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[Fascinate General] adrynalyne:
Class 2 is only rated for 2/s.
[Fascinate General] Jodiuh:
I've seen lower class cards perform well above their specs though. It's always been luck of the draw for me. Guess ill start looking up some info on which to get.
[Android Software Development] 5thAgent:
I've only personally tested this on the Droid Eris running FroShedYo. Please reply and let me know if this works on other phones so I can update the list of verified working devices.

Pretty sure this isn't gonna function too well on hdpi devices. So far, I've only got it verified working on mdpi devices.

Regardless, please do a nandroid backup, flash this onto your phone, and report back with your experience. :)

Thanks to Workshed for helping me sort out the syntax of the updater-script.

Verified working on:

Droid Eris

Moto Droid

Aria

Legend

It also seems that many are having problems using this on Sense.

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[Android Software Development] FiremakerP:
Thanks but the keyboards crashes in my ReflexTSense HD Rom.

I installed and selected it, but when I press one key it crashes. com.android.inputmethod.latin causes the crash.
[Android Software Development] Andrija_Bgd:
...

Confirmed on Aria running CM6.1
[Android Software Development] Briix:
It works, but I have small keys now :(

I'm using CM6.1 on Legend btw
[Android Software Development] hewlett777:
ok thanks, how do i install this? been searching this site and people keep talking about pushing adb etc., can i just copy and paste the files?

also does this replace the default keyboard or can i have both? /noob
[Android Software Development] Gahh Its Lee:
You flash it through recovery and it replaces
[Android Software Development] 5thAgent:
Did you flash this onto your incredible, Gahh Its Lee?

Wondering if this can in fact work on non-sense-based roms, sense-based roms, and on hdpi devices.. I need people from all phones and roms to help test this.
[Android Software Development] cybercool10:
Working on HTC Wildfire (CyanogenMOD v6.1 RC2)
[Android Software Development] indflx:
This is not working on a Motorola Backflip with a custom rom.
[Android Software Development] g281274:
work on HTC Hero
[Android Software Development] dthiers:
confirmed working on HTC Desire running newest Cyanogen. I will be waiting for a dutch auto-complete tho
[Android Software Development] shooterx:
I can confirm it's working on the Droid 1

Much better than the stock keyboard.
[Android Software Development] jasonnguyen3697:
Working on MyTouch Slide using latest cyanogenmod
[Android Software Development] jar336:
Working on evo running miui 12.3
[Android Software Development] toucan509:
Does not work on rooted G2 running Enomther v2.14.1
[Android Software Development] barisahmet:
Any ideas how to get it work with Sense rom?

(aria-Liberated)

Force closes when I push a button. Works fine in CM ROM (which without sense) though.
[Android Software Development] JR2_Alaska:
Works on Hero with CM 6.1 (final stable release).

I have tried several other versions and none of them worked. Thanks for your work.
[Android Software Development] wakers:
Does not install / work on Desire HD running Revolution HD rom (sense)...
[Android Software Development] angel7501@live.com:
its working on a g1 and a mytouch 3g, no fcs and no issues
[Android Software Development] 5thAgent:
No luck figuring out how to make this function on a sense ROM, but I updated the list of working devices.
[Android Software Development] galaxys:
Cool...running fine on the N1.
[Android Software Development] jakeneal22:
Works fine on my nexus one running miui themed.
[Android Software Development] Terminator02:
I'm certain I read somewhere that there was just an apk you can install... but I can't find it, I must have been smoking something

any chance an apk will come soon?
[Android Software Development] jakeneal22:
Im pretty sure if there was an apk you would have to put in on the system part of your phone so in turn it would be harder
[Android Software Development] atreyu134:
Verify

Verified on Mytouch 3g 32b running SuperflyTcby1.1 :D
[Android Software Development] antonio1475:
Hey. Don't want to detract or depreciate this, but there is a great working installable (not flashable) apk to have Gingerbread keyboard just here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=878073

Works on Sense, any device that I know. No Force Close. I finally could have it. It's awesome.

For all those who can't get this one working.

And for small screen devices like Wildfire, contact the dev. He has a reduced version for small screens working. Awesome!!

:)
[Omnia 7 General] joeltimothyoh:
The pinkish tint is not so obvious as that on the hd7, however if you were to use the default camera settings for your photographs(the settings don't save anyway) you will be able to spot a circular pinkish tint around the center of the camera as well as on your pictures.

The problem almost goes away with 'minimum' saturation but worsens with increasing saturation levels. Lowering the saturation solves the problem but produces photos that are extremely bland and washed out.

Has anyone faced this issue?

I'd like to add that both my brother and i are facing the same issues with our omnia 7s
[Omnia 7 General] ricep:
no issues like that here
[Omnia 7 General] uristic:
Same here, I noticed it at the first time I launched the camera on white surface, it's not so anyoing but it is a bug.. a software one I hope and it is surly be fixed in the next update.
[Omnia 7 General] martoto:
Yep it's here. Another proof there is no such a thing as "really good mobile phone camera" :)
[Omnia 7 General] uristic:
Lol don't worry htc HD2 had it too and it was fixed in the first update so I hope it will be here..
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cglowstick:
hey guys.

i've got a rogers x10a running the NORDIC 2.1 firmware.

rogers on demand mobile is the only thing that wont work because the app says "sorry, this service is not supported on this device (SEMC_X10i

)"

is there any way to convince the app i'm an x10a without having to reflash my phone and backup/restore all of my customization?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Moe29:
Hi all

I'm a big android fan, and I'm thinking of getting x10 mini pro for my wife

Enough with the nokia's I guess

Wanted to ask what's your feedback of the phone, anything you don't like about it ?

How's battery life ?

Do you need to charge everyday under average use ( no 3G data, wifi on and voice calls )

Camera quality ?

Is it easy to root, move from rooted to stock when needed ?

Feedback appreciated

Have a good weekend
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] benjymous:
I've got a mini, rather than a mini pro, but I'll answer from my perspective (the two phones are basically identical, other than the hardware keyboard)

I've had mine for 6 months now, and have been very happy with it - no complaints at all.

For me, with 3g enabled, checking email regularly, and spending a couple of hours a day browsing, I get about 20 hours before it needs charging.

With data disabled, nothing set to auto sync, and only sending a few text messages during the day, it can last for a couple of days.

Rooting's easy - just find z4root, install and run it.

To go back to the stock just download SEUS (Sony Ericsson Update Utility) which can reflash the phone back to the stock SE firmware.

(Note that nobody's managed to crack the SE bootloader yet, so there aren't any custom ROMs for it yet - you're stuck with SE's customised version of 2.1)

There are some examples of photos taken with the camera here:

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/ph...n-xperia-x10-mini-pro-703545/review?artc_pg=5
[Vibrant General] SC23:
I conference all the time when I used to be on T-mobile network. Now I switched to Simple Mobile network and all I can do on it is 2-way calling. Is there any way I can bypass this or is this a network thing?
[Vibrant General] firefly6240:
I'm pretty sure its a network thing, they sometimes give you the option of 3way calling for extra charge. it just depends on the network.
[Vibrant General] SC23:
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the network that I am now on does not support conferencing, which is a bit disappointing to me.
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
Based on Doc's XXJPU + TLJL3 Modem (12/14/2010)

This is a Captivate port from Doc Froyo V4 Final. Base ROM is XXJPU (Android Froyo 2.2.1) and modem is TLJL3.

UMTS and GSM 850Mhz is enabled by default, flashing modem seperately is not required. :)

This ROM has been modified from the original full ROM, it only contains stock apps similar to my other ROM releases.

Basic Features:

- Based on XXJPU (Froyo 2.2.1) + TLJL3 Modem

- Deodexed

- Apps and framework optimized

- Rooted

- Busybox

- Zip-aligned

- xcaliburinhand Reoriented Kernel w/ Voodoo + BLN

- Unthemed (theme templates available)

- Big APN list

- Wipe installs, factory reset BEFORE 1st install recommended

- Ads Blocked HOSTS file

Added apps:

Zeam

Latest SU and busybox

Dlna

Gmail

Install flash player

Live wallpapers Chooser

Maps

Mobile tracker

Samsungapps

Screen capture

SNS accounts (facebook sync)

Swype

Unified inbox (facebook, twitter etc)

Wipereciver

Voice dialer

Voice recorder

Voice search

Download:

Base ROM http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/MHRDNJT2/KILLER23D_XXJPU_Doc_V4.0_wipe.zip_links

Theme Template http://www.multiupload.com/FVJV09FODM

Change log:

V3.0.1 - disabled increasing phone signal, new market, new highres gallery (maybe a bit slower), optimized ZEAM added, new browser. Better market fix, updated voicedialer, tweaked system for speed. Moved Gmail, Map, Talk, Voicesearch, Flash Player on data/app)

