yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] cgrunner:
Gingerbread theme

Gingerbread theme made by me if anyone is interested. CM6 only.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9702590#post9702590
[Vibrant Android Development] dfw2k7:
Im sorry if this has been posted already. I cant seem to find my apps. I restored my backups and nothing changed. I wiped, reflashed and installed an app directly from the market and still cant see the app. Can someone help me with this issue?

thanks

sorry.. my issue is that the phone acts as though it isnt rooted
[Vibrant Android Development] quadratic:
Well, is it? For whatever reason, this isn't rooted by default.
[Vibrant Android Development] dfw2k7:
initially it may have been my fault. I was installing apps that required root. I had the option to uninstall but not to open. I thought i would have stiill been rooted from using the mancut rom.. but i guess i wasnt. I rooted my phone and then i noticed that i could see my apps but one in particular doesnt show up. Titanium backup pro
[Vibrant Android Development] 0mega1:
how should the new kernel be installed? its not a tar so im guessing not odin ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] smackdown85146:
It's an update.zip, so it's flashable with ClockworkMod Recovery :D
[Vibrant Android Development] smackdown85146:
Updated the OP with the latest su binary. Hopefully everybody should be able to acquire root now.
[Vibrant Android Development] 0mega1:
Kernel package won't install. But that may have something to do with me being on a "different" phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] smackdown85146:
Hmm, are you able to install other Vibrant kernels?
[Vibrant Android Development] 0mega1:
The initial kernel worked perfectly from odin.

I'm not risking other vibrant kernel's because I own a T959D, which is the Canadian version and I'm not actually sure what is different between the phones ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] stafly17:
This rom is amazing, awesome work guys can't wait for the stable version. This is my daily driver, and I have no issues really, besides the gps and bt problems, other than that I give it a 9.5

Sent from my Cyanogen Modded Vibrant

Rom- cyanogen mod 6.1 beta3 (2.2.1 froyo)

Kernal- 2.6.32.9

Build- FRG83

Baseband- JK2
[Vibrant Android Development] CappyQ:
Exciting! CyanogenMod will be a breath of fresh air from all the Samsung-built ROMs. I'll switch when the GPS and camera are working and up-to-par. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] arin8000:
What's the best way of switching back to stuck froyo? Do I have to odin it?
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
Yeah, Odin and repartiton since evrything gets converted to ext4 with cm
[Vibrant Android Development] nranson:
This ROM is ridiculously fast. Love it. Thanks for all the hard work from everyone.
[Vibrant Android Development] arin8000:
Thank you very much for your quick response!
[Vibrant Android Development] Malike25:
Installed this ROM & it's awesome!! Only issue I'm having so far in that past few hrs is my corporate calendar won't sync.
[Vibrant Android Development] gallagherm1993:
trying to revert to JI6. I've selected repartition, and it just hangs on modem.bin. any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
I read on one of these cm threads that JI6 doesn't work...you need to odin back to either JFD or JK2 with repartition checked to work properly.
[Vibrant Android Development] MorphiusFaydal:
Can we flash the JL1 modem on this, or do we not need to?

EDIT: Sorry, ignore me, I'm an idiot who can't read. >.<

Flashing this in a few minutes. I want me my CM, no matter how buggy it may be. :-D
[Vibrant Android Development] Garner:
Hi guys what sort of linpack our quadrant speeds are you getting
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Lol how do I load another rom now!!!!!!!??? It like messed up my recovery/ sd card... help.
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Ps: PM meeeeee
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Wow nevermind guys
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
lmFao

;)

:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Malike25:
Has anyone tried loading Swype? I've tried different versions but all have come back saying "Built for different device". I can open Swype and use the keyboard but it will not type if I slide my finger to spell a word.
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
i've loaded the latest beta swype (hacked) on cm6.1 just fine with package installer
[Vibrant Android Development] defconoi:
will this thread be updated when beta4 or rc1/2 is available? I wanna stick with this until there is an update, want to avoid odin w/repartition, heard of some brick horrors
[Vibrant Android Development] 0mega1:
Likewise the latest beta is running perfect on my t959d and metamorph even works when placed in the right directory.
[Vibrant Android Development] Grantisimo:
I got over 2300 on Quadrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] Malike25:
Can you point me in the direction to get these? I've tried using Swype from JK6 and JL1 but no dice. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] smackdown85146:
Try this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=836926.
[Vibrant Android Development] Henchmin:
audio doesnt work for some reason...wtf
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
install eugenes cm_13 kernel, fixed sound for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] MorphiusFaydal:
I have two issues:

