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[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
Core/Fusion/OCLF Slowdown

Not sure where to post this, here or in the Fusion thread.

Have CoreR312/Fusion 1.2/OCLF installed. The combination was Flying for a few days. Now, I have bad, bad lag most of the time.

Tried running Quadrant for what it is worth and it still shows 2800+, but the phone is very unresponsive. Sometimes it takes 5 to 15 seconds to respond to a keypress.

Anyone have any ideas??? Thanks....:(
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
CoreR312/WiFi Flicker Issue

Is anyone else still experiencing "WiFi Flicker" with CoreR312? It is installed with Fusion 1.2..
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
It is a known problem, posted many times
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
Whoops, sorry guys. I had seen it posted many times for Core2 but must have missed the Core3 comments. I actually thought it was supposed to be fixed in Core3....
[Vibrant Android Development] hionbusa:
I did exactly what he did but my quadrant and linpak score are low

1007/9.7

The data write stage on quadrant gets stuck

I tried it with and without oclf ext2 lagfix

Is this normal? ?
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
Core2 and 3 seem to have the problem. Core1.1 does not. I really like Core R3 so I won't be going back. I hide my task bar so it's easy to ignore the flicker. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
From your benchmark scores, you are over clocked.

If the scores did not change when you enabled lagfix, it would indicate Lagfix was not enabled.

With lagfix enabled your Quadrant scores should be over 2,000, more like 2,500.

Regarding getting stuck. Do you mean a long pause?

With out a Lagfix the IO testing is very slow.

If Quadrant is freezing it is likely your phone won't overclock, not all Vibrants can OC.
[Vibrant Android Development] ThC23:
Does this work with Obsidian v3?
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
They are working on a new version of Core for Obsidian.
[Vibrant Android Development] ThC23:
Ok, thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
Undo your lagfix
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
Have you tried rebooting?
[Vibrant Android Development] IDtheTarget:
Sombionix,

Is this offer still open? I've PM'd you twice in the last couple of weeks, and haven't heard anything back.
[Vibrant Android Development] itskohler:
Before I get flamed, I tried search and it didn't come up with anything...

Does this work with V3? I just want some certainty... keeping my fingers crossed that it does.

Thanks in advance
[Vibrant Android Development] evolutionized:
i have boinix 1.2 and this project core and my quadrant scores are only 1050.. i downloaded OCLF from the market and it says i already have another lag fix installed...."(/system/bin/playlogos1 less than 5kb)

can someone please help me out and guide me to what else i need to get my speeds up
[Vibrant Android Development] bbm21:
try pressing restore boot animation
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
Which Core Kernel @ 1.2ghz has the best battery life (Core V1, V2 or R3)?

Or which core kernel is the most undervolted?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] 651stp:
im not sure but all of them work great. is there a specific reason?
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
I think I tested them all. They all work fine with my phone. I just want to determine which kernel is the most undervolted so I can have a better battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] aznpandaman:
Stuck in recovery

I tried flashing this core onto this Obsidian v5 rom I had didn't really install anything else on it, just the straight rom and whatever it had come with, now its stuck looping on the vibrant start screen and restarts and goes into recovery mode. I cannot get it to get into download mode neither.

Help pleasseee
[Vibrant Android Development] Boggy22:
[Phone Semi-Noob Alert] - Got my Galaxy S about 2 1/2 weeks ago, and for now I rooted it using z4root. I'm coming from a previous, 5-6 days long lasting battery Samsung C300, so now you know why there's the noob stamp at the begining.

Technically I'm not a noob, but I heard of all sort of construction materials, especially bricks, and don't want to use my phone to build houses(except the bubble application :D)

I want to be able to push it farther in regards of CPU/GPU speed, but mostly I'd like to make it snappier(menus,etc).

Besides the Z4Root I've done nothing to it, but I see you're talking about ji6's and all sort of 3 lettered abreviations that I don't seem to find on my phone.

My info, as stated by Android's "About Phone":

Firmware - 2.2

Baseband Version: I9000XXJPP

Kernel v.: 2.6.32.9 root@SE-S611 #1

Build number: FROYO.XFJP7

I guess I'll need to get you more info using another program in order for you to guide me towards flashing my ROM.

