yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] jcc332006:
Ok Kewl! Odin back to stock JFD. One of the easiest methods I use is AIO Vibrant Toolbox found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=954509 has JFD and root all in one. After root copy vibrant rom from thread and copy to SD. Most current roms have Voodoo already installed and must be enabled or disabled once rom is flashed. I would tell you to flash my rom here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1076552 but there are several other available to flash also. Copy rom to SD. If you've already rooted the phone install Rom Manager and Flash Clockmod Recovery. After Flashing ClockMod enter recovery until you get to green menu(by choosing option (Reinstall Packages twice) Once in recovery install zip or rom you copied to SD from(Install From Zip) Find rom and flash. Once done flashing choose reboot phone and phone should be flashed with rom. Let me know how it goes and I'll tell you how to enable or disable voodoo. Cheers!:)
[Vibrant Android Development] WingCero:
One question; do I rename the ROM to update.zip? Cannot remember. I'm at the green screen after a successful Odin + root and after I hit reinstall packages twice, I'm brought to a long green menu screen.

- Android/

-Backgrounds/

- etc

- etc

Then I look for the rom in the - sd/ section. Click on it and I don't see the ROM. Was I suppose to rename it update?
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
No you don't rename it.

Trigger 3.3
[Vibrant Android Development] Shagman68:
In the OP, I don't see the download link for the KB5 Voodoo. Where do I download the KB5 Voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Here ya go......http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1036725
[Vibrant Android Development] N00B_IN_N33D:
If I'm using stock 2.2, which kernel is recommended to be used?
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
check here....http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991267

2nd post has a list of 2.2 kernels. Overstock is good, ecotox kernel is good to. Read thru a few of the threads and finf one you like best.
[Vibrant Android Development] BlueClifford:
Hello I am having some issues and wondering if you are able to help.

I have a rooted SGS Vibrant, and I used SGS Kernel flasher to flash a kernel from your list. I tried JK2 first, but I couldn't hear any audio, so I tried JK6. After being unhappy with those, I used SGS Kernel flasher to flash the original kernel that I had saved.

Now I am faced with a frozen galaxy S screen, am unable to get into download mode, and unsure of what to do next.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thank you
[Vibrant Android Development] Smartassassin:
not sure exactly but those are some DATED kernels you are using. Try taking out your battery and holding volume and plugging in. Should put you in download mode

Sent from my phone, not yours.
[Vibrant Android Development] SamsungVibrant:
Stock 2.2 KB5 Kernel with Voodoo?

Does anyone have the link to the STOCK 2.2 KB5 Kernel with Voodoo?

I use to have the link but I can't seem to find it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Tamborine:
Look at post #1021 your question will be answered.
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
I wouldn't concern yourself with it. The "Super IO" part, from what I can tell, is meant to be a lagfix replacement. When I used his kernel along with OCLF, performance seemed identical to stock JK6 with OCLF.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
So with this voodoo, do you have to disable it before flashing other things with Clockwork Recovery to avoid soft bricking...or can you just flash whatever you'd want post Voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] FitzMichael:
wow Odin JL1 NERO 3 and big improvement on loading,no more waiting time.:)

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] g1g:
I can't seem to find the voodoo menu in recovery ... any sugestions
[Vibrant Android Development] jakill:
yea i figured it out its just i get impatient sometimes.
[Vibrant Android Development] jakill:
yes that robot voice is sweeti just wantignto load quicker that all.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
How's battery life?

Sent from the speed demon
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Thanks for checking. Was this for the DOW OC kernels or for Eugene's Kernel? I know Eugene's SuperIO kernel was abnormally large, but the other ones werent too big
[Vibrant Android Development] shortyhp256:
supercurio... you are great.. this works great.. one thing.. could you please fix the vibration? very crucial feature for me. WOrked on Nero beta 3 (JL1) before I flashed this kernel and then stopped working, just as many other users have reported.

Thanks :)
[Vibrant Android Development] compuguy1088:
Something tells me that nero beta one does not use the jl1 kernel....
[Vibrant Android Development] uninvitedguest:
I am a little sad- no voodoo colourfix? I was looking forward to being able to drop my brightness down a ton.

