yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Tried that and still get the same results. I think it has something to do with the files on the root.

I was one of the people who tried to partition the sd card from rom manager when i first got the phone. Which led to a soft brick and needed to flash froyo that doesnt brick then jfd. Which I just tried again and still no luck with voodoo. I have never been able to flash voodoo always the same error and dont have the larger nand issue.

I do get an error when booting into recovery though. Always says checksum movinand error or something like that. But everything always seemed to work fine, except voodoo.

Def checking repartition when I do it also, and this time deleted all voodoo files on the root of the phone and internal sdcard.

I'm stumped, I'm pretty good with these things too.
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
The work around this is you have to toggle the ext mount in the boot menu. Then you need to manually load the zip from boot. It should take you less than 2min total
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
pm me. I have found a workaround to this prob
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Sent PM, thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Need a little more detail than this. You mean mount /sd-ext in CWM? That gives me an error, and how do I manually load a zip from boot?
[Vibrant Android Development] jeremy215:
I use to get the same error. I also formatted via Rom Manager by mistake. I post the way I fixed in post #318 of this thread.

Supercurio, that bottom line is the error I was talking about previously. The mount point issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
I'm going to be a first time voodoo user I would like to know if I have to disable voodoo for everything for example battery mods keyboard etc , I know for sure I do when flashing a rom
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
Supercurio, if I need to make a nandroid of voodoo enabled system do I need to disable voodoo first? Provided I restore to a voodoo system later.

Sent from my Nero powered Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Results from JL5 Voodoo kernel?

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
I do not see kernels in oclf
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Seems stable as far as I can tell after 8-10 hours using it. Battery drain seems the same as the previous kernels. Can't really tell a difference, but I always gotta go with the latest and [greatest]!
[Vibrant Android Development] jeremy215:
OCLF 2.2.8 had them. I dont think 2.3+ has that option.
[Vibrant Android Development] Joshochoa187:
If it possible to run oclf and voodoo together?
[Vibrant Android Development] TunedFish:
No.
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
That worked!!!!!

You are the man, thank you for responding. I have never been able to get it to work.
[Vibrant Android Development] jeremy215:
No problem bud, you are very welcome.
[Vibrant Android Development] Theonlyblackju:
Yeah, me too. I was skeptical at first since it seemed like a weird thing to do. But after odin I heard linda's voice for the first time. I finally get to enjoy voodoo. Much thanks to you sir.
[Vibrant Android Development] dgsmith90:
If I'm thinking correctly, once you have voodoo enabled and flash another kernel that accepts voodoo, you don't have to disable before flashing, nor does it have to "re-enable" it. It should have just stayed enabled with an updated kernel. That being said, I don't think you should have heard Linda's voice unless you disabled voodoo first.
[Vibrant Android Development] anthonys2r:
Okay, I tried installing this through the green CWR menu and I didn't hear Linda or had to wait any longer than a normal boot up. Then I installed it through Rom Manager and still had no Linda talking. I used terminal emulator to reboot and still could not access the red recovery. Running stock JL5 deoxidize.
[Vibrant Android Development] Parsia:
You need to ODIN it
[Vibrant Android Development] rbirg:
Yeah that's what I figured, just wanted to make sure. Never flashed a kernel through ODIN before
[Vibrant Android Development] Sc0rp10:
supercurio can you get the haptic feedback to work on the JL1 kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
that just means we bug TW.....
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Nope, those are stock kernel. If JL1 can't do haptic with its own kernel, this one won't do either ;)

But maybe you are using JL1 on another firmware version ?
[Vibrant Android Development] Sc0rp10:
I'm using nero beta 2 which I think is made of parts of JL1 and JK6 combined.

