yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] jrizk07:
I understand what you guys are saying, but trust me. RFS sucks, you're just lucky this has not caught up with you....yet.

I understand that other phones do not have to do this, but there IS a reason that our ROM's auto wipe, sadly sometimes that's just not enough. Traces of other ROM's are still somewhere in the RFS system and just because you guys have not personally seen it does not mean it doesn't happen to other users.

The only way to be 100% sure that we're all on the same page when it comes to troubleshooting/bug tracking is to keep a good constant and keep things uniform. We can do that by using Odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] djgromit:
I know it's kind of a nitpick, but this is not a fix. It's a workaround...This is great if you don't have a lot of contacts, but is something that has worked fine since my old G1 first came out...

That being said, I haven't experienced it myself, so this one puzzles me...
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates:
Dude...just get titanium backup pro...its worth the money...one extra step after each flash and my phone is just how I had it....

Why do people complain more about stuff when its free???
[Vibrant Android Development] mr.orange303:
Phone wont register at all on pc using usb. Says unrecognized device. I reloaded the drivers.

Have tried with usb debugging on and off.

Any other ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
So true.Same here.
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
Im not having that hairline problem but my battery does suck. I just recalibrated the battery.

Plugged in til full, went in to wiped batt stats, reboot system then unplugged. Drained it til it died and charged fully overnight.

Unplugged @ 7am. Its 1pm now and with moderate use, im at 28%. Using Nero3 and Super IO Kernel. To those that have great batt life on this ROM, how are you getting that? I need to know. I love this ROM but not the batt life
[Vibrant Android Development] vinterchaos:
i didn't even recalibrate the battery, and its just being super awesome for me.

3 hours at 89% and using it lightly, but a few short phone calls, few pages browsed and some market searching
[Vibrant Android Development] Jibreil:
Cut off the un-needed Auto Syncs and excess Widgets. Use AutoBrightness and keep the brightness to around 30-40%.

Use WiFi and Bluetooth only when needed. Make your charging habbits to charge the phone till 95% and start charging from low 20%.

End un-wanted services running in the background via Applications > Running Services.
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
I'm at 92% after 6 hours with light use texting, facebook, market downloading, etc. and that's after battery recalibrating. Noticed a big difference after wiping battery stats.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I know its been mentioned about changing each number by adding a 1+number and removing dashes to fix MMS.

I used this app long time ago to do that and it looks like its still available.

http://www.appbrain.com/app/contacts-clean-up/org.peterbaldwin.client.android.cleanup
[Vibrant Android Development] antonio91282:
i flashed this rom last night and ran it for a few hours. i loved the rom but i just cant bare to leave my own custom stock rom. ;-)

when i flashed back to my stock rom using nandroid i noticed that my baseband version said jl1.... whats the deal with that? im just running stock with root,jacs ocuv kernel and a lag fix with a few morphs and mods.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
You need to flash the Baseband of your choice. When you flashed Nero3 it flashed the kernel, rom and the baseband. You might want to check to make sure you have the kernel you want installed too. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] barch27:
Bug report: My work WiFi does not work with this ROM. It uses 802.1x EAP. The earlier stock ROMs worked just fine.

Edit: WiFi is fine now. Just took way longer than usual to connect.
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
Thats the results im looking for...

I forgot to mention I have wifi on, like I always do at the house. This never seem to affect my battery as much with the other Roms so why this one?

Im not having any problems besides batt. Using Super IO, its smooth most of the time (95%) but it can get glitchy (comin from fresh ODIN) and unresponsive here and there (5%). Just an estimate to give u a picture.
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
For a little info, auto brightness does not work well, period! I always have my brightness @ 25.

I looked in my sys panel and there's nothing irregular. Everything looks normal. Everything is minimal, 2 widgets, I hardly use it for phone calls. Web browsing, games, movie here and there. That's it.

Thanks for the help though...
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougefresh91:
I just had a kernel panic. Nero 2 also gave me a few. Can someone tell me where it would be good to post a logcat? I fear if I post it here it will get lost in the shuffle and I can't seem to find the Nero thread on the TW boards.
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
http://board.teamwhiskey.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=511

That should get you there.

