yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] jlatnyc:
Busybox did work indeed. After installing busybox it gives a confirmation that it found a previous busybox install. (i believe it installs anyway), thus confirming Anderdroid's statement. That he included it in the ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] sablemonster:
+1
[Vibrant Android Development] deku_nut:
This one, the one for white notification bars

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=428020&d=1288207103

It worked like a champ for me, i emailed it to myself in gmail and DL'd it in the browser (both to avoid the parsing error and because i was at work)
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
Thanks Working for me
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
First, this ROM is the best F******* one out there.

Secondly, I've been posting and thanks to everyone who offered to help.

I was one of the unlucky individuals to have the recovery issues. Unfortunately, Busybox didn't help me out.....

I finally got access to a PC and got a chance to use ODIN to flash back to stock.

With a little trial and error, I got it to work. Let me say ODIN is awesome and simple as hell to use. I tried to use the Mac alternative Heimdall but that was was too confusing for me.

Long story short, I'm back in the flashing game....

I'm hardware locked but following the tutorial for the MAC/PC, i'm rooted, downloaded CW, flashed 1.1, busybox and I can say I am finally at peace! Phone reboots in and out of recovery with ease. Smooth as booty, GPS is pinpoint but only with all 3 location option checked. GPS will not work for me unless wireless is checked but that ain't no biggie.

It's been a long week and I've been using 1.0 the entire time. 1.1 is looking great so far.

Going to recondition my battery now. Let you know whats going on....

BUSYBOX, download it if you're having recovery issues. It definitely does work.
[Vibrant Android Development] ilaf0106:
Where do we download busy box
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
right from the market will work fine
[Vibrant Android Development] rudy847:
Im hoping someone can help. This is my first attempt at flashing a rom on my newly rooted phone. My phone is already rooted. I downloaded rom manager. I backed up my original rom just in case. I downloaded this zip file. I clicked on install rom from sd card. It then attempted to install except it stops and says it couldn't open the file. Am I missing something? I couldn't download the file using my phone. It says it's not compatible with my phone. Our something along that line. I downloaded the file on my computer and moved it to my sd card. Any help will appreciated and repaid with positive karma points.
[Vibrant Android Development] Shaul305:
im wondering the same myself.
[Vibrant Android Development] PeartFan40:
Thank you thank you thank you

I'm sure I am not alone when I say that I've installed and tried just about every ROM available. Out of them all, this one is my favorite. It's fast, it's stable, everything works; (hope I didn't jinx myself), and I love the UI. The audio pack is freaking huge and sounds great. The transitions between pages is butter smooth, battery life is very good; (better than T-Mo's stock ROM). Keep up the great work, and THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!...

:) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)

Danny W.
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
Visual Voicemail resets after every restart.. =\
[Vibrant Android Development] tjsynkral:
No, it's playing my selected ringtone which I keep in media/ringtones. This is not an audio file from /system.

I can't remove an audio file because if I did that I would not have a ringtone.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
My battery have improved alot!! Guys I've been testing this kernel for a few days now and it's smooth and you get better battery. Try it!! This should be included with the next update of this rom!

try this kernel, my battery life have increase ten folds :eek:

EB-Productions Kernel #2

Also clear caches, dalvik and flash in clockwork ..dnt use ROM MANAGER! :cool:

BUMP ..also please take a look at CALL TONES in settings..call settings ..all calls..call tones and select end call or connect tone..after making or hanging up a call it will FC the phone!! confirm on all phones with this rom :eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
sucks that the mytouch 4G has over 200mb of ram free with more apps running .. :( .
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
Hey Ram, so you say install that kernel? now that recovery is fixed for me i will try and let you know how it runs for me, but i have a dumber question...what is that app your using with all that nifty cpu stuff?
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
system panel..you can follow this tutorial to help you set it up.
[Vibrant Android Development] cabegol:
Exchange

First of all THANKS for this awesome ROM, I'm using it since day 1 and it's WONDERFUL!!!!! I have one single issue and is related to my Exchange mail account....it doesn't force me to put a password or a pin on my phone (and I like it), but, the account disappears on its own every 2 or 3 days. It happened to me 3 times in a row since I got this ROM. On my last try I enabled a pin on the phone but it didn't help. Can someone help me? Thanks a lot!!!! Keep up the good work!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] anthonys2r:
Everytime i run the GPS navigation, the system sound volume goes to max. its not a big deal but really annoying to change it back
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Update---Problem Solved

Listen people, I just wanted to update you on what I found out.

