yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Yes, I tried the voodoo+jk6 for a day, didn't like it, kept getting stuck randomly. Disabled that and flashed the super IO last night, flashed fine. Went back into CWM to clear cache and davlik and I got an E: can't sign etc.. error, rant update zip same thing. Cleared the caches and it worked and rebooted. Read that it needs to be toggled out of sig verfication, went back in and did that, ran update zip and it ran ok no error. Rebooted normal, then rebooted back into recovery and I got the error again. Little android guy with an exclamation point, hit the home button and CWM still comes up.

So yes, super IO works fine, works well actually, but I somehow messed up CWM and need some help to fix that. Just disable lag fixes before flashing super IO kernel and you should be fine at least I was.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
I'm at 400 kbps on this something isn't right full bars on 3g
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
How do I flash the kernel back that this came with the super io isn't working right my downloads suck, do I need to reflash this whole rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] manekDC2_:
so did you just flash the jk6 kernel over the jk2?? please confirm... if so i am excited!
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Yes you can download it right to your phone then move it and flash it from cwm, make sure your volume is on it talks to you and gives you a time estimates of when it will be done, took mine about ten minutes total. I ended up flashing thre super io over it and removing it.
[Vibrant Android Development] crazygamer1:
The easiest way is probably do a nandroid backup, reflash the ROM, and then restore your backup. Nandroid doesn't save the kernel or modem, so you'll get the original kernel and modem, and all of your data back.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Would that work I'm getting cwm e:errors for signature since getting rid of voodoo, maybe I should throw the voodoo kernel back and check the download speed, any suggestions what would you recommend? What does nandroid backup that titanium doesn't?
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Flashed a jk6 modem and rechecked the speed, still slow 400 kbps but 4 bars 3g, I don't understand what's wrong
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
thanks for the nandroid suggestion, I hadn't backed up since before i switched to this rom, running restore now, hopefully this restores whatever was causing the issue. I was 900-1k download before messed with the kernels, i don't get how it caused this problem.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Nandroid restored, going to leave the jk2 no lag fixes just the rom as is see how it works. Is everyone using the epc apn or the internet 2 one?
[Vibrant Android Development] chev:
Is there a way i can get touchwiz on this rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
is this still the most stable release?
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Enuro12, what's up, bro?

Can't say that this is the most stable ROM, however, people love it and continue to flash regardless of not having support from the dev. Others have also reported flashing other ROMs and returning to this one...So I don't know what to make of that.

I can say that I have thought a few times of flashing something else, just am honestly enjoying my experience with this ROM immensely.
[Vibrant Android Development] parmijo11:
Moving on. Anderoid is posting in Nexus S forum and is unlikely to return to this. Hoping he does but after well over a month for any kind of update I doubt he will. Shame...
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Anderdroid has been around the forum all along just doing other things.

I am just glad that he shared his personal creation with us. For the most part it has served most of us well.

Unless something dramatically better becomes available this is where I'll stay.
[Vibrant Android Development] parmijo11:
I'm glad too but theres more than can be done. As I usually fall back on this ROM i'm sure i'll be back but going to try new things for a bit...
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
I'm running Anderdroid's AOSPish Jk2 1.1. I recently flashed this kernel along with the ROM. Everything works well except 3 issues. 1) The boot loop has the 'Android' animation over the tmo boot. 2) After flashing, my CWM refuses to work, says an error and network and sd card. Idk 3) When I try to flash my batt mod (from the dev thread in AOSPish jk2 1.1), it screws the whole system up and it won't boot. It loads some htc scripts. Can someone help???
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Here's what I would do and did based on someones recommendation to me that worked perfectly and quickly. I ran nandroid backup then reinstalled this ROM and its all working normal. I can't find any reason to run the other kernel, it didn't seem to do anything besides cause problems. Once its reinstalled run restore from rom manager and recover the backup and it's just like it was before you flashed the kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
So whats more stable than this ROM?