If I use the JK6 voodoo kernel and then flash the JL1 modem on top of it then would that be ok?
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
I'm sorry, I don't know enough Vibrant specificities to answer this question, I hope someone will.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
I slapped this quick flashable together for the JK6 kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] epispider:
Confirmed haptic feedback working on Nero 3 with JK6 + Voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
Thanks for the response im not home so ill give it a whirl once I do but it sure does sound enticing with the longer battery life thanx super curio
[Vibrant Android Development] Akareem81:
Ok i am still confused on the difference between JK6 and JL1, would i lose any benefits if i odin the jk6+voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] shockjock:
can you add voodoo to Eugene's kernal? I think it is JL4 and dates 12-10.
[Vibrant Android Development] dany>boricua:
Thank you, thank you!

Also thanks supercurio for all your work!

Reporting: Works great on stock JK6 rom, JK6 Kernel + Voodoo has haptic feedback. It is JL1's kernel that doesn't.

Benchmark were awesome, I hope user experience will also be and improvement, time will tell. Thanks again! =D

By the way, Voice thingy during formatting was such a relief, for a moment thought phone was dead.
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Lol if it's a linux kernel, maybe, it depends how much it's modified.

But he also could build his kernels with Voodoo as a lagfix base.
[Vibrant Android Development] shockjock:
http://eb-productions.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=samsungsgs&action=display&thread=28 this is the link to his kernal on his website.
[Vibrant Android Development] Fedburin:
Thank you so much...I have been waiting for stock Voodoo kernels for a long time. I have been running Tabbal's dragon kernel with Voodoo. This is a nice addition to the choices available to Vibrant users.
[Vibrant Android Development] Selbmig:
Any noticeable differences between JK6 and JL1? I'm running Nero beta 3 and I'm unsure of the differences.

Would be awesome to get Voodoo 5 injected into Eugene's super I/O kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] LovellKid:
Just what I wanted... can't wait to see the battery improvements. Only complaint of voodoo thus far was battery life. Hopefully its alot better.

Lovellkid
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Would love if you could do this. His Super IO kernel is the fastest stock kernel yet on the Vibrant--would be amazing with Voodoo injected.
[Vibrant Android Development] ginzberg:
Huge thank you to supercurio... the built in CWM recovery truly makes this phone feel legit. Having to be so delicate with the lagfixes in the past made it feel like such a hack, but this feels robust now. Thank you!

The day that 2.2 kernel source is released will be a very good one for everyone.
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
Just flashed the JK6+Voodoo... oh my, so it also converted system, cache, and dbdata? Nice!
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
Jl5 works well with Voholl Valkyrie with out any issues. In fact, it ran better than th e old obsidian I was using by so many folds.
[Vibrant Android Development] |Logic|:
running the Jl5 voodoo on Axura 2.2 and it is smooth as butter and EXTREMELY stable. thank you so much! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] smartmind:
Is it Voodoo 5.001 that is used in Team Whisky's Nero3?
[Vibrant Android Development] stevedrz:
Regarding EXT4 filesystem on voodoo, Has supercurio optimized journaling? I've read people say it's the journaling that constantly happens in ext4 that can drain the battery... Any truth to this?
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Android requires journaled filesystem, or everything mounted in synchronous mode.

Without strong filesystem and data consistency guarantees, it's very easy to run into corrupted apps databases, lost settings, unexpected force close.

This is why RFS came up with such bad performance, because it's journaled but its journal is less solid to what Ext4 can do.

The latest RFS driver improved this situation, using more modern features.

Ext4 draining battery is FUD dating from RyanZA times, advocating for OCLF, which is one filesystem on top of another weak filesystem. This means more overhead = more power consumption.

Ext4 is very efficient and in my tests it uses less power. However, the battery life percentage used by the filesystem is extremely small.

If you ever manage to see it in the battery stats, it would be a minimal fraction of "Android OS" (which is the name for Linux system). Good luck :)
[Vibrant Android Development] stevedrz:
Finally, a definitive answer. I'm sticking with voodoo from now on.
[Vibrant Android Development] n3xx:
Wtb oc+uv ftw
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
This is true, I never used One-Click Lag fix, I can set my phone down over night off the charge and the battery would stay at the same percentage or drop 1-2% at most.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
Really want to try this, but I'm really loving Eugene's super io..great battery life and great performance, although I think ext4 would offer better performance this battery is tough to pass up. Has anyone flashed this on Eugene's ginger clone R2?
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Hey Supercurio! Would it be possible to update our voodoo kernels with your latest 5.0.4 voodoo? I would be more than happy to pull the zImages for you again. :) Thank you for all hard work on SGS devices!
[Vibrant Android Development] |Logic|:
I'm sorry, but just to clarify, are these kernels posted 5.0.4? :confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
What has been added/improved in Voodoo 5.0.4? Are more folders being "Voodoo'd"?

