yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
great work. super fast and smooth. one thing i've noticed that i'm pretty sure hasnt been mentioned is there is no haptic feedback when hitting home. all other capacitive buttons have it, just not home.
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
Thx man. I was trying to find out where usb settings were.
[Vibrant Android Development] arahma:
The issue of rebooting from time to time could be checked and followed in Vibrant Settings/About phone/ Status/ Signal strength.

I noticed that the phone start rebooting when EDGE/UMTS signal strength is stronger than -81 dbm 16 asu i.e. -79, -77 and so on.

Me myself I am using Eclair.JPJG8 ported from GT-I9000 which is very stable and when I compare it to this rom I find that JPJG8 Signal strength never goes stronger that -81 dBm 16 asu, therfore there is no sudden rebooting related to signal strength in Eclair JPJG8.

The question is what can be modified in 2.2.1 rom to make the signal strength to stay at -81 dbm 16 asu and not to get stronger to fix sudden rebooting issue in 2.2.1 rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Final means all the bugs I could get out are out.

There are still some phones that this isn't working on - I do not know why it is only good on some phones and not others.

If you want a day to day - no hassle rom, then Valkyrie is the one you want. It is posted in its final form over at TW. Will get it over here in a bit.
[Vibrant Android Development] rbirg:
Hmmm that's pretty interesting and would explain why its so sparatic between some users
[Vibrant Android Development] jogga2k3:
is it alright to replace stock tw launcher with Touchwiz gtg launcher without causing problems?
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Yes, very, and would explain the only time this rebooted during testing was when I went to the grocery store parking lot and no where else. As far as a bandwidth restrictor, I will look into that.
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
Any chance on getting a theme that isn't so colorful/bright? Maybe a Dark Blue or Dark Green.

EDIT:

Since this is a JPX based, does that mean that JPX themes are compatible with this Rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Yes, they will.
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
Good to know, thanks.

EDIT:

Will there be a Voodoo version or .zip available later?
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Supercