yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] iTylerA:
Change SetCPU profile to performance. I noticed on conservative, even with it set to 1600 min/max, it would still go down to 100, 200, 400 MHz

Sent from my Samsung Vibrant Overclocked to 1.6GHz. Please excuse my Swype.
[Vibrant Android Development] xavyi:
Amazing work guys. This works great!
[Vibrant Android Development] :
+1 never see it go tio 1.6 lol

Sent from my wavy vibrant ! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Hmmm, maybe because theres a "Search thread" Function right above you, if you have a problem you can search the thread, and it will take you right to the pages your problem is located on. Oh, and if theres a problem, i'm pretty sure it will be repeated numerous of times, so team whiskey already knows the problem.

Not trying to bash you, just sayi.. No wait I am trying to bash you :D
[Vibrant Android Development] ColbyRyptos:
lol except for the fact that most of the people posting in here already flashed the kernel and posted their reviews, and now there is nothing else to be said because the link has been removed so there is no reason for anyone to post "on topic" posts because there is no one else trying the kernel out to post anything about it...

if that makes sense

lol
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
+1

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[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Yah. I'm sick of the stupid questions that get answered a million times because purple refuse to read. If you hadn't noticed I have scaled back my posting a lot lately. Still reading fusion thread and this one, and will occasionally catch up on the final thread, but I've given up on soon feeding people.
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Well anyone want to post it for others? Also you would think they would update the thread subject.
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
you might try some of the first few pages to see if there was a mirror put up...those might still be active...otherwise...i guess your SOL, as my mother would say...
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
I would, but they clearly pulled it for a reason. I'd just wait a few more days until they release whatever they decide is safe for release. I may even go back to JACs or kingklicks
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
+1 jacs = awesome until they get this situated at least x_x

Anonymous
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
True, love JAC's kernels. KK's kernels and my phone don't play nice...at least not for the long haul...
[Vibrant Android Development] ColbyRyptos:
they pulled it because everyones just going to sit here and talk in circles about everythign that we already know and half the people are morons and flash it and then ask why their phone is freezing its retarded..

they did the same thing with voodoo beta1 if any of u remember

:)
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
I really only flashed this for show and then immediately underclocked to 800 MHz. still runs just fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Actually, they removed it to redo the code, and to solve some issues. So stating that HALF the people are morons is pretty obscured, Since the moron didn't read a few pages back :D
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I think you are feeling my pain... I'm glad I'm not the only one.
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
Oh, the irony!
[Vibrant Android Development] hourst2:
I am relatively new to this, but not so new as to not know how to find an answer. That said, I have asked a quick question here and there if it was on topic, or if I could not find what I was looking for. We all have. Some things are retarded, i.e. can I flash this over Voodoo, so I get the frustration. I see it all of the time too and it is frustrating. Conversely, I am not some elitist that wants to exclude "noobs" from this thread, because every one is a noob at some point, and that includes even the best of our developers. Head over to the Android Hacking General Forum and read some of the noob posts from our favorite devs. The only way to help a noob posting a stupid question is to not answer that way they have to hunt elsewhere and a thread does not end up being 10,000 posts long about how one ought not flash over Voodoo. If a noob wants to be lazy or demanding then let them sit and squirm while their phone reads computer!phone. But, if someone is genuinely worried or wants to learn, then help a brother out, or don't, either way the whole point of this open system that we all love is about sharing information.
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Can I give a +100 instead of a +1? :D

Rock on brotha!
[Vibrant Android Development] ColbyRyptos:
i can agree with that but honestly like 1/3 posts are stupid ass questions typically and out of that 1/3 ... 2/3 are the same like 10 questions..... i think they should be allowed to look at everything in the development forum but posting it getting a little out of hand..

IF ONLY THERE WAS A WAY TO MAKE EVERYONE READ THE DAMN BIBLE THATS FULL OF RANDOM CHARACTERS IN ITS THREAD NAME TO GET MORE ATTENTION AND ITS EVEN STICKIED... if only right.. i mean 90 percent of the questions can be found off of clicking that single thread. its pathetic

not trying to sound like an ass but enough is enough lol
[Vibrant Android Development] hourst2:
What you are saying is true. It is really difficult to weigh who to help and who not to help. I suppose, and someone said it earlier, help is a choice and so it does not bode well to give the answer and then say "this has already been answered." And then complain someone asked a question. Noobs should not be afraid to ask a question and get flamed. How many of us preface our questions with "I looked everywhere" or "Sorry if. . ." It does not need to be like that. And noobs can show some appreciation to the devs and those that help in the forums too. Saying things like "can you add a black bar to this" or "can you get exchange off of the email.apk" is, in my book, rude. If I want exchange off of an apk I search for it. It is out there. If I want a black bar then I rewrite the code or change the PNG. I did not know how to do that before, but I learned because I really like and appreciate what is happening here. This problem, and it is a problem, goes both ways.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Here it is, in case any of you are too hard pressed for the time to search for it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=771111

Great, Great source for learning about your phone and how to mod it. Been reading from this thread from day one.