Thanks for interfacing with Curio to get our newly-arriving kernels Voodoo'd as quickly as possible, Whitehawkx!
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Hi :)

In fact I didn't mentioned it yet, but every kernel linked on the thread are each time "the latest one"

This means everyone of them deal nicely now with the dirty MBRs. It don't affect the detection anymore :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Reyland:
If I want to flash another kernel do I need to disable voodoo and how to do it?
[Vibrant Android Development] smartmind:
You don't have to disable the voodoo if you just want to flash another kernel. I flashed directly from JL4 to JL5 with it enable.
[Vibrant Android Development] Poser:
posted in gingerclone thread... but thought may be useful here

Ran some benches just to ease some curiosity... here are the results

Tools: LinPack & Quadrant; 7 passes - top and bottom score disregarded, remaining five averaged

GingerClone_R2 (stock super I/O)

LinPack: 13.66 MFLOPS, 6.14s

Quadrant: 1135

GingerClone_R2 (super I/O + OCLF 2.3)

LinPack: 13.93 MFLOPS, 6.02s

Quadrant: 1996.4

GingerClone_R2 (Voodoo 5.0.4 +JL4)

LinPack: 14.13 MFLOPS, 5.93s

Quadrant: 1579

ADDENDUM: I personally prefer ext4 as a FS, so I am going to stick with voodoo... but I would love to see a collaboration between Supercurio and Eugene (much like whiskey with nero)... maybe tweaking voodoo with some of genes super I/O optimizations (obviously tuned for ext4 v. RFS)...

just a thought :)
[Vibrant Android Development] brainstormerus:
I'm running Nero v1. After flashing the JK6+Voodoo kernel, I booted up only to find that the phone no longer recognizes the internal SD card. Any ideas for a fix?

I'm certain that the files are still there and that the card hasn't been wiped, because I encountered the same problem last night when I tried to upgrade from Nero v1 to Nero v3 (with the Voodoo kernel). A quick ODIN back to stock and re-flash of Nero v1 revealed that my files were still intact.

I could simply go back to Nero v1 and not run Voodoo, but I loved having it enabled on TeamWhiskey's other ROMs and I miss it dearly —*so, before I ODIN back to stock and re-flash v1 again, I'd appreciate any of your suggestions.
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
stock+Voodoo kernels will come with the improved RFS driver when... the leaks or finally officials Froyo kernels will come with it ;)

In any case, Ext4 is just good :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Poser:
Cheers! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] timon184:
Witch one of these would be good for the Axura 2.2 by Master ?
[Vibrant Android Development] khupp:
I'm running a stock + root. Which kernel should I be using? (yes I have searched a lot).

This is what my phone says:

Firmware version - 2.1-update1

Baseband version - T959UVJFD

Kernel Version 2.6..29

Build Number - ECLAIR.UVJI6

I tried the stock+Voodoo-Froyo-T959-UVJL4 last night and got to be friends with Mr. Odin for the first time.

Thanks in advance for your help.
[Vibrant Android Development] |Logic|:
I flashed the JL5 voodoo right on top of axura 2.2 and haven't had a single problem
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Im running jk6 on top of axura. Been very smooth. No.problems.flashing on top.

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] |Logic|:
I think your problem is (and someone can correct me if I'm wrong) that you are flashing froyo kernels on a stock eclair build, you should try flashing a froyo rom and then one of these kernels on that.
[Vibrant Android Development] khupp:
That makes sense. Thanks for your help!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] timon184:
That's cool and thanks for the info, however, witch one is the better one to use out of all the ones available ? Well that's if anyone knows if not, I will try them all lol. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Not sure there is a best for everyone. Just try one and see how.you like it. The.best thing about these kernels is you can just flash one on top of another without worrying about disabling voodoo. Happy flashing!!