Two questions, besides the "Can you guide me towards the "ROM Flashing for Idiots" guide?":

- These custom kernels are more battery friendly in the same time maintaining the phone's speed/snappiness(Am I making up words?), or offering more bang/battery?

- What am I risking here? From what I heard, "bricking" the phone is done at rooting, not at kernel flashings, which are reversible?

Your dearest noob,

Bogdan
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
Download:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8863820&postcount=138

and never delete it. It will prevent you from using your phone as building materials. Honestly i've been flashing since bionix 1.3... probably over 100 times using about 30 different rom versions and I can tell you that the vibrant isn't nearly as brickable as people claim. If your screen will move at all, you can recover it(and sometimes when it doesnt move).

For your first custom rom, i would install clockwork recovery through rom manager and then head over to:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=831906

and get yourself some Nero goodness.

1. Install rom manager from the market(requires root which you have)

2. Install Clockwork Recovery from inside rom manager

3. Copy the file from the nero thread onto your internal SD card

4. Reboot into recovery through rom manager(or other means)

5. Reinstall packages(if it goes back to same screen do it again)

6. Install file from zip(navigate to the nero .zip file)

7. Let it work it's magic.

Btw root is not the easiest way to soft brick your phone, all it does is install a few files on your phone. File system modifications are in my opinion the easiest way to send you to odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] Boggy22:
Thank you for your thorough reply! I will do as you said in the next couple of days.

Bogdan
[Vibrant Android Development] Boggy22:
Well, I started flashing the ROM, but got till step 5 when I did not know what to do. So, I rebooted into recovery through rom manager, but got to a screen where I could only select some blue colored options with the volume keys. There was nothing similar to "reinstall packages".

I rebooted them tried to install NERO through Rom Manager. After the reboot, it got to the same exact screen. I even tried to run the update.zip from the options, but got nowhere fast. Now I rebooted and I'm waiting for your replies.

This is a recording of what I did, and what happened: Youtube.com /watch?v=GRmsE7NlXUw (can't post outside links yet, i'm under 8 posts)

Bogdan
[Vibrant Android Development] Kennii:
does this work good with the lastest Bionix-v?
[Vibrant Android Development] jeproxx2:
No it will not, it is only for eclair android 2.1

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] henreeg:
Bogdan,

I would suggest you going to the correct forum. This is for the T959 Vibrant. You posted your info:

Firmware - 2.2

Baseband Version: I9000XXJPP

Kernel v.: 2.6.32.9 root@SE-S611 #1

Build number: FROYO.XFJP7

And I believe that if you try flashing one of these Vibrant ROMs, you'll end up messing up your phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] javacody:
Whoa. This is a kernel from November 6th of last year.

Look at the Bionix-v Original Post again, there are kernels listed there for it.

I'm running TTabbal's Dragon Kernel. It is working very well.
[Vibrant Android Development] flunik:
how about backlight notification?
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
No this kernel is for2.1 it will not work with bionix v
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Read a few post back from yours and you'll find the answer.

: retracted his post as I was answering.....
[Vibrant Android Development] s0niqu3:
Hi,

Use setcpu, and look at the info tab, if it says:

Kernel

Linux Version 2.6.29 (morfic@othris) (gcc version 4.31) #44 Fri Oct 29 13:55:19 CDT 2010

then the kernel installed properly.

Cheers, =)
[Vibrant Android Development] tnimoruen:
I haven't been able to OC my Vibrant using JAC XMOD kernel. It freezes shortly after I OC. Will I be able to OC my phone using this kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
Thank you. I tried running Quad and the score was 1052. I noticed the phone operates smoother now. I am going to check out Nenamark.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
You can try, but chances are you will have problems. Just go back to stock if you do.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
LMAO

Just a teaser to keep us focused on Team Whiskey, and I must say its working...