When I try and flash Eugene's kernel, I get:

-- Installing: SDCARD-EXTERNAL:CM6_13.zip
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Installing update...
Copying files...
E:Failure at line 1:
copy_dir PACKAGE:system SYSTEM:
Installation aborted.

I went ahead and rebooted to try and start it up, but now it's just sitting at the CM bootscreen. The streamers start going around, then freeze, and the entire boot screen just goes away then it starts again.

I had Macnut r13 installed. Here's what I did:

ODIN'd initial kernel (re-partition unchecked, reboot and reset time checked)

Booted to recovery

Installed CM

Installed Gapps

Installed JL1 modem

Installed su

And rebooted. Now I'm stuck at the bootscreen.

Did I break something again?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
You didn't wipe !!!
[Vibrant Android Development] xanderh:
I am also stuck at the boot screen (not cyanogen, the Galaxy S GT-I9000 after the vibrant screen) and can't get to recovery.

Here is what I did:

- flashed disable lagfix

- flashed kernel

- wiped data

- flashed cm

> update installed, welcome to cyanogen

> Installing, this my take a while...

> installation aborted, error in CM6.1-GalaxyS-Beta3.zip

- I tried installing again without reboot and it hung at updating

- pulled the battery

- tried to reboot...stuck.

Any ideas, I would be eternally grateful.
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
At what part of the installation process should I wipe data?
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
So apparently this wiped all my apps and stuff so I can't restore via Titanium Backup?? Any help or fix for this??
[Vibrant Android Development] smackdown85146:
It was supposed to wipe everything in your /data partition. My best advice is restoring a Nandroid backup and then back all your apps up.
[Vibrant Android Development] roguly:
how is this as a daily driver?
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
If you don't mind not having a GPS and a camcorder, then it's all gravy

;)

I love this ROM, by far the smoothest thing out there.

then comes the Super_IO_Kernel!!!!

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] diazf09:
Can u use the ii kernel with this.. prob not but had to ask
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
?

ii kernel?

:confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] Grantisimo:
I think that was supposed to be I/O kernal.
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
No offense but can you make an update where we can just regular flash to another rom... cuz like this rom messed my sdcard up and it wont show other files on it. I go into recovery the hit install zip from sdcard and choose. Then it gives me the option of internal or external which is something new. Then I hit either and they're both the same thing. And it only shows my rom file and gapps and the kernel. I reall need help. I'm currently without a computer so odin is a no go. But anyways when I delete or add a file it wont show up or go away in recovery.... help
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
The only way to switch back is with Odin.....

You should never risk bricking a $500 device without having a way to restoring/fixing it.

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
if you mean IO kernel, no.
[Vibrant Android Development] Matarick:
Check out your emmc folder, that's where your internal SD card is.

Overall, thank you for making the best rom out there and works great with my Wii remote!
[Vibrant Android Development] roguly:
when it says "wipe" in the installation instructions, it means like a factory reset right?
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
not from the ROM, but from CWM recovery
[Vibrant Android Development] roguly:
flashed initial kernel from jfd, got stuck. do i have to do it with a froyo kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Lol yeah thanks :p my computer is being fixed as we speak. But I'm very impatient haha
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Thanks! Now I have a question about that. Say I wanted to move a kernel file in there that I downloaded... it says move failed. How do I fix that? Should I repartition?
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
The battery is draining 10% by the hour on lowest setting with the screen off!! Lol eugenes kernel didn't help much
[Vibrant Android Development] smackdown85146:
Haha yeah. Unfortunately, that's one of the side effects. Not super great for a daily driver yet.
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Solid and cool U.I. for samsung though

