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[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Simon Says.... Wheres My VooDoo Color Settings...

Alright Simon - Take it easy! - LMAO!!!

Man my ribs hurt after that...

You are searching the wrong thread for the information to your question.

At last I remember you stating that you just flashed the OverStock1.1 kernel - correct? Correct.

Ok then... just to make sure we are on the same page - figuratively of course... the Stock KB1+Voodoo injected 5.X Kernel does not support all of the VooDoo features - currently...

So.. the OverStock v1.1 as far as I read, does in fact support most, if not all of the VooDoo features available.

If you are in fact on the OS 1.1 - according to Supercurio, at Project Voodoo to adjust the color presets:

Video Player -> Play a Video -> Options -> Settings -> Colour Tone

To Adjust the brightness of the screen, he recommends using a widget from CurveFish called "Brightness Level" that can be found in the Android Market.

HtH...

Need to get some sleep now....

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] antonyvijai:
Thanks and hope your ribs are back to normal!
[Captivate Android Development] bobapunk:
I have been using you kernel since you released it (love the speed and CWM!) and I have a quick question. Of there going to be any further development on your kernel? I was wanting to try out the voodoo sound and video and maybe BLN. I know that there is the Over Stock kernel, but since you developed the voodoo stuff I would like to use yours.

Thanks
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
Hi !

Nope, it's not the purpose of this Kernel which basically wrap the lagfix and a few tools & optimizations around Samsung's precompiled kernel.

Something you will be able to get is in less than 1 month Voodoo sound directly from an application, but BLN etc need sources.

As I don't own a Captivate device, I cannot test it and thus don't plan to build a kernel from sources for it.

However, you have several alternative including Voodoo goods available for Captivate right?
[Captivate Android Development] antonyvijai:
Is there an updated overstock kernel with voodoo v5 and also UV /OC functionality? I am running cognition 4.2. (The recent release) but the cogkernel has an issue with speaker phone! I flashed overstock v 1_1.zip on top of cog 4.2 and now things are back to normal. Is there an updated overstock available for KB1 . If yes can i flash over cognition. 4.2 and overstock. V1_1 and can someone place the .zip file here?
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
The eXistZ KB1 beta 6 kernel has everything you asked for. Go to that thread and get the zip file to flash over this or any other kernel. There are more things to do to set up OC/UV than just the zip file so read the whole thread.
[Captivate Android Development] antonyvijai:
Thank you. I just downloaded it. Let me flash and see how it goes! Thank you for the help
[Captivate Android Development] antonyvijai:
I read through the whole thread and I see lot of ppl having issues connecting to wifi! Also, if I don't like existz beta 6 then can I flash my current overstock back? Please let me know
[Captivate Android Development] antonyvijai:
I flashed it anyways! So far so good I like this better than overstock now! Speaker during call works fine. Wifi got connected without issues! Don't know why so many reported this problem in that thread. May be it got corrected in beta 6 may be? Thanks anyways for the suggestion. I feel that the phone is somewhat faster. Is OV the default set up on this kernel?
[Captivate Android Development] antonyvijai:
Correction : I meant OC
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Kernels are easily interchangeable as long the lagfix is compatible, and when the settings files in /etc/init.d are interpreted correctly. Since OverStock is a Voodoo kernel, and does not do OC/UV, thus ignoring the potentially dangerous voltage settings file, you can go back and forth between therm by flashing through CWM recovery. if going back to Cogkernel 2, which does look at the voltage settings, delete that file before flashing it.

As for wifi, no issues on my phone with any of the KB1 kernels.
[Captivate Android Development] antonyvijai:
I checked using voltage control app. The default is at 1000Mhz. Which is the KB1 stock set up. Still eXistz kernel made the phone whole lot snappier! I like it but would like to know how it was possible to make the otherwise laggy phone this fast :-)
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
The eXistZ kernel will not overclock or undervolt until you install voltage control app and set it up. By default, it runs at stock voltage and frequencies.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Magic...stolen from the iPhone.
[Captivate Android Development] Baltix:
Request- I really loved the bass boost option CM7 had with their app.. any chance of a Voodoo sound bass boost (with a few level choices) in future builds? ;)

Love Voodoo!
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Your are probably better off posting requests like these in the main i9000 voodoo thread. That's the one supercurio uses and posts updates in. This kernel and thread was just a side project for him. He updates the main voodoo project, and other developers port it into the kernel source code for the devices they work on.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=774500
[Captivate Android Development] MrLemon:
It worked!