But use this thread first.

http://board.teamwhiskey.com/viewforum.php?f=11
[Vibrant Android Development] mr2t32:
Run it without the super I/o kernel. I'm getting about 10% for every 2 hours.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
hahaha...okay, I'm being a jerk, I know. But it took this long for this to come out? I mean, after all the posts on this subject?

Kudos to you, kizer. :) I haven't been having the problem but I'll check this app out nonetheless.
[Vibrant Android Development] negativedrew:
I can't get the Nero Beta 3.zip to work. CWM is giving me an error every time.

Edit: nevermind I guess? Weird. The first 2 times I tried it through ROM Manager, it gave me a screen with a little android guy and a !, then would go back to CWM. When I tried it straight from CWM, it said there was a file issue or something.

I just tried again and it was stuck on the Android/! screen so I held power to reboot it and it rebooted right into CWM and flashed the ROM.

WEIRD
[Vibrant Android Development] SiL3nTKiLL:
very nice ROM!
[Vibrant Android Development] antmantucan:
MMS

I dont mess much with Roms or tweaks. This is only my second flashed ROM. Coming from Axura. I always flash back to stock using ODIN. My problems with, this ROM so far:

1. Sending MMS will not work. Recieving does work.

2. Cannot use back button from contacts back to homescreen (minor)

3. Cannot figure out how to edit stock Launcher. (minor since I can use Launcher Pro)

Other than these Rom is great amd fast. Thanks.

Any fix for the MMS sending issue? That is sort of a deal breaker for me. I flashed NERO BETA 3.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
++++++++++1 if you are going to be flashing often, it's worth the investment.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dougefresh91:
Thanks for that.

I'm going back to Onyx R4.2. That was the smoothest ROM I've tried yet, and clearly Nero isn't playing nice on my phone, for whatever reason. All three betas were very smooth at first, but after a day or two turned horribly laggy. Even after installing OCLF it was the same. I don't even have anything synced in the background. No FB, Twitter, weather, ect.
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
The phone seemed a little laggy afterwards so I tried OCLF but I couldn't install it (yes, I installed EXT2, then the playlogos1 boot then tried to but said error) that's why I resorted to Super IO.

Whats the best way to remove Super IO?

Should I reflash ROM or ODIN back then reflash ROM?

Another thing, do you think the EB Kernel is going to work on this ROM? I used it on the AOSPish ROM and my battery was awesome.
[Vibrant Android Development] daenigma:
This seems to be an issue with LauncherPro, when I go back to the stock launcher it is not a problem.

I also tried LauncherPro 8.11 and 8.2, both had the same issue.

Can anyone else test the stock launcher and LP?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] addison892:
I removed post because of posting error.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Simply flash another kernel over Super IO. No need to flash a complete ROM.

To which EB kernel do you refer?
[Vibrant Android Development] dumbkkid:
Is it possible to use one percent per hour while idle?
[Vibrant Android Development] funeralthirst:
that's a terrible analogy. perhaps you haven't noticed, but all these roms format system and data. what are you thinking odin does that formatting system and data doesn't?
[Vibrant Android Development] HYE_TECH:
EB Productions Kernel #2

The link is unavailable right now but I used it for the AOSPish rom and it was great.

Im going to try it. If something goes wrong, I'll just ODIN back...
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Now THAT'S the spirit of flashing your phone. :)

I haven't tried that kernel so I couldn't say. Let us know how it turns out.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Sure it is. Does this concern you? It shouldn't; that's not at all excessive.
[Vibrant Android Development] addison892:
My own confidence in ODIN may be my quickest route to a new phone. I did not want to clutter this post with stupid questions if I am able able to experiment and recover as needed. Fortunately I have been able to recover, however, in the future I will be sure to ask someone, as yourself, with more experience.