Edit: It gets updated quite often, so make sure to check back often.
[Vibrant Android Development] ColbyRyptos:
well put ! and to end my rant lol.... drum roll... we have a Q &A section... i understand there are few exceptions but that Q&A section is almost useless they might as well call this vibrant Q&A about android development instead of vibrant android development...... lol sorry i had to spit it out.
[Vibrant Android Development] 499:
Originally Posted by 499

No wonder these threads grow to 10,000+... So much off topic b/s. Why bog down a developers thread with it? They put this stuff out to get feedback for R & D, etc. Ok now let the flaming of noob get started. Whats new.. Shame, shame, shame..

Sorry to add to the nonsense whiskey crew. I guess you can tell the whiskey drinkers from the juice boys.

Well I guess you just added to the mess. Hows the pizza with your juice? :D
[Vibrant Android Development] 499:
Originally Posted by 499

No wonder these threads grow to 10,000+... So much off topic b/s. Why bog down a developers thread with it? They put this stuff out to get feedback for R & D, etc. Ok now let the flaming of noob get started. Whats new.. Shame, shame, shame..

Sorry to add to the nonsense whiskey crew. I guess you can tell the whiskey drinkers from the juice boys.

Well it would make sense if they were done but I was thinking they would use this thread to post updates or maybe the beta info.

So whats your favorite pizza toppings?

If that makes sense

lol

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] 499:
I agree but is going a page worth of posts about off topic pizza info just the lesser of two evils? I'm a noob that had a few drinks in me so I guess I'll just go back into my shell and try and keep quiet.

I used to O/C cpu's and was always fascinated on trying to push the processor a step before meltdown. Who would have thought that a phone would be doing the same theory, at these GHZ speeds in the same decade? Amazing. Makes me wonder where technology will be in our grandkids time. Ooops showing my age. Wheres my chilled crown.

I hope they get all the clock speed set and multipliers squared out. I remember a major problem was the memory not handling the increased bus. Caused some funky things to happen. Again a toast to Team Whiskey.

Aloha
[Vibrant Android Development] dsint:
Does anyone have an issue with the time being off?
[Vibrant Android Development] zenlakin:
Bummer, the Manhattan Project kernel has been taken down?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Yes, it has.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Did you get rid of your old Vibrant? I just noticed this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=819551

Would be cool if you could give this a shot and see if it actually worked if you still had your bricked one around :)
[Vibrant Android Development] spimonkey34:
LOL. You're joking right?
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Ok so my first Vibrant could OC to 1.2 with no problems. I put "The Manhattan project" on her and she about **** a brick (no pun intended). I break out a fresh Vibrant yesterday that was manufactured two days after my first and here is what I get. First was HW locked, new one isn't. Both have the smaller Nand.

So from what I see not only can some Vibrants not take OC but for some reason it appears some have limits as to what they will take. I'm wondering if anyone has any clue as to why. My new one has been running Fusion 1.1 w/ Manhattan and OCLF for over 17 hrs without major glitch and never getting more than 103 degrees. To get 103 I was killing birds with pigs while on the charger. Normally it's running 96-98. The only thing I noticed was when trying to reassign shortcuts on doc there is a crazy amount of lag. Everything else seems solid. Obviously Team Whiskey know best so just figured I'd share before I revert back to Jacs w/ Voodoo.

A few quick questions though:

1. Do I have to disable Voodoo before flashing Voodoo even though I don't have Voodoo? If so how do I do the Voodoo?

2. There have been reports of a mystical creature called the search button in this forum. Can anyone point this thing out to me and tell me what it does? Does it "unleash the dragons" per say?

3. I was also wondering if battery life was related to the type of pizza you eat before you condition the battery. Can anyone help?
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Answers:

1. yes

2. yes

3. yes
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
That looks like it could be a page that says "break glass in case of emergency." Nice find.
[Vibrant Android Development] bootsie99:
Come on Moon thats the best you can do? Your not still sour are you? I love reading what you post! I agree almost 100% with your attitude and thougths
[Vibrant Android Development] iTylerA:
+1