I was FINALLY able to install the ROM...THANKS to everyone. A quite simple error was preventing me from installation:

LANGUAGE

!

I read time and again that all I needed to do was install the ROM into the root of the sd card and use CWM ROM Manager to do the rest. The catch was this:

That the ROM has to be stored in the root of the

INTERNAL

sd card

NOT

the External where I had been putting it.

I did learn in this process how to use Odin as well as recovering from a soft brick, so all's well that ends well.

I hope that this will help someone else who may get stuck as I did.

@ Anderoid, GREAT effing ROM dude! Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] anthonys2r:
I did the same my first time flashing a rom, ended up soft bricking my phone. However, I am actually glad that I did that as it taught me to use Odin. Apparently, its common knowledge that CWM is bugged, as it cannot read from the external sd.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Be sure to try this guys!
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
Very cool, thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
I've re flashed about 10 times. Visual Voice Mail always resets after the phone reboots.

Another note.

Advanced Battery Meter

I've got the UOT battery mod working. Just save to the internal card & flash via CWM.

i cant post links... so go to multiupload (.com) / 14CONOKOWW

Ignore the error i tried to change the bootloader at the same time... Didn't work :)
[Vibrant Android Development] JeremyNT:
Hey ander, do you plan to release another version soon? I ask because I'm on 1.0 at the moment and was wondering if I should just skip 1.1. I really have no major issues with 1.0 so I've been in no hurry to upgrade, this is the best this phone has ever worked for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
1.2 will probably come this weekend. Gonna see if Eugene can help me with stock contacts/dialer.

Also I'm planning on removing Android Keyboard and Samsung Keypad for the Multi-Touch Keyboard. Any one still want those?

Will have Eugene's newest kernel (which rocks my batteries socks) and SD fix built in.

Also will have updated Swype. Gonna see if I can solve the busybox problem from initial flash.

And some more stuff I don't remember.
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
ah i didnt clear dalvik or cache is that important to see the difference? can i wipe it now or should i reinstall and wipe?
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
You don't really need to clear caches... I didn't and that kernel rocks.
[Vibrant Android Development] murse:
+1 for keeping the android keyboard.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Is that the same kernel I mention above?
[Vibrant Android Development] krazie1:
+1 for Android Keyboard
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Anderdroid, I just wanted to personally thank you for sharing your ROM with us, it is absolutely great work. Much appreciated.

I look forward to seeing what's new in the 1.2 update.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Quite strange here

Got through installing the ROM, then tried to enter recovery.

I am now suck on the Vibrant Screen.

I think I read about this earlier in the thread, if anyone knows where it's at off head, could you please post the link.

Thanks.

*UPDATE*

I was able to get back into the phone by:

1. Removing both SIM and SD Cards.

2. Plugging the phone up to my notebook via USB.

3. Pressing Up, Down & Power.

4. Releasing when Vibrant screen came up.

And after that it loaded.
[Vibrant Android Development] miglop:
So it uses minutes from data plan but won't it be less cheaper to be using wifi calling?
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
Less cheaper? >.< so confusing.

WiFi calling is meant for people with low service / on trips.
[Vibrant Android Development] PT1PPY:
Network mode

I love this ROM but the only problem is my reception is terrible with it. My network mode keeps switching to GSM only. I've tried putting it on Auto and also WCDMA only but every time it switchs back after a few mintues to GSM only and it areas where I have both full bars 3G and Edge I get nothing. Anything?
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Clear caches and reflash
[Vibrant Android Development] xitsxjack:
weird battery issue?

i wonder if anyone else is having this....when my phone is plugged in to the computer, it shows its charging...but the battery percentage drops while charging on the PC...but when its plugged into the wall, it charges like normal...
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
Hey Ander, i see Team Whiskey has voodoo 5 available for Obsidian v3, any way to get that into AOSP1.2? Ive always heard voodoo is better than OCLF and i have the larger nand chip, and now there is support. so i want to try it...but i havent been a fan of TW roms
[Vibrant Android Development] schwiz:
This worked! Thanks! not sure about your other problem
[Vibrant Android Development] stevewabc:
Thanks for all your hard work between you and Eugene you two got it going. I have a test kernel going now on this rom build from source I get about 14hrs of talk time.. key note I have a script that shots down all apps when they are closed. other then instant messaging.. well better get some sleep off to Calf tomorrow. also Eugene put out R11 tonight. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] EyeAndroid:
I want so badly for this rom to work well!!

I flashed this rom last night and I have got to say, it is the slowest, lagiest rom I have ever used and that makes me so upset.

Im coming from a nexus one and I loved all stock android. But it seems like this isnt really it. I couldn't find whether or not this was running the true JIT compiler?

Is anyone else experiencing extreme lag?
[Vibrant Android Development] murse:
I ran 1.0 and now 1.1. Very little lag for me. Faster than any 2.1 ROM that's for sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
Crazy. This rom is lightyears faster than my nexus on stock 2.2.1. Try reflashing. Clear data / cache.

Also try a lagfix. Oclf from market works great.

Also, regarding Voodoo lag fix, there is a topic in this section for it. It is compatible with this rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] JeremyNT:
Totally rad, I'll skip 1.1 then. Thanks for all the work man!
[Vibrant Android Development] Duomaxwell:
I' ve found a little annoying bug, it's not allowing me to sync my contacts with facebook our with my google account, is there a way to get the g2 dialer and contact book, I don't want anything reminding me of TW
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
Thanks! Works perfectly.
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
My pleasure. It was worth all the work it took :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ryantastic:
I'm a pretty big fan of the stock keyboard.

I love the ROM though, works perfectly for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
This ROM rocks!

And the included keyboard is more than sufficient. If anything, maybe you may include the code to have more than one option...that is, if it's not already there.
[Vibrant Android Development] malevolent000:
Rom works perfect for me. Im also coming from a Nexus One and this Rom is the most stable and fastest froyo rom available for SGS IMHO.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Agreed, this ROM is very stable, looks appealing, and it give exactly what is needed without going overboard.

A definite keeper.
[Vibrant Android Development] thegreatcity:
Yeah this is native to Android. :)

Just long press any text field, and click "Input Method"
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
This has been great for me. Its light years faster than the stock. The battery is doing better & Visual Voice Man snaps right up. (Although it resets on ever restart...)

1739 Quadrant Score

12.815 LinPack

Using OCLF
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
Another note on battery life.

Today is my first real world test. However yesterday i reset my battery stats after a full charge.

I turned on wifi, GPS & bluetooth. Then played videos for 7 hours straight trying to run the battery down. So 7hrs of non stop video no problem. I was assuming that was the fastest method to drain the battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] anthonys2r:
Angry birds alone drains the battery faster than avatar + pandora + bluetooth + max brightness/sound combined
[Vibrant Android Development] customyota:
Are you going to remove the TW dialer altogether?

It's really the only thing I prefer over stock android because you can type names rather than numbers. I know I can use dialer one or something else, I just hate having redundant apps on the phone. Either way, this rom rocks! I love AOSP.

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
I guess no one tried the battery saving kernel or need it..
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
My problems been solved already. I used ODIN. Anybody else having the same issues should download Busybox from the market to help with recovery issues. It works.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
To be honest, I have been trying to install that kernel since I have noticed that my my battery has drained pretty quickly after flashing, but I have been stumped.

Besides, Anderdroid said that he would be pushing out 1.2 this weekend, which would include a similar code (if not the same). So I was thinking of just waiting.

