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[Epic 4G Android Development] thsisinsanity:
I'm having a slight issue...

My browser is not working.. its not fcing, it just loads, then exits. Happends to stock browser, miren, and opera. Uninstalled, reinstalled, cleared cache, rebooted, nothing. Same for chomp, except I installed go sms and haven't experienced anything after that.

Any ideas guys? (Also installed recompiled lib.dvm after install)

Edit: also not working for a few other apps: maps, places, gmail.... not sure what's going on. (Gmail loads, but as soon as I click a message it exits... doesn't fc, just exits).
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
View attachment Mms.apk heres a bubble mms
[Epic 4G Android Development] pre2epic4g:
Google Services Framework force close error message

well well... this fixed my Google Services Framework force close error message.

thank you very much.
[Epic 4G Android Development] snovvman:
Thanks. I had similar problems as you, and saw it again this morning after flashing to Bonsai. Following metallica's tip, I flashed over this afternoon. I will give it a few days and see what happens.

I'm following up on my BT issue. This is rather interesting.

I gave up on trying to restore BT pairings via TiBu, so I started to re-pair my devices. I found that I was not able to. I received a "passcode incorrect" message each time. These are devices that that default to 0000. The only device I was able to pair was my BMW, with which I had to enter a code.

I then rebooted my phone. My BMW pairing disappeared.

Puzzled, I went to the /data/misc/bluetoohd directory and renamed the MAC-named *file*. I then tried to restore again via TiBu. This time, it worked. Now I have a MAC-named *directory* (like the Evo) with directories and files underneath (along with the MAC-named file I renamed earlier). All my devices are now back and they connect just like before.

Any theories?
[Epic 4G Android Development] dreamsforgotten:
Guys, I know this is REAL late in the game, but mysteryemotionz has been telling me to flash Bonsai forever. I kept telling him no for two reasons, Official will be out just as soon as I set it up like I like, and the how much progress can you make with no source. I stand corrected. This rom is mindblowing and forget holding back on themes so you don't slow the phone down, this rom can take ignorant sized png files! Great damn work here!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Mjacobsen:
FWIW, my measly 2 BT devices came back just fine.

(I even flashed twice due to the fact that I always flash ROM, then flash Beastly.)
[Epic 4G Android Development] nadcicle:
Yeah my dumb ass didn't read before seeing that reboot was added. By then it was to late and didn't know which one controlled the power button popup.
[Epic 4G Android Development] MysteryEmotionz:
its done now I'm just fighting with drop box so I can test it

Sent from the deepest parts of hell!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Mjacobsen:
I'm already loving the new ROM!!

Thank you Mammon and Randy!

It is moving so quick that I thought that Spare Parts must have a new super-fast setting! ;)

My quadrant score (FWIW) is now: 2158

Linkpack is a solid 14+

Smartbench is at PI: 1162 GI: 2815 ... which is off the freaking hook!

RL SQL is hitting 28.7 seconds easy .... WOW!

One thing I noticed under 2.0.0 was a slow SD scan. I am very happy to see it is fast as hell again!

I'm so happy with this! Thank you for helping me love my phone again!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Mjacobsen:
Hear-hear, dreams!

I keep thinking how fast this ROM will be with the official Froyo.... But hell, I'm glad I jumped off the "I'll wait for Sammy/Sprint to get off their ass" boat too!

BONSAI!!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] theimpaler747:
I'd love to use this rom, but I can never get the market to work :(
[Epic 4G Android Development] snovvman:
Is it possible to move dalvik into the cache partition? If so, how?? The ROM I am using for my Evo does this and I was able to regain some memory. I know there is an init script involved, but what else? Thanks.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Osirus71:
Can anyone please help me out. I tried insalling this rom but did not go well. I believe i followed the wrong instructions and now im stuck on the samsung boot screen. I can still go into clockwork recvery but cant seem to install any rom now. these are the steps i took. ( i know if messed up but i would really appreciate some assistance if possable.