Hey Guys!

I am using a Rogers i896 Captivate on 2.2 Froyo.

I originally tried OneClick Lag Fix, but did find it stuttered a lot, not much better then stock.

Then I tried the i897 kernel with SpeedMod. While I liked some of the extra features, like the screen dimming and the increased volume on the speaker. I did not like the battery drain, and the fact that some people could not hear what I was saying when I talked on the phone. I removed the SpeedMod Ext4 mod before I tried the Voodoo injected Rogers Stock 2.2

The ODIN flash took like 10seconds, then the phone rebooted and started talking to me. In about 6 or 7 minutes I was rebooted and running the new kernel.

I was so afraid it would flake out and leave me with a non working phone, but it went super smooth. I didn't do a lot of modding of the original 2.2 so I guess that's why it didn't give me any problems. The sound issue is fixed and it's faster then speedmod in the benchmarks.

My question....

Do i need to do anything with the JL1 modem file??

I figure if this is a Stock Rogers 2.2, then I already have the JL1 modem. Correct?

Thanks!! Best(and easiest!) mod ever for the Rogers Captivate!

TOM...
[Captivate Android Development] Liv33viL:
Matches

Hey Tom,

It really depends on your phone's build number and when it was released. You should check the build number (Under the battery) to be sure. Baseband, on the software side, typically shows build and version information. I wouldn't "assume" because one runs a ROM whether it be a stock or modified ROM that all of the internals are what you believe them to be.

Take for instance the Speedmod Kernel you described. I'm not sure if you were running the K13 series or K12 series, A,C,D, etc... but Hardcore modded that kernel to run with the i897 / i896 / based on an i9000 source.

There are some internal hardware differences within the chipset between all the series, but in order to have the proper setup, aside from other variables, your kernel and modem must match well together in order to reap the most quality from the pair.

Example: An i9000 based kernel with an i9000 based modem.

The audio issues you were experiencing were most likely a result of a mismatch, which you currently had.

Look for matched pairs in the future when deciding to upgrade or modify one component or another.

HtH

Peace-
[Captivate Android Development] Sean09:
Hi, any chance for one with the UXJL1 modem that comes with the stock 2.2 rom posted on the forum? Thanks :)

On an unrelated note, would it be easy/possible to implement the front 4 button BLN on a stock kernel?
[Captivate Android Development] agroberman:
Hi,

I am currently running rooted Stock Rogers 2.2 on my i896. Just tried going into recovery and it appears I have 3e.

I'd like to try the Stock + Voodoo i896 version, I have already downloaded the tar.

1) What should I backup with Titanium before flashing?

2) If I flash the tar using Odin, do I need to worry about getting CWM or doing any 3e stuff?

3) After flashing (assuming it is successful), should I reinstall all my apps or will they be fine as they are?

Thanks very much for helping out a beginner!
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
1. You can backup everything to be safe, but if the installation has no errors, you won't need it.

2. Just put the phone in download mode, and flash the tar. You don't need to mess with recovery. After flashing the tar, the recovery will be CWM for future reference.

3. Once flashed, the phone will tell you it is converting the partitions to ext4. The process can take a while (up to 10 minutes). Don't panic, and let the phone boot back up. The phone will boot back exactly the same as before the conversion, will all apps and settings intact, but with a speed boost.
[Captivate Android Development] morpheus_1987:
RAM

I used stock everything with OCLF for about a month and a bit until I couldn't resist trying the Ext4 lagfixes. I tried speedmod K13E but the battery drain was ridiculous @ 4%/hour of idle on the table compared to 2-3% per 3 hrs with stock (and this kernel included).

The only difference I notice between this and speedmod is when I return to homescreen after some heavy web surfing with loads of windows, the home screen takes a while to load everything. It would take 5+ secs with OCLF, but was instantenous with speedmod. With this kernel (stock + voodoo), it takes < 1sec but the delay is noticeable.