Yet my battery seems to continue to drain FASTER than it was on stock. I toyed with it twice today and got no where. Here's what I did:

1. Downloaded the code.

2. I copied the file on my phone's sd card.

3. I booted the phone in recovery- Not clockwork because you were clear not to do that!

4. Attempted to "reinstall packets"

5. Got a message after a few seconds that "Installation (was) Aborted."

I have since tried renaming the file "update" and trying to see if there was code that could be pushed through Odin; nothing has worked.

Simple question: How did you do it?
[Vibrant Android Development] BRANDENDEUCE:
ringtone volume while using wifi calling

Is anyone experiencing super low volumes on their ringtones for incoming calls when the wifi calling is activated. Mine is almost where i can't hear anything but when I turn it off it goes back to normal level.
[Vibrant Android Development] Malike25:
I'm currently using it and also using Voodo5. So far from 100% I'm down to 84% in 3hrs 30min.
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
I haven't checked out that kernel yet either.

I'm at 72% from 100% 11hrs so far

System Monitor & all features enabled. I'll find call logs and figure out how much talk time i've done

24min of talk time, WiFi enabled all day
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
WiFi calling ringer is nearly silent. Anything i can do to fix that?
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeku:
2 days battery

Best ROM ever, 2 days without charging battery,,,,this is amazing .... great great great !!!
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Is this good or bad? I can't tell :D

Thats still bad IMO..I'm usually down 97% in 3hrs with 3G on..disable wifi calling.

I reported this just 1 hour after 1.1 was released!! lol , see I told you Anderdroid. I find problems real quick, if any :rolleyes:

Anyways guys, no fix as yet. Funny thing is mine seem to be working fine again..

Also I found another bug which as to do with CALL TONES..but again, I've been ignored.

lol wow, you missed understand me! :D ..happens. You are suppose to use clockwork recovery and flash it. Just put it on the internal sd card, go into clockwork, clear caches(just to make sure!) and then flash it! :cool:

let me know if you have any problems. Also you might wanna disable wifi calling..

lol was this on EDGE(2g)?? and what was your display on time?
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
I'm at 13hrs and 63% battery left. So yea its amazing compared to stock.

I should note we don't have 3g.... or 2g... just G.... Which is why i use WiFi calling...
[Vibrant Android Development] endo689:
Great work with this rom. Just flashed this about half hour ago and it works great. No lag no issues installing.
[Vibrant Android Development] mattb6288:
fix gps in v 1.2 so i don't need to be connected to wifi every time to get accurate location. gps doesn't work at all for me only network location works and its thousands of feet off my real location. stock j16 update had better gps accuracy and i didn't have to use wifi. i really like this rom so don't let me regret deleting all my apps flashing to it.
[Vibrant Android Development] tmonty11:
Battery

So can anyone confirm that the battery life is good? I'm running Fusion 1.2 with JACs kernel and my battery is super good. Just curious if any one had notice horrible battery life.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Got it

lol wow, you missed understand me! :D ..happens. You are suppose to use clockwork recovery and flash it. Just put it on the internal sd card, go into clockwork, clear caches(just to make sure!) and then flash it! :cool:

Thanks bro, I got it. Part of the problem that I was having was that when I whenever I go into recovery I would go to stock Android and I was having a problem getting CWM. I found a fix earlier on in the thread about updating from ROM Manager, then requesting to boot in recovery then reinstall packets, which would then take me to CWM...a few steps, but it worked.

So I have the kernel installed, let's see how that goes.

Also, I did the recalibration that Anderdroid recommended on the OP page...I'll check in tomorrow and indicate my status.

Thanks again.

BTW, I'm from Wager my dude.
[Vibrant Android Development] Malike25:
For the way I use my phone it's actually pretty good. Before this ROM I would be down to 70-75% in the same amount of time. Heavy text, corp email, calendar, internet and phone usage. As long as the phone lasts me from 6:30am-11:30pm I'm a happy camper and so far it has. I'm a heavy user generally from 7:30am-4pm and then I mainly use it for text/email after that. By 11pm I"m down to 5-10% and can still get about another 40-60 min out of it with that amount of battery left.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Oh I understand now :D ..anyways I wish you all the best and hopefully you see an improvement.