:D
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Could I get the gingerbread or swype keyboatds on this?
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Could you flash the initial kernel via clockwork?
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
The initial kernel is NOT a .zip file, it's .tar file, thus you need to use ODIN. And I strongly, STRONGLY suggest you become familiar with ODIN if you value your device, as through flashing ROMs always comes with a risk, no matter what ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] roguly:
i odined to jk6 rooted and flash CWM. then i flashed the kernel and reboot. But when i mount the internal sd card and try to put something in, it says the disk is "write-protected"...what do i do here??
[Vibrant Android Development] jroid:
how's that running on beta3? current kernel is just so silky! might flash that
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
4. Download initial Kernel (link below).
5. Download CyanogenMod (link below) and copy it onto your internal sdcard. Don't extract!
6. Optional: Download Google Addon (link below) and copy it onto your internal sdcard.
7. Make sure you have more than 500 MB free space on internal sdcard.
8. Flash initial kernel "CM-GalaxyS-Kernel-initial.tar" as PDA via odin (no pit, no repartition).
9. Reboot into Recovery
10. Do a Nandroid Backup. Choose "Backup and Restore", then "Backup". It's very important!
11. Go back and do a factory reset / data wipe. It's really necessary otherwise your phone won't boot.
12. Choose "install zip from sdcard" -> "choose zip from sdcard", choose CyanogenMod and apply it! This will take some time!
13. After this your phone should boot. Don't touch it for a few minutes, it has a lot to do.
14. OPTIONAL: Enable Wifi, reboot to recovery and flash Google Addon (choose "install zip from sdcard" -> "choose zip from sdcard" -> "gappsXXX"). Reboot!
15. Setting up your google account can take some minutes. After this you should enable Wifi immediately!

just follow those instructions in the right order!!!

kernel,nandroid,wipe,flash CM......

use Eugene's kernel (CM6_13) on the latest CM from here:

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/8139-gt-i9000-cm61-holy-crap-its-full-of-bugs-version-beta2/
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
Anyone who wants to try CM6 beta on the vibrant i would suggest going to Eugene373's forum page and find his "CKanged" rom. its a bootable CM6 he made edits to that is flashable through CWM. i love it.
[Vibrant Android Development] miguelmondo:
Try copying it over rather than moving it. I have come across that issue with Astro before and a copy always works.
[Vibrant Android Development] jroid:
that's the kernel I was referring too. I have it installed already
[Vibrant Android Development] smackdown85146:
Haha, nice to see you again jroid (I was a lurker on the G1 forums). And yes, the kernel should fix some if not most of the issues you guys are receiving.
[Vibrant Android Development] jroid:
Hey man what's up :) yah well, only issues im having right now is the obvious gps and battery drain. Bt and mobile AP works perfect . Haven't flashed super io kernel cuz eugene based off stock 2.2 kernel. Not sure if its compatible

Sent from my Android phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
I wouldn't go flashing ANY other kernels beside the one eugene posted until this thing hits stable, any kernel might definitely soft brick you. Or you can be a beast and try it out and if anything happens you have ODIN and you can let us know :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jroid:
I wouldn't be scared to flash it, since I can Odin back but, its just a hassle and don't feel like goin through the whole setup process. I realize it wasn't built for cm that's why I haven't flashed it.
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
Go for it! Lol, I usually flash a new ROM everyday, i know it's sad... But that's why I'm not too keen on trying new things for certain roms, as when an update arrives i usually flash a new rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] theyownus:
I am getting a faint low buzz from the rear speaker. might this be the source of battery drain? this is noticeable all the time afik. even right after a reboot.
[Android Apps and Games] adam2010:
I found this really cool Music app and I did a quick English translation (originally was in Chinese). This app is not made by me, credit goes to original developer.

I think it should work for all devices. Give it a shot!

Watch the video from Here

Sorry No more Downloads! It appears the app was modified by a Chinese developer and shared. I found out today that there is actually a real Eng version named Lithium Music Player in Market (was modified to Lithium Element). If you are interested please buy it!

Enjoy!
[Android Apps and Games] max_avatar:
is lithium player?
[Android Apps and Games] adam2010:
Yes its a music player
[Android Apps and Games] pippocannelunghe:
I can't find the app in the market.. can someone share the apk?

