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[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
I use astro file explorer...Once I have copied the file to the external sd, I then use the app to launch the app.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
This is uses a large amount of resources, my phone instantly slowed to a crawl while using it.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Honestly, I would recommend that you not do it unless you are very savvy with this stuff.

I loaded the kernel and and have been having a whole lot of trouble.

At moment, I am trying to reflash back to stock using Odin, and that has been a daunting task which seems fruitless.
[Vibrant Android Development] jakill:
A_overkill

I just flashed the overkill kernal to this rom and it is amazing but the only problem is killing my battery.so I wanted to know if there is a kernal like overkill but has giod battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Glad that it worked for you, I had issues with freezing and had to reflash my phone.

Of course I am not THAT savvy...:o
[Vibrant Android Development] amdeus04:
Is anyone having a issue with the outpot call volume really really low and cant be adjusted when wifi calling is on? :confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
There's been countless threads about the WiFi calling problems. From what I've gathered is that the WiFi apk was extremely poorly written, and thus has problems. If you don't need I'd just freeze it with TB, otherwise I think there was a thread somewhere on these forums with a WiFi calling update zip if you want to search.
[Vibrant Android Development] jakill:
Overkill

I just pushed my luck the kernel is working good but now i get the black screen of death but i do not have it at 100 ghz i keep it at 800 so it should not be doing that so i am changing my kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
I'm not so savy like others here, just an average guysoft bridging my phone and learning as I go... Yeah after seeing your post, I suspended my flashing of the kernel. But when I'm sound my computer, then I'll be brave enough to flash. Damn, I was itching to do it!!

Sent from the helm of darkness called, the "Vibrant Galaxy"... Using the XDA App!
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Listen to the voice of reasoning dude, which I should have. Granted, the kernel is probably cool for some, but Eugene definitely says that it is EXPERIMENTAL, which shouldn't be taken with a grain of salt!
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
That's what happened to me. The thing faaaast! But then I started freezing. I have just about got everything back on phone as it was. You may very well revert back to stock through odin and start again.

Hopefully not though.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
I don't see why you guys constantly trying to flash other kernels..just flash the one I posted and your battery life will be ok. All this OC, UV stuff is dated now. Make it worst, once you messed you come complaining here as if it's Anderdroid fault.

Just keep the rom stock with the kernel I posted and you will be find. Freeze all drm related things and media hub and your battery will be better too. Now go enjoy your phone..and your life.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
I most definitely hear you talking there...and really, in heart, I knew better.

Lesson learned here!
[Vibrant Android Development] miguelmondo:
kernel

@ram130 I hear what you are saying, but it's fun to experiment with new stuff. I agree about the complaints though.

That being said, I have been using eugene's A11_OCUV_BLN_CWM_LAGFIX kernel since yesterday and it has been stable. I have not come across any issues so far, but of course, the battery does not last anywhere near as long as the stock kernel. I'm using the No-RFS Overkill JFS option with all tweaks turned on and I also changed the voltage settings (0 50 50 75 75 100) using the Voltage Control app.

Quadrant - 2017

Linpack ~ 16+ mflops
[Vibrant Android Development] parmijo11:
I agree, I have it as stock rom and have zero issues...
[Vibrant Android Development] secularhuman:
File transfer problem on AOSP 2.2

Now when I Try to copy my Titanium backup to my PC I get an error half way thru.

Likewise trying to transfer a ROM to my phone I get a similar error. Cant copy to and from the

external sd and the pc either.

I can copy within the phone from SD to extSD using Root Explorer.

Suggestions?

Thanks

Secular
[Vibrant Android Development] jakill:
overkill

i was going too but now i managed to keep the overkill stable so far is hasn't froze for eight hours so i guess i fixed it i just fixed the settings in setcpu and made sure that if i set a task in setcpu lets say the processor speed when the screen is off it has to be set on low priority or it will freeze and get the black screen of death but now everything is good for me just have to figure out how to conserve battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Jakill, glad you got it to work. I reflashed and am not gonna put it back on my phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] SoFaKiNgStOkeD:
Sickest ROM ever! No More TouchWiz, no more bloatware, and no cheesy theme. Just pure Froyo Bliss!!! SD card fix works perfectly too, SD mounts effortlessly on both my PC and Mac. Finally a daily driver that I probably won't even remove when the official Froyo comes out for this Vibrant beast! Thanks Anderoid!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] SoFaKiNgStOkeD:
Now when I Try to copy my Titanium backup to my PC I get an error half way thru.

