yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Here it is. One stock Kernel, enjoy.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mr. Apocalypse:
how do u use WirelessADB???
[Vibrant Android Development] thenikeman:
ADB functions without a wire (USB cable)
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
It's not there but here you go. No need to ADB, straight install works. Enjoy
[Vibrant Android Development] Zylograth:
awesome, needed that and the visual voicemail

THANKS
[Vibrant Android Development] Zylograth:
Do I have to flash the .zip or can i just load what I want? Cause it says app not installed when i try to install the .apk
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
You have to flash the zip. Best thing to do is take out what you don't want first. I suggest using astro to manage your file. It works much faster than the one your looking for. If you need the Visual VM I attached it to one of my post. Straight apk install no ADB or flashing needed.
[Vibrant Android Development] CBung:
Thanks for the rom, love it.

When setting my Internet APN settings on my phone, I set them up right and 3G wouldn't work. I had to toggle off then on the "Use packet data" checkbox, is that something new you guys added?

EDIT: I'm told in #teamwhiskey it's a galaxy S thing... anyways, for others with 3g settings issues, toggle that option and try it!

Cheers,

CB
[Vibrant Android Development] Zylograth:
ok i will try Astro and the VVM you attached, thanks for the advice :)
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
Visual Voicemail

Did any one else notice that T-mobile Visual Voice mail app doesn't come up in the market? and titanium won't restore it. I'm thinking it's 2.1 only.

Les
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
It doesn't show in market anymore but I just attached the newest one a few post up if you need it. It's designed for 2.2.
[Vibrant Android Development] customyota:
Is there an AOSP lockscreen I can flash with this? I flashed a JK2 build stock lockscreen with V3 and it worked, but I lost all of the reboot options attached to the power button.
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Seems like right now that's the price you have to pay to have Vanilla lock screen with this rom. I'm sure they will include the options with future builds.
[Vibrant Android Development] brew1brew:
you da MAN!:D
[Vibrant Android Development] compuguy1088:
Anyone get Backlight Notifications working with this kernel from Team Whiskey? http://dl.dropbox.com.nyud.net/u/10700321/twStock2eBLN.zip
[Vibrant Android Development] samtcook:
Awesome, thanks dude. Way to come through in the clutch!
[Vibrant Android Development] YMark:
I'm not a fan of the TouchWhiz launcher, which is why I'm thinking of loading this ROM instead of Obsidian. However, from what I've read, Onyx has nowhere near the battery life that Obsidian has.

The developers are the same group. Anyone know why one is so much better than the other?
[Vibrant Android Development] Tmo_T32:
Upgrading

I'm pretty new to rooting and installing ROMS but I did download and install Team Whiskey's obsidian v2. Now I want to install v4 but I'm now sure how to go about it. I backed up the original data using nandroid but now I used Titannium backup to prepare for the new ROM. Do I Flash ClockworkMod Recovery again?
[Vibrant Android Development] implosive_disgorgence:
+1, my battery is getting destroyed. my phone shut off on me last night while it still said 3 percent :/
[Vibrant Android Development] snce1980:
zooming.

this rom flys! battery life is about the same as stock. 10-14hrs depending on usage. and now, i can leave it on standby overnight and it only loses 20-30% charge. on stock rom/kernel i would be down 70-80%.

overkill + JFS. all tweaks and backlight notification on.

some FC issues when an app is first launched but works on second launch just fine.

thanks TW crew!
[Vibrant Android Development] Slow50:
Did you take the money printing out of 4.2, I can't seem to find it. It work great in 3.2.
[Vibrant Android Development] customyota:
Yea, that's what I was afraid of. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] egzthunder1:
Guys,

Next time someone makes a post like that, just report it. Don't clutter the thread with responses to that please. Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] sewebster87:
I am experiencing a weird problem when switching back and forth between EDGE/3G that I didn't have when I was on 2.1.

I have a 25-ish subway ride on my way into work where I switch back and forth between 2/3G often. If I am listening to Pandora, it seems like when I first start it can switch back and forth no problem. After about 5 minutes though, it will cut out and stop using data completely, even though I have a data connection. The arrows won't light up, and it just sits there and says "Loading". I am able to quit Pandora, switch to just 2G and when I turn Pandora back on it works fine.