1. I put ext4-format_nojournal-1.1.zip and Bonsai4All_Leafless_v2.0.1.zip on root of sd card.

2. I reboot into recovery. Im running clockwork 2.5.1.0

3.Flashed ext4-format_nojournal-1.1.zip

4. Flashed Bonsai4All_Leafless_v2.0.1.zip

Now stuck on Samsung screen. Did i miss a step??? Any suggestions???

When I try to fash a previous rom i get failure at line 3: copy_dir PACKAGE:system : installiation aborted.

I get this error massage as well when i just let the phone boot up:

"e:cant open /cache/recovery/log"

Can i update to clockwork 3.x from recovery mode??? someone said i had to odex back but not sure how to do that from recovery. again, any help is appreciated.
[Epic 4G Android Development] asdfghjkl:
If you run windows search for odin 1.6 in the forums (i think viper rom thread has it) and download it and find the dk28 tar file. You will probably have to odin back to stock (wipe everything on the phone) and root later with cwm 3...this way your on ext4 and you can setup all your apps and settings on the dk28 rom you downloaded (the tar file you used in odin). Now just go into clockwork and flash 2.0.1 without the wipes and your good to go.

If anyone would like to give him more detailed instructions with Odin please do as i have only used it once (stupid mac)..hope it helps
[Epic 4G Android Development] cerebralzulu:
Its Odin not odex. Read back a few pages. Someone had the exact same issue. Those responses might be of some assistance to you.
[Epic 4G Android Development] junwah:
I didn't have trouble with the leafless ROM and the Gingerbread theme...try flashing the theme after booting up and shutting down the ROM, and wipe if you didn't before.
[Epic 4G Android Development] gharris040604:
Holy you reply fast
[Epic 4G Android Development] ericizzy1:
ho man, i just odin for the barebone so i can test it tommorow...
[Epic 4G Android Development] Mammon88:
Thank you.

Bonsai4All_v1.0.2 is now ready for download!! Good night to all!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Mammon88:
One more thing. The new wallpaper might be a little weird, I was to tired to look around;)
[Epic 4G Android Development] JungleJiujitsu:
Thanks for uploading before bed, enjoy your rest!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] wildwill2002:
+ 1 for setup wizard
[Epic 4G Android Development] insanity213:
http://www.hellbent.cc/android/froyo/bonsai/Bonsai4All_Leafless_v1.0.2.zip

http://www.hellbent.cc/android/froyo/bonsai/Bonsai4All_v1.0.2.zip

Direct download mirrors... unlimited host, beat em up!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Zei:
So ive figured out how-to change the startup .wav files to my own....but is there anyway to extend the length of play
[Epic 4G Android Development] sceptor:
Fyi gtalk is having a lot of issues stayin online properl
[Epic 4G Android Development] grumpySasquatch:
you're the manMammon!
[Epic 4G Android Development] lviv73:
Big Thanx for posting barebone version,there is no link for it though.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Top Nurse:
If you have Titanium Backup you can also move each user file over to SD or batch them all at once. Easy to move them back as well. I tried that Dark Tremor script on one of my Eclair builds for about 2 weeks and it was a lot easier to use because of the command line interface.
[Epic 4G Android Development] daddymikey1975:
I'm assuming that I need to wipe a few times before upgrading to 1.0.2 ?

Should there be any problems if I do a data restore afterwards (coming from the first version)...

Thanks Mammon.. Lovin' the ROM btw
[Epic 4G Android Development] TheBurgh:
Mammon......your a genius......thanks for a great rom
[Epic 4G Android Development] adamw1101:
Drm service is still running under running services I thought this rom disabled/removed it
[Epic 4G Android Development] JungleJiujitsu:
Yea he knocked out a little after midnight and said he'd upload barbone today....I din't think my phone could get any snappier than on his previous release but this is just getting ridiculous!! Thanks mammon, battery life has improved and performance is even better than before!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] SwimDrewid:
Anybody know if mystery's emotionless beast is compatible?

