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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Xtommes:
I switched all animations on ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] freakdahouse:
I'm with JP6, can I do both ways? Tks

Edit: Can't remember what PIT used when I flash this :S

Edit2: Ah I flashed with KIES at the time!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Donald Nice:
What about the speedmod..? Someone testet if it works?

How did you root? Chainfires JPO-Root? z4root?

My battery is down...grrrr ... will have to wait about an hour..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nsa666:
Does OCLF works?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] c010:
yeah that was my question posted earlier. what's the kernel version? 2.6.32.9 ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mitty1990:
Quadrant Advanced:

CPU: 1459

Memory: 1817

I/O: 1844

2D: 301

3D: 878

Total: 1260

Hope this helps :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ooohhh2:
hi guys, anybody tested one of the custom kernel over xxjpu already, such as voodoo 5 stable, or trasigs OC advanced voodoo?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Wasmachinator:
Wow, software support from samsung. Never expected that I could see it happen in my life:eek:.

Maybe they have some gingerbreads in the oven to, i certainly hope so =D.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Hrc4u:
Well of course they release this when i just got happy with hardcore's latest kernel..oh well.. :-D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sansak:
HaaaHaaaa ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Xtommes:
Don´t need so I didnt test- it´s really fast
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bess833:
Just as I set up everything on my phone with new Voodoo, here comes this. Flash time I guess..

EDIT: Is this rom still RFS?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rezou:
Yep, it's 2.6.32.9.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gruby191:
Me too:-(:-( but i can't wait for the new one:-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cantIntoCode:
I cannot get z4root to work at all. Hopefully there will be another method of root available soon.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MoWa22:
A newer working version was released a few days ago.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nsa666:
it looks even faster if you download spare parts and change window and transition animation to fast.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Virnik0:
strange. have you tried facebook contact sync? it download all contats fine, but it do not merge them with my own contacts, and if I try to merge them manually, contacts app crashes
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ZaKaTRoN:
Hello,

I have two email accounts of Exchange. Using JPB I checked email automatically every 15 minutes.

Now un JPU I don't have this opción. What should I do to check email every 15 minutes?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] M3tic:
Have you tried "Push" instead?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] echidna2001:
This is not a 'problem'. There is an option for the Wi-Fi sleep policy.

go settings -> Wireless and network -> WiFi settings

Then menu button and advanced

Finally you should see the Wi-Fi sleep policy option.

I found that mine had revered to "never", which may account for some of the increased battery usage others have seen. However, since I went through a number of ROM flashes, I don't know when it changed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BaggyBizzle:
There is a bug where letters are missing on the music player scroller.

A-Z are apparent on launch but if a track is playing and you view the track list a few letters are missing similar to the bug in the contacts scroller in some earlier roms.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Kireki:
I'm having problems with the TV-Out. Using JPU+Vodoo lagfix 5.0.2.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NZtechfreak:
No problems with WiFi or any of those programs like Barcode Scanner.

No problems with TV Out.

Problems I have discovered are that BattStatt does not work (others confirm this also), and that bluetooth HID devices no longer work - is this true for others also?

This is rather a large bummer for me, since thats a very important use for me, and may necessitate going back to an older firmware... or keep waiting for CM ROM.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kg3:
How is the battery life on JPU running stock kernel and no lag fixes?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cheetah2k:
I don't understand why people are lag fixing this FW.

It has a quadrant score of 1250 stock..!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dan@msx:
on previous versions ive found some lagfixes seem to cause more lag on some processes, but 2 days on JPU and im having no issue at all, so far the best firmware ive installed (stock rom just rooted and 2e recovery)

1 Bug i have noticed tho, if i access my facebook account via internet and not the app, it says "download Facebook for your Magic"....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DamianGto:
If you add ext2 on /data then you get more speed then stock.