+1 Million :D

They did that back on Bionix 1.4 imo... lol

It is already overclocked, so yes the moment you boot after flashing this you will be at 1.2Ghz.
[Vibrant Android Development] tnimoruen:
Thanks for the prompt answer ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
I highly doubt it. JAC's kernel has a slight voltage boost at 1.2Ghz, while this kernel seems to be agressively UVed. On JAC's kernel I could last 5minutes without a freeze at 1.2Ghz, but this kernel barely lasts past booting.
[Vibrant Android Development] tnimoruen:
Thanks. This answer is pretty helpful. I believe I have the exact same problem you have. Are you keeping your phone? are you going to try to get a refurbished one that's able to OC? or do you think that there's a software fix to our problem?
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
I just ran Nenamark. I'm getting 55.3 @ 1200MHz for my Vibrant. I use to get high 40's without OC. Now it's framerate limited wow!
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
I'm afraid we're out of luck =/ I'm going to keep my phone for now because it never had any problems (GPS locked fine stock, never any real lag in stock). It seems like other people have a lot of problems with their Vibrants, and I don't want to risk getting a lemon.

Honestly the only thing I care about is being able to run these optimized kernels. Sure, the overclock is cool in benchmarks and makes things a little smoother, but my phone is snappy enough as it is. Hopefully Team Whiskey can release a version that runs at stock speeds :)
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
Thank you for the reply...
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
So I'm disabling Voodoo now. A quick question about the ext2 lag fix detailed on Team Whiskeys site: Are there things I should refrain from doing while ext2 lag fix is active? (Like flashing ROMs, flashing kernels, or doing nandroid backups)
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Still want an answer.
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeyinid:
Thank you. I missed your post...sidetracked by a link to EVERY search engine known to man...:)
[Vibrant Android Development] princearic:
The ext2 lag fix gives you more freedom to do just that without worrying because of how it's structured. I flashed this while still leaving ext2 active about an hour ago and had no issue (at least for me) A good rule of thumb is to disable what mods you can, (lagfixes, etc) reboot your device, and wait a bit when dealing with these kind of changes if you're unsure. Better safe than sorry

Bumblebee tuna!
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
sigh. i spent more time reading about Team Whiskey NEW releases this week than actually working. :D

I think I'll wait another 2 days before flashing this badboy. Don't want a repeat of Manhattan or something to make me a sadpanda
[Vibrant Android Development] Kryptyx:
Fusion 1.1 + Core v1 + RyanZA's OCLF = Happiness :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Seriously, I can't post anything tonight, either to late, or already answered....

Is there a way to delete a post in the forum? Or only mods can?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kryptyx:
RyanZA's OCLF - I'm hosting it for him on the market. Restore the playlogos file for it to work.

EDIT:

Oops seems like I had a lot of processes running when I got that score, heres an update... 2846!

I know quadrant is not the best scoring system, but its still nice ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Sorry, I thought it wasn't specified in your post for a second...
[Vibrant Android Development] dddtc2005:
can i flash voodoo over this kernel? or only ext2 is compitable?
[Vibrant Android Development] hydrogenman:
I used to use stock rom with launcherpro running over it...and really, that vs Fusion + this isn't even a comparison in speed

It's all just like hot butter

<3 Whiskey
[Vibrant Android Development] hydrogenman:
again...no voodoo

I used the ext2 lagfix built into fusion

no difference between it and voodoo honestly in user experience on this rom
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
Just flashed Project Core.

Quadrant went from 950 (JACS OCUV Voodoo disabled overclocked to 1200) to 1000

So now without Voodoo, what are my lagfix options, or is RyanZA's OCLF hands down the way to go?

So as not to clutter the thread, feel free to PM me
[Vibrant Android Development] Beefvvl:
You were joking about Voodoo right? And that you can't find it and that you have nothing but time right? Then what's this on the OP in RED!
[Vibrant Android Development] hydrogenman:
if you're running Fusion, just use the built in Ext2
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Im at work, i maxed out and overed my data plan by 26mb just to download this (its only 6mb i know) and flashed it on the spot with ext2 ryanza's oclf active.

Right after boot setcpu showed 1200/100.

So far no freezes. Quick but not too smooth. 3D works fine. Gallery is good. Played Nova for 3minutes, no problems.

Benchmark scores:

Linpack 9.788 for 8seconds

Quadrant 2516

Nenamark 55.0fps but smooth

NeoCore (no crash!!!) 55.6fps

Temperature report from setcpu:34celsius

User experience in my opinion is pretty much the same as JACs.

