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[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Thanks,

I didnt look that closely but thats EXACTLY what I wanted. Sorry about the small amount it was an old giftcard I had available. Will be more in the future once I get steady work again.
[Vibrant Android Development] hectorcist:
Does this kernel show up as 2.6.29? It says it installed it but just wanna make sure it went through successfully.
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Yes, that's what it shows on mine.
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
If you really want to support these guys efforts, send them a shot! There isn't a better way to spend 10 bucks IMHO. You are treated like a king too! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
I used ninja morph to do that. It is really simple. I might do a write up on it when I get home.
[Vibrant Android Development] fit333:
Ji6 + oclf / OldKernelSupport + Project Core v1 = happy halloween androiding.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] hectorcist:
Thanks for checking.
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
guys i'm having problem... i can't flash it for some reason.. i'm coming from fusion with kk.. but on clockwork it says

"installing: SDCARD:Project_Core_V1.zip

finding update package...

openening update package....

E: Can't open /sdcard/Project_Core_V1.zup

(bad)

Installation Aborted.

help :(
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
It's not a package update. You have to click install any zip. Then find the corev1 zip and execute.After that reboot.
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
tried that but still it says installation aborted.. i'm not sure what i'm doing wrong..
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
You may have a bad file. Try downloading a new one and see what happens.
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
Does this kernel or any future kernels support the backlit notification feature? I'm currently using one of ttabbals kernel with the z4 mod and lovin it, can't go back.
[Vibrant Android Development] PepeLasNoches:
Damn, you guys have been busy! Flashing now! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
yeah it was a bad file.. lol.. redownloading fixed it :)

thanks a lot!!
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
does it have any difference if i flash something while it's charging and while it's not?
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
Add backlight notifications please!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] PSP_Hacker:
RAM optimization? So there's HIGHMEM support in this kernel? More RAM?
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
From what I understand as a general practice it's best to flash with a full charge and under battery power. Anyone think different? I've wondered if I could flash charging myself but have never tried it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Anthony B:
To be completely honest, I don't really like launcher pro.
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
no, u can flash whenver u want as long as it's plugged in. to keep it on the safe side, if you flash without pluggin in , make sure it's atleast 25% full so the thing won't shutdown on u while u flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Thanks for the info. I had wondered but had never tried. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ubernewb:
^^ this

every flash i've done (which seems to be a nightly ritual thanks to all these damn developers.. lol) has been while plugged in
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
Linpack=10.05

Quadrant =2650

I came back from Eugenes Froyo to give this a whirl. Needless to say I'm staying with this as my daily driver...it's just so damn smooth!
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
I almost always flash while plugged in, and usually at 100%. Although I got crazy the other day and at 8% decided to disable voodoo and flash a kernel/modem. The battery was flashing 0 when I finally got it all booted back up. :eek:

I be CRAZY!!!!

Great Job once again Team Whiskey! This kernel so far is amazing. Couple things I have noticed and would like clarification on.

Does the Kernel allow for clocking under 200 mhz? I wonder because with SetCPU, after a reboot it shows the clocking at 1200 max, 100 min. If I leave it as is, I get freeze ups, usually when exiting the gallery for some reason. If I set it at 200 min. I haven't had any freeze ups yet. (Not saying I won't, but it was pretty consistent before setting it in SetCPU; EDIT: Nvm, just got a lockup at 200 mhz entering the gallery, going to drop it to 800 and run with that to see what happens, damn phone. Used to handle OC just fine). No biggie for me, but thought I would ask.