Otherwise, awesome stuff. Ever since all this froyo business I've been missing voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] ryangera:
FTW!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] shortyhp256:
nero beta 3 does.. i made sure of it in the about phone section before flashing this kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] MasterTroll1337:
Nero beta 3 uses the same 2.2 kernel that all of Team Whiskey's froyo builds have used, and that is their modded JK2 kernel. How could they fix haptic feedback on a kernel w/out source? They can't. And the "About Phone" section isn't going to tell a difference between the JK2, JK6 and JL1 kernels... unless of course you are talking about the MODEM/Baseband, which isn't the kernel at all.
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Drywall man,

Stable and over-clocking are somewhat oxymoronish. DOW3 is an extreme example of this. I cannot imagine that running OC's could be good for someone with a phone outdoors in the sun. Overclocking does two things:

(a) it causes the phone to run faster/more responsively; and

(b) it reduces the reliability margin that the manufacturers build into the phone processors. So, for example, while your phone might be fine sitting in the sun running running stock kernel, it could get damaged from overheating the processor when overclocked.

Voodoo kernels speed things up more than OC'ing without any of the risks involved with OC'ing.

Flash Nero 3, then flash this Voodoo kernel over it: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=870480&page=5 (post # 47).
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Yes it is.
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Thank you, Supercurio!

Love your work, attention to detail, and your technology. In my opinion, the devs' work dresses up the UIs; your work jet-packs the experience.

Please keep up your work with the filesystems; I believe that there will always be room for improvement there.

You are the only person that I follow on Twitter!

Thanks,

Bruce
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Blackwater,

What ROM are you using this JI6 kernel/Voodoo 5 with?
[Vibrant Android Development] brian_v3ntura:
theres an app in the market called

SCREEN FILTER

that does the job well enough. i only use it cuz the screen is sooo bright at night.

dont forget to hit the THANKS button =P
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
I was on the ji6 aosp clone. But this morning it wouldn't wake up and was really hot. I had to odin to save me. I'm running eugenes ginger now.

Edit: Anderdroid I believe is the maker of it.

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
Was on Project Voodoos IRC and chatted with Supercurio. He's working on JI6 at the moment and will post when available.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
I kind of want to try this, but last time I uses voodoo, my battery life was pretty bad. Not bashing. I'm pretty much in love with voodoo.

Sent from the speed demon
[Vibrant Android Development] aenima4six2:
Hoping a DoW 1.4 Voodoo injected Kernel will pop up soon! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
+1 i was hinting around about the same thing
[Vibrant Android Development] RobBull69:
It depends on the kernel. If you're using an I9000 kernel, it's gonna drain the battery fast. Stock kernel should give you the same battery life as not having voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Oh, ok. I was curious because we seemed to be mixing Froyo and Eclair kernels earlier in the thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] lightninbug:
Has anyone tried this on Eugenes new Ginger Clone Final?
[Vibrant Android Development] LovellKid:
Battery is awesome on this so far... 3 hours off mild-moderate use and im at 94%. All while having blazing speed... Supercurio is a gawd.

Edit: Sorry I meant 4 hours off.. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Just wanted to bring this to everyone's attention. Team Whiskey's 2.2 roms all run custom userscripts in /system/ect/init.d like auto-zipalign and kernel tweaks. They currently all have the prefix "S_", just remove it and you should get the full benefit of all the tweaks while using the voodoo kernels. :)

@Supercurio - I have one question regarding voodoo. When converted to EXT4, voodoo mounts all partitions in noatime. I'm wondering if voodoo also mounts your partitions in noatime while in RFS mode?
[Vibrant Android Development] Kubernetes:
You could just try it and see. I did notice that TW's "stock" kernel that comes with Nero mounts everything noatime RFS.
[Vibrant Android Development] Tempestrs4:
How do I go about removing the scripts? :confused: Do you mean that I can go into the init.d folder with root explorer and remove the "S_" prefixes from the files there (or do I remove the files completely) and reboot? It says:

S_systcl

S_20sombionixInit

S_70zipalign

S_99complete

What benefits would doing this do to the phone?
[Vibrant Android Development] Bignjuicyjc:
+1 on these questions
[Vibrant Android Development] lightninbug:
Anyone tried this on Ginger Clone Final yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] Selbmig:
Would also like some clarification on this.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
You can remove them and it won't hurt anything. If you would like to utilize them while using a voodoo kernel than simply remove the S_ prefix from each file and reboot.

info on zipalign (probably most useful script)

The SombionixInit script adds in a few kernel tweaks and remounts everything in noatime. The noatime doesn't really matter though since Voodoo mounts everything like this to begin with... but the kernel tweaks should add a little more speed to everything.

The other two scripts are just necessary for the process is all.
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Eclaire JI6 Stock Kernel

Supercurio,

Here is the stock Eclaire JI6 kernel, in case you don't already have it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Tempestrs4:
OK I see. So basically by flashing the Voodoo kernel over the default kernel, these custom scripts are not being utilized because TW's kernel is not installed. (ie Voodoo is operating with the kernel/memory tweaks supercurio intended?)

I just want to make sure that the kernel tweaks and memory management settings supercurio intended Voodoo to have are operating correctly.
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Thanks for the info about the custom init scripts ;)

In RFS mode, Voodoo don't mount the partitions and it's settings applied are those written in init.rc or recovery.rc.

Most times, with default .rc it results in relatime, which is alright.
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
I reworked the support for Eclair kernels and just finished now.

Someone want to test a JI6 kernel ? ;)

edit: uploading
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
I'll gladly volunteer :)
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Here we go!

Warning - issues reported with this untested kernel.

It's not recommended nor considered stable

Eclair - JI6, .tar, stock+Voodoo

http://project-voodoo.org/downloads/stock+Voodoo/tarballs/stock+Voodoo-Eclair-T959-UVJI6.tar

Eclair - JI6, unsigned update.zip for CWM, stock+Voodoo

http://project-voodoo.org/downloads...+Voodoo-Eclair-T959-UVJI6-unsigned-update.zip
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
Thanks! About to head out to door from work to make it to my kid's performance. Will give this a test run tonight and report back.
[Vibrant Android Development] FitzMichael:
10 hours and still got 25% battery.

NERO #3,VOODOO,OCLF
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
I strongly recommend disabling/removing OCLF

It put your data in risk and will make Voodoo conversions very very long due to the giant loop files.

Plus, you won't help for performance or smoothness by adding overhead (1 more layer)
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Thank you so much supercurio for freeing us from rfs. Im running nero v2 with the jk6 voodoo kernel. Every thing is running great and im not even gonna mess with the scripts as stated a gew posts ago. When nero goes final im gonna need to dissable voodoo to flash a new rom. I dont see the option to in dissable it in clockwork can someone help me out and teach me how to dissable before i flash a new rom. In past versions we just put the dissable lag fix text in voovdoo folder is that still the way to go?

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
You're welcome.

If disabling the lagfix is required, you can create a file or folder named "disable lagfix" in the Voodoo directory in sdcard.

In CWM recovery, the same thing is accessible via the "voodoo lagfix" menu -> disable lagfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Thaks a bunch but i can't find the menu->disable lagfix in CWM to save my life. Ill use the disable lagfix folder.

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
You have the red CWM recovery when you reboot in recovery right?

(3 buttons, or adb reboot recovery)
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
hey supercurio any chance if i get source for an i9000 oc kernel would you build it with voodoo? ive ran this oc kernel with no problems really and would love to run it with voodoo. I think it would be out of site. It seems to be thirty five to forty percent faster than stock at the 1.4 overclock. setcpu's native bench confirms as it is really responsive in real life . Battery life doesnt rally matter to me much i never get more than 12 hours of battery life because im always using my phone for something lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] FitzMichael:
I will take it out.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Sorry, i triple checked i dont have the red CWM recovery when reboot into recovery but then again I may be an idiot. Wow my phone is screaming fast though.