I suspect it would have to do with the difference in RAM available between the kernels, but I have no idea what makes it possible for the other kernels to have so much more available RAM. Anyone care to shed some light and would it be possible on the stock kernel?
[Captivate Android Development] bubuphonik:
do i need both links ? mine is i897 2.2 stock do i need somthing else to get cmd?
[Captivate Android Development] majinzen:
If you really want this kernel, I'd find a jj4 modem to match it if the tl3 one isn't working. The vibrant kernel you're using is going to have those kind of problems.
[Captivate Android Development] JEANRIVERA:
i found out how switch the buttons at least home & back the volume ones are not a big deal i can live with that i wish i knew how to fix the orientation with autoraotation but i can actually get over it.

i just fixed volume buttons also just orientation fix needed!!!
[Captivate Android Development] glitterballs:
This is a little off topic, but the conventional wisdom about Captivate modems not working with i9000 kernels isn't really true. JJ4 (Captivate modem) works on i9000 kernels. JL3 seems to work on both as well. Although, if there are problems with the phone, by all means flash another modem.
[Captivate Android Development] majinzen:
I had thought it would work too but JEANRIVERA has reported that he has the jl3 modem with this kernel and is getting no audio/voice? By the way, thanks for posting that modem. My battery life has been insane and the reception is equal/better than jk4.
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
although a lot of us have experienced this first hand. i know for a fact that i have tried running JPM/JP6 modems with JI6 and JJ4 kernels. absolutely no voice with either...

cant remember if i have tried a captivate modem (ji6/jj4) with an i9000 kernel, but i imagine that i have attempted that when i was running 2.1 eclair
[Captivate Android Development] glitterballs:
JJ4 absolutely does work on i9000 kernels. I'm not disputing the fact that JI6 doesn't work on i9000 kernels, but everyone seems to have assumed that just because JI6 didn't work on i9000 kernels that NO Captivate modem would. And I don't think anyone would be surprised that there were 2.1/2.2 modem/kernel incompatibilities. I'm not trying to advocate JL3, I just want there to be less misinformation floating around here.
[Captivate Android Development] Pirateghost:
gotcha .
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
I was on Cognition 2.3b6, because I did not want to go to Cognition 2.3b7 or Perception b8 with the i9000 kernel/modem pair. Cognition 2.3b6 is about as pure a Captivate based ROM as you can get without reverting to full JJ4 stock. I flashed over this kernel without even disabling the Voodoo pre-final fix that was baked in 2.3b6 by designgears. All is well, and the lag that was in the Market when browsing is now gone. The real life performance with this kernel is the best I've seen with Froyo, and is on par with how well Voodoo worked while on Eclair.
[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
Thanks! I'll be flashing this via Odin ASAP. I like Cognition 2.3b6 but I can never get voodoo to disable on it so I can make a nandroid backup. I'm really hoping this kernel will solve that problem.

Edit: Amazing! Normally, after a reboot, LauncherPro will force close. After it gets its one usual force close out of the way, it's fine...but this time, it didn't do it. It just booted up and ran normally. I'm disabling voodoo now, to see how it works...but it seems great so far. It told me what it was doing and that there was an ETA of about 10 minutes. That's awesome stuff!! Thanks so much supercurio! Between you and DG, this is probably the best phone I've ever owned. :D
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
The nandroid backup is definitely not an issue with this kernel. I just did one with voodoo still enabled.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Has anyone tried to push a working HSUPA+voice modem with this kernel. I pushed tljl3 and I got HSUPA in speedtest, but I could not hear a voice call I answered. I went back to ucjj4, and the voice calls came back, but HSUPA went away. Has anyone tried this kernel and ugjk4 modem to see if there are voice call issues?
[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
That's very good to know, actually. Voodoo disabled successfully, so I've pieced together an update zip for Cognition v2.3b7 with this kernel and the JJ4 modem. I'll be flashing that in a bit.

Edit: Just saw that the clockwork that's included with this kernel is the same as the one that's included with DG's CogKernel2. Excellent. I'm loving this so far. Once I flash Cog v2.3b7, I'll post an update.

