was with the earlier kernels but not better than it was with 2.1. It is great progress so far though. However it should be noted, I only left Wifi on and a few apps running in the background, so I'm not sure how it would be if it was used all day.

I also should note, where with the earlier kernels the display would be the highest battery drain (even when it was not on), now it's back to much more reasonable levels, so that may be why it has improved.
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
.....sorry which roms/kernals are you using for this?
[Vibrant Android Development] smitty1:
I keep getting a error message saying "can't open cache update.zip"

I am using clock work to install the rom, also I can't seem to find the original update.zip that was on the phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] numberoneoppa:
I also noticed this.

82% at 1h 28m. Light usage. Battery not reconditioned.
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
That looks like battery drain....
[Vibrant Android Development] numberoneoppa:
Yeah, but I want to give it a few more hours. It seemed to go from Full to 93 in a matter of minutes which means it might not have been as full as it thinks it was.

Drain seems to be slowing down. We'll see.
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
what is your setup as far as rom versions and kernals go?

does flash in the browser work? my contacts fc or these roms with kernal 777 ?
[Vibrant Android Development] billydroid:
Macunt_r1 w/ jpm797. This is running absolutely great! I have not re conditioned yet, but the battery life noticeably better. Good job man! Im gonna buy you some pepsi.
[Vibrant Android Development] numberoneoppa:
Macnut R1 + kernel 45 (JPM 797).

I have no issues with my contacts, but I also only use google contacts.

Flash is working.
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
how did you flash the kernal? in clock work i flashed macnut r1 and then flashed 797 and got a bootloop?
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
My last post was ignored....so im gonna ask again. Do mms's show up clearly on jpa, because on jpm, every time I got an mms it would be very blurry and grainy.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
not sure if this is of any use to anyone... but here's a link that supercurio put up on twitter:

http://github.com/project-voodoo/samsung_ramdisks/tree/master/froyo-i9000xxjpo/
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
The new kernel is working flawlessly. Accompanied by OCLF v1 this runs amazing. This is literally soo smooth, no lag at all. I know I said it before, but excellent work Eugene.
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
I TOO! have blurry crappy mms pics....its from an iphone so it shouldnt look like it came from a POS with jpm
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
I know its so smooth, its as fast as my intel i7 core laptop. No joke!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
you can use the one click lag fix but it flashed a kernal that screws up what eugene has done....pluuus it doesnt downclock from 1 gh....open setcpu and see..thats why its always so snappy
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
I remember back when the G1 was being hacked for eclair it had the same issue at first, apparently it's an issue with the rom itself, perhaps the mms.apk, idr off the top of my head. But it definitely has nothing to do with the.phone that sent you the mms. It's a bug eugene probably didn't notice or is working on fixing?
[Vibrant Android Development] mjb337:
Do a factory and data wipe after flashing these kernels? Isn't it before flashing or both before and after?
[Vibrant Android Development] zc4life:
HUh?

Umm I dont think so, the lag fix isnt doing anything to the kernel, all it does it copys 4 system folders and puts them on a faster read/write system.
[Vibrant Android Development] skater991:
REALLY? because it does go into recovery and flash an update that makes the words blow up huge and blue when kernals or flashed over...CHECK SETCPU!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
Yea I understand that this ROM creates its own data partition but since it isn't completely ready for use I see no harm in using the lag fix. It is so smooth that I could really care less. If it did corrupt anything, I surely haven't noticed yet. If I find out that it's doing something terrible to my phone then I guess I'll have to re-flash. No worries there.. All I know is that this is the fastest ROM I have ever used with a lag fix. Accompanied with Zeam launcher it flys....
[Vibrant Android Development] sader2202:
Yep no worries here too. Our phones are almost unBrickable. And on that note i was wondering is i can flash other galaxy s rom on to the Vibrant like an Epic 4g or a Captivate rom???
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
Just got home,

Battery lasted all day for me.. Had off charger since last night.. Light to medium use, but mainly only used for voice calls.

The Release I'm going to try & put out for tonight does not need a Lag fix installed / nor a Custom kernel.

Lagfix is pre-installed & battery life issue's seem to be resolved with kernel #45

Flash is Fixed as well.. I know there is a few other issue's, but at this time I don't recall them all...

Thanks for hanging in there,

~Eugene
[Vibrant Android Development] deez1234:
MIRRORS:

Macnut_R1

zIm31.zip

zIm32.zip

JPM797.zip

Old Kernel:

JPM777.zip

These may not be needed much longer, but, just in case, here you go!

I also created a mirror for Launcher2

launcher2.apk
[Vibrant Android Development] angry english:
Thanks eugene, really appreciate all your work at giving the community a better phone, after last night I stayed stock rooted and lag fixed and its crap lol now ive tasted 2.2 I want it back, look foward to your release, thanks buddy