Every thing is working splendid though aside from those freeze ups, which I think I have nixed. I am getting FC's on my Discover Mobile app now though, can't even use it. Have tried fixing permissions, rebooting about 5 different times, uninstalled and re-installed the program multiple times, couple times from Titanium, than a couple times from Market directly all with no luck. Not a big deal for me, as I don't use that app too much. I have tried to get a logcat of the issue, but for some reason I can't get ADB to play nice, keeps telling the device is offline. EDIT: I am a total noob lol, I just realized that when I reflashed Bionix 1.1 this morning before flashing the kernel I used the file I originally downloaded which had the SSL issues. I just flashed the fix, so now I should be golden. :rolleyes: Ah, the little over sights. Gotta love em
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Were testing it in the donator beta now actually :P
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
i have problem with ryanza's oclf.. don't know how to use it at all. how do you guys use it. i mean what do you have to click there to get the 2000 ++ quadrant scores?
[Vibrant Android Development] TheSneakerWhore:
Damn good work as always TW!
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
NICE!!! Been using it since it dropped. Drove for a few hours with pandora and gps running. No issues. Manhattan would skip pandora, not this. Really nice. 3d games run smooth. 9.8 linpacks, +1000 quads with no lag fix. Overall running great!
[Vibrant Android Development] ryangera:
Wow! I've chased every lag fix and oc around and never broke 2200 on quadrant. Voodoo always felt fastest. I ran a test first thing after flashing core and I hit 26+. Wow. I'll drink to team whisky tonight!
[Vibrant Android Development] Fedburin:
I am really happy with this...thanks guys. It is so nice to have a dedicated/optimized kernel for these ROMs. I am really looking forward to zMod not that I really need with this kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] Troy1:
I read the thread and did not see this anywhere, I am running JI2 and was wondering if this would work with it?:D
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
Damn dude.... Crazy doesn't even describe that maneuver!

Happy to hear you made it through by the skin of your teeth! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
after u download the OCLF app,

1 install the EXT2 tools.

2 Then restore BOOT Animation,

3 Then Install Lag Fix V2+

4 Optional - Send funds to Whiskey
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Yeah, me too. :) I ain't Skeered of Odin though, so whatever lol.

I'm pissed at my Vibrant right now though. Can't seem to handle an overclock anymore, and that makes me a VERY sad panda. Oh well, OC isn't that big of a performance boost. As long as I get the benefits of the optimized kernel, I'm perfectly happy sitting at a cool 1000mhz.
[Vibrant Android Development] adm1jtg:
Am running on JI2 no issues
[Vibrant Android Development] Troy1:
Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
Immediate system freeze and shutdown upon flashing it over Fusion 1.1 with JAC OC/UV.... Flashing back to Bionix Fusion 1.1, I wish I had a spare phone to play with :)

Flashed successfully back to Bionix Fusion 1.1. Will tinker with it when I would not need the phone for a few :)
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
The bionix eyeball? you still have that?
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
it wont let me install the lag fix; it tells me i don't gave enough room for it
[Vibrant Android Development] weighates:
Awesome kernel and awesome rom runs flawlessly for me and first time 1k+ quadrant score no lag fix
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
i had mine on standby for 6h 30m and it was only at 98% when I woke up :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
"after u download the OCLF app,

1 install the EXT2 tools.

2 Then restore BOOT Animation,

3 Then Install Lag Fix V2+

4 Optional - Send funds to Whiskey"

it doesn't make me install the step 3..

it says "you do not have enough free space in /data to use this fix. please free up space before using this fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] drizze99:
To install the lagfix you have to have at least 1GB free on your SD card and have a battery life of 40% or greater.....
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
im also looking to fix this.
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
i have 10gb free on my internal SD right now... where does it install by the way, on the internal or external?
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
same, i have 1.86gigs available
[Vibrant Android Development] PSP_Hacker:
LOL! XD
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
Try a different usb port...
[Vibrant Android Development] ithsburtondwight:
how can you guys enable ext2 lagfix on terminal emulator? i'm having problems with ryanza's oclf since step 3 tells me i don't have enough space even though i have 10 gigs in internal SD and empty on external.. really need your help on this guys :(
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
Flashed over Manhattan... Still waiting patiently for Built-in Zmod
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
emulator will give you the same problem, like its giving me. for some reason it seems like the phone still thinks it has the lagfix enabled, when its not
[Vibrant Android Development] Troy1:
how long to boot after first flash? Phone has been on vibrant screen for 5 min.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sh8dyDan:
Uninstall SetCPU and you should be fine. OP states it is no longer needed, because the kernel is regulating the CPU clock now.