I am enjoying my new hobby of flashing ROMs. I really appreciate the hard work from TW and all of the unselfish help from people such as yourself to walk us NOOBs through this. I hope to learn enough to help more people myself. I read everyday and as I mentioned, put, maybe too much confidence into ODIN.
[Vibrant Android Development] dumbkkid:
Oh that's because I don't get that lol when ny girlfriend gets 10 % usage in 8 hours... lol I get 30% in 6
[Vibrant Android Development] dumbkkid:
She uses voodoo though and o use super io
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Hey, if you're proficient with Odin you're already ahead of a lot of folks out here. :rolleyes:

Sounds like you're doing just fine. Keep reading the forums and experimenting and you'll learn a lot.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
I've always seen about a 4%-5% drop per hour with what for me is normal usage on just about every ROM/kernel/lagfix iteration I've tried. Less than 2% an hour would be really great, but I don't expect to ever see it.

It is interesting that she's getting such good life with Voodoo.

It seems some people get phenomenal battery and others get just meh battery life. I've always been in the latter category. I've stopped being to concerned about it, though I do keep chargers handy. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] nkognegr0:
thank you i will try that because it happens with every 2.2 rom for me lately. very annoying!
[Vibrant Android Development] aznpandaman:
OCLF prob

Hey this is quite a newbie question but I just fresh installed the nero rom and I cannot install the lag fix that came with it. I installed the ext2 tools but when i try to install the lag fix itself it comes up with a error something about there exists a playlogos1 thing with 5mb.

Is this voodoo or something? How can I get past this?

Thanks in advanced

Edit: Actually i found a previous post saying how you had to restore the boot animation to get OCLF to work but would that take the nexus one-ish boot animation out? Cause I think it's badass is there a way around this?
[Vibrant Android Development] jeproxx2:
No it will not take the nero boot screen off

Nero beta3 w/ stock jk6 voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] jmatic:
Hey I have some doubts about visual voicemail. I've never used it cuz I never signed up for it as I had to pay extra. I do not have a data plan either. But the visual voicemail on this rom says its free. But then when I try to activate, it says I need to call 611.

Could anyone confirm visual voicemail works on this rom... Or do I have to call customer service. Any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Wrong thread but... it is free if you have a data plan. No data = no workie
[Vibrant Android Development] A3 Biker:
Visual voicemail is free but uses data plan to download voicemails.
[Vibrant Android Development] RickROM:
What does GTalk look like in this ROM?
[Vibrant Android Development] remixfa:
the difference would probably be in which apps you have installed.

i make a shortcut on one of my homescreens to system-running apps, and go in there and kill everything. A lot of stuff starts at boot and runs in the background. Things like skype, qik, and especially Winamp suck background juice without ever actually being used. Auto brightness also uses a hair of extra juice. Ive had good luck with apps like Juice Defender that keep the data radios off when not in use for extending battery life.

Yesterday was a light use day since i was off, Nero2+ OCLF +Juice Defender and i used 15-20% juice in like 12 hrs with basic texting and a little web reading.
[Vibrant Android Development] jmatic:
Well I was running this rom so I wanted to see if it was a rom thing. But I guess not. anyways thanks. I guess I could live w/o that :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Jibreil:
I wouldn't be surprised if Beta 4 were to be released tomorrow.
[Vibrant Android Development] m1gster:
Froyo 2.2 headphone and GPS issue

Did you wipe the data before you flashed to the Froyo.UVJK2 rom? I'm having the 3.5m headphone issue (can't listen to music w/o headphones w/a mic on it and my gps is not working). I have a 2.6.32.9 kernel. I'm also running the Voodoo lag fix.

Any advice would be appreciated

-Miggy
[Vibrant Android Development] ronin4740:
Try sending an MMS to a pure number - as an example if you're sending to a contact which has a number associated with it of (555) 444-2233 then create and send a new MMS to 5554442233 and see if it goes through.

If it does then you're experiencing what many of us who use formatted numbers in our contacts are...

The only fixes I'm aware of are to use adb to push a specific CM6 Mms.apk to the phone (not easy) or reformatting all of your contacts to have numbers with nothing other than numbers.