Does anybody else have something like this? I realize this is an anecdote without hard facts, but I thought I would see if anybody else is experiencing this. I was thinking about going to Onyx 4.2 but also thinking back to Fusion 1.2 for the time being, just not sure which trigger to pull

Edit: Currently running Onxy3 (Not sure which subversion, but I think it's 3.2)
[Vibrant Android Development] sl0play:
THIS ROM IS TITS!

I am running the Overkill+ lagfix and it works a treat! This is the fastest I have ever seen this phone! As far as battery, I have had the screen on low while non stop surfing and fiddling with it for over 8 hours now, I'm finally down to 5%. Thats incredible for how quick it is!

I am really surprised that the Obsidian is so much more popular than the Onyx considering what a POS TouchWiz is.

Anyway, I should mention I got a bootloop the first time I installed, coming from Eugenes Macnut (I'll omit my opinion on that one), but I didn't lose any data. I went back to stock rom and reflashed. Everything is GREAT. It definitely takes some time (several hours) before everything really settles in, I thought it was very disappointing at first, but once everything is installed and set up and a reboot or two with some patients, this thing starts screamin like an eagle, and when it does, man you know it!

Thanks again for all your hard work. Team Whiskey is KING!
[Vibrant Android Development] kanwal236:
THANK YOU SO MUCH!

i was snooping around the voodoo folder before too but i didn't know i could insert a blank file to disable it like that, everywhere else just said i needed the file, thanks again.

ill probably disable > JFD > flash new rom just in case, i don't wanna get my internal wiped
[Vibrant Android Development] sarge363:
I'm getting and server error when I send mms.

Can we use the market oclf or TW modified version?

Edit: Just reread the OP. Guess im gonna have to try the universal lagfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbknottyboy:
what's the difference with Overkill and Overkill jfs?
[Vibrant Android Development] jamesyl:
Overkill is based on ext4 instead of JFS.
[Vibrant Android Development] sl0play:
If you are unfamiliar with these lagfix methods try the main thread for the UFL Kernel this was ported from here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8726297&postcount=1

(Thx to sztupy!)

Here is the bit about the different fixes:

What are the lagfix schemes?

They are ways on how to format and bind the various filesystems. You can chose how you want to format the partitions (data,dbdata and cache), whether you want to use an extra loop device or not, and whether you want to bind some directories from /data to /dbdata.

There are also 8 included pre-defined schemes:

* OCLF: /data stays at rfs, but has an ext2 loop device on top of it

* Voodoo: /data is ext4, all others are kept at rfs

* JFS Voodoo: /data is jfs, all others are still rfs

* No-RFS Standard: /data is rfs+ext2, all other partitions are ext4

* No-RFS Advanced: all partitions are ext4

* No-RFS Advanced JFS: all partitions are jfs

* No-RFS Overkill: turns on all options: everything is ext4+ext2 and /data/data is bound to /dbdata

* No-RFS Overkill JFS: turns on all options: everything is jfs+ext2 and /data/data is bound to /dbdata

(If using the overkill scheme using the bind option is dangerous if using too much apps, so you should disable it in the advanced menu.)

Although I used the names OCLF and Voodoo, the ROM is not compatible with any of them, it's just a naming convention I used. Hope RyanZA and supercurio won't mind

Which one should I use?

You decide. OCLF or Voodoo might seem simple but they are actually working great (but for those you can actually use the originals, they are probably much more stable), while NO-RFS Overkill might seem cool, it is clearly an overkill.

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I am running Overkill JFS and the only glitch I've seen is with Launcher Pro very occasionally taking a dump on me, but its always back up in a few seconds.
[Vibrant Android Development] dbknottyboy:
thanks! but i'm still new to this technology and don't really understand the smart language you're using :) can u just tell me which is better/faster? overkill or overkill jfs? thanks by the way
[Vibrant Android Development] sl0play:
To put it simply, the further down the list you go, the more aggressive the change is, and likely better performance along with it, but with increased risk.

I'm running the overkill jfs but all my data is backed up and i dont mind if the whole thing fails on my during afternoon tea. I have had no problems and it is wicked fast (faster than anything ive used to date) so I've had no need to try the others, so I cant comment on their real world performance increase.
[Vibrant Android Development] DJiK:
Screenshots?