With JAC used to lockup on audio under 400MHz.

With this kernel no lockup with audio so no need for SetCPU.
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
battery life is amazing on this thing, I don't know how ya did it.. Anyways this is definitely my setup, bionix fusion 1.1 and this kernal... 3d on quadrant is so smith and the 3d scores are off the chart...

awesome as ****..
[Vibrant Android Development] shabgard:
So after running this kernel after a day, I just want to say that my phone is so fast that my hardware cant keep up with it, and battery is awsome.

Thank you Team Whiskey you are the best.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
please do some research. read all "lagfix" threads and "oclf" threads. you'll learn something and you'll have your answer within the first hour of research
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
Well after testing I've come to the notion that stock ji6 kernel is slightly better performance wise. Just cause linpack and quadraent were higher stock FEELS more responsive and slightly faster. As for battery life there about the same. Maybe 35 to 40 minute difference .

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] arin8000:
Problem with Oneclick after Core v1 installation!

Hi guys,

I just installed this Core V1 but when I tried to apply the Oneclick lagfix I got "not enough space in data" error message! Does anyone how to solve this to apply lagfix?

Thank you for all great works you've done so far!
[Vibrant Android Development] flipper2006:
After loading this new kernal on Bionix 1.1, do you need to recalib the battery again? I was getting incredible battery but today after loading it last night, it's at less then 50 % from a charge 6 hours ago WITH ZERO PHONE USE.

If there is another kernal coming today with those other zMod things i will wait, no big deal, but is a wipe needed on battery again or it just this kernal uses battery more ?
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
it is cool to see higher scores though

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
Im hoping for more gpu over clocking instead

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] winhwah:
Thank u TW! Great work as always. This kernel is only v1 but it works flawlessy for me, curious to see the zMod's performance at the next release.
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Response to not enough space for ext2 . Make sure you have more than 40% battery, More than a gig of space (for the new partition) and make sure you're not mounted on your computer! unplug the bloody USB from the comp and stick it in the charger... Should work?
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
none of that works. it seems to be some problem with having an ext2lagfix from before; atleast for me, but i can't rid of it
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Well, if you're committed to getting it done, make a copy of all your data on both internal and external SD and repartion with Odin. You can use the method for when you flash over voodoo found in the bionix final OP. That will do the trick, but it's a hassle. You're call.

And remember anything not backed up to your computer will be gone.
[Vibrant Android Development] arin8000:
Thank you for the quick reply, I tried different ways but it didn't work ,so I enabled the lag fix using ADB SHELL :)
[Vibrant Android Development] harabinger66:
Try this Disgorgence
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
The hell are you smokin' son? Your telling us that the stock kernel is better? Also claiming the battery consumption is the same with less than 24 hours since the kernel was released? I haven't even gone through one charge cycle let alone 2 or 3 to determine battery longevity with accuracy. I'm going on 5 hours unplugged with half that time being with the screen on and I'm siting at 62%

Each to his own I suppose, but I don't think you should be throwing statements out there like that this early after a release.
[Vibrant Android Development] 499:
On the EXT2 install IIRC I had to restart then go back in and finish the install. I couldn't do it in one shot. In fact it says it in the instructions to reboot. This worked for me however it is not a "easy" just extract it type of install. I could not get my computer to see the phone so I used "Terminal Emulator". Took 2 tries but Very Worth it.

http://www.teamwhiskey.com/installation-guide/rfs-lag-fix-and-you

Hope it works out. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] henreeg:
LMAO!!! SO TRUE! I haven't even done one cycle.
[Vibrant Android Development] 499:
If the next version has the Z4lag fix built in is that any better than using this with the ext2?
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
I'm freezing up too.