So you can make it better.;-)

I get a quadrant score around 1900.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lpy:
Anyone notice the battery dropping from 100% to 99%/98% a lot quicker than other ROMs, or is it just mine?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dan@msx:
can you advise how to do this?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NZtechfreak:
RE: BT HID devices - OK, strange, tried again and its working fine (gives a message that the Samsung keyboard must be in use in order to use a BT keyboard though).

EDIT: Thought it was working with Swype, but it changes the keyboard to the Samsung keyboard when its connected to a BT keyboard, sadly doesn't change it back afterwards...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] oci.05:
Hello guys...

What is the password for the ZIP file... for JPU ? anyone knows?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dan@msx:
password: samfirmware.com
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rachitboom2:
Yes, cuzz this rom has the gallery sensor AND (0) network process bug. :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Auzy:
To be honest, I've tried this, and it's kind of clear to me that you guys are falling for a placebo. Because Cyanogenmod feels much faster still.. Not sure about quadrant scores (I never check them because they mean nothing).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lpy:
Hmmm ok. I'm not sure if that's the cause in my case. Basically as soon as I disconnect the charger it drops to 99%. Battery life still seems normal. I'm thinking they've maybe slightly altered the % calculations.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dan@msx:
i agree with the quad scores, ive had high score before on roms that feel slower than JPU
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DamianGto:
Look in my tread( z4mod kernels) and read the first post.:-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rachitboom2:
Hou do u know that u dont have that problem ???

Please type *#*#4626#*#* in dial pad and goto battery history then network usage, do u see a process named 0 there ?

Because i have it and it is on 100% of the time and i cant seem to find a proper solution to it anywhere !!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lpy:
After playing around with all different lag fixes and lag fix settings, my conclusion on Quadrant scores is, anything within 1300-1500 is the best balance. Anything lower or higher than that slows the phone down (the only exception being overclocking, which I don't think is necessary anyway).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheBenzinator:
never got 1250. I get max 1120.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Intratech:
What's the big deal?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] _dsk_:
I went to bed with 82% battery last night, now its 8 hours later and it was down to 42% battery! :D something not quite right there!

On the plus side its a hell of a lot smoother in menus and opening stuff up than the 2.2 stock roms ive tried!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jumba:
Just plugged in my charger after 13 hours of regular use (4+ hours of browsing, gaming, etc. Plus 9 hours idle with 3G switched off). Happy so far.

Kinda off topic but can anyone direct me to the Youtube apk from this release? I need to install it on Doc's v2 without applying all the extras.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Croak:
That's funny, same thing happens with my (and everybody else's) Galaxy Tab.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Auzy:
That's hardly scientific though... Performance isn't something you simply tweak. Remember, on Vista at first, sound for many people was crackly, and it was discovered that it was in part due to wireless network traffic. Stuff like that, Quadrant doesn't test at all.

The reason there may be a correlation, is that every developer on XDA seems to have jumped onto the assumption that RFS is unfixable, however, we don't have access to profiling tools,

Maybe the correlation works with EXT4/EXT2 mods, but for all we know, the problem could be simply due to a poor choice of scheduler (strangely, I found the default scheduler in Fedora is quite poor too).

I think the problem is that developers are accepting that RFS is the problem as gospel, whilst the reality may be that removing it is simply helping reduce the symptoms (cure the symptoms, and you cure the disease). Quadrant is definitely NOT a proper testing tool, and it only tests specific workloads. It's only good for developers to test basic workloads, but it doesn't replace a full testing suite.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] 4VGU53R:
Just tried flashing it with "CSC_I9000OXXJP7" , without any success. the screen turned black and it kept vibrating. :(

The second time it got stuck with "Verifying file system , please wait" ... and nothing.

Took out the battery , reinstalled it and flashed it with the stock "CSC-OXAJPU"

and everything worked fine.

Pity , i really needed some of those languages for swype and the stock keyboard.

So in my experience it CANNOT be flashed with just ANY CSC.