Can anyone post some screenshots please?
[Vibrant Android Development] dbknottyboy:
guys i need your help.. i accidentally odin back to JFD without disabling voodoo.. sigh. i know i'll get a slap for this.. i'm so stupid and totally forgot cause i was so excited.. i really need your help guys with a step by step instructions :(

edit: LOL nevermind. i was able to succesfully boot.. LMAO. this is mad funny. i used odin 1.7 and checked repartition even with voodoo still enabled, and no problems at all. it boot up! lmao
[Vibrant Android Development] disturkis4u:
For the STOCK kernel of this ROM, (non-ULF), what are the compatible lagfixes? Can I use oclf?
[Vibrant Android Development] tnerbliah:
A good laugh

I installed Onyx on my phone and it worked great. I thought I was pretty smart and thought I would try out the new lag fixes along with it. I read the warnings and thought I'd be fine. I was one of the 1/20 who got the sd wiped, so I did the ODIN and got it back then went ahead and reflashed the Onyx w/ lagfix ROMS. It worked great again. I then thought I would activate the OCLF to try something different besides Voodoo, and my phone went into a horrible cycle of trying to write to one of the coms. Kept saying invalid and rebooting. I was luckally able to get into clockwork and try to correct my mistake. I thought why not flash the stock rom again, but it failed at line 85. After other attempts at other stupid things, I then decided to flash a 2.1 kernel and then do a restore of a previous backup. The kernel flashed fine, I rebooted and it continued to reboot into recovery mode, not letting me get back into clockwork ever again. Called T mobile and will be getting a new phone. This day blows. I couldn't get into download mode to ODIN back either. I am assuming that I had flashed clockword to 3e and since I placed the 2.1 kernel I was running 2e so that was why I was locked out of clockwork? any ideas? comments?
[Vibrant Android Development] dbknottyboy:
should i flash Universal LagFix Kernel after installing the 4.2 ROM? or is it preinstalled?
[Vibrant Android Development] disturkis4u:
I tried to switch from ulf to stock and got stuck at vibrant screen. Would go into stock recovery but not clockwork. I was able to access download mode by pressing n holding the volume down + power, and letting go when vibrant comes on.

I was able to access stock recovery by pressing n holding volume down +up + power ( at which point I suppose you can adb into download mode)

What r the steps you tried to access either recovery or download?
[Vibrant Android Development] disturkis4u:
There are 2 versions to this rom...one is stock the other is ulf. The ulf one comes with the modded clockwork n the ulf kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
Quadrant Advanced i/o scores, JFS vs ext4, JFS blows it away!

running a few i/o tests with quadrant advanced comparing ext4 advanced and jfs advanced, jfs is getting 2900-3400 i/o scores when ext4 is getting 2100's. So for anyone asking JFS is the fastest. Run some i/o tests and see for yourself :)

also read online that jfs's cpu usage is lower than all other filesystems that we use, so it should extend battery life and reduce lag in our devices
[Vibrant Android Development] dbknottyboy:
where can i find the one wit modded cw and ulf? i only see Onyx R4.2 - Android 2.2 and the ulf kernel separate. does this mean i have to separately flash the ulf kernel?

edit: nvm got it :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Yes, flash the ROM and then the ULF kernel on top of that.

I just converted out of Overkill and into Advanced-JFS. Still snappy, and I'm hoping my battery use will settle down a bit.
[Vibrant Android Development] disturkis4u:
The op for me shows onyx w stock kernel and onyx with ulf kernel under it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Can't get into download at all? Have you tried the trick of removing the batt, put in usb, hold down volume keys and pop in battery? Don't know why, but that always always works for me, even when I get the scary error symbols.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
You're right. Looks like they put the full ROM back up.
[Vibrant Android Development] mms0039:
Man... Although this rom is great, here are the two main problems I have with this rom.