Likewise trying to transfer a ROM to my phone I get a similar error. Cant copy to and from the

external sd and the pc either.

I can copy within the phone from SD to extSD using Root Explorer.

Suggestions?

Thanks

Secular

*** Flash the SD card fix, it fixes all issues across the board no joke!
[Vibrant Android Development] jonyolea:
I dont know if it's me, but I see some icons kind of blurry, anyone?
[Vibrant Android Development] techboydino:
Anyone try B Stock 1120? Just wondering. Anxious to see if the battery improvements are worth the flash. Thx.
[Vibrant Android Development] secularhuman:
File transfer problem on AOSP 2.2

Tried that, the Fix aborts on install.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
same here. I realize the sd cards are still messed after flashing the fix posted here. Any file you copy to the internal from the computer seems to be corrupted..not sure yet...also I herd flashing a kernel based of the I9000 2.2 roms messes up your sd card mounting!

So be careful with those kernels ...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=846384

anyway guys I'm flashing a bionix rom to see how it handles my apps and the memory issues...:rolleyes:

UPDATE: nope, same 304mb of ram but gonna see how it handles ma apps running. I'm on Onyx.R4
[Vibrant Android Development] tonomon:
2 quick questions:

1. Does wifi calling continuously run and murder battery life? Any fixes?

2. Does OCLF improve speed or reduce battery life on this?

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] JeremyNT:
1 - yes, you can freeze it with titanium backup to fix this
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
+1 .
[Vibrant Android Development] kevinjmoore:
This worked fine until I tried to do the one click lag fix and it fried my system. I can't get into reboot with adb or button pressing and it won't get passed the vibrant boot screen. HELP!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
The fact that you're getting a Vibrant screen lets you know that all isn't totally lost. You are gonna have reflash using odin.

Search the forum for soft brick and you'll find instructions. You'll just have to start fresh again.
[Vibrant Android Development] PhilUSAF21:
Whats a good kernel with good battery life for this rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] tonomon:
Is there a fix for the low volume and other line can't hear you problem with wifi calling?
[Vibrant Android Development] tmonty11:
The stock kernel seems to get the best. But I have to say that I have not had good battery life, especially standby battery life on any 2.2 rom. I'm going to try Oynx tonight because some one over on that form told me they had good battery. Currently I've been using Fusion 1.2 with JACs kernel with OCLF. Battery is great with incredible standby battery life. 10:00pm-10:00am and only 3% battery drop..
[Vibrant Android Development] JeremyNT:
Stock seems to be the way to go for battery at this point. All the other kernels I've tried with froyo are faster, but they really drain the battery.

I don't really know what people are changing in their kernels and I haven't even seen the sources for the vibrant 2.2 release either. I really dislike the lack of information sharing that seems to surround this device, the i9000 seems to have a much more active and open community.
[Vibrant Android Development] kevinjmoore:
Buy the Samsung Vibrant extended battery off of Ebay. It rocks and is 2 to 2.5 times the usage. user id is moretalktime http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130448289815#ht_999wt_1139
[Vibrant Android Development] cocowunsch:
Help

Hello all,

I was reading through the first ten pages or so and I couldn't find a step by step process on how to flash your phone. I'm not a complete newbie but a guide would help me. Is there a thread on this website that describes how to do so?

Thanks in advance guys.
[Vibrant Android Development] reddv1:
If anyone is getting stuck at the vibrant screen just hold the power button down until the phone boots again, and the phone will boot fine.

Works every time!
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
Here's your complete guide:

1) Root your device

2) Download ROM Manager from the Market place and Titanium Backup

3) Using "Titanium Backup" backup ALL of your system data AND apps and anything you want to KEEP after flashing this.