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
My purpose is not to build more kernel but this is why I publish every tool i use here: http://github.com/project-voodoo

Any dev can do the same as i do with these sources and script.

Why not trying by yourself ?

I'm sure you'll be very proud of using your own kernel :D
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
where did you get your kernel? ttaballs doesnt have a red recovery
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Maybe I forgot to include recovery in a kernel.

Please tell me which version you use.

I'll also make good use of your logs.

Reporting is easy, you can just make a zip of the Voodoo/logs directory, and attach it here ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] w_bovine:
You know...I saw mention of the red recovery but it didn't really click at the time. I've yet to see it, but I know Voodoo is installed and running.

EDIT: just saw the preceding post...I'm using the JL1+Voodoo
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Root explorer is giving me crap today i cant get that log zipped for you. Im using the jk6 version.

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
There were two updates for Root Explorer yesterday I think. The first gave all the new bells and whistles and the second update fixed the FC problem when zipping files. This might be the issue you are having.

Thank you for the reply. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
As it's on the sdcard, the easiest method is to mount the sd on your computer, and you know make a regular zip from a regular folder ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Sorry im at work right now but when i get home in a few hours i could post if you still want it.

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Here's my logs

http://db.tt/SgkELYg

Its in my dropbox. Its been a long day.

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Ok log read.

As i specified earlier: you'll get Voodoo red recovery when you reboot with "abd reboot recovery", or with "3 buttons".

If you use Rom manager to tell "reboot in recovery", it will use Rom Manager CWM version of CWM recovery. (the green one, without voodoo addition).

Both work in Ext4:

This is actually a design choice, a feature allowing you to get the latest official CWM by koush even if you use an older kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Testing Eclair JI6_Stock_Voodoo_5x Now!

Thank you, Supercurio. You are the man!

I am currently on Bionix 1.9.1 w/ JACS UV/OC w/Voodoo kernel.

I will disable Voodoo (old), flash this Eclair JI6_Stock_Voodoo_5x and let you know how it goes. Right now I get Quadrant 1750 or so, Linpack 8 or so.

Bruce
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
FYI,

I flashed back to JFD. Then used kies mini to upgrade to JI6 to ensure everything to stock. Odin'd the tar file and the Vibrant screen has been flashing on and off with Restoring operation announcement for the last 15-20 minutes. Did I do this wrong?
[Vibrant Android Development] Tempestrs4:
@supercurio since voodoo uses its own recovery do we have to disable it when flashing other roms?
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Yeah as i thought im the idiot. Thanks I really dont use adb i get confused :-).

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Nope, you didn't do anything wrong, it's just the result of a yet-untested kernel without luck this time.

I'm interested by the logs ! :)

Once you restore a standard kernel, you can attache the Voodoo/logs directory as a zip file. This will allow debugging and understanding why/how.

You'll also get an idea by yourself reading voodoo_log.txt and voodoo_history_log.txt

Thanks for the report !
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
Thanks Supercurio! I'm heading out the door yet again. Will upload the logs when I get back.
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
In the upcoming Voodoo app, you'll have the option to reboot in recovery without adb or 3 buttons.

Tip: turn off your phone, and start it with the 3button recovery combo.

This is already possible with widgets and some other solutions − without computer − however it requires root.
[Vibrant Android Development] lazydba247:
10x,Thx and did i said Thank u?

kudos@supercurio

my vib is loving your kernel...

your whiskey is on the way :)

__________________

Device: T-Mobile Vibrant 16GB New NANDChip | Rooted | Eug.Ginger + supercurio Voodoo 5.x kernel | All Day Device (ask my wife)
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Yes i am a retarded. Ive never heard of the term 3 button recovery i just knew it by manual recovery :head up ass: Its there, its red, its great!!