1. Battery drain super fast regardless of what I do..(I mean odin and battery reconditioning)

2. No GPS lock. GPS is completely lost. 4.0 was working fine and battery life seems to be a little better than 4.2.

any help will be awesome. or maybe should I wait for new rom to be released?
[Vibrant Android Development] 651stp:
to people who keep calling t-mobile to get replacements, shame on u. lol dont flash unless you know the risk!
[Vibrant Android Development] 651stp:
i showed my phone off to some iphone fan boys at work and they are like "dudeeeeee your phone is so wicked fast dude......" lol. hilarious. this rom is the ish! apple can suck it!
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
yeah but wouldn't you?
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Great job viral! This rom is way nice! Theme is sick, though still missing black swipe......sorry, I'm a swipe fan......

I've never seen the BLN at work, what does it look like?

Thanks guys l, great work!
[Vibrant Android Development] hanbaoquan15:
Your 4 capacitive buttons light up when there's a message/missed call/email. Quit handy since you don't have to wake the phone up to check if you got something.
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
yeah one thing tho, the lights stay on rather than blinking at a set interval.
[Vibrant Android Development] baillou2:
Can't see external sdcard

I managed to get the phone to recognize the external sdcard, but my computer (linux) still doesn't see it. Once I disconnect from the computer my phone won't see the external sdcard either until I reboot it.

Also I can't get out of flight mode. Every time I uncheck it, it reappears when I leave the screen. Any ideas?

Too buggy for right now, have to flash back to my back up image.

Too bad....
[Vibrant Android Development] xent:
I have to reboot the phone to disable flightmode. Don't use the "reboot option" included in the long-press-power menu. You need to shut the phone down and turn it back off.

Also I heard that JFS is fast and has a potentially better battery life than the looped EX2 and EXT4. Any reports on this?
[Vibrant Android Development] Rodriguez92:
Which kernel are you using? I'm getting good battery life on stock kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] omar26c:
This Rom has been working just great for me except for one thing. When sending MMS messages and choosing a contact it always comes back with "error in server response" or something of that nature, however when directly inputting the number of that contact into the To: field it goes through fine.

Any ideas or fixes for this? Searched everywhere and found a few similar posts but can't seem to find solutions. thanks. Currently using stock kernel no lagfix.:)
[Vibrant Android Development] routerbad:
Notification bar

I'm having an issue with 4.2/stock where if I try to drag the notification bar down, it comes down as far as the blue triangle and stops. If I leave it there it is as if I've opened the notification bar but it wont show it to me, I can still see the homepage but the soft key functions have changed and I can't interact with the home screen.

If I hit back, use the menu button and open notifications from there I can open the bar.
[Vibrant Android Development] sarge363:
im running onyx 4.2 and i want to try out the ULF. I tried to odin back to stock because I have never done since i started flashing (Approx 6 Roms). I got the phone into download mode but odin didn't recognize my phone (No yellow box). What do i need to do get odin back to stock cause I wanna get rid of any ghosts before I try the UFL.
[Vibrant Android Development] razormy:
1. USB drivers

2. The first time you plug in your phone to Odin, it takes a minute depending on your system

3. use a different USB port

4. if just installing drivers, reboot

good luck
[Vibrant Android Development] razormy:
anyone else getting "RIL Reset" when coming out of Flight Mode w/Wifi Enabled

Other than that annoying little error which has no other effect than popping up, I have no issues. GPS, MMS, Sleep, etc. all seem to be ok.

Battery usage has been better but not shockingly different. I'm in the middle of reconditioning now. I fully charged last night at 9pm, deleted battery stats, rebooted, unplugged. As of now, I'm at 65% with moderate use.

Very nice and tight ROM. Thank you Team W
[Vibrant Android Development] sarge363:
worked, thanks....
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
I had that issue and I corrected it like this:

I had Wifi off for this but everything else on.

I jumped in car and went for a 10 mile drive so I could find several birds in the area.

1- Open dialer and key in *#3214789650#

2- Click test application and let it do its thing. It runs 30 test (seems to take forever) and stores the info.

3- When it completed all it's test I backed out of the menu and rebooted.

4- Went back to maps with wifi off and use wireless networks and GPS on.

I now get locks within 6 seconds and it seems to work better than it ever did.
[Vibrant Android Development] icandy75:
Just manually turn off your phone and turn it back on. Do not use the reboot function on the power menu. I had this problem once in a previous Onyx and it never came back.
[Vibrant Android Development] gatesmarch123:
Clear market data on the settings.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Anyone installed a customized/themed version of LP by any chance? If so, Since Onyx has only one home installed how did you do it? I'm trying to figure out a way....I've come up with this, not sure if it's going to work...