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] |Logic|:
yep, just flash until you like the way your phone runs ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] Mattymat:
Thanks Supercurio!! It works flawlessly on Axura 2.2 with the JL5 kernel.

Beautifully Done!
[Vibrant Android Development] rsegura77:
I flashed the JL1 voodoo on top of axura 2.2 which has JL1 I understand it had a problem with heptic feedback vibration so I'm assuming it messes up all vibration because now it doesn't work when theres an incoming call is there a fix for this or should I just uninstall it and flash JL5
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
You dont have to uninstall. You can just flash another right over top. I used the JK6 and everythings working sweet. But the choice is really yours.
[Vibrant Android Development] eguie22:
Curio have you made any over clocked voodoo kernels? and if not can you?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bigby2727:
kernel review please

can someone tell me how each rom works like battery life and speed and data?? review all cause i tryed all of them and i still dont now which is better can ya tell me or do a review on all and post it....

p.s.

do it on all kernels please and thanxx.......
[Vibrant Android Development] ferhanmm:
Please add jfd/ji6 kernel to your list. Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!

Sent from the helm of the vibrant Galaxy S!
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
In all honesty I can't tell a difference between the kernels other than haptic feedback/vibrate not working on JL1 (so don't use it). I have been using whichever kernel matches the build I'm using. Battery life seems the same on all if them to me. JK2 exhibits a glitchy screen when booting (random fuzz/colors on vibrant screen) but works perfectly fine. That is the only differences I have noticed.
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Hope everybody has a merry christmas! ! Thanks to supercurio for the awesomeness. Thanks to the people who helped everybody out. This has been one of the more civil and informative threads. Be safe and God bless!!

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
GreggoryD502,

I noticed that you are running Axura, if you dont mind me asking, which one? And how is it with voodoo? I got Master's latest, but skeptical the get voodoo with it...

Sent from the helm of the vibrant Galaxy S!

Edit: n/m, saw some answers! Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Im running 2.2. I.was.skeptical at first about voodoo. But supers kernels make it easy to turn off voodoo. Its very smooth.

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] Sincitybronze:
Thank you so much for creating and sharing these kernels. I have been excited to try voodoo for a while now. I am curious to know how I can find out the specific performance improvements that are likely to occur from using voodoo. For example, I have seen comments about "blazing fast!" but my personal experience has been mixed. Most app and window openings are immediate but an apparent lag is still present when scrolling. Some apps still seem to experience a lag while opening, too. I am in no way criticizing supercurio's work. On the contrary, I am most grateful for all he has done. However, I am just confused about what to expect, specifically, from enabling voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] Soldi3rxx:
I just flashed JL5 this morning using ODIN, I want the voodoo clockwork. Can someone guide me with the steps on how to do that using ODIN also. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
The voodoo clockwork is already built into the kernel. You have to either use adb (adb reboot recovery) or do it manually by holding the volume rockers and powering the phone on.
[Vibrant Android Development] AustinKnight45:
OP any way you can do a JI6+voodoo, I saw that you did one awhile back on page 3 but you also say it prob wont boot up so I don't know what to think about it Thx :D

EDIT: WOW I just read the whole thread from page 3 to 62 to see what the deal was with JI6 kernel+voodoo, and it seems that its been asked a few times but not going to happen guess Ill wait for a official 2.2 rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] DmdFreak:
I CWM flashed the JL5 Kernal and modem to my JK6 build. But when I went to move over the 3e mod recovery file I couldn't do it. So now, when I try to get back to CWM it gets to finding package and freezes. Then I have to use odin to reset so it will boot again.

I ask this here because I figured I need to reflash the jk6 kernal to get it back to normal but not sure what to do when it's freezing trying to get into CWM.

Took me forever to figure out how to reset the phone with odin, but I have no idea what to put the tar file under to let it odin to a different kernal and I'm scared to just click and play with it.

