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[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
Ok, I've had a lot of smart phones and modded a lot, but this is the most amazing by far.. Quadrant hiccuped a few times mainly at the stairs, so did nenamark1 all throughout during tests... With this kernal it doesn't freeze for a second or hiccup at all. It's smooth as can be.... Just insane...

How did you guys do it.. Jesus and the battery life is awesome.. Good damn work,
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Thanks buddy.
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
I know live wallpapers eat battries for breakfast but does anyone have a timeline on the battery while running a live wallpaper all day? Just wondering I just now flashed this and I already see awesome performance
[Vibrant Android Development] sj_martin:
any help appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
just did it, everything is working great thus far.. opening all apps that others are reporting issues with just fine. damn fine job to the guys on team whiskey!

one question for you tho, how did you go about converting /system to ext4? i'm guessing somehow thru adb?
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
It is done via Clockwork Recovery (this will pretty much always be used when flashing).
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Is he eventually going to release it for people that are unable to donate. People like me that is to young to have a bank account.
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
Tonight or tomorrow I believe.
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Thanks for the quick response!
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
I am using a Live Halloween wallpaper my battery is at 11% right now...

My phone has been unplugged for 12 hrs, 3 min...

I wouldn't call this a normal day for me because I have been doing a lot on the phone to test it for these guys. I used 10% battery just doing Neocore today. I am really surprised actually that my phone has lasted this long with all I did with it today...
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
where can you guys download zmod... can't seem to find the whiskey thread or any link where it is. i'd like to donate and get my hands on one of those :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
pardon my dumb =], but i did the first batch of ext4 thru clockwork.. i didn't, however, see anything asking me which folders i'd like to convert. i dug thru the z4mod thread, and someone made mention of changing the files in the zip to do this but they didn't go into any detail whatsoever.

but while i was doing my digging, i saw that a few of the people who tried it lost root.. so perhaps i might wait a bit before i go for it myself, just to be on the safe side
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
Go here: http://board.teamwhiskey.com/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=14
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Flashe Fusion 1.1 with core.

Almost same experience as with JACs kernel, same stability but hey, less power consumption! And cool name.

Sent from my apple core
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
Just to make sure, you downloaded the z4mod kernel and ext4 files that was/is currently exclusive to Donors on Team Whiskey's forum, right? If so, then when you were flashing the ext4 file, it was converting the /data, /dbdata, and /cache automatically.
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Ive donated 3 times but ill still wait for the proper z4mod+core release.

Sent from my apple core
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
yes, those three are done.. i was just looking to have /system done as well since i was already mucking about with it
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
Ok, I just just uninstalled OCLF in preparation to install the Z4 version of the kernel and you guys were right. This thing is flying without any lag fix. Not sure what TW did but it's great.

I'm still about to install the Z4 version because, well, I have access to it and why not you know? Let's see if it is even faster than this.
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
Oh, sorry I didn't know thats what you wanted.

Well I hope you find the answer. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
Awesome news brotha I'm charging right now I wanna see the battery life on this bad boy also goin to donate tomorrow to team whiskey
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Please, do a version WITHOUT the automatic overclock for those of us whose phones cannot handle even a mild overclock. Optional is better than forced on such a feature.
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
i second this...but in the meantime still waiting for the z4 mod + backlit notification! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
If you donate you can have it now. I'm running it. It's so smooth!
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Honestly, the larger majority like not having the hastle of SetCPU and its bugs.

There will be a version coming for it but were testing a few options for those having issues overclocking. Its not the voltages or points there, its something completely random thats causing some phones to flake and others to fly.

We will have a stock clock version and an overclocked version soon.
[Vibrant Android Development] blinksilver:
That Z4mod sounds so good right now. : )
[Vibrant Android Development] ward360:
Love this kernel, works awesome!

I have had this on 24 hours now, the only problems I have had, are three random lockup's, two just on the regular UI, just navagating around and one on angry birds. Had too pull the battery. :) I never had a problem with the stock fushion rom and setcpu running 200/1200, I removed setcpu for this kernel. So it is running on it's own for clock speeds.

I have never had a problem with the overclock on fusion with setcpu.

I don't really think it it a uv/oc problem, but then again, what do I know.

If there is any debug info or anything I can do to give you guys more info on this let me know.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
I just want to update and say 12 hours with core and bionix final with ZERO problems. Great work TW.
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
24 hours using this and no issues...
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Testing a 1GHz Core kernel now, should upload it shortly
[Vibrant Android Development] Chaoshead:
24 hours of smooth sailing thus far. Only lagged up once, figure that'd because I have no lagfix enabled. Other than that everything has been great.