Thanks
[HD2 General] starbucks2010:
Hello,

Does anyone knows how to have high resolution pictures for contacts without 3rd party software?

Thank you.
[HD2 General] starbucks2010:
No one?

Thank you
[HD2 General] rsacipher:
You need to have the picture on the phone then select use contact icon-existing contact if they are already in the phone book and you should be all set. If you try to do it through Outlook on the computer they will look bad.
[HD2 General] Pooper:
This.

Or use Facebook contact pics!
[HD2 General] lauchi:
my solution works with a little script (dont know if you can call that 3rd party app), but it works perfectly and fast, too:

found it a long time ago in these forums, but cant find the original thread anymore...

THIS IS NOT WRITTEN BY MYSELF, BIG THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL AUTHOR!!!

1) rename your high-res-contactpictures to firstname_lastname.jpg

2) place the exe and the contactpictures in a folder on your HD2

3) execute the .exe, follow the instructions

greetings, lauchi
[HD2 General] Pooper:
Hmm do i trust a small EXE file posted by someone with a post count of 13? :p
[HD2 General] lauchi:
nobody forces you to run it....

btw...i registered in 2007, and waited 3 years to post a suspicious .exe that will harm you.....yeeeeessssss, that was my great plan....
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] elracing21:
Is there an app in the market that can tell me how long I have since unplugged? Currently I can check what eats up my battery since unplugged through spare parts on cm 6.1 and if I go into about phone in the settings I can see how long since last boot. But is there any app that can tell me how long since last charge?

HTC Vision S-OFF CM6.1 Rc3 Oc'd to 1.5ghz on Pershoots Kernel
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] blackknightavalon:
/Settings/About Phone/Battery Use
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] pimpmaneaton:
I like Battery Indicator or Battery Indicator Pro. the Pro version is very nice and also tells you remaining time until full charge when plugged in. Also give colored battery indicator in top left corner with pro version. In regular version still get battery icon in top corner that also has life displayed in number as well. Very nice app.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] elracing21:
poop lol. I guess that works too...
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] y2k1ltd:
Here you go, I used this one. Works like a champ.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netags:
I have a question...I have flashed Optus froyo by patching the Kies...Does it lock my phone to Optus...Mine is unlocked phone but I am confused on this point after flashing to Optus firmware...I haven't got a chance to test with other SIM...I was on ZSJF5 eclairs
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
nope. It only installs optus branding, links and apps which can be removed via titanium backup with root. Optus Galaxies have never been sim locked. As far as I know only prepaid phones in AU are locked by law or something like that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netags:
Thanks a zillion...
[Epic 4G General] Marsh511:
How can I get my accelerometer back after reverting from 2.2 (DK28) to 2.1 (DI18). I flashed up to DK28, then Odin'd back down to DI18 after experiencing lags, poor browsing (columns don't realign after zoom in/out), and the dreaded GPS issue. I would be happy back on 2.1, but now can't get the screen to switch between landscape/portrait unless I pull the keyboard out...then I can't get portrait back.

I do not want to root my device! Can I fix it any other way? Someone said it was the accelerometer calibration available in 2.2 (but not 2.1) that hosed me when I used it, then went back to 2.1. Help for this Epic noob appreciated (after 2 yrs fighting my Blackberry almost every day!).
[Epic 4G General] Dayne23:
I don't think you have a choice. You're going to have to root to be able to access the binary in /system I think. Here's what I found on Android Forums and I can confirm that it worked for me:

Originally Posted by cary328is at Android Forums (I'd link the post but xda won't let me post links until I make a bunch of worthless posts to bring up my post count):

Not sure if everyone got the help they need here so in my experience, I flashed the recent DK28 leak but then decided to flash back to DI18 to wait for the official froyo. In the process I realized that froyo has a calibration tool for the screen that eclair DOES NOT have. Flashing back to Eclair erased whatever calibration settings were in the accelerometers so the only way I found to fix this was rooting the phone:

1. Use the one click method:

One Click Root & Recovery for the Epic 4G! v2.5.5 Now has ClockworkMod Redirector! - xda-developers

2. Follow these instructions I found from Android Central:

**Originally Posted by lpsteve72**

Try downloading Android terminal from market(if you are still rooted).