4) Once you've made a backup go into ROM manager and BACKUP your current ROM and install CLOCKWORD MOD RECOVERY. It should be at the top.

5) Once you've made a backup of your system data, apps, and current ROM, download the .zip file on the front page, and place it into your internal SD card by attaching your phone to your computer. JUST DROP THE FILE IN. DO NOT place the .zip into a folder!!!!

6)Once you have the .zip file in your folder, go back to ROM Manager and click on reboot into recovery.

7) You'll probably be at a screen that says:

-Reboot System now

-Reinstall packages (click this, it will take you to the Clockwork Recovery menus)

-Delete all user data

-Delete cache data

If you automatically enter the Clockwork recovery then skip this step.

8) Now that you're at the green menus go to "wipe cache partition"

9) Once you've wiped that (it won't delete any data) go to "advanced" and wipe "dalvik cache".

9) Once you've done that, go to the main menus and click "install zip from sdcard"

10) Then click "choose zip from sdcard"

11) Search for the .zip file you placed in your sd card. It should be called "AOSP ish JK" whatever the name of it is on the front page.

12) Click that file and then click "Yes- install....."

13) It should take about 15 minutes to install and format so BE PATIENT!!

14) Once it's done installing redownload Titanium backup if not's already on your phone and then while in that go to overview, click your phone's menu button, then click batch, and restore EVERYTHING you want back on your phone.

15) Once you've restored everything, reboot your phone several times (this usually takes care of some minor glitches, and restores your contacts and such.)

16) GOOD LUCK!

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[Vibrant Android Development] cocowunsch:
You're the best man, thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] pookguy88:
is it possible to flash a JI2 modem on top of this? I find the JI2 modem is working best for my carrier..
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
I'm sure it's possible to flash the modem, however, I'm not completely sure if it's compatible, but you can always backup your rom and data and apps and try it out, and if it fails just restore.
[Vibrant Android Development] phantomzer0:
Everything seems to work just fine for me, even after using the OCLF. My only issue is when I go into the market and hit "downloads" I get a FC. I get it everytime even after a reset. Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] mulcahyd:
I just flashed this rom, and everything works perfectly including the sd internal and external. Both drives mount correctly. I didnt have to apply sd fix.
[Vibrant Android Development] miglop:
does anybody know if we can pull off the g2 launcher and put it on another rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Wow.

It looks like we are getting to the end here...

At least we got a great workable ROM out of it, so I'm grateful.
[Vibrant Android Development] phantomzer0:
huh? wtf you talking about willis?
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Fo reelz...

Sent from the helm of darkness called, the "Vibrant Galaxy"... Using the XDA App!
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
The fact that we haven't heard from the creator of the ROM in almost 2 weeks, makes me wonder if we are on our own here..?
[Vibrant Android Development] GameOver69:
Please come back ANDERDROID!!! We need V1.2 and on!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Alkaloid:
I hate to say it, but I bailed out on this ROM a couple of weeks ago. When it was first released it was in line with the times, but three weeks in android development is a long time.

Eugene, Sombionix, viralblack, krylon360, and the rest of the Vbrant devs have been hard at work and improving the 2.2 experience, and improve it, they have.

I am still running an AOSP themed rom. Check my sig for specs. I have to say, with my current setup my system is running the smoothest that is has ever ran on 2.2...probably ever.

If and when Ander updates this ROM I will surely flash it, as I have loved all of his work so far. Cheers.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
I will definitely say, that this ROM is pretty decent one, and I stick with it because it works.

Ultimately, I recall reading that Anderdroid only created the ROM for himself but chose to share it with us. Since it is more practical for my lifestyle than stock, I use it.

Whether he updates or not, I respect him and appreciate his, as well as all the other devs' work on the platform.

But not hearing from him since the 15th or makes me wonder if we are on our own.
[Vibrant Android Development] secularhuman:
Still got the copy to from computer problem
[Vibrant Android Development] secularhuman:
SD-Pc copy issue
[Vibrant Android Development] Alkaloid:
Have you flashed the appropriate SD_fix.zip that Team Whiskey released?
[Vibrant Android Development] JeremyNT:
I'm very happy with 1.1. That said, it would be nice to know what Ander's future plans are so I could think about how to proceed. I'll probably seriously need to think of jumping once/if wifi calling is fixed, since that's a pretty awesome feature.