Any help would be great.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
Flashed the kernel this morning and went off without any problems, but when I use USB connect my external SD card is seen as a CD-ROM drive on my computer. This never happened prior to Voodoo, but are there any fixes for this? The internal SD card is seen correctly. I'm using JL4 + Voodoo with Eugene's Ginger Clone R2 ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] ro33zy:
Can u use oclf with the jl5+voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] FitzMichael:
Stick with VooDoo more smoother.OCLF gives you only higher Quadrant score.

Nero v3 / VooDoo / JK6
[Vibrant Android Development] ro33zy:
K thnx :0
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
+10

Supercurio,

Same here, I read thru the whole thread and there was a synopsis on how to revert back to rfs, but no step by step...or an in-depth detail how.

Sent from the helm of the vibrant Galaxy S!
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
It has been said. You dont use regular clockwork recovery. The kernel has a special recovery already built into it. You access it by either adb reboot recovery or holding the volume rockers

and powering the phone on. You'll know you are there because the recovery is red. Then you pick the bottom option that says Voodoo, then disable it and reboot.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
I got tired of repeating this in several threads myself. Please people, read read read, understand what you're doing before you do it, and how it works. If you don't understand it, read some more until you do. Many of us out here are willing to help you out, but you won't be spoonfed everything. Ya gots ta lern ta reeed.

ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNO-SEARCH

Ginger Clone's of the World Unite! Via the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
In Nero, it automatically revert back to rfs, is this the same as just stock voodoo?

Sorry for being a noob, which i'm not, i never ever did voodoo nor oclf. just oc/uv before. But overclocking heats up my phone quick, so i'm just plain stock custom roms. this is my first venture of voodoo. Normally, i just do kernels and stock roms.....

THANKS!
[Vibrant Android Development] Blaqhawk:
OK, I have read for hours and searched all through these threads and still have had no luck finding a definitive answer to my question.

I would like to know if there is a "Stable, Working" kernel that is Overclockable and compatable with the Nero V3 ROM with no known issues? I thought I read somewhere that there was a kernel for this, but I cannot find it, which leads me to believe that I must have crossed threads in my head. Thanks

-Adam

From my Vibrant w/ Nero V3 & VooDoo
[Vibrant Android Development] nebur562:
have u tried TW forums yet? they have stable oc kernel there for days.....
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
You should definitely ask this in the nero thread or the tw forums as suggested, as this thread is for the voodoo kernel, which at this time is not oc capable. Entirely different kernel.

Ginger Clone's of the World Unite! Via the XDA App
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
guys this voodoo if installed with the new recovery right. however, does this new recovery have the options of the older recovery?
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Hi ! :)

The old recovery is called automatically when processing OTA or CSC updates ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] nebur562:
If u click reboot recovery, it will take u to stock recovery
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
So the older recovery will be back when i flash back to stock using odin right?

I'm hesitating to flash a voodoo because i've never tried it. But i have read all the instructions on how to disable it.
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
On Vibrant, with 2.2 kernels, the recovery binary is in system:

/system/bin/recovery

and run through the same kernel as in normal boots.

Unlike many other phones, where the recovery is on a separate kernel and initramfs.

This version of Voodoo calls an integrated ClockWorkMod recovery by default when you boot manually into recovery, but don't touch at all the one in /system/bin/recovery, which is still here unmodified.
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
thanks for the explanation sir! ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
You flash the .zip just like flashing a custom rom right?
[Vibrant Android Development] Reyland:
Yes sir! Just flash
[Vibrant Android Development] spydr11:
I'm using a telus fascinate, which is very similar to the vibrant. I have official froyo, jl3, what voodoo can I use. Or should I just try some?
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
After i flash, it will be enabled right away right? no need to go to the new recovery.
[Vibrant Android Development] tediberus:
i think you still need to enable it ..... go into recovery ..... advanced menu .... voodoo lagfix .... enable it ..... after you reboot .... don't get a heart attack heheheh you will hear linda speaking telling u voodoo lagfix is installing .... it'll take maybe 10mins ? or 5mins ? just be patient until it reboots back to home screen