And gps is working?
[Epic 4G Android Development] *AndroidMaster*:
Drm services works with the music player, so i think thats why he didn't remove it. But u can stop it with something like Autostarts or something along them lines
[Epic 4G Android Development] *AndroidMaster*:
Emotionless Beast Froyo is compatible and as for the Gps its different for different people. But i can say it works for me now. But i can't promise it will work for you
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
Did you read the instructions for version 2.0.1? If you did you would realize you need clockwork mod 3. You also don't need the no journal mod anymore. It's already in the flash. Read the instructions and try again. You need to Odin back to dk28 and run the one click root with cwm3. Boot into cwm3ad it will convert you to ext4. Then flash the bonsai rom2.0.1. That's it. If you have some force closes after you boot up most people have to flash the rom twice.
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
Please tell me your not the same one that masterqu helped a couple pages back are you?? If you are then dont flash this rom.
[Epic 4G Android Development] asdfghjkl:
lol yea hes the same one....where did he get these instructions? Im sure Randy_t deleted them earlier...
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
LOl.... That is some funny ****. After I helped him I got to thinking that I saw a post a couple pages back that looked the same. Never thought it would be the same person.
[Epic 4G Android Development] MysteryEmotionz:
Emotionless beast v1.0 is posted and bonsia 2.0.1 compatible. Please read the hole op before flashing.

Sent from the deepest parts of hell!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] the_dark_knighton:
Is Mysterious Beast compatible as well?
[Epic 4G Android Development] MysteryEmotionz:
Not yet

Android Creative Syndicate- From spontaneous ingenuity, comes creative brilliance
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
thank you so much mystery. awesome theme!!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] MysteryEmotionz:
Thank you

Android Creative Syndicate- From spontaneous ingenuity, comes creative brilliance
[Epic 4G Android Development] Esteway.619:
Unreal I love this update good work mammon and randy t
[Epic 4G Android Development] Osirus71:
Thanks to all that responded with suggestions!!!!

That did it. I finally found odin 1.61 and followed the instructions and was able to get back to stock. WOW.:eek: I thought the phone was a gonner. Nothing would work as far as trying to get roms to install or to boot back up. Again, thanks to all that responded with suggestions. I greatly appreciate all that the android community does for each other. This is truly and amazing time we are in right now with all these great devices. Here is the link to the Epic odin page in case someone else goes through what i went through. And for those that havent gone through this issue, its a good resource to have any ways when it seems like your holding on to nothing but an expensive brick. There is hope for everyone out there!:D

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=Samsung_Galaxy_S/SPH-D700
[Epic 4G Android Development] pjjohn73:
Here is a link to a xda thread with stock mms.apk and also some themed ones for those that wanted it. I have the blue themed mms.apk flashed and it works well.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=853810
[Epic 4G Android Development] anavias:
Just installed 2.0.1. Awesome. I used to have forums in 2.0 which would hang after loading 90% of the page for about 5-10 seconds before showing, and I alway thought it was a server thing, but now it just disappeared, so web browsing feels 100% faster.

I'll check battery life tomorrow.
[Epic 4G Android Development] jdubz:
Wow this ROM is simple but awesome. This is my first DK28 ROM. When using the Spare Parts tip, Bonsai makes the Epic unbelievably fast.

I don't want all sorts of custom fonts or applications--Bonsai is perfect because it is simplistic but squeezes as much performance out of the phone as possible.

Thanks!
[Epic 4G Android Development] superbraut:
I just want a clarification on what to do when upgrading from an older version of bonsai...I....

1) Back up my phone via CWM3

2) Put the update.zip (2.01) in sd card

3) Flash update.zip....Finished

4) Restore settings via CWM3

..No need to clear data cache nor dalvik cache right?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Esteway.619:
You don't need to restore setting it does it for you also
[Epic 4G Android Development] MasterQu:
Tytytytytytyty

Sent from my properly upgraded Bonsai
[Epic 4G Android Development] MasterQu:
Whyis edveryone so damned determined to add steps/ not follow steps/ invent steps? Is it so hard to comprehend that we took care of everything for you.

Yor #4 is not needed. Get it out of your head. DEMONS BE GONE!

Sent from my properly upgraded Bonsai
[Epic 4G Android Development] MasterQu:
Not a problem. That step will fix 99% of all fc issues. I was just glad to see a question not related to peeps not following directions.