D/L ADW launcher from the market and install> set as main home>locate and delete LP from system/app>now I have to somehow figure out how to install/push the themed version into system/app again.....and I think it should work. Any suggestions on the easiest way to get it there?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] ward360:
I am going to revert to 4.2 with the stock kernel, I can't handle 9 hour hours on a battery with my normal use... which I would consider moderate to heavy.

I have two questions

1. should I revert to the 2e recovery 1st?

2. Does it matter what recovery I have?

Sent from my Onyx 4.2 powered Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] xent:
Just rename it to "launcherpro.apk" and place it on the /system/app directory, overwriting the one the rom came with. How i do it is I use the terminal emulator or adb shell.

Your commands should look something like this:

su

busybox mv "custom launcher pro blah.apk" /system/app/launcherpro.apk

The filename is case sensitive too. Im sure you could also use root explorer or something to make it easier.
[Vibrant Android Development] tnerbliah:
I tried that as well, but I was one of lucky ones to get a hardware locked phone, which was corrected prior to this incident. The phone just continually loops into recovery. I reinstall packages and it attempts to load clockworck, but just does the same thing over again.
[Vibrant Android Development] tnerbliah:
I tried everything, including that. I tried every post about download mode I could find. I also called tmob to try their brains and they said they would send me a phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Dude, U-DA- MAN, if I was there I'd shake your hand! You've answered my question to the point. I used root explorer, and worked like a charm. Replaced with no issues! I was a little hesitant to mess with system/appp not knowing.

Thanks much!:)
[Vibrant Android Development] tehl3x:
Count me among those with their internal SD wiped. Thankfully I backed everything up first, but I'm the 3rd person out of 3 I know that had their SD wiped. Seems like it's significantly more likely than 1/20.

Came from Obsidian V3. Disabled Voodoo, nandroid, flashed over (didn't go back to stock with Odin this time).
[Vibrant Android Development] andyjang8944:
Same here, I lost 12% in standby while i was sleeping for about 7 hours. No widgets and nothing syncing. I got to 30% in about 8 hours use of Normal-Light use (texting, browsing for few minutes, facebook). Horrible Battery life. ROM is super fast with overkill JFS and BLN was great but had to revert back to stock kernel. Hopefully there will be better kernel with great battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] steveyoo97:
Team Whiskey rocks.

Installed 4.2 Stock kernel yesterday.

Left the phone unplugged at 11PM with a battery level of 87%.

19 hours later, with light usage, battery is now 55%.

The ROM is plenty fast without lagfix.

Amazing job, Team Whiskey!
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
yeah, the batt life is awesome without lagfix. I usually put all the new roms through what I call the overnight test. I leave the phone fully charged before I sleep and see how many percent it dropped over night.

With this one, I was at 96% after 10 hours of sleep. Stock ROM no programs installed and no wifi.
[Vibrant Android Development] boodies:
I just found out something I wanted to share regarding GPS locking. I have all 3 GPS options turned on. One thing I realize is if I turn WIFI off [in the Notification bar], I get way faster lock on my location and satellites. With WIFI on [in the Notification bar], It's damn near impossible to get a lock. Don't know why, it just does.

Try this and let me know how it turns out for you guys.

EDIT: I don't know what the hell is going on but now the GPS seems to work fine even with WIFI on. One thing that I think is going on is once you use the GPS outdoor with a clear signal, the GPS seems to lock on better in later uses. Maybe the sensor had to cache some info for the first couple uses.

EDIT 2: And one bug I found. The System Volume is doing the "going up by itself" thing again.
[Vibrant Android Development] deadpass:
I've noticed since I installed this that when I'm in messaging, using swiftkey keyboard, the emoticon button is a line return like it would be for an email. Is there a setting I'm missing or is it just going to be the way it is?
[Vibrant Android Development] creator2456:
I noticed that at first with Swype but it seems to have fixed itself somehow after several restarts.

Maybe try clearing out caches...?
[Vibrant Android Development] pathcafe:
R5 in the works?