Battry life is looking good but i havent reconditioned yet.

I love it. I love the name too.

Tsk, tsk tsk.. Youve done it again teamwhiskey!

Sent from my awesome core powered fusion vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] mhseraph:
The first part of enabling the ext2 failed...

mv /system/bin/userinit.sh /system/bin/used

It says No such file or directory
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
I dont want to play devil's advocate or be negative nelly, I'm just asking, out of curiosity...

how certain are we those high benchmarks aren't like the Manhattan, and just slowing the rest of the phone down? I haven't flashed it and haven't felt it first hand, so i'm not saying it could be, i'm just curious, if the 1.6 kernel wasn't really 1.6, how do we know this is really....core v1? (so to speak)
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
It feels quicker than manhattan. While using manhattan ive had tons of problems, with this, no.

Scores pretty much dont mean much when it comes to overall user experience but when using it, i feel it is quick. Manhattan lagged and was sluggish.

Teamwhiskey just named this kernel core but it pretty much is a Teamwhiskey-customized JFD kernel that will save more battery and give good performance,etc.

Try it out. Youll like it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Anthony B:
aww I'm running bionix 1.9 final and I installed this kernel but I kept getting random re-boots, I'm going to try flashing fusion and trying this kernel again.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
you know, this post was pretty insightful and helpful. lots of info! thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
if i may ask, why were you still on bionix? just had it set the way you like?
[Vibrant Android Development] Chaoshead:
Flashed and everything seems to be working great so far. Great work again can't wait for updates.

Sent from my second girlfriend...
[Vibrant Android Development] hackingnub:
Bricked

So i think my phone is dead...

I loaded the update.zip to my phone mem and ran update via clockwork recovery. everything went well durring install got the blue writing and then phone rebooted to vibrant loading screen. from there it just sat there on the vibrant loading screen, i waited for 30 min and phone wont boot. So i decided to run odin to restore to stock JI6 but odin will not detect the phone anymore..

any ideas on how to restore my phone?
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
did you get into download mode?
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
guys, i really need some help and i just can't figure out where to turn

I want the non-segmented battery icons. The circular one with no segments. Searching just keeps finding me threads that start with 'DOES NOT WORK W/ BIONIX ROMS' and such.

I currently have the blue battery mod (segmented) installed. is there any mod that will work? is there a way to change the icons? my search fu fails and my google fu scratches the surface...but fails in the end :(
[Vibrant Android Development] ldondysh:
bricked

yes i can get into download mode...i tried to do that and update with the stock ji6 kernal but had no luck.
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
This is the right command (since it looks someone copy-pasted the disabling commands on top and bottom of the instructions over at the teamwhiskey site---oh and be patient on the first busybox line when you enter it):

adb shell

su

busybox dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/dataimg bs=1024 count=1048576 (this transfer takes roughly 3 minutes, be patient!)

busybox mknod /dev/loop0 b 7 0

busybox losetup /dev/loop0 /data/dataimg

busybox mkfs.ext2 /dev/loop0

mkdir /data/data1

mv /system/bin/used /system/bin/userinit.sh

reboot
[Vibrant Android Development] Beefvvl:
Don't you mean you tried running the ji6_modem.zip, not the update.zip? Maybe that caused the problem. Have you used Odin before? Did you install the Samsung drivers first?
[Vibrant Android Development] briankao1992:
im having a lot of random freezes and reboots, going back to 1.1 voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
so you get into download mode, but your computer doesn't reconize its plugged in? try switching your usb port. i know it sounds lame, but i had mine plugged into a usb hub and it wouldn't work. not enough power. once i plugged it directly into my pc, i was g2g

the point being, is if your phone is going into download mode, then the problem lies w/ your pc or odin. maybe restart odin, and/or the pc
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
did you try to reflash first? i bet a reflash will take care of those hiccups.