I think this is an issue with the Mms.apk in in the JL1 leak but not being a dev I couldn't say for sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] Alien1099:
I just installed Nero (beta 3) and it's pretty cool, but something odd happened... my phone froze after I installed the power control widget. I've never had my phone lockup before.
[Vibrant Android Development] ronnyek:
Is there any way to fix messaging as far as having to hit back and going to the conversation before you get updates? Pretty annoying bug for what if consider to be a nearly flawless rom otherwise
[Vibrant Android Development] gohawks1:
Am I missing something here, can Titanium Backup restore all your 'settings and accounts' as well? I always use Titanium Backup to backup and restore all my apps and their data, but after flashing I always end up spending about an hour manually putting in my gmail and corp email accounts, facebook, twitter, all my tweaks in the settings menu, re-pairing all my bluetooth devices etc....

Should I start kicking myself now for not knowing an easier way to restore all that? Between the backup process, the flashing, the manual re-setup of all my user information, and the app restore (where I have to hit install for each app), I'm looking at about 2+ process to get back to where I was before the flash.

If I can make that quicker I'd love to hear how.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] golmar88:
Everybody may already know this, but you can hold down the app drawer button and it pulls up screen preview. I just discovered it by accident. If it's old news then disregard and pretend I'm not a "Special Needs" noob.
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
yes, it can, but i've read multiple places that restoring all the sytem data can cause issues. i only restore select things like wifi hotspots and sms history

but yeah, titanium should be able to backup the accounts
[Vibrant Android Development] gohawks1:
I had heard it could cause issues, especially when going to a new rom where some of those system files could have changed, so I've always steered clear of the system backup/restore. If it's selective that is good to know so I can at least restore a few things like you do.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
You can selectively restore system data as you can apps. I never bother with that because I have so little system data to restore, but if you're careful and you know exactly what you need you should be able to restore settings for WiFi, Bluetooth etc. It's true that restoring all system data on a new ROM can make you sad.

As far as restoring apps...you don't have to do it one at a time if you're using the Pro version (and shame on you if you're not really). The Pro version has "batch" restore...just a few taps and you're on your way to restoring apps and their data.
[Vibrant Android Development] adamkong:
great rom im loving it now since i got my mms to work!

just one thing..i dont know if this is a bug or what but whenever i get a text message my screen lights up and stays lit until i check it im worried its just gonna drain my battery..

is there anyway i can change this in the settings somewhere? ive looked everywhere
[Vibrant Android Development] gohawks1:
I did not know that. I'm buying it today! Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
Good deal...you won't be sorry. It's an essential app for anyone who's flashing ROM's. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] funeralthirst:
yes, basically in the system data batch list the green ones are ok to use titanium with, the other ones may (or may not, i haven't tried any) cause problems.

i've never had a problem using titanium for accounts, contacts, sms/mms, and wifi hotspots.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I only noticed the fix for the problem because I spent like 60minutes reading from last post to newest post. I tend to do that because I have no idea where in the middle it went from what Rom to what Rom. LOL Also sometimes people will say there is a problem and somebody down the line finds a solution and I don't waste my time reading 15reports of something not working and find at least one or two this is how.

I've yet to Flash the Nero Rom simply becuase well I haven't. I guess its because if there are things I use daily don't work or are reported to not work I try to look for a solution or pray somebody else comes up with one then go from there. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] brie987:
+++1 I have taken this advice to heart starting with the G1, still Reading, Learning, Sharing!!! :p
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
it's so worth it too. i finally ponied up for the pro version and it's been a godsend
[Vibrant Android Development] jpnelson40:
unexpected error Nero beta 3

I had the same error (Error 0x80070057 for me), even after flashing the mounting_fix_vibrant22.zip date 11/21/2010. My SD card sizes always looked correct from the PC even before flashing that fix, so maybe it wasn't really needed for this "parameter is incorrect" problem.