Edit 2: Running great so far.
[Captivate Android Development] koreancanuck:
Supercurio I love the new voodoo :)

Flashed it with cog 2.3b6 with voodoo enabled, booted no problem. I did lose audible selection sounds when I did flash though. Didn't have a chance to test out other things.
[Captivate Android Development] joeybear23:
Okay, so I am planning on trying this out on top of Cog 2.3b6.

Please let me know if this process is correct:

1. Shut down phone

2. Startup into stock recovery, use "reinstall packages" to get to CWM (non-2e/3e)

3. Install the Kernel zip

4. Reboot

edited to add: I've flashed plenty of ROMs, but flashing a Kernel alone is just a first for me. Will I have to restore apps/data, or does this only replace the kernel and leave everything else alone?
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
The steps you listed would take care of it. This kernel replacement will not touch the apps or data, and you can even leave the old voodoo lagfix enabled. On the next boot after flashing, you will boot with the new kernel.
[Captivate Android Development] joeybear23:
Thanks.

Just wanted to make sure before I kicked it off.
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
Which other kernels would be useful for you?

I can inject+repack any Eclair kernel now ;)
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Only Eclair kernel worth supporting is JH7.
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
Okay! Let's do it :)
[Captivate Android Development] darkamikaze:
one with BLN integrated :D ?
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
Not on recompiled kernels without sources.
[Captivate Android Development] chrisharmful:
Sir, just want to say thank you for all your hard work with the Galaxy S line and how much you've made my phone better, been enjoying your stuff with DG's roms for a while now. Now this might be a tad off topic but hoping you might have some insight. I'm currently running Perception 8 and I'm having issues with disabling the lagfix. In the past I used to create the disable-lagfix folder and placed it in the main Voodoo folder to disable it. It seems like that isn't working on Percption, I create the folder, reboot, hear the voices but still have the lagfix enabled. It seems like te only way to really disable Voodoo seems to be through your custom Recovery. Just wondering if you've heard of anyone else having this issue. Basically, just want to make sure I'm not doing something wrong. Thanks in advance.
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
This happens on ROM where the author forgets to include fat.format, or sets wrong permissions for this tool.

Logs will tell :)
[Captivate Android Development] sinichi21:
will the headset work on this kernel for example your headset is doesnt have a mic in line and somebody call you will you be able to hear them on the headset and be able to use the mic of the phone?
[Captivate Android Development] ryboto:
So, can anyone give me the exact steps for using this kernel with Cognition 2.3b7? I've rebooted to the recovery mode, but it's not the stock, it's clocworkmod, and I've got several options...do I "apply sdcard:update.zip"? I assumed I'd have to rename the kernel zip file to that, and I placed it at the root sdcard folder.

Sorry, I've looked around, and maybe it's that I'm tired, but I can't find an exact description of how to flash a kernel, and this is only the second time I'll have flashed anything on this phone.

Thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
You don't have to rename the file. You select the option below the apply sdcard:update.zip. IIRC, that option says something like select zip from sdcard. You then point to the downloaded file to apply the kernel. By the way if you are coming from Cog 2.3b7, you'll also have to flash the JJ4 modem as well, since that ROM comes with the Bell Vibrant JK4 modem, and it won't play nice with a Captivate stock kernel (most likely no audio in voice calls). All you need is to find a zip file that updated just the modem (version doesn't matter), and replace the modem,bin inside with the modem.bin that was with the JJ4 tar file. When you apply that update, the modem will be back to the JJ4 Captivate modem that will work with this kernel.
[Captivate Android Development] ryboto:
Awesome, thanks, I'll give it a whirl and post back if there's any probs!