Sent from my properly upgraded Bonsai
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
Yeah your right. That's all its been. Why can't I flash this rom using stock recovery? Lol

Sent from my Evo Killer!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
I am so glad you finally did it. Honestly I was betting against you but good job. Wasn't that hard was it?

Sent from my Evo Killer!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] flyers2114:
LMAO....it is so simple....I am not even sure of the instructions.....I just know how to flash it....flash and let it do it thing....cant get much simpler....
[Epic 4G Android Development] nadcicle:
Just for confirmation, wipe cache and dalvich a couple times then install on top right?
[Epic 4G Android Development] vampyrex13:
I have taken the framework-res.apk and twframework-res.apk from the Bonsai4All_Leafless_v2.0.1.zip and made the notification bar transparent and swapped out the circular battery icons with my own custom made battery icons that created using the stock icons as a template. I have also included the same fonts that were in the Bonsai4All_v1.1.4_Theme.zip. The battery icon numbers are in the same font so they will match the rest of the system. This installs via CWM3.

Please let me know what you think of my icon set!

http://www.mediafire.com/?ansfg3r954f5h95
[Epic 4G Android Development] brewsbro:
Re-installed a couple apk's from the apps_removed zip. All went fine except for myfiles.apk I can't get it to installed. Fails every time. ideas?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Restola:
Instaled over top of bonsai 2.0.0 with the gingerbread theme. Install went great and was able ro reapply the newest version of the theme abd asop lockscreen with no problem.

Thanks mammon and randy!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
Is it possible that the BT radio needed to be turned on, or at least paired with one device to create the MAC named directory? Maybe TiBu was failing because there was not a directory to restore to...

What did you rename the "MAC-named *file*" to?
[Epic 4G Android Development] dcowboys2184:
Is that browser lag problem fixed?

Sent from my car
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
I am having NO problems with Market..
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
We've tried adding that mod to this ROM. It caused a lot of problems for very little gain. What I believe is happening and is different from the Evo are the sizes of /data vs /cache partitions. Moving dalvik from /data to /cache crowded the /cache too much IMO and began causing problems as the device was moving things from cache too quickly.

You can do it with an init.d script, but I personally don't recommend it. That is why it is not in this ROM.

EDIT: As we move more things from /system to /data, there might be an argument to put dalvik under /system, but I have not seen that yet either. Filesystem usage seems to be pretty well balanced for me.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
FWIW, that link is also on the top page of the Bonsai Project site at bonsai.googlecode.com.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
There are a number of reasons you should install v2.0.1. How about installing it and telling us if you think it fixed your browser lag problems as well?
[Epic 4G Android Development] kb1444:
Bonsai gotta be the most solid rom its fast and awesome THANK DUDE i would love to donate if you can get it any better or anything let me know !1
[Epic 4G Android Development] supercluver:
To mammon & randy:

One word: wow. 2.0.1 is amazing, perhaps perfect as far as it can be made to be.

My 4g works again, and works great. Before on 2.0.0 and nebula 1.0.7 it had basically stopped connecting unless I had perfect signal. Now it works great even in my house where it never did before.

My 3g speeds are the fastest they have been. Ever. Since I got this phone. I hit 1.5 mbps down and 0.8 mbps up yesterday. Before 2.0.1 on other froyo roms I would get less than 0.5 down and 0.2 up.

My gps seems to be perfect. I'm using maps 5.1.0 and zero issues. I can navigate again. Yay!

And the big one, my bluetooth works again. Paired right up with my car, contacts transferred over, just like it should.

All in all I am very impressed. Thank you so much guys!
[Epic 4G Android Development] codest3r:
Bonsai 2.0.1 - My only problem with it...

This is lightweight, fast, reliable, snappy, and smooth. Everything you need plus a few extras like EXT4-nojournal and SWAP enabled - very slick! :cool:

My only complaint is my battery lasts WAY to freaking long now. Before it was convenient, cause the battery died before I went to bed and it lined up with my sleep cycle. Now I have to turn *on* GPS, 4G, and Bluetooth and -leave it on- in addition crank up my screen brightness just to drain the battery sufficiently to line up with my sleep cycle. I don't dare consider premature-charging. :rolleyes:

I feel a habit was formed toggling radios through the day ... now what to toggle? :confused:
[Epic 4G Android Development] snovvman:
I just added ... to the file, so now it reads FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF... (Not all FFs, obviously.) The default state of my BT radio is *on* before the flash. So after the flash, the first boot already had the radio on. I turned off the radio before trying to restore with TiBu. That didn't work, of course. The *file* is a 296 byte binary file dated 30 Nov 2010.