I fixed it by going (with USB disconnected) to "Settings>SD card and phone storage" and under the SD card section choosing "Unmount SD card", and then after that finished, choosing to mount it again. I then reconnected the USB to my PC, enabled "USB connected" in the Notifications menu, and was then able to copy and paste to the drive letter E:\ which for me is the external_sd (F:\ is the internal sdcard for me). It would be nice if the labeling of the cards were better thought out, as now it suggests that only one SD card is available (as it is for many phones, but not Vibrant).
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
Nero

I flashed last night and have a few things to report. I must say, however, that I did not odin back to stock this time. I deleted data, dalvik, and cache. I flashed right over Stock JK6 after undoing OCLF. I may have made a mistake in restoring app data but did not restore any system data.

Issues: Rebooted just because and got stuck on the Vibrant screen. Rebooted into recovery and reinstalled packages, then reboot again. Booted normaly until the SD scan, then went back to the splash screen and did SD scan again.

Several times taping the app button opened to a blank screen. Home icon unresponsive but the back button takes me back into the homescreen. Maybe didn't wait long enough, but some of these were minutes long. First issue happened after I sent a text message. Another right after the synching symbol was rotating in the status bar.

Touch screen slow to respond after waking from being off for a while. Switched to Touchwiz, which I installed. (This is gonna hurt)Performance was better.(Shrug)With DailyBriefing and Feeds and Updates widgets enabled.

In both Touchwiz and Native launcher shortcuts and widgets take from one to a few seconds to appear on the screen when scrolling sometimes. I can't tell, but this seems to happen mostly when the update icon again is in the status bar.

Sometime can take 3 or 4 finger swipes to move between homescreens.

Conclusion: Maybe better odin back, reflash and not restore app data.
[Vibrant Android Development] joe.kerwin:
I didn't, lol. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] gohawks1:
I just flashed to version 3 and used titanium to restore accounts and I think it may have hosed up my ability to have a Corporate account. It shows that it's there but when I try and access my e-mail I get the setup screen like it's not setup.

I went through the setup process again and it finishes fine but when I go to my e-mail I get the setup screen yet again.

I tried deleting the account and re-creating it and I have the same issue.

My Gmail accounts (2 of them) seem to have restored fine.

Oh, and I bought Titanium Pro and the restore process is much nicer, thank you.

Looks like I may be re-flashing and going through all of this again.
[Vibrant Android Development] seek2best:
I've fixed MMS and Wi-Fi call issues!!!

Here is the solution for the Wi-Fi Calling!

Follow the link and install wi-fi call.apk! It works perfectly.

Nero 3 beta is wonderful!!!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=859247
[Vibrant Android Development] tenbeau:
I just had the following occurrences after running Beta 3 for about a little over 24 hours. I was in the 'Gallery and had shifted to different photos and when I hit the back to exit out the screen just went black and had to remove the battery and reboot. That seemed to fix it and has not happened the last two times I have been in Gallery. The second happened while I was on Craigs List. I had just done a search for cell phones to see what my friends HD2 might be worth and after changing screens a couple of times and than hitting the back button out of nowhere the Flashing X boot animation came up and stayed there. I let it set for over 20 minutes and than decided it was not going to boot up and than pulled the battery as the power button was not working, and it did reboot and than I found I had only generic icons for Rom Manager and GPS test+ and Titanium Backup. I tried ton launch them one by one and they all would attempt to come on and than just go back to home screen. The icons were also missing in my app drawer. I rebooted and had the same result. I than powered off and pulled the battery and than powered back on and it seems to have straightened out. I have no idea why out of the seeming blue this would occur. The only apps I had installed since flashing Beta 3 were the SGS tools and NoLed. Both programs seemed to work just fine until this afternoon. Any ideas what I might do or what might be the cause of the problems? I since have deleted both apps and have not gone back to Craigs list yet but have gone into Gallery with no apparent problems. Any and all info and help is greatly appreciated. I love this rom and do not want to believe it is the rom but just compatibility issues with the apps etc.

=
[Vibrant Android Development] funeralthirst:
yeah, i haven't tried it with corporate accounts, just gmail, facebook, and twitter. did you reboot? whenever i restore accounts they come up until i reboot.