One thing keeping me from moving is that, for whatever reason, this is the only ROM in which my company's MS Exchange server works. I'm assuming there's some specific version of some packages that are at play here, but I don't know what they are. I've considered taking one of the non-TW ROMs that are in the wild and applying an AOSP theme, then randomly switching out likely packages until I can make exchange function, but that sounds like a lot of work and I'm not sure I'm down with it :)
[Vibrant Android Development] mattb6288:
after flashing several other different roms and the GPS still not working i finally flashed back to this rom and now my GPS works better then it ever has. this is the best rom ever and i will probably never uninstall it unless there is a gingerbread rom
[Vibrant Android Development] cocowunsch:
NOOOOO!!!

My phone is stuck on the Vibrant screen and I have tried resetting... What do I do!?!?!?
[Vibrant Android Development] roguly:
its been almost a month since u released this. Have you given up on this rom? Im sure u have a life and all. But i always end up coming back to this ROM because its ****ing awesome. So...i just want to know if your still working on this, so i can have a hope in life :D
[Vibrant Android Development] JeremyNT:
Sounds like a job for Odin...
[Vibrant Android Development] Generic112:
Does this rom kill anyone else's recovery mode? Everytime I flash this (It's been three times now), my recovery mode (Either through hardware buttons or rom manager) completely dies. I can still use download mode, so I can Odin back to stock, but trying to use recovery results in the phone not booting (If you hold the buttons, it won't boot until it's rebooted without the buttons being held; If you use rom manager to reboot to recovery, the phone won't boot past the vibrant screen at all, so Odin is necessary). I've tried downloading the rom again and flashing a brand new copy, but it always results in a dead recovery. No other rom does this, so I know it's a problem with AOSPish,but I seem to be the only person experiencing this problem.
[Vibrant Android Development] miguelmondo:
Dialer/Phone

Hey guys, does anyone know how to get the Phone/Dialer app from Eugene's Macnut ROM onto this one? I love everything about this ROM except I prefer the other dialer.

I tried adb removing Phone.apk from /system/app and replacing it with the apk I pullled from the Macnut zip, but it didn't work. Not sure what I did wrong.

Any help would be appreciated!
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
Solve Your Issues

To everyone who is having problems with CWM Recovery or any issues after flashing this ROM. PLEASE PAY VERY CLOSE ATTENTION TO WHAT I AM ABOUT TO SAY. I have flashed this ROM (as noob keep in mind) quite a few times, out of my own error. So please follow these steps (which have been explained before in this thread) in order to properly flash this awesome ROM. 1) BE SURE to have your phone rooted (duh). 2) Before flashing anything, download CWM Recovery AND BUSYBOX from the the Market and install both. 3) After checking to make sure they are installed, follow the steps to flash the ROM in the OP. 4) 'MOST IMPORTANTLY'...go back into the Market and RE-INSTALL Busybox and CWM recovery before doing anything else (this is the most important in the process). 5) After installing busybox again, you should regain all access to CWM Recovery and all the other custom settings you prefer.

Trust me...today is my 6th time reflashing this ROM and starting from stratch. :D:D
[Vibrant Android Development] krazykidd:
make sure you install busybox. We keep saying that. If you need to, find it in the marketplace. Stericson has a free app that installs it
[Vibrant Android Development] WingCero:
Or use ROM manger. It will automatically install the latest busybox for you.
[Vibrant Android Development] Generic112:
I installed busybox and did just about everything I could think of to make it work. This problem just started for me, I had AOSPish installed back when it was first released and I didn't have this problem. Now it doesn't work no matter what I try.
[Vibrant Android Development] mattb6288:
Make sure u use the one from the bible thread. That one worked for me
[Vibrant Android Development] secularhuman:
Finally managed to get a good download

of SD_fix.zip directly with the phone and flashed it and it cured my problem of not being able to write/read to/from pc-sdcards.