Perhaps something went wrong with the auto backup/restore? I presume the existence of the *file* was keeping TiBu from laying down the directories.

I'm just glad that it got resolved. I was concerned that the BT issue was such that I would have to flash clean. I didn't want to lose all my apps/data.

Thank you for taking the time to explain and following up on things. I do believe the Evo's partition sizes were changed. This is a popular thing to do because, from what I read, the phone does not use nearly the size of the cache. Still, there is enough room to move the dalvik into cache.

With the exact same apps between my Evo and Epic, my Evo shows 154MB remaining memory and the Bonsai is at 93MB (Was ~112MB using the generic DK28). Looking at Phonescoop, the Evo has 440MB while the Epic has 461MB. Based on that I was just curious if we can get more operating memory.

Cheers.

BTW, as I'm sure you know, the auto backup/restore, and the effort to move apps into /data, it is making a re-flash so painless because you get 99% of your phone back immediately. Kudos!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
Supercluver, just for my memory and perhaps anyone else's... you had the Ford SYNC issue before?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
I think you may be mixing concepts of volatile and non-volatile memory here.

Operating memory, which I would translate to RAM or volatile memory, is being used by running apps. We have managed to expand that a bit with the swap partition being enabled in this phone. The swap essentially provides some volatile addressable memory to the phone.

Non-volatile storage space in /system, /data and /cache are what we are talking about with moving around dalvik to a different filesystem.

I think that available memory that you are seeing is more about what apps are getting started on the different phones. Memory requirements for the different drivers, etc. will make a difference between the phones.

Apologies if you already knew all of this drivel...
[Epic 4G Android Development] snovvman:
My experience with this ROM has been so good, when (*IF*) the official drops, I will simply wait for the Bonsai team to update the package and flash at that time. Thanks again for the great work.
[Epic 4G Android Development] spf2722:
I second that, I will not be doing official update, I will wait for bonsai.
[Epic 4G Android Development] snovvman:
No worries at all, I always appreciate when someone takes the time to explain. While I understand the basic concepts of NV and volatile RAM, I thought phones today are *all* NV? I remember the days of Palm, when one would lose everything when the battery is allowed to die. That was clearly volatile. When Treos came, they had NV, which protected the user data. I know NV is generally slower in performance, so it is a tradeoff.

Thinking about it now, as you illuminated, there is in fact RAM at play as well.

Going to Samsung's page on the Epic:

http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones/SPH-D700ZKASPR-features

It shows 16GB ROM/512MB RAM. (The 16GB can't be right! I think my Galaxy Tab has 16GB)

Still, I see other sites showing 1GB or 512MB ROM.

At HTC:

http://www.htc.com/us/products/evo-sprint#tech-specs

It shows the Evo to have 1GB ROM/512MB RAM.

So I am now clear we are talking about the ROM. It would simply be nice to, if possible, regain any unused/unnecessary space to the /data partition for apps...

Thanks again.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Randy_T:
We love hearing this...:)
[Epic 4G Android Development] snovvman:
One more thing: I know things got dysfunctional in the Epic forums when DK17/DK28 got leaked, and a lot of bad blood was in the water. Coming out of that, I am glad to see this thread remained collegial and helpful, even to newcomers (with the justifiable exceptions to those with severe reading comprehension and common sense limitations). I think the devs set a positive and helpful tone to this thread that can be rare these days. Cheers.
[Epic 4G Android Development] supercluver:
That is correct Randy.
[Epic 4G Android Development] flyers2114:
None at all here also....

Browsers all work fine for me.....
[Epic 4G Android Development] theimpaler747:
Well trust me, I am ;) It goes to download but then immediately says download unsuccessful. Tried clearing cache, changing market apks, nothing has worked for me yet. Works on stock DK28 though.