Is it possible to release a kernel that doesn't OC from boot up? I'd like the other benifits of the kernal besides the oc.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Core w/ z4 Mod and Backlight Notifications currently in Beta phase on Team Whiskey forums. Expect a release late tonight or early tomorrow.

Not ALL freezes are just due to the voltages, they were tested stable on a number of different phones with good and poor limiatations. You may need or want to flash back to JFD via Odin and Repartition before coming back up to Fusion with Core. It makes a lot of the ghosts go away.
[Vibrant Android Development] ULTIMA93:
Does Project Core have any plans of porting over to the Captivate like the Manhattan Project?
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
i think my phone can't withstand the set cpu because it hangs when i set it to 1200. so this kernel will do the same right? my phone might hang because it can't go overclock.
[Vibrant Android Development] mobilebone:
Seems like...I lost the GPS functionality of the phone since I flashed the kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Yeah, I odin'd back to stock this morning. Don't think odin actually partitioned my phone though. I checked the box to partition, but when it finished my internal sdcard was still wholey intact with all my files right where I left them. Think I should redo it? Or am I not understanding what repartion does to the phone. The last time I did it it wiped EVERYTHING.
[Vibrant Android Development] dancegrenade:
This kernel started tripping after awhile im done.

sent from shinra
[Vibrant Android Development] Dragoth12:
Lol. Can I have your phone than?
[Vibrant Android Development] Sh8dyDan:
The way I understand it, it resets the partitions for system / data / dbdata / cache / delvic of your internal sdcard, but not the partition of the internal sdcard that has your personal files example the DCIM and random program files.
[Vibrant Android Development] ryangera:
Loving the kernel, but my gps is wacked. just throwing it out to see if anyone else shares the issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] mobilebone:
Just posted the same on the previous page. Cannot seem to get a GPS lock anymore.
[Vibrant Android Development] 499:
On mine it was about opposite. I now get almost instant locks, 9/11, 8/11 in the house(never before, weather related?) I'm not sure if it was the setcpu or what but this kernel is working great. So far no mater what I throw at it it works well. The only hiccup I got was running a quadrant I had a text come in and in finished but showed a error code.

Quad scores avg: 2580s

MFLOPS adv: 9.7s

NeoCore: 55 fps

All on battery 80%

Cant wait for them to break the fps lock..
[Vibrant Android Development] m00nshake:
Can anyone help?

Hey everyone. Just got everything setup with Bionix Fusion 1.1 and Project Core kernel. I think I got the ext2 lagfix working, but how do I check if it was completed successfully and it is on and running? The Linda prompt voice upon rebooting did not mention anything about 'converting data'. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
[Vibrant Android Development] isojii:
So I've been lurking around the development forum for the Vibrant for quite some time now and I'm currently running Fusion 1.1 w/ voodoo and jac's oc 1.2 kernel.

I'm always seeing people say things like "my phone is flying with this kernel." My question is, what exactly are people noticing? Is this kernel truly worth flashing? My phone with the current setup is "flying" at the moment; opening apps, browsing, switching apps, etc, everything is instant without lag. The battery has immensely improved with this setup since stock, I was at about 70% yesterday after about 15 hours of usage. To me it seems a lot of people are just experiencing some sort of placebo effect, just the fact that "something" has been applied to their phone. If not (and I may very well be wrong), are people really saying their phones are even 'faster with this kernel and the battery life is even better? Or perhaps is it not necessarily the fact that it makes the phone noticeably more faster but is more of a stability thing?

I'm not looking for flame, I understand the developers put a lot of time and effort into this. I know no one "asking" me to flash this kernel. Just looking for some simple answers, thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sh8dyDan:
Just tested and got a lock in seconds and was very accurate. Actually spot on.