Thank you all,

Secular.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Don't think Anderdroid is interested in further development of this rom again.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Agreed. Like I said before, I'm just glad that he shared his creation with us, because this thing is more than sufficient and gets the job done. Of course, if he created an update, I think that I would hope on it.

Guess that I'll be riding this ROM for a while unless something tremendously better drops.
[Vibrant Android Development] ripsphone:
So if this rom is no longer going to be developed. I'm considering trying something else. I like this rom but it does have a few glitches I would like to get past. Can anyone recommend another froyo rom? I don't have a ton of time to keep flashing. I need a rom that has working wifi calling, has no issues with SD card mounting and isn't a battery hog.

Thanks in advance for any recommendations.

In the mean time, I will be backing everything up in preparation.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Yes very true. I'm on bionix onyx right now for one week. So far it fixed my swapping and lag issues but if an update comes from Anderdroid I'll flash again. For now though, I'm fine until my new phone comes.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Try out the Bionix Onyx rom..also Wifi calling was poorly written which causes it to constantly to use 10% or more cpu on and off which adds more drain to your battery. I've found the optimal thing to do is freeze when not in use then unfreeze when I'm in a dead zone. Wish you all the best.
[Vibrant Android Development] ripsphone:
Thank you. About to flash it now
[Vibrant Android Development] GameOver69:
Ram,

Any particular reason to choose onyx over macnut?

Also I see that there is a vanilla mod theme that works for macnut but not onyx. Know of one for that particular rom (or for obsidion)?
[Vibrant Android Development] krazykidd:
Another 2 cents

From the sounds of it, something broke your busybox. Make sure your phone is rooted and use root explorer to navigate through your "/system/bin" and "/system/xbin" to look for any file named busybox. If you delete that, it should remove the bad busybox installation and allow you to reinstall with a stable version. PM me if you have problems.

I still would like to hope that he's just busy and hasn't had the time to do any work with it. I understand people have lives and have to make ends meet constantly. Hopefully he does come back. This is still the nicest thing I've seen to bone stock AOSP.

Not to jump the gun and prove you wrong or anything, but where is this option? I'd like to know so in the future, it'll save me the hassle of having to install it via a separate app from the marketplace. If you're referring to the CwM putting it on via the AOSP 1.1 flash, it doesn't; that's from a prior installation. I've flashed this phone and bricked my phone (phone!computer) trying to restore due to a lack of busybox, then made a jig to force download mode to revert to stock Vibrant 2.1 and reflash back. I'm not entirely sure if it wipes the prior busybox, but I know it doesn't put it on the phone. You can't ever be too safe by ensuring it is on with that BusyBox app on the marketplace by Stericson though.

If you're referring to the attachment associated with this quote:

I can't validate that. All I know is the method I'm talking about works if you're coming from a clean install.
[Vibrant Android Development] WingCero:
Just noticed in this ROM's options there is no option to wireless tether. Why is it that theres only a wired tethered option, but no wireless option? Am I doing something wrong, or is it that this device isn't capable of doing such a thing.
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
There is its called mobile ap.
[Vibrant Android Development] grinchyboy:
i overall love this rom but dont like the messaging app :(

is there a way to get the stock vibrant messaging on here?

sorry for the noobness
[Vibrant Android Development] mattb6288:
you have to go into wireless settings and click mobile AP and mobile hotspot is in there.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
No particular reason. I just decided to try it since I hated touchwise it was my first option. As for macnut, i haven't tried that rom yet so I'm not sure.

Just look at his previous posts. I doubt he's really busy.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mannymal:
Just wanted to post as a vote of confidence for this ROM. I installed it on my new Vibrant and it works flawlessly. Can't wait to see what the future will bring, but as of now, I'm very content with it.
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
So no more development of this ROM? Sad. The AOSPish ROMs were my favorites.
[Vibrant Android Development] heygrl:
Removing the Samsung Music Player is like the worst thing about this (among some other bugs).. the one that replaced it is primitive with no customization options to speak of.