V4 Final - resynced all apk's for speed, SD mount bug fix, retained i9000 camera for new feature, new high-res gallary. Moved all apps back to system/app

Installation:

1) One-Click Restore to JF6 + Master Clear

2) Copy clockwork_recovery.zip to internal SD and rename to update.zip

3) Copy the ROM file and/or add-on to internal SD

4) Reboot to Recovery

5) Apply update.zip in Recovery to load Clockworkmod Recovery

6) Install the ROM file from internal SD via Clockworks

7) Wait for the install and reboot the system, Voodoo voice will let you know it is working

8) Install Add-On via CWM Recovery if needed (Must let the phone boots at least once)

Credit goes to DocRambone, kalpik, xcaliburinhand, Tayutama, Mikeymike and everyone else for their hard work to make this possible.​

Old Downloads:

Base ROM V2 http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/7CDNMSG0/Killer23d_XXJPU_Doc_V2_Wipe.zip_links

Base ROM V3.0.1 http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/CTDOKWNV/KILLER23D_XXJPU_Doc_V3.0.1_Wipe.zip_links BUG FOUND!! RISKY
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
- Setiron's Kernel is NOT quite compatible with the ROM, I don't recommend it. However, you can still use Odin to flash it in after the phone is rebooted at least once.

- DO NOT reset to factory if you have Setiron's kernel because the phone will get stuck at Galaxy S screen.

- Tested working great on voice, data, bluetooth. GPS got a lock within 15 sec with 30 meter accuracy.

- No CWM in kernel, this will not change unless Setiron/xcaliburinhand decides to have them in.

- If you need to get out of this ROM, I suggest please use Odin One-Click Restore to JF6 and start-over. CWM Recovery does not work unless Voodoo/Lagfix is disabled.

- This ROM is giving me too many grieves.... I am suggesting going back to BUJP8 if you want a stable release.

- V4 has been stable so far for 6 hours, it is not a nightmere as it was before.
[Captivate Android Development] dicksteele:
Download link ???
[Captivate Android Development] netnerd:
is live wallpaper included? i flashed doc 2.2.1; live wallpaper is missing! flashed jpu addon; live wallpaper wont work!
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
All livewallpapers are removed, only the chooser is intact, meaning you can install your own.
[Captivate Android Development] MikeyMike01:
Can I ask why you added wipereceiver.apk?
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
Doc has them there and things that comes with all the SGS I tend to keep them there just in case. I think that app is for remote wiping (don't know how it works tho).

This new ROM here is very picky, unlike previous ROMs.. I have spent 2 nights of trial and error to get them to work.
[Captivate Android Development] abezapata:
flashed this rom and I have to say the gps is working flawlessly on my phone. Good stuff
[Captivate Android Development] lrs421:
Looks good, are GPS fixes incorporated (JM9, Epic files, etc..)?
[Captivate Android Development] majinzen:
OP kinda confused me. Is the Rom based on jk4 or just the modem? I know it says ported from Doc's jpu Rom but right underneath it says based on jk4. Also, does the home haptic feedback work?
[Captivate Android Development] alex4lex:
Same here. Is it Jk4 or JPU, and is it 2.2 or 2.2.1? Also, if it is 2.2.1, is wifi, hd recording, and all the other bugs worked out?
[Captivate Android Development] hackdroid:
got gps lock inside my house in seconds

wifi works

bluetooth works

very nice no frills rom :)
[Captivate Android Development] slifer315:
the title says it's the jpu rom with the jk4 modem.
[Captivate Android Development] lrs421:
This screen shot is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] lrs421:
I'm shocked this is only 2 pages long at this point. 2.2.1 + Jk4 is a very sought after combo these days. I will be watching this one closely.

Those of you that have flashed this keep us posted:

Stability, GPS, battery life, etc.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
To Apply Setirons JPU kernels should I disable lag fix and use ODIN or not needed?
[Captivate Android Development] lrs421:
Yes, disabling lagfix is recommended.
[Captivate Android Development] peachpuff:
What issues have you found with the setiron kernel? Im running doc's 2.1 raw rom with setiron's jpu kernel and haven't run into any hiccup's yet.
[Captivate Android Development] lrs421:
I'm thinking it's related to overclocking as the chef chose to go with xcaliburinhands kernel which doesn't support overclocking.