after flashing, i ALWAYS give my phone 15 minutes, then reboot, then another 5, AND ANOTHER reboot, before using it. i dont care if it's just a battery mod, or disabling voodoo or a whole new kernel/rom...every time.
[Vibrant Android Development] nealante:
pull your battery and leave phone off

restart your computer

re open odin first

without hitting the power key, press and hold the volume rockers

while holding the rockers plug in the usb and you should get into downloader mode

then try to load files

Samsung Vibrant

Rom Bionix 1.9.1

Jacs OC/UV/Voodoo

XDA app
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
so without setcpu, how do you monitor the temp of the cpu? is it built in or anything?
[Vibrant Android Development] ldondysh:
i tryed a diffrent port and got a driver failed to install error this time "gadget serial failed to install" any thoughts???

yes i know how to use odin and yes i have used it before and yes the drivers are installed. i tried both ways once the phone stoped booting.

is there an update.zip or something i can run to get the phone working? i just remembered i made a nand backup yesterday. is there a way i can use that to fix the phone?
[Vibrant Android Development] dddtc2005:
Thanks! i use oclf now. But where can i find the built-in ext2 in fusion 1.1? It is a software or a setting or the adb command?
[Vibrant Android Development] ldondysh:
YAY!!! i tried a third usb port and this time it worked and odin detected my phone. i am restoring as we speak. thanks for the suggestion!

any idea why my install went bad? i would really love to have this kernal on my phone
[Vibrant Android Development] Wykedx:
is there any way i know for sure i have installed this kernel correctly?

like i go into about phone but it doesn't really tell me if I installed this or not
[Vibrant Android Development] kimbo1986:
I just flashed this kernal and am having issues. I flashed disable voodoo file as normally and inataled the kernal. Booted up to about 3 different fc's. Reboot and let load, having same results. Several programs fc when opening and fc on some background processes. Any ideas what I did? When I flash disable voodoo it goes to vibrant screen and stalls. I hear the voice say it was installed and then it sits so I reboot it. Did I not let disable voodoo work right? Thanks for help in advance.

Fusion 1.1 jACs oc/UV with voodoo beta 4 from Ryan's oclf
[Vibrant Android Development] Sc0rp10:
I installed the kernel properly and checked it in the info tab of SetCPU as sonique said but I am unable to cross 9.5 in linpack and 2000 in quadrant scores. I have ext2 lag fix enabled on bionix fusion 1.1 using the stock android launcher. I also removed widgets from my screens just in case they were consuming the system resources.

any ideas guys?
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
May want to clear your cache, unless your phone cant handle OCing honestly. I ran 26 hours stable on this build before we released it, not saying that guarantees that it wont have any problems, but I didnt encounter any at all so far.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
can you get into recovery mode? if so, just reflash
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
maybe your phone can't handle the aggressive under voltage?
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
Viral, I hate to ask something so lame, but do you have any idea if there's a non-segmented batter indicator i can use w/ fusion?
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
At the moment, No. You CAN use the other battery mods but it would require you to manually edit the files and frameworks. Definitely not something for the layman.

Ive been a little wrapped up in this, I can work on something. Remind me via PM tomorrow.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
no man, you dont have to put any effort into it. I appreciate the thought though

I did flash the segmented battery one. Seems to be ok. I can't tell if it's inaccurate or anything. is there any reason i shouldn't keep it?
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
lol, i found the battery images i was looking for, so i thought "hey, i'll just copy the images into the blue battery mod apk file, over write the segmented images and it should work just the same, right? just re-flash and enjoy! yup. loogie, you're badass"

reboot, and the image completely disappears when not charging, when it is charging, it just sits without animation. sigh. my first attempt is fail.

i dont know **** about morphs, so i guess i'm stuck... sadface.

ninja edit: found the images at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=748178

personally, i like the blue.
[Vibrant Android Development] zombioptic:
For your edification, gentlemen... Thank you for your hard work. I'll be donating shortly.
[Vibrant General] ransome7:
I have a Vibrant with fusion 1.1 that is going back to T-mobile. Is there a way to just clone everything on this phone to the new phone.

Can I just copy Titanium backup form the old phone and put it on the sd card of the new one. Is there a better method?
[Vibrant General] iwillkillyou:
You need to flash back to stock using odin, just go to the development section and click om the.sticky, under odin roms. Click the.stock one and flash,
[Vibrant General] kuhan:
That wasn't his question... Like at all...

I'd do a nandroid and back up the apps and data in titanium and save them to the SD and then put that SD in the new phone that comes.