Edit: the zip for this kernel says it has jj4, so I still have to worry about updating the modem? Also, I guess I'm a little unclear about how to update the modem as you've described .. sorry!
[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
Yes, you'll still have to flash the modem if your ROM includes any modem that is not specifically for the Captivate.
[Captivate Android Development] ryboto:
Ok, I'll try that. How do I flash the modem? I'm basically completely new to flashing with android.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Put this on your sdcard and install it through clockworkmod. It's just the jj4 modem.bin and a script with a redbend_ua command to flash it to bml12.
[Captivate Android Development] sinichi21:
Thanks supercurio been looking for a clean stock kernel to put on cog b7 you save the day :). I hope you will update this kernel as you update your vodoo. headset without mic inline still not working but i guess we need the source for that but i can live without it everything works fine keep it up supercurio :D
[Captivate Android Development] tazman171:
Can't believe I missed this as I always try to follow your voodoo offerings for the captivate. Many thanks for getting this out to us supercurio! :cool:
[Captivate Android Development] cb2002:
This voodoo kernel is way fast. Thanks for great work :)

Would you build a kernel version that has the flag ro.debuggable=1 in the default.prop file?

I'm doing Android software development and that allows to install debug version of programs to the phone during development.

Thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
Enable debug mode in the voodoo lagfix menu = you'll get root in adb ;)

same thing: touch /sdcard/Voodoo/enable-debug
[Captivate Android Development] vikdmon:
Hi Folks.

I'm running Cog 2.3b4 with the data only ext4 vodoo version. Do I need to disable this lagfix before applying this kernel?

Thx
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
You don't need to disable it.
[Captivate Android Development] Zom-B:
I'm thinking flashing the kernel. I'm running the cog 2.3b7. Are there been any known problems?
[Captivate Android Development] Zom-B:
Just flashed the kernel and now I don't have any in call sound. Can any one help me fix this?
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
If you have a non Captivate modem, this will be the issue. You must also flash the Captivate JJ4 modem. Go back a few pages to see the zip file I posted.
[Captivate Android Development] mikejames07:
Severe Battery Drain

Hey guys, I'm currently running the UCJJ4.Optimized 0.2.3 ROM ,which is basically the stock UCJJ4 ROM deodexed etc..., with this kernel and I left my phone off the charger overnight because it was at 87%. I wake up after about 7 to 8 hours of sleep and I'm down in the 40s:eek:. That's the worst battery drain I've ever had on this phone.

Is anyone experiencing drain like this with this kernel? Could it be Voodoo? Or could this ROM just suck:rolleyes:?
[Captivate Android Development] Zom-B:
Hey man thanks for the help bit I'm not sure witch .zip you are referring to? Could you please specify. Lol
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
This zip
[Captivate Android Development] Zom-B:
Sweet thanks, can I just install from recovery our should I fallow standard update.zip protocol?
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
The zip was attached to a post.
[Captivate Android Development] Zom-B:
Lol thanks man I got it. I was wondering if I needed to just install in recovery or what but I handled it and it works great now.thank you very much for your help.
[Captivate Android Development] sinichi21:
heres the log that i have

View attachment logs.zip
[Captivate Android Development] CatBui2002:
That's perfect. Don't have to flash new kernel. Thanks supercurio :)
[Captivate Android Development] gingerdroid:
Flashed the kernel and modem today after running Cog b7 for about a week. It works great and got BT functionality back but I also got sleep shutdown back. It seems that keep alive, after refreshing it just closes down. Anyone else encountered this?
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
Hello :)

I updated on servers to the latest Voodoo version.

New feature: new cool adb shell, with tab completion :)

Links didn't changed
[Captivate Android Development] bman221:
I'm currently running cog b7 and I'm about to flash your stock+voodoo kernel... (oh yah, cant forget the modem)..

Its been a while since I built a linux kernel, but I am thinking about creating a build environmnet for the Captivate... Any reference links would be appreciated.
[Captivate Android Development] emuneee:
I am interested as well. I would like to get a little experience messing with kernel sources.
[Captivate Android Development] jhnstn00:
@supercurio will you then be making a different kernel for the Nexus S for the Captivate?

Great work on Nexus S in i9000 forums.

Sent from my GT-I9000 on a Captivate
[Captivate Android Development] hoopas:
Great kernel btw...I was wondering about a BLN for this yet. Im on Cog b6 with this kernel. I miss glancing over for new mesg. Call me lazy but....
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
Yes but it's too early yet. We will once the keyboard work will be done.

Several talented Captivate developers are on board ;)
[Captivate Android Development] supercurio:
− links updated to the new download server −
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Is it just a new server hosting the same files, or has the kernel been updated too?