I made a full how-to its in my sig...

It covers both your CWM and SD card issues. As well as the battery mod i created.
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
Thanx for the suggestion with the adb reboot. Almost forgot about it since I actually had multiple installs of busybox. Worked like a charm. Now my only thing is the funky boot ani, it's loading some type of htc scripts an some cyogen droid logo. Something trippy with the super i/o kernel I assume. Any suggestions on how to get my boot back to normal (or a decent custom). Many thnx...this ROM is the best!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
Nevermind...I fixed it. Thanx for your help.
[Vibrant Android Development] manekDC2_:
man i sure hope Anderoid comes back and builds an AOSP 2.3 rom or at least a 2.2 rom with a OC+voodoo JL4 based kernel 1.3ghz

seems to be the best for battery life with the current stepping.
[Vibrant Android Development] harrbear:
Is there an accurate battery mod that works with this ROM? All the ones I've tried have ended up not working and causing me to have to nandroid back.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
I too am looking for a working battery mod for the circle with the numbers in the middle in place of the stock one.
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
check my sig
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
I wish you told me to just click on the picture of the screen shot IN your signature! I watched all your video's twice trying to figure out if i missed the link somewhere. Thanks and I'm glad I finally figured it out. Appreciate it.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Worked perfect, got a little nervous the file was named d black not anything about battery but it worked perfect thanks again!
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Also for anyone that might ask about jl4, I have been running it for over a day and it seems to be great, getting faster downloads better 3g and signal. It could all be in my head but seems to be great with this rom so far
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Any chance you know how to fix voicemail notifications our get rid of the little android faces in the text messages?
[Vibrant Android Development] sublimeNaz:
Vibrant AOSPish JK2 v1.1 is AWESOME!!!!

I have been waiting and waiting for Samsung to put out the 2.2 update for my vibrant for way too long and I finally had enough when they pulled the vibrant update that they recently released in Canada. I decided to root and try this ROM and WOW, IT IS AMAZING!!!!!! I LOVE MY PHONE AGAIN!!! YOU SIR ARE AMAZING!!! THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] INeFFeCTiVE:
If you want t-wiz grab the jl4 ROM and flash that. A.O.S.P. is supposed to be as close to the Google source as possible which means no touch wiz or other mods. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
anyone run JL4 on this? My battery was horrific today, normally I go a whole day and still have some left when I plug in around 10-11pm, today I charged around noon and its dead again at 840. I'm thinking something else is wrong, but don't see it.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
Although I have moved on from this ROM, I still keep up with it, and I just wanted to chime in.

I am using Eugene373s Ginger Clone, which is based off JL4, and the battery drain is a problem for me too!
[Vibrant Android Development] aminthemachine:
Just rooted my phone

I just rooted my galaxy s. How do I got about installing this? Thank you in advance:D
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Directions on the first page of the post, basically download, move to internal sd, flash with cwm, then once it's done open market and get busy box.1.71 installed to xbin before you do anything else, might want to do a backup of your apps in titanium first. I'd read through some posts I may have missed a step
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
Search the Bible, it's a sticky at the top of the Android Development area, and go flash a more updated ROM, this one is out of date, way out of date.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Outdated but it works great, I haven't found surge rom yet that has working everything wifi too, I'm open to suggestions if anyone has any I should try?
[Vibrant Android Development] techspy:
Guys, I cant boot into recovery. It just gets stuck at the Vibrant screen and I have to pull the battery, reboot etc with usb connected.

From stock rom I installed AOSP ish JK2 1.1, installed OCLF, installed all my apps etc and ROM Manager. Flashed 2.5.1.2 (twice).

When trying to get into recovery via "reboot into recovery" from Rom Manager or with the vol u/d, pwr button, It just hangs at the Vibrant screen.