Sent from my second girlfriend...
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
sigh I wanna go to sleep but I cant cause im tok excited for corev1 z4 and I have church tomorrow early in the morning..fml

Its 1:48am in here texas
[Vibrant Android Development] blinksilver:
I hear you, well not about church in the morning. Still, waiting has the worst effect on time.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
psh, you are staying up because of a phone software. I am staying up because I have to exams on Tuesday. All nighter babe~

Waiting for the new release is just icing on the cake. :rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] Chaoshead:
I'm at work till seven am. I'm waiting for team whiskey to give me a reason to slack at work lol.

Sent from my second girlfriend...
[Vibrant Android Development] :
How do we know if we running the kernel?

Sent from my wavy vibrant ! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
Please read the post!. He said if u flashed the rom then ur running the kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] blinksilver:
Core 1.0Ghz is up

http://www.teamwhiskey.com/home/downloads

Still no z4mod.
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Posted it faster than I could switch accounts back lol

z4mod pushed till tomorrow, Im trying to fix the stability in the kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
I can finally go to sleep:D so its gonna posted early in the morning or night :o call me impatience im just too excited...
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
Lmfaooooo...

This team is that damn good
[Vibrant Android Development] blinksilver:
I've got an indicator I wrote that reloads pages on a set interval and then pops up a notification when it changes...

Honestly Its not the wait that is killing me or anything. I just bricked my phone putting the final touches on a personal ROM and want to flash again, but I'd like to do it all at once.

If I use the ttabbal stuff to get the z4 file system setup, do you think i will be able to just flash the core kernel over it? Seeing as they are both JFD based and all.
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
In theory but I dont know.

I like the idea that z4 uses, but its application doesnt seem correct or effective correctly.

We will continue to work on z4 but its application so far is somewhat poor imho. Im sticking to oclf personally
[Vibrant Android Development] blinksilver:
For those giving this a try, I just realized that what Viralblack said is not entirely true. CWM does not work when the system is formated to anything but RFS. I discovered this when I was helping ttabbal debug the stability issues he was having with his Z4mod. So you will have to convert back if you want to use the core kernel. Or alternatively not Z4 your system folder.

Just a heads up.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Egggggselent. Wish I didn't have one of the "flaky" phones, but I do..... arigatou gozaimasu!
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
Amazing! I can see the difference compared to jac's with voodoo. This kernel feel much faster even without lag fix. Great work team whiskey and thanks for making a stock frequency kernel for the rest of us :)

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] Chaoshead:
Just experienced my first problem. Phones been running 25ish hours with core kernel. No issues until ten mins ago. Cpu temp shot up from 29c to 40c and the battery from 75f to 108f. Then if self rebooted. Was running the xda app, pandora, messageing and launcher proplus. Nothing else was running.

Sent from my second girlfriend...
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Sounds like you need to use the 1ghz version. Not all Vibrants can handle the overclock.
[Vibrant Android Development] Chaoshead:
Don't see why tho. I've been running JAC's oc/uv since bionix 1.8 set at 1200/200 with no problems :(

Sent from my second girlfriend...
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
remember that this kernel still in testing stages. My phone just froze on xda running the stock 1ghz kernel. Its relatively stable now though.. I'll see how it is throughout the day tomorrow

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
just to be clear, i wasn't personally offended. I dont get offended man. Sure, i come off like an ass at times...because I guess that's just my style. Its not for any reason to sling mud or be pompous. I just like to be tough through message boards :)

in all seriousness, I don't have a problem with people rehashing their issues, because even though we read it once, the user is still on the end tweaking and trying other things. when they fail, that is now a second failure, in their mind and thus, worthy of a second post. i dont look at it like rehashing the point, but more as just making another point.

that and only 10% of us read entire threads.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
i'm excited to try the z4mod edition. out of curiosity, have you noticed any reception issues? I get normal 3g at my house, but as soon as i get in the car, the project core kernel drops to edge and back to 3g every 30 secs :(
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
its in the settings
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
its the simple things in life, i agree :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Chaoshead:
True. Everything seems to be running fine now. Kinda random lol

Sent from my second girlfriend...
[Vibrant Android Development] bobofosho123:
Any chance of you guys optimizing this to work on eugene's latest froyo rom? You know the best of bionix and eugene all in one beautiful place.:rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
same here. i've ran every OCUV on in this forum without a single hitch. Maybe some lag here and there or something, but Core v1 is the only one that gave me issues that I couldn't live with. I really have a feeling the z4 edition might fix it for me though and i'll be g2g. I'm worried about reception, but like everything else, just gotta test and see
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
No logcats, no anything really to go off.

I know 90% for positive have zero issues
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
i believe it. and believe me, my phone was cruising (without any lagfix) and felt the snappiest i've ever had it. Hope I get it figured out
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Perhaps JAC's kernel were more overvolted at 1.2 GHz than Core is doing? Therefore, it looks like JAC's kernel has no problem running while Core causes the phone to freeze.