Fear the beard...
[Vibrant Android Development] ludachez:
Using Nero Beta3 with the jk6 voodoo kernel with no issues. when holding down the power button and getting the option to reboot into recovery i get the cool red voodoo cwm.
[Vibrant Android Development] kaine13x7:
Great work supercurio. Working great, and with it being vibrant kernel it won't rape battery :-) :-) :-)

By the way which kernel does everyone recommend? The jk6 or jl1?
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
They are pretty much the same with the one big difference being that haptic feedback/vibrate does not work on the JL1 kernel. So I would recommend JK6. :) It's too bad we don't have a JK2 version... for some reason on JK2 the kernel in the initial leak is way big. Oh well... :p
[Vibrant Android Development] supercurio:
Hey, if you need a JK2, I'll make a JK2 tomorrow - sleep time in France ^^

See ya
[Vibrant Android Development] jakill:
voodooo

i recently installed this kernel and it works great the only probolem is that i cannot access voodoo from the recovery just like every else everything is working fine its just this.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Does this help?

Gotta reboot into recovery manually.
[Vibrant Android Development] PaiPiePia:
The BEST part about this lag fix is that it removed the Flash Player 10.1 lag that is always present at the beginning of each video. I assumed the lag is introduced when the player tries to download the video to a local cache but RFS is slowing it down. However, with Ext4 that lag is removed! :)

Could also be Flash loading from /System that speed things up but either way, this kernel is amazing!
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
As requested. I zipped the entire log directory. Haven't looked through it yet but will after dinner. Thanks again.
[Vibrant Android Development] TheShadowMan:
Using Voodoo 5 with Nero Beta 3. No issues of any kind. Great job, keep it up!
[Off-topic] QwertyManiac:
Oh yes, absolutely!
[Off-topic] deez1234:
I have much to add to this. Its only the beginning!
[Off-topic] Npitt:
Ya...its a problem
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Off topic section

Yes, you are having serious problems:eek::eek::D
[Off-topic] KapWorldDevp2:
Yes you have a problem Mr.Android has make serious attack on your body.
[Off-topic] lowandbehold:
Seriously..what is wrong with you? You are commenting on these threads that are over a year old.
[Off-topic] 85gallon:
Haha. How many times you going to move it. You must have put it in the wrong place in Dec of 2010. Lol
[Off-topic] - Swift -:
OLD! :O

The nostalgia
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arley1337:
I have a Mytouch 4G

I have allready temprooted with R14

I am trying to permroot, but for some reason i can not get Terminal Emulator to run, everytime I start it, it just crashes/wont open.

Thanks for any help

Arley
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mrdaviso:
Try using Q&A
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slhpss:
there are two versions of terminal emulator on the market... download the one called "Android Terminal Emulator"
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohadbasan:
no worries. this is not another "my gps doesn't work thread". it's a question thread.

My gps finally started working with Auxura 2.1 and JL1 radio.

My question is why. what causes all the GPS problem? why when I change to another rom (Nero, for example) the GPS stops working. if it's working for me - it means that the problem is 100% software and not hardware. so what exactly causes it and why fixing it is so complicated and take so much effort and time (for example the lousy gps restore application from samsung)

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] appelflap:
Hi, where can I find the new firmware versions nowadays? They used to be in the development forum, but I can't find nothing. In particular I'm searching for the JPU firmware. Should I go to samfirmware to download this, or are there still threads in the development forum with a link and user experiences (and with the nice CSC files from von Richtenhofen)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] lenrek:
Refer:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=846913
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] appelflap:
Thanks!

OMG what is this doing in the general section ? :eek: Is this some new convention?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] lenrek:
Refer this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=810682

Short answer, yes...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] appelflap:
Don't agree with this at all. Anyway...
[Captivate General] ap1618:
hello guys,

'

im in deep s***. so i have a samsung captivate. and one day I accidentally hit the "power save" setting instead of "conservative" setting. and after boot it slowed the whole phone down to unusable. but thankfully i manage to crawl in and change the setting back to conservative.

everything seems to be normal now, except GPS!

now it hardly sees more than one satellite, and if it does, it shows all of them on top of each other in the north, and NEVER gets a lock.

what do you guys think is wrong? and how can I fix this? :((

thank you