I can see the time stamp on update.zip corresponds to the time when I click "Flash Clockwork Recovery" so that seems correct. Tired installing busybox from the market, and tried in Titanium Backup but it didn't fix it

Any suggestions?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] enuro12:
The answer you seek is in my sig!
[Vibrant Android Development] techspy:
Effing Groovy!

Thanks, worked perfectly.
[Vibrant Android Development] rkarren:
Userinit file

Where exactly is the userinit file for this ROM? It doesn't seem to be in any of the usual places...
[Vibrant Android Development] blaxtar.inc:
Galaxy Tab

I love this ROM. Would it been safe to flash this ROM onto My Galaxy Tab with CWM? Especially since the Tab and the Vibrant have very similiar. Just want to ask before I try it. If not, any suggestions on some good custom ROMs for the Tab that work on Vibrants also? Thanx guys...
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Short answer..NO..long answer ..There are no drivers in this rom to support the tab and certain things are specific to the phone. If you flash it could work, but you won't have wifi, signal, bluetooth and so on..also I'm not sure how the Tab can be flash back to stock if something goes wrong.
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
Best ROM

Hey ya'll....it's been awhile since I hit this thread up but I just wanted to say that once I got my Mac Bootcamped up with Windows 7 and having ODIN, i tried almost every freaking ROM. No matter what, I always come back to this ROM. This ROM is the best IMO. I know there are some issues and I (like many others) wish that the DEV would come back and address those issues and even update the ROM...(we all know he's not because we haven't heard from him) but overall it's been a great ride. This ROM is cool once you know to busybox after you flash it and freeze wifi calling and use the EB kernel RAM130 suggested (page 81). Thanks to everybody for your help and contributions. I just got me a free G2 so you know where i'll be going. Still got my Vibrant so I still be here as well. Happy holidays.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Glad to see you around here. I'm happy that everything is working out perfectly for you and keep it up..I got my self a Droid X and so far I'm happy..though, I'm still keeping my friends Vibrant updated(on Nero 3) ..might have to install this rom because after a while he complains of isssues.
[Vibrant Android Development] arwinburkett:
WI-FI not working

I'm new to flashing ROMS. I flashed this ROM and everything was working fine until last week when the WI-FI stopped working. Anyone else have this problem? Suggestions? I was going to re-flash but i can't get into cwr, my phone stays froze on the vibrant screen. I have to reset several times before it starts back up.
[Vibrant Android Development] coolguyjosh:
im having trouble flashing this rom.

im using clockwork but when im in recovery and try to install the rom the system starts to install but then kicks me back to the recovery image. any help?
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
So im guessing you returned your Droid2? I just my G2 yesterday but I have to wait for a replacement. I have a dead pixel. it's not really that bad but annoying because I want it to be flawless. I'm not getting the HSPA+ speeds I was hoping for. I mean it was free but with a 2 year extension so I'll have to see whats up with the replacement. I have 20 days to make a decision. I take for granted how good this Vibrant screen is especially when I compare it with this G2.

So what did you end up doing with your Vibrant? I'm thinking of keeping both for the time being. I'm actually running Eugene's Ginger Clone right now. I was running Macnut R14. It was different but there's something with the modem. I'm getting like half the speeds on network and wifi. I tried flashing different modems but it didn't seem to work and I got stuck in a loop.

I'm bout to reflash this AOSP ROM. It seems to be very smooth and reliable, makes it better when I try to sell it.
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
Go into the Market and download Busybox. Make sure it's installed and see if you are able to go into CWR. If so, then trying wiping all data, caches and dalvik then flashing the ROM again.

If not then I guess your only option is to ODIN back to stock and reflash the ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
I just had a new vibrant sent to me because this rom bricked me when I tried to go into cwr even with busybox installed. I got stuck at the vibrant screen for good. I loved it while it was on there but now I'm hesitant to flash it again.
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
I don't know what you mean by the x bin. I installed it from the market after I flashed this rom on. Is there another step I missed? Because i'd really like to put this back on my phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
I tested that on my stock rom and I don't have any option to install to xbin. Just a big install button.
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
Oh I got it. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Looks like posted at the same time make sure you do it after you flash, you did get it up and running the first time just couldn't reboot recovery right?
[Vibrant Android Development] DanK Ups:
THANKS!!!!