Sent from my Samsung Vibrant Overclocked to 1.6GHz. Please excuse my Swype.
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
+1 I really enjoy you letting your frustrations out. It prevents me from doing the same.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
No, I'm over it. I was just giving serious answers to serious questions.;)
[Vibrant Android Development] zenlakin:
Hmm, anyone still have the 1.6GHz kernel they could upload? I would like to give it a shot and see how my phone reacts.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Patience is a virtue. Wait until the devs release it. They pulled it for a reason, and it's their work to share. Not ours.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
The general consensus is that team whiskey pulled the file for a reason so it's silly to keep distributing it. A new build will likely be up in a day or two.
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Here you go. Best of luck to you.
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Good point but I wouldn't want anyone feeling left out.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I want to make one just for the sake of saying I did and that I have it. (my phone isn't hw locked, and my wifes was, but I flashed the fix for that too) I don't really need one, but it's badass none the less. The minds on these forums continue to amaze me.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
+1 You could then have people send you their bricked phones if they don't want to go to the trouble and maybe even make a little cash for being the unofficial vibrant service center for warranty void phones.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
i like moonfire.

i dont like voodoo though.

it bricked my hw locked vibrant. now i have this paperweight i cant send back. at least i have a spare battery and something to practice on when my FFC arrives..
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
https://www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=8a6969895a6171ac6b68

**I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF ANYTHING HAPPENS TO YOUR PHONE!**
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
Have you thought about trying that link the ape put up? You might be able to resurrect that phone.

Edit: if not, you can send it to me, and I'll try it. PM me if you want to give it a go. If I get it working, I'll send it back to you. At your expense of shipping though, of course.
[Vibrant Android Development] Perpetual_enigma:
Let me know you ever decide to sell that brick I might take it off your hands if the price is right.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
oooooooooooo k... i haven't noticed that thread. and i missed Dragoth12's post of the link...

i was hoping for a fix hardware-wise with bricked hw locked phones, you know, like CMOS reset with PCs. and this might be it!!!!!!!!

i will definitely try this out. and save myself 500+ dollars, minus the expenses for materials with this jig. (i opened up the phone too! lolz)
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
I'm pretty sure that can be fixed.

from the Speed Demon.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
See people, in this case, it may literally PAY to READ. Just an fyi.:)
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
You are 100% correct. I have two one of which is hw locked and I'm going to build on of these just for the sport of it. I know the issue has been solved but I always flashed through Rom Manager and just never bothered to take care of the lock issue. I've actually tried to brick my locked phone so I had and excuse to break the seal on the new one. So now that I have it seems fit to flash something through Odin I'm not supposed to like an International rom. Then I will have a reason to use my new device. Wish me luck and I will keep you posted.

I must say this community is the best. I have never learned so much in such a short period of time. I would like to thank everyone here for not only for your support but for a few good laughs.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
generally, your point is true.

but looking at the "main topic" of this thread, we can choose to read or not to read topics other than the main topic. (fixing voodoo bricked phone != 1.6Ghz kernel)

hehe just messing with you moonfire.

thank you to Dragoth for linking the fix! thank you to moonfire for reminding me to go back 1 page!

it will take me at least a week to fix this bricked phone. (shipping)

then i will have 2 vibrants. one used for recording videos of the other. vice versa.

lol
[Vibrant Android Development] iwasblown:
op? can u get me the link for the pack?
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
It's funny because I read the thread about the jig and immediately thought of you because I had been reading this thread and remember you talking about your bricked phone. Keep us updated, I hope it works for you.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
lol thanks!

i guess i talk about it too much, eh?

yes i will keep you guys posted. this is a nice diversion from waiting for either Bionix2.2 or Manhattan (or both simultaneously. almost forgot how to spell that word). lolzzz

BANANAZZZ!!!

onto the hardware store!
[Vibrant Android Development] iwasblown:
it just dawned on me that i might have to use the stock kernal with this 1.6 oc and voodoo.... correct if i'm wrong thanx

ji6 ota
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
Well, I experienced my fisrt lock-up with this kernel since flashing it yesterday... not bad for alpha code.

It happened while on a call. The phone locked up and that was it. One weird thing I noticed is that I completely lost my cell signal.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
??? This is a kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
check this post, it will answer your question:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8860885&postcount=1
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
The 1.6 OC is a kernel of it's own. No voodoo support as of yet as far as I know. Tell me if I'm wrong about these people. I haven't used Manhattan yet.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
you shouldn't even be using this kernel because it makes the phone give wrong clocks.

let alone voodoo+manhattan. lol
[Vibrant Android Development] iwasblown:
i really need to know where the Eugene's JFD/JI6 support package is?
[Vibrant Android Development] iwasblown:
i know this isn't related but the voodoo thread's creator is unresponsive, voodoo won't flash on my ota ji6 either, neither will the 1.2 oc both from jac
[Vibrant Android Development] KellyLewis3985:
http://db.tt/kZ8175E here.
[Vibrant Android Development] M5devil:
As rediculous as this may look, this kernel lags... big time!! I am yet to see it freeze or have a random reboot, it has been working flawless for well over 24 hrs with heavy stress.... but I am going back to Voodoo, until a more stable release is out.