Voltage increase is a bad idea, it makes the CPU component degrades faster. I won't sacrifice my phone's life for an extended performance if it means I need to increase the voltage by a whole lot. That is! If you are those rich people who switches phone every 6 months then I will gladly shut my mouth.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
perhaps, but that brings a question to my mind, maybe a dev can chime in

if kernels are OCUV, would they be undervolted until they hit the OC mark (in this case, 1.2ghz) and if so would the voltage be then bumped up when the cpu is at 1.2 ghz, and if so, would it just be bumped up to original (stock) voltage? Or higher?

if not, and the OC kernel requires the voltage to always be higher, wouldn't it cause more battery drain, and thus alleviate the possibility of better battery life? And completely remove the point of an UV kernel?

so either:

a) the phone is always undervolted,

b) only under volted until the cpu is at max, (in this case OC'd to 1.2ghz) in which case it bumps the voltage up to normal levels

c) only under volted until the cpu is at max (in this case OC'd to 1.2ghz) in which case, it bumps the voltage up to HIGHER THAN STOCK VOLTAGE

d) the over clocking of the chip means the voltage has to always be up and thus the UV part of a kernel is lost and thus all for naught

If the answer is A) then the low voltage could be causing the random lock ups

If B) there shouldn't be any lock ups (caused by voltage), because the highest the voltage goes to would be stock anyway

If C) the locks would be caused by too high of voltage and could be alleviated by throttling the cpu back

If D) the entire point of the UV is lost and worthless, so this is probably not the case. By probably, I mean definitely.
[Vibrant Android Development] Tynen:
Just flashed lets see what happens! :) as always TY TW!

Or maybe TW has 1337 hax?
[Vibrant Android Development] justingriff:
z4mod not all it's cracked up to be?

Care to elaborate on this? Reading up a little on the ext2/3/4 partitions, it seems like a lot of others think of ext4 as the Grail. I understand this is mainly because it alleviates concerns about wear-leveling since it uses a file system with journaling, correct? It seems like others are concerned about using ext/2 for a long period of time.

As an aside, yes this is my first post. Been lurking for a little while, picking up lots of information and learning to search. Successfully brought phone back from "soft-brick" using Odin, and currently very happy with Fusion 1.1 + Core 1.2GHz + ext2 lagfix. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
I was having issues with this Oct kernel so what I did was click on setcpu widget right after boot up and scalled it from 200 to 800. There is no option for 1000mhz, just 800 to 1200, no middle ground.

Well there's no lock ups but its slower then stock. Anyway to force it to 1000mhz?
[Vibrant Android Development] atlaswingpasaway:
Have you tried autodetecting your cpu stats through setcpu's menu?
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
I know what you mean . I've been using it for a few days and all I can say is wow. The phone is so responsive it feels sureal I guess. It switches around so fast you think that something couldn't have loaded right lol. I didn't convert my system though. Breaking cw isn't worth it to me. In my personal experience this phone is way faster than when I was using oclf. It really becomes clear when you are in app and you get a text. Also at startup the media scanner flys.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
So with z4 applied if not applied to system can you make a full nandroid backup without having to revert?
[Vibrant Android Development] Tpavey:
If you previously had an ext2 style lag fix and are sure you are no longer using it you can remove the dataimg file in the data directory. It is a1gb unreadable file in astro. This was created with the lag fix script. Caution though as just flashing a kernel won't disable and if your phone is trying three lag fix deleting this file will break stuff.
[Vibrant Android Development] go_l_den:
Jacs kernel definitely feels faster and get s higher quadrant scores for me, but id like to try core with z4mod when it's released.
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
Can we flash the Stock Clock over the Overclock?
[Vibrant Android Development] PolishDude:
I tried to put this kernel on my friends Vibrant, its stuck at the vibrant screen, unfortunately he doesnt have the stock kernel or any other kernel on his internal sd card, is it possible to somehow load one on or do I have to odin? Ive never had any issues with my phone, the first time i try doing it on a friends phone, it gets stuck
[Vibrant Android Development] jdeleon:
Go into recovery and the computer should notice it then adb push on of the kernels using adb push "kernel" /sdcard without the quotes of course then boot into clockwork install from zip and you should be good to go
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
I have to agree with Viralblack as well. I was one of the people with freezing issues. I was running Fusion 1.0 with Core 1.2ghz and would have it freeze from a variety of different actions. I decide to go through the effort of upgrading to Fusion 1.1, and now I have no issues at all with Core 1.2ghz.