I am a total NOOB when it comes to anything Android (I come from the land of the T-Mobile Dash) so it did take me a while to get it to flash and all that good stuff but this is SUPER DOOPER SWEET!!! Thanks so much.

The only problem I had was I was unable to get picked up by GPS but after doing some research and trying various dial in codes and apps I was able to find a one click app called "Faster Fix" that got my GPS to find a bird quicker than the Eclair OTA update ever did. Thanks again I can't wait to learn more about my phone and get my rig humming.:D
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Try the restore gps app from samsung and turn off your wifi first, works perfect, you need to be outside as well, don't use wifi on the gps menu it will never work
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
Your sure that will solve my issues? Cuz dammit this is my third vibrant lol. I've had bad luck.
[Vibrant Android Development] DanK Ups:
I used the Faster Fix in the Android App Store and it had it all up and going in like 30 sec.
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
This is for you as well as others, It's really not that easy to perm brick this phone. If you turn it on and there's some kind of boot screen (whether it be the Vibrant screen, exclamation or what not) it's a good sign that your phones not bricked. The more you call T-Mobile and have them send you another one for something as a bootloop we'll make them and the manufacturers make it harder for us to root these devices. Read through the pages of forums. We all make mistakes and it's our obligation to ourselves to learn how to fix those mistakes.

Did you even try to ODIN back to stock before you called T-Mobile?

I didn't know how to use ODIN before but I learned and let me tell you that it's simple and easy as hell to use and we'll bring your phone back 98% of the time. You know how to use YouTube I'm hoping and you can always try that if reading these forums ain't your thing.

I had to call T-Mobile for a replacement because my screen didn't turn on. It rang but thats it.
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
Yes I could not get odin to recognize the phone couldn't get it into backup mode our recovery. Did battery pulls tried adb. Nothing worked. I'm now back on this rom with busybox installed to xbin. Still I'd rather not go into cwr unless I need to because I love this rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
So you got the rom up and running you should be fine, I think you are sage to reboot recovery after flashing cwm as long as you have busy box root superuser etc
[Vibrant Android Development] arwinburkett:
Thanks alot, I installed busybox from the market and was able to boot in cwr. Everything works great. I owe you.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Excellent, someone on here saved me from the same problem so I'm glad I could return the favor.
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
I have not yet rebooted into cwr but yes the rom is running real well.
[Vibrant Android Development] GunBuri:
Having a weird problem with this rom. After flashing, I can no longer get into recovery menu, via rom manager or manually. And if I attempt with rom manager, the phone gets stuck on the vibrant boot scree, and I can't get the phone working again without doing the following:

1: get stuck on splash screen

2: turn off phone with battery pull. Put battery back in.

3: plug in charger/usb, wait for swirl loading screen. Phone gets stuck on swirl. Pull battery.

4: wait for screen to go black, plug in battery again.

5: phone loads like normal into rom(no recovery still.

I'm pretty lost as to why this is happening :(.
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
install busybox from market. Install busybox, and you'll be fixed.

"if you amplify everything, nothing is heard"
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
The posts right before tours cover the same problem, also the swirling s can be there for up to 5 our more minutes after a new rom load
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
I'm having problems with the setting for auto rotate of the screen. I seems to constantly un check itself. Any help?
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
In the drop down menu. The "sync" icon is actually auto-rotate.

"if you amplify everything, nothing is heard"
[Vibrant Android Development] ewidtfeldt:
Thanks man but now I feel like an ass lol
[Vibrant Android Development] GunBuri:
*facepalm* for some reason I had read thru this thread but I had thought the guy above me was talking about a different problem.