Ditto
[Vibrant Android Development] Fedburin:
I had the same problem. To solve. Ensure GPS is not active. Load LBStestmode. Delete GPS data. Reboot. Load LBStestmode again. Click on application settings. Back out. Start get position fix. Wait for GPS to get fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
That would be awesome. I really hope my phone can at least run 1 .1ghz....

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] zombioptic:
Just made a small donation to the whiskey fund. A soldier's salary is lacking, but I want to help any way I can! ;) Love you guys!
[Vibrant Android Development] Blkegk:
So I tried this kernal out and it freezes exactly like the manhattan kernal. Im able to be oc to 1.2 so oc isnt a issue for me. The longest im able to keep it working before the big freeze is 2 mins. Anything from making a phone call to opening an app freezes.

Im switching back to jacs xmod oc/uv/voodoo, that kernal works flawless for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
Just took the new kernel across town and i gotta tell you, my reception is utterly terrible.

it dropped 3g every 30 seconds, while my wife's (stock vibrant, same network) held 3g the whole way. I live in Vegas, which is a big city so it shouldn't have been that bad.

time to research the JI6 modem and see if i can just flash it over.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdubs4200:
Wow so "YOU MUST DISABLE VOODOO..." Doesn't mean anything to you?... So your fault all the way man. This is my 4th Vibrant, we, I, learned from READING THE DIRECTIONS! Bionix you fuc5ing RULE!!

Vibrant Bionix
[Vibrant Android Development] Broken:
TW has flashable modems at their website.
[Vibrant Android Development] kimbo1986:
My question is this. As I understand the fusion 1.1 including the other bionix Rome have a lag fix built in but I've been using voodoo beta 4 and it has worked for me fairly well. My question is there no need to reinstall a lagfix once I flashed this kernal? If I did would it overwrite parts of this kernal? BTW although I already posted on this earlier, I had to reinstall about 10 different Apps for some reason I kept getting fc's. After flashing this new kernal
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
JAC's kernel worked for you and Project Core didn't is because JAC pumps up the voltage at 1.2 Ghz. Project Core does increase voltage as well, but I assume JAC's voltage is raised higher (volt increase stated in his changelog).
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
i repartition with odin all the time (every new rom/kernel flash, actually) and i never back up ANYTHING on my sdcard (internal or external) and its always there.
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
i had terrible gps after flashing this kernel, i used gps status & toolbox to reset gps data and after about 4 min, it grabbed some satellites and i was g2g.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
Just flashed core and bionix final. So far so good. The kernel is fast as hell.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kwintar:
So far so good on Bionix Fusion 1.0.

Thank for the outstanding work!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] tnimoruen:
It would be great to see this happen.

+1
[Vibrant Android Development] loogielv:
TWICE now, going into the gallery locks the phone up completely.

bummer, i think i might have to ditch the core kernel for now :(
[Vibrant Android Development] ultra spikey:
I flashed this kernel this morning, been using my phone normally throughout the day and got the phone to freeze twice. Once when typing up a text, and once when scrolling through the home screens. Also, the battery performance seems about the same, maybe a little worse. Can't really feel a difference in speed either, although my benchmarks were a little higher.
[Vibrant Android Development] ryangera:
Thanks a lot. This worked, and I'm locking 7/10 right away now. Team whisky FTW
[Vibrant Android Development] Kwintar:
Just played three games of Homerun Battle 3D and it runs silky smooth. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
For what it's worth, I had freeze issues after flashing this kernel when opening my dock. I noticed, though, that if I unplugged it from the USB cable, it didn't seem to have the problem anymore. I then tried disabling USB Debugging mode and now it's been running just fine plugged in or not for around 3 hours.

No idea if this is useful info or not, but thought I'd share.

Edit: Spoke too soon, just had a lockup :(
[Vibrant Android Development] Sir Incognito:
Just got it installed...........PIMP TYTE! Awesome job Team Whiskey!