Regards.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lpy:
Mostly agree there. I'm not sure that every developer assumed RFS was not fixable, but if they did, I'd say that Samsung has now shown otherwise.

I'm quite confident though that once the official 2.2.1 is released, no lag fixes will be needed.

Oh, and I do remember the whole audio thing with Vista, which Micro$ft denied by saying "your PC doesn't work like a CD player"....

Thanks for that. Just did a search and found the thread. Technically the voltage does slightly drop when you disconnect the charger (as is the case with any battery and charger), but it never showed. In fact every 2.1 and 2.2 ROM I've used has worked the same. I could even leave the phone overnight and find it was still 100% in the morning. I'm guessing it's just a change with 2.2.1 and probably nothing to worry about. If anyone else can confirm, then we'll know for sure.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tomeks:
i'm on low lvl jpu without any change

- tapatalk ok (do not have xda version)

- barcode scaner working ok

- apn droid ok, gmail client working ok with apn off and wifi off

for now i could not find any problem on apps which i,m using daily with that rom (remember, stock one)

but i still think that doc rom v9.0.1 with k11-t1 kernel and jpu modem with all the tweaks but without lagfix was a little bit faster
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mirceateo:
About the gallery sensor/0 process battery drainage... I myself was worried since my Galaxy also experiences these "symptoms" (which I was unaware of until I read about them here..) so I decided to see how much voltage is lost overtime with the sensor on and with the sensor off. For this I used “Juice Plotter” – you can find it in the market for free. It shows you a graph of the voltage over time. First I used it with the sensor bug activated for one hour or so (sync, wi-fi, network data deactivated) and then I accessed the gallery, made sure the sensor remained on (by SGS Toolbox) and reran the test. Guess what? No difference. If indeed there is a problem with not killing the sensor usage after exiting the market, it has little or no impact over battery life. The drainage must come from somewhere else in my opinion. Thank you! Feel free to test and see for yourself!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SnoopyDog:
I flashed the "original" version from Sam yesterday, the package with four files and Odin, cause i read repeatedly (here and other forum) that things are missing and/or not properly working with the midlevel package.

The 3 button download mode was not working on my phone so far. The dump of /dev/block/bml1 on my phone showed me, that i have a "bad" one with "0xD" not the good one with "!@D". Anyway, i made a backup of SMS and contacts, then a "wipe" with keycode *2767*3855#, then i switched the phone off, removed SIM and SD, plugged in the micro USB jack with a 301 kOhm resistor and voila: phone turned on in download mode. So i connected it to my laptop and flashed successfully with Odin over the previous installed official Froyo XXJPO. I selected all 4 files: PIT, PDA, Phone and CSC, and unchecked "Re-Partition". After successful flash i recognized that the 3 buttons now working for me - great! :) IMEI was still there, Salescode was unchanged (DBT for me) but i still did another "wipe" with the keycode.

I don't miss any standard application on my phone like some people wrote, everything is still working fine.

Zooming in browser with finger gestures is working properly again like it did in 2.1. The official release 2.2 had some "glitches" here.

Really faster than official 2.2 JPO

Battery life seems normal. In some days i know more about this ;)

WLAN working normal without any problems.

SAT fix is a bit faster than before but not THAT much

Market seems to be faster, but maybe it had general problems the last days as usual (?)

Can't find some apps in the market anymore (?)

Kies support is still there, but it's not working in this specific beta version. So Samsung did not remove it so far, it's only a bug in this beta.

There is no menu entry for "over the air firmware updates"! I only find a new menu point "System updates" but this seems to be the entry to a new app market. You need to login with a "Samsung account" to do anything here. If you try to register, you'll get presented tons of "terms and conditions". It starts with "Samsung bada server: Terms and conditions...." - Bada? WTF? So no one can confirm or deny that this new menu entry is for firmware updates. Only Samsung can tell us more
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mozzer2k4:
Can someone check if iMobsters works on this version as it wouldnt remember who i was due to the android id on JPO, sometimes it even logged into someone elses account :confused:

Thanks is advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SnoopyDog:
The new "system updates" menu seems to connect to http://www.samsungapps.com/ so far...