Just a thought.
[Captivate Android Development] Cboss:
I think that was the confusion.....Jk4
[Captivate Android Development] tcaudill01:
Will the I9000 themes for Doc's Rom work on this version?
[Captivate Android Development] alex4lex:
Exactly. I'm guessing jpu based on all the responses though, lol. Glad devs are finally starting to use 2.2.1!
[Captivate Android Development] Cboss:
Same here....I wanted to flash JPU when it came out, but decided to wait for some dev roms.
[Captivate Android Development] Konner920:
I personally don't think this is very smooth at all on my phone. I've noticed major slowdown with the notification bar when dragging it down compared to 2.2. D;
[Captivate Android Development] Sqdnguns:
Waiting for some more feedback from others before I flash. Looks promising though.
[Captivate Android Development] darvo:
I have problems restoring apps data with this ROM using Titanium Backup. Never happened to me before... All my settings are gone!
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
i tried this one out and none of the JPU themes wanted to work properly on it for me...it was too samsung stock for me.

i went with docs 5.2 gingerbread rom and i love it. few quirks, like, why doesnt anyone in the i9000 world include busybox in the proper location or install sqlite3 by default?? got those taken care of pretty easily though. lovin docs 5.2
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
Sorry for the confusion. I was posting this ROM at like 2am in the morning and I was at this (literally to a point pissed off) for 2 nights.

I was chatting with Doc and he hinted me that the kernel has a lot to do with that. Ya... so here it goes. The creation of the day :D

This ROM is Froyo 2.2.1, and I would have guessed that restoring data backup might not work as the past ROMs are 2.1.

I am happy with this as this is VERY fast. If I have issues myself, I will post it at the 2nd post.

About themes, I just used the online kitchen to add in circle battery mod. The rest I will have to leave Doc to do it as he is more efficient.

I have been doing some cooking in my own kitchen lately, but no luck so far as our kernels are having issues on the newer i9000 roms.
[Captivate Android Development] darvo:
So what's the deal? Not possible restoring apps data at all? I backed them up from Doc's 2.2 ROM. I don't see why it wouldn't work with 2.2.1.
[Captivate Android Development] Radukk:
--- Q

1. I could not find clockwork_recovery.zip on your thread while you mentioned on installation step two. just for info. I have extra one on hard drive. :D

--- :D

I just flashed from Darky's XXJPU + JK4 modem, of course rollback to stock, mastercleared first. There was no way to get rid of custom flying animation on that ROM. :(

Anyway USB setting moved to Wireless and network section, and USB storage w/ debug works great!

Also there was no freezes when depluged (might be sentrion's oc kernel problem)

+2 compared to other thread.

Totally love intro and overall performance, smoothness. Thank you.

--- Theme

I have no skill to make own theme from attached Template but vukandric's Gingerbread theme for Doc's ROMs XXJPU (you can find this on top of i9000 theme forum) works great.

I renamed XXJPU_VA Stock Ginger.zip to update.zip cus there was 2e recovery instead CWM for stock.

Thank you again Killer23d. I will stick this ROM until official froyo came out.
[Captivate Android Development] mrgoodwords:
What is the difference between 2.2 and 2.2.1? Anyone?
[Captivate Android Development] netnerd:
I running this jpu rom with SetiroN ReOriented 1.4.5 at 1300Gzh !!

it' fast and no problems so far!

if you want to have battery percentage, just look at i9000 forums, just grab the zip and flash!

the only thing missing is Extended power menu.

i just use titian backup to restore APPS without data and it works great!
[Captivate Android Development] Killemalll:
Did you use a PIT file to flash Setiron_1.4.5.tar over this ROM? If yes, can you please tell me which one? Thx
[Captivate Android Development] netnerd:
just flash the 1.3G kernel, nothing else.

i use Setiron_v1.4.5_1300.tar.7z

unzip the file and

use Odin3, put in PDA slot.

disable lagfix first, if you have lagfix enabled.
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
I did not disable lagfix and flashed the setiron's kernel. Just that I get a message saying "Config Different" and I just chose "no" so that everything is great.
[Captivate Android Development] Killemalll:
None of the themes seems to stick for me. The install goes smooth in CW but when the phone boots up it still displays the stock theme. Any suggestions?
[Captivate Android Development] alex4lex:
Yeah, I had that random bug, it only happened after I flashed something via cw. A reboot usually got rid of it though...
[Captivate Android Development] alex4lex:
well, as far as performance goes, it seems that people have been getting around 1100-1300 quadrant stock, and around 13 on linpack. I used it with no lagfix, and it was smooth. Also, the stuttering in the browser is mostly gone in all the content heavy sites.
[Captivate Android Development] jgaviota:
On the I9000 forum on Docs thread there is a script to fix the data restore. Check 2nd post I think.
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
I just used Doc's theme template and it worked for me. I have not tried themes from others.
[Captivate Android Development] cappyron:
Data and apps restore just fine... System things might not....