Thanks you guys, it worked. I must level up my search fu and comprehension skills, lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] lilflip193:
Great

Just so others know. This is probaly the greatest rom. Better than all the gingerbread roms. It has no lag what soever and is speedier than ever. Battery gets me through the entire day. Im using with voodoo 5
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
I wish for an update to this rom but I bet he will do a 2.3 AOSP rom soon..
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
I wouldn't doubt if he's done with this rom, I'd rather have him work on porting gingerbread and stabilizing that experimental/proof of concept rom he has out...
[Vibrant Android Development] androidcee123:
That absolutely stands to reason, since he did purchase a Nexus S, and has been posting in that forum.
[Vibrant Android Development] ram130:
Well if that's the case then he's done with anything related to the Vibrant..Well I'll be first.. RIP
[Vibrant Android Development] King Shady:
Guys will this work on samsung captivate? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] navman94:
bricking phone

i was thinking about doing this, i even downloaded it, but could this brick my phone? or is it 100% safe?
[Vibrant Android Development] anthonys2r:
This ROM will not work with the Captivate..
[Vibrant Android Development] ferhanmm:
Anyone have a mirror for this? The master mirror list seems to have a diff version

Edit: found it
[Vibrant Android Development] suchavibrantthang:
just flashed to this rom last night. works beautifully. only lag so far is the app/drawer opening and closing. which sometimes loads up icons a lil slow. might be adw ex, but that app seems to run fast and flawless on 2.1 eclair
[Vibrant Android Development] leofanene51:
just got done flashing this rom, & let me say its best one ive DL'ed so far. Couldnt find any bugs or glitches after flashing this. :)thanx to the creators. any chance of a different boot\shutdown animation?
[Vibrant Android Development] saadahmed786:
My sim card isnt getting any signal, usually i have full bars. Is this a common problem?
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Yep, right on the first page says it might restart you in flight mode on your first boot. Make sure you go back and read that page, you might be missing other important steps like busy box before you reboot again. You can just disable flight mode now to get working, but you should go back and follow the steps.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bmore_Shag:
Help

Okay, so I got the zip file downloaded. I need a walk through on how to flash it onto my Vibrant. I'm new to the Android flashing game. I'm a wiz with WM, we had a baby and I haven't had much time since then to mess around with the phones. I've got Odin, but from what I understand, I can't use that with this flash, because there's not actual pit file to use in the zip... I'm lost. Can someone help me with this please? Thanks in advance.
[Vibrant Android Development] Xaphino:
You should look at Vibrant Q & A forum for a guide to flash your phone but imma help you out anyways.

Download Rom manager from the market. Always back up. Ok now make sure you already put the zip into your phones internal memory. press "install ROM from Sd card" find your ROM go into recovery install package reboot.

Anyway thats speedy guide for a more in dept like I said you to Vibrant Q&A there should be a sticky
[Vibrant Android Development] Bmore_Shag:
Thanx X

Thankx X, I really appreciate it. I know there's a lot of people who wouldn't have run that down for me... ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
If you like this you should give the nero v3a try, I switched and it is as good, but still has allot of support since its new.
[Vibrant Android Development] Daveon93:
It always says Installation Aborted
[Vibrant Android Development] endo689:
Agreed. Although would really like to see the tmo wifi calling app added to nero v3

Vibrant w/ nero v3 w/ voodoo

:-)
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
You can add wifi calling in five minutes and it works great, theres a thread in the vibrant themes section named, slightly better ginger bread, its there, download and flash it with cwm, if you can't find it I'll post the link let me know

edit, here's the link,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=88430
[Vibrant Android Development] dblock:
Anyone by chance having a problem with the android keyboard and vibrating when you use it. I have the vibration turned on with key press under text and local under the android keyboard but its not working
[Vibrant Android Development] dverrette:
Stupid question but is this rom deodexed?