Not bad indeed. I'm guessing all of this is on 3G? I can kill my phone within 3-4hours with heavy usage, with the kernel around 10hrs..(heavy use is around 3hr display on time, 2hr voice calls, browsing the net for 1hr, bluetooth music for 40min)..

Anyway try the kernel I posted!
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
Here is my system panel from today.

I'll post a screen tomorrow after i give your kernel a whirl
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
How are you using voodoo5 and that Eb Kernel #2? i would really like to know. i see a voodoo for 2.2 on the main xda page, so are you flashing that through odin and flashing EB #2 and it all runs? thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
@Ram i was using EB kernel # 2 like you suggested and it was amazing on this ROM. When my battery would normally drain 20% it would drain 7% instead. right now i am rocking Obsidianv3 with voodoo 5. wanted to try it cause i have the larger nand chip and wanted to see what it was like
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Yep see I told you :D ..it's nice once I stop playing with my phone so much lol..

not bad, better than me :D ...I see you use your device almost every hour.
[Vibrant Android Development] Malike25:
I installed the kernel yesterday via clockwork & then today I flashed Voodoo5 via Odin. So far so good.
[Vibrant Android Development] jonesxp:
Volume bug on WiFi calling

I've read a lot of post may be not all of them but I haven't heard about this one. Yesterday i notice that the volume of the person talking on a WiFi calling doesn't respond like the volume over the network. If you want to control that volume you have to go to Settings->Sound->Volume->Media Volume. So basically when in a call no way to control the volume of the person talking to you with the volume keys.

When I press volume up and down it changes the volume, but it really doesn't change. Has anybody notice that?
[Vibrant Android Development] parmijo11:
What battery mod is that? Can you link me?
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
VOODOO V5

This ROM is awesome! Great job!

I have two questions.

1. when I connect to my computer (Kubuntu) my 16Gig external SD shows up as 2.2. Is there a patch that will fix this?

2. is there a VooDoo 5 kernel that is CWM flashable?
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
Auto rotation

I found a bug with Auto rotation. Something keeps turning it off. I have to go back into settings and turn it back on.

Is anyone else seeing this?:eek:
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
in the pull down menu, the sync icon is actually the auto rotate icon
[Vibrant Android Development] tjsynkral:
I see a lot of lag when the SD's are being scanned. As soon as that stops the speed is back to normal.

I wish the scanning could be disabled...
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
LOL! Now that you mention it, I think I did read that someplace in the last 80 pages! :p

thanks man.
[Vibrant Android Development] endo689:
Stuck on reboot

Hey guys so I flashed the rom yesterday and decided to reboot my phone into CWM and it won't go past the Vibrant/Samsung boot screen upon powering it up. I am new to android and this is the first rom I've flashed onto my Vibrant. Just wanted to know what you guys think I did wrong, and/or how to fix it. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] bruwat:
Noob Quetsion

Where can I find Step by step instructions how to flash this rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
Sounds like you ran into the "soft brick" issue with it. use this Guide to recover from it, you will have to re-root and start all over. It's quite easy.

Les
[Vibrant Android Development] endo689:
Great thanks will give it a look!
[Vibrant Android Development] Malike25:
Yeah this is all on 3G. I rarely drop into Edge around my area. I loaded that kernel once you said it was giving better battery life. I'm going to try to do a battery recondition tomorrow and see if this will help improve it some more.
[Vibrant Android Development] ronnyek:
this is by far the best 2.2 rom Ive used on this device thus far, however one thing that is just aggrivating as all hell... is the fact that even though its 2.2, its missing the "notifications use ring volume check box.

Is there anyway to re-enable it, hacking settings.db or otherwise? I changed setting for notification_use_ring_volume or whatever but didnt add the checkbox back.
[Vibrant Android Development] Gigamaster89:
Do these 2.2 roms have BT voice dialing?
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
I can confirm, the "SYNC" icon in the pull down menu is indeed, the "AUTO ROTATE" option!!!