Everything worked for me but my email account settings... This is definately woth a look... Everything works
[Captivate Android Development] ryude:
Anyone know how I can get a different keyboard than the samsung one?

UPDATE: I extracted the files out of the gingerbread keyboard from the captivate themes forum and put them in their respective places via Root Explorer. It's working great so far!

Just so everyone else knows, I did exactly like he said and after flashing that it took about 5 minutes for the phone to boot. So don't worry if it gets stuck at the boot screen.
[Captivate Android Development] ryude:
Been playing with this rom for about an hour or so. First impressions are good, it's clean and no FCs.

I am detecting some weird things though, such as lag, when using the browser the screen "blinks" a lot, and just a few other minor things that I'm sure will be worked out.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
So far so good...I was used to my other themed full featured ROM but I am adding stuff to make it an better comparison.

Anyone has the main SD card recognized as a CD rom? I had to transfer stuff as a regular USB mass drive instead.

I am using Setiron 1.4.5 1300Mhz JPU kernel and no issues. I did not even remove lag at as I forgot before flashing but my Quadrant score of around 1500 is about 500 short of my normal score with the same kernel so maybe I messed something up by not removing lag fix before flashing....and yes, quadrant is pointless to a certain point but my linpack is also a bit lower than with 2.2 as well. I am checking how the actual feel of the ROM is compared to 2.2 though.
[Captivate Android Development] vinunleaded182:
can anyone open more than 4 browser windows?
[Captivate Android Development] ryude:
Nope. Just 4 here.
[Captivate Android Development] ryude:
Attempting to rotate the phone for landscape mode in the browser causes the phone to freeze, which can only be fixed by pressing the lock button and then pressing it again to unlock.
[Captivate Android Development] sabesh:
How's GPS on this ROM? Thx.
[Captivate Android Development] gtg465x:
It seems as though Samsung is implementing GPU acceleration within the browser in 2.2.1 to make scrolling smoother. This being the first 2.2.1 leak, this new feature might need a little more tweaking.

This is fixed in xcaliburinhand's kernel, but of course you'll lose oc/uv.

I encourage everyone to try JPU without a lagfix. Samsung made some filesystem changes and lagfixes seem unnecessary now. Stock JPU with rfs will score 1250-1300 in quadrant (with no overclock) and I haven't noticed any filesystem lag thus far, even after installing all of my apps.

I don't have that problem. However, I should point out that I'm using my own custom version of Doc's JPU ROM, not the one posted here.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
Well when I first flashed the setiron kernel it removed the lagfix and I indeed feel it was snappier.
[Captivate Android Development] CorranHorn666:
I had problems with my external SD card after DLing some market apps. Would freeze my phone whenever it did a scan. Eventually figured out it was my SD card freezing and removed it. Phone then worked fine and formatted card. All works good now.
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
Setiron stopped his kernel dev, so I am back to xcalibur's kernel!
[Captivate Android Development] lrs421:
So what's the verdict on the update? How is 2.2.1 treating you guys :-) ?
[Captivate Android Development] Radukk:
Thanks for fast update. I tried Telus JL3 modem on it and works great without any issue (require CWM though.) I hope you integrate that on next release instead of JK4. :D
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
How is JK4 better?
[Captivate Android Development] Radukk:
Well, its latest version (JL3 means build on December 3) and updown speed result slightly better than JK4 as I tested. Also people on JL3 thread said better battery consumption, I have not check that cus just flashed. i9000 modem thread said theres no big differences between JK4 and JL3. Anyway it dose not matter, I am pleased your ROM as it is. Thank you for keep it up.
[Captivate Android Development] Ryukeima:
So am I to assume that the current 3.0.1 is not safe to download and flash?
[Captivate Android Development] killer23d:
It's not safe for noob, but those who have flashing addiction should be ok because they know how to restore to stock.

It has has to be flash through Setiron's CWM kernel because it supports ext4.

There isn't anything drastic just the new market and slight speed bump.

Maybe if I can find a workaround, it will be great.