To me, it seems that at least for some people the issue isn't in anyway compatibility between the kernel and hardware (a.k.a. voltages). My suggestion is that anyone having issues first try reflashing Fusion 1.1 with Core. If you still have issues, try repartitioning with Odin as Viral suggested earlier in this thread. If you're STILL having issues after that, come back and report it so that you're not just another person complaining, you're providing real bug reporting information (logcats if possible is always nice as well ;)).
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
Easiest way I can think of without any knowledge of terminal or the like is to physically remove your external sd card and either put it in another phone or if you have a computer that can accept SD cards, that would be easier. Note that the Vibrant comes with a micro to full size SD card adaptor.

Edit: Oh, and in the future ALWAYS make a Nandroid backup first ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] jdeleon:
Nandroid doesnt restore kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] BowLow:
I installed the 1.2ghz kernal first last night, but it ended up being lagging froze up while play GBA roms, so I being a not to smart person tried to flash the 1.0ghz kernal w/o removing the first one ending up soft bricking my vibrant it gets to the logo screen but freezes. i was using bionix fusion 1.1 any solutions to unbricking my phone would be greatly appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:


Nandroid does NOT save the kernel, so it wouldn't help. External sd wouldn't work either, as you need to put it on internal sd for clockwork. So adb is probably the easiest thing, as this way you will only need to flash the stock ji6 ketnel without losing any data/settings of your friend.
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
Too true, I'm retarded.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
I Don't think that will work. It has to go in the internal sdcard, not the removable one.

Edit: I was to slow.
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
Damnit, I forgot about that.

I guess I'll just have to wipe/reflash.
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
dbacchus,

any way to flash to the stock JI6 kernel without using ADB? I have no idea how to use it or what commands should be used.

thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jerzeeloon:
Since when does flashing one kernal over another brick you phone?I flashed bionix w/jacs kernal,them I flashed kk over that,then I flashed core over that no brick'I want to flash back to kk because core is giving me problems as well.are you sayimg doing so will brick me?and you say you flashed 1.0ghz kernal wirhout removing the 1st one?how would you remove a kernal?do you mean you haf voodoo enabled and forgot ro disable it?
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
so been roughly 10 hours on the core v1 z4mod kernel, and things are amazing for the most part.. battery life seems to be a little bit shorter, but i'll chalk that up to me playing with it a lot more :) that, and I really need to do a recondition.

I have, however, experienced a couple bugs.. namely random FC messages popping up every once in a while for alarm clock and daily breifing.. neither will open on launch either. had to download a third party alarm to get up this morning.

anyone else experiencing this?

also, how do I go about making a logcat to share?
[Vibrant Android Development] BowLow:
it's stock kernal and for some reason when i flashed the 1.0 kernal over the 1.2 it bricked my phone. i can get into recovery but when i try to reboot it freezes during bionix boot up.
[Vibrant Android Development] theorginazation:
If you still have the file for the 1.2 ghz kernel on your your phone, you could go into Clockwork Recovery using the the hardware buttons and flash it.

I got a soft brick too after trying to flash the 1.0 ghz kernel over the 1.2 kernel and this fixed it.
[Vibrant Android Development] turbosix:
i get this, but its always corporate email client. out of nowhere too. i have it set up to never push emails because i only check it when i absolutely neeeeeeed to. i'll be doing something like sending a text and bam, the FC pop up comes up. never happened when actually using the email client though, kinda weird but i can live with it.
[Vibrant Android Development] BowLow:
well i try this but it telling me the it cannot open file (no such file or directory)
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
I brain farted on the Nandroid, but I was pretty sure CWM now sees the external card as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbacchus:
Well, since you don't have a backup kernel on your internal sd, you will have to use adb (just to copy there the ji6 kernel zip). The rest is easy: go clockwork and flash the kernel from the zip. The alternative is Odin. Flash ji6 as described in the corresponding thread, but choose the nonwiping option to sabe the data. I would suggest adb though. You only need to copy the zip to your int sd, that's all.
[Vibrant Android Development] kangxi:
Posted this on the TW forums but wanted to say it here too:
[Vibrant Android Development] Orochi77:
I haven't flashed to the core1 kernel yet. I am just trying figure out what to do in case it doesn't go well and I have to go back to the kernel i have now (I am on Bionix 1.9 stock).

I did a backup via rom manager but as I read earlier, my back up would not include the current kernel.

It there a particular way to back up my current kernel?, So in case something goes wrong I can restore it.

It this part 1 then part 2 or is it two alternative methods?
[Vibrant Android Development] ajftl:
the 1ghz kernel gets stock on boot up... tried a couple of times including fusion and nothing... back to 1.2 and works fine
[Vibrant Android Development] SeanFloyd:
*scratches neck like Tyrone Biggums* need z4 Core * scratch*