@mozzer2k4: Sorry, can't tell you
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mithunjo:
(possible Noob questions)

In the download link on page 1, i can see that there are only 2 files. One for Phone and another for Modem. Do i need to download a CSC file and point the path to it? I'm from India and do not want to change any language or have anything affected.

Also i realize that i need to get the 2 KB 512.PIT file and point the path to it. Right?

Also, can i uncheck the re-partition box? I will undo OCLF lag fix before flashing. This should not cause any issues right?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] melodykrit:
Yeah mine has the same problem as yours. Battery decreases from 100% to 98% every time when the charger is plugged off. However, overall is a lot improved, faster fastest rom right now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SnoopyDog:
@mithunjo: Lagfixes should be removed before flashing. A wipe with *2767*3855# before and after flashing is also a good idea. Re-Partition yes or no: depends what firmware you have actually installed. If you are not sure, then i always read it's good to check it. Maybe someone with more experience than me should answer to this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mithunjo:
I have never performed flashing with Odin before. I have had only official firmware versions. Im have DDJP6 right now.

Also do i need to download a CSE file?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] android53:
Battery life is amazing

1d1h and 75% left, casual usage
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rdy2go:
Battery drain is terrible, no other rom ever ate so much power in standby mode...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ro4sho:
Do you people care to say what apps you use and what syncing options you have on? A lot of battery time depends on that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Adevem:
you guys should check your usage, applications, recalibrating the battery, wiping battery stats before taking it all out on the rom.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] techeretic:
i have to disagree, with heavy usage, and i mean heavy, i get about 1.5 days out of the device, only modifications by me include rooting with cf-root and supercurios Voodoo 5.0.2

is something wrong here?? :-D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] creed.qin:
hi alls,

i installed JPU but now kies and pc doesnt look to my phone.

i have problem and need ur helps.

i tried something but they didnt help me.

i uninstalled kies.

restart pc\phone

install kies

still doesnt work
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SnoopyDog:
Yea, if you only read a bit here, you should know this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] malashenko:
Photos in Contacts -> History

Please check the following. Press Contacts and then History. Some photos in the call list may disappear. If to press Phone and then Logs they appear again.

It happens just for photos when the same contacts exist on both phone and SIM.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seresseran:
Me same. Just after unplugging it drops to % 98 percent. (Packet data nad wifi closed) Using launch pro, fancy widget, circular battery indicator. Suspecting from some app.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dhiru1602:
Having the same issue.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] creed.qin:
i didnt see anything about usb problem.

so if u know how to solve this problem maybe u can help me
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lordelesar:
Then you should read more carefully ;) It's right there in the first post
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] creed.qin:
im sorry about it.

so how can i send my files to phone on JPU ?

coz i wanna install custom rom.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nsa666:
switch it to mass storage mode.

Edit: it is in "Wireless and Network"->USB menu. Disconnect it from pc while you switch the mode.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tsinc:
few things about battery

It seems that the phone consumes much energy when using the touch/display combo. If left on standby (clean stock low pack install) it is the same as my Eclairs (JM2, JM9) but not Froyos. I think the new display (and touch?) drivers are "taking out more juice" out of the GPU (could be the CPU, I'm not sure) and this results in the speed increase (feels snappier).