Good work Viralblack and the rest of the team!
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Do you guys smell that? It's the burning smell of the silicons in your phone.

Some people just have to much money to waste.

You don't even know what the kernel is doing, no voltage table, or any other detail modification be listed. In addition, the GPU is also overclocked to an extreme without proper monitoring (no Temperature gauge).
[Vibrant Android Development] iwasblown:
Out here we call people with knowledge god, so thanx god.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Viral had already said it is perfectly safe, and he is one of the devs that can see and monitor all those things you are saying we can't see on the fly....if you don't feel comfortable trusting our devs here feel free to go somewhere else. If you are afraid of ruining your 500 dollar phone why are you even in these forums? 95% of the topics discussed here have the potential to turn your vibrant into a really pricy paper weight...just sayin'
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
LOL. I think that is one of the more funny things I have read on here. Nice one.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
yup, we have to much money to waste. and we're dumb to be using something we don't have to much information about. its not right to "trust" anyone in the internet especially people you haven't met, but its not wrong either.

my vibrant smelled like burning out of the box, brand new. the smell didn't change by the way. same old burning parts smell. (yes, i literally smell every single gadget i buy, bluetooth headsets, phones, my psp, my ds, my cpu coolers, rams, cpus, i smell them whenever i take them out of their boxes.. im not joking.. it's some sort of "ritual")
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Well, I wish viral can publish the stock voltage vs. Manhattan's voltage table. It's not that I don't trust him, but it seems like Viral's definition of "safe to use", is that it will run on multiple phones without freezing or bricking. That's not exactly the same as safe to use on a daily basis.

It's kinda of like those liquid nitrogen benchmarks, you are doing it just to see the number fly while the stability of the hardware comes second.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
In that case, yes you are pretty dumb. I didn't even bother to finish the rest of your post.
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
Well it's a good thing that heat is something you can actually feel. I have had this kernel on my phone for almost 24 hours and heat has not been an issue. Right now my phone is at 84.2 degrees and has not been over 96 degrees.

It's true that we haven't seen any voltage tables for this kernel but I would like to believe that Team Whiskey wouldn't release code that would melt our phones. That being said, I asked Viral if I should remove the kernel for something that is already out there with a proven track record and the answer was that this kernel will not hurt anything so I decided to keep running it.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
I see, well. I am one of those people that's more skeptic, and believe in "I will believe it when I see it", simply put it is a difference in opinion between you and me.

But I read somewhere the temperature reading on SetCPU is actually the "Battery Temperature", seems to match up with other battery monitor program (T-Mobile's My device for example). And as mentioned earlier, no GPU temperature monitor is an annoyance.
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
your first post about this just might win douche post of the year.

lets test this. 82.4*F is what my phone is sitting at right now. i just plugged in the charger, charging should increase the temp, eh? even though the phone is idle.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
2 Words (well, one and an acronym): Alpha RC0

This kernel is in the early stages of development and NEVER meant for "daily use" and was posted as a proof of concept only. It was never touted as anything other than that. Regardless, it was tested as safe prior to release.
[Vibrant Android Development] android53:
There is no way setcpu's temp reading is the battery, put it in the charger max brightness, everything on and get the temperature to 60 degrees celsius, then remove the battery cover and feel the battery, it is stone cold
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
re-read my post and re-read yours, I am only a douche because everyone at Xda seems to be douches. Just blending in.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
I could be wrong, just relaying what I read else where. For some reason, in SetCPU is also shows it as battery temperature under "Info" tab.

Just looking at the facts, again I can be wrong.
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
:D

not to mention, dont our phones also have the "phone is too hot" warning message like iphones do? that's gonna be reading the system temp, not the battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
It is displaying battery temp. Go to your Phone Dialer and type: *#*#4636#*#* and click Battery Information. It will be the same as the SetCPU temp. (May need to refresh SetCPU widget).

Edit: the real question is how the phone decides the temp of the battery. Is it based on the connection point or is there an actual sensor in the battery?
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Probably.a sensor inside.battery like.for laptops.
[Vibrant Android Development] android53:
Im not convinced
[Vibrant Android Development] rizzxx7:
I flashed about 20 minutes ago and so far its been good
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
yep.

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[Vibrant Android Development] demo23019:
quadrant stock JI6 @1.6 no lagfix...nice boost in 2D/3D and Memory performance :D

update

even though i got high scores

IMO doesn't seem any faster in fact seems slower and sluggish

Also 3D apps they seems to be running much slower even though they read higher FPS

i know this is just test version so no complaints