Then type.....

Su (hit enter)

/system/bin/sensorcalibutil_yamaha (hit enter)

Then follow the instructions on screen and reboot. Screen orientation sensing should be restored.

3. Unroot phone (optional if you don't want your phone to be rooted) using the one click root uninstaller from here:

One Click Root & Recovery for the Epic 4G! v2.5.5 Now has ClockworkMod Redirector! - xda-developers
[Epic 4G General] gorby911:
Alternatively, you can just Odin DI18 once again which will give you "stock" device but with accelerometer fixed.
[Epic 4G General] ogrillion:
Not true sadly. I did this repeatedly and my accelerometer still didn't work :(
[Epic 4G General] kenvan19:
Yup...same here. However I found using this: All in one root and recovery to be very helpful. Even has the root uninstaller in the package as well (though I have not used it as I wanted to be rooted!)
[Epic 4G General] gorby911:
I meant alternatively instead of step (3) in a previous post to return your phone to unrooted state. You still need to root (which is very easy by the way), run the terminal commands to fix as indicated which will re-calibrate your accelerometer for good. Then you can either unroot or you can Odin back to DI18 which will give you stock (unrooted) phone but with accelerometer fixed.
[Epic 4G General] hotuan87:
Solution w/o root

gorby911's method does NOT work, since the calibration data goes back to default invalid calibration settings (evidently not touched by Odin) after you flash the phone to DI18 following the rooting procedure.

However, I have devised and tested a full fix for this problem...

First, an explanation (skip down to SOLUTION if you want to jump ahead):

You'll notice that this problem only happens to people who ran the "Horizontal Calibration" (under "Settings" --> "Display") in Froyo (DK28). The problem is that the Froyo's calibrator seems to have a bug in it which returns incorrect calibration data for the accelerometer (in particular, it returns "upside-down" calibration data). Unfortunately, this data seems to be stored in an area of the phone's flash that Odin does not reset

Thus, the only way to fix it is to use Froyo's calibrator to set things straight. Here's how...

SOLUTION:

(1) Use Odin to reflash to DK28.

(2) Enter "Settings" --> "Display" --> "Horizontal Calibration"

(3) Hold the phone UPSIDE DOWN (i.e. screen-side down, NOT screen-side up) before you hit "Calibrate". It's useful to place it face down on a table and carefully pressing "Calibrate" over the table's edge. Sounds weird, but trust me.

(4) Reflash to DI18, and the accelerometer should be properly calibrated (i.e. rotation works).

Incidentally, for those people who noticed that their rotation worked slowly in DK28 (after running the calibrator), steps 2-3 will also fix that. Do this, and your rotation should become snappy again.
[Epic 4G General] abrognlie:
It's true, I was having the g-sensor issue, and the upside-down calibration method fixed it perfectly. Now I can run all the great DK28 roms, and everything is snappy and works well.
[Epic 4G General] biggnasty989:
Thank you so much sir. I was seriously thinking the very minor fall from my lap to the car floor might of thrown the accelerometer out of whack! You saved me a crap load of headaches with steps 2 and 3!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gluvox:
In my last few ROM updates I had problems with my contacts. I would export them menu>import/export>export to SD card, and then import them. However the contacts then would be all screwed up. Choosing a contact would bring up an entirely different contact. Moreover I found that I couldn't even correct it by hand. Even if I'd manually change the name and number, it would still decide to show me a completely different contact than the one I had chosen. SYncing with google seemed to make the process even more confusing.

So the last ROM update, I ended up starting from scratch and typing in all my contacts manually.

Before flashing another ROM I'd like to know if backing up the actual Contacts app (w/data) in Titanium would save all of my phone contact information.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdbeitz:
I don't believe it does. I keep my contacts backed up in my google account. Every ROM I install syncs with my google account automatically and pulls my contacts to my phone
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diablo009:
Titanium backup does backup contacts.

Just remember to backup "CONTACTS STORAGE" not "CONTACTS".

All contacts info is stored in contacts storage.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohitpsk:
i am unable to backup contacts and contact grooups for sms sending....

can titanium backup do it? if yes, how?