My SGS battery falls 7-8% in standby after 10 hours (yes I can leave it so much time alone ;) ) which is very acceptable for me but, as I use it, I can see the battery percentage falling 1% every 5 minutes or so. After a day with 2.2.1 the no1 in battery consumption is the display but this is also because I spent some time on it. When it was on Eclair, the phone/modem was the champ. How is yours?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SnoopyDog:
Never thought this will happen some day: FM radio is playing stereo now, if the signal of the station is not too low :cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nCoder:
FM radio is playing stereo since Froyo was released ;) (Not a new fix)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thomas_d_j:
I'm pretty sure the 99% battery issue is not a battery drain issue, just a re-linearisation of the battery charge curve. Remember there is no gauge (coulomb counter) on this battery so the o.s. has to make a best guess based on voltage.

I always felt the previous battery readings spent too long on 100% suggesting the linearisation was a bit generous and maybe more they have gone a bit far the other way...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bilboa1:
noticed flash videos are slower now. some which were fluid are now choppy in contrast with the faster browser :( especially the non optimized for mobile ones.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SnoopyDog:
Hm, i tested it with JPO and it was still mono
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] PombeirP:
And other ROMs don't? I am on JPO and also have those bugs.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ZaKaTRoN:
My operator doesn't have push service. So I need to find other solution.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] vladoots:
Hi, everybody.

I have installed 2.2.1 two days ago, rooted it with SuperOneClick (thank you, dev!) and toyed with the phone mostly with the power plug in - the battery drainage is THAT bad with my SGS.

Even with background data transfer & sync off, IF the screen is on, something (the display, most obviously) sips the current like there's no tomorrow.

I don't think I use that many extra services or widgets - active are only 3G Watchdog (but I'm mostly on Wi-Fi), Flip4Silent, No Lock, Bat Stat and Program Monitor. I have no custom ROMs, lagfixes or anything like that, so you may say it's as close to a stock phone as it can be.

A few of you guys noticed that Contacts ain't closing by any other mean than killing the process.

I can confirm that, and raise you a browser.

The "Internet", as it's still named, won't close normally either, I have to kill it from the task manager too.

Please do let me know if there's a fix for those.

Also, the browser is - I think - by far one of the biggest battery hogs (on par with Angry Birds), especially if it is to display Flash content.

But yes, overall my SGS with 2.2.1 offers a much more pleasant experience - snappy and cool - than it did with previous firmwares.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mrfil13:
Ive found the battery to be pretty good, i can get a day of good usage out of it with enough battery left for at least another half day.

I see what people mean about the display though, ive found the battery had only dropped 1/2% over several hours then 10 mins of screen use and its dropped 5%.

When i first flashed with this rom i had a good day usage with about 2 hour screen use, poweramp etc, i live in London so i never get a good signal so that kills the battery as well.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Btus:
This depends on the signal strength

Sent from my freaking awesome Galaxy S
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] john291:
How is the gps for you?

Can you share your gps settings if it works okay.

You can see them in sgs tools
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] PiTRiS:
i'm not sure if it wasnt already answered, but as i tried search the thread, i didnt find the answer:

- first, i upgraded from branded TMob rom 2.1 to this one 2.2.1

1) in the previous rom, when i downloaded official facebook app and configured the account, in sync options, i could sync contacts as well as calendar. now there is only contacts option... to sync calendar, i have to add default facebook account which is in the phone. so in order to sync both calendar and contacts and use the official facebook app at the same time, i have to have 2 facebook accounts configured... is there some way around?

2) when i had that facebook app account added, i could see people statuses, media, etc in contacts... now its gone. it syncs with contacts, but does not display that kind of info. i thought, maybe adding the default account would help, but actually it does not

some solutions? except for downgrade :))
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] chomps1404:
Theres no good signal in london?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] _dsk_:
I also live in London, using t-mobile, its pretty poor at times if im honest, although now has the network sharing with Orange so its all cool beans!

Today my battery life seems to be rather good, i did a reboot.

Has the market changed for anyone? Ive got this new radical looking thing!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] betoNL:
Nope. JPO just like JPA got FM Stereo, but it's flat, crappy, that means bad quality feeling like MONO.

JPU Radio sound quality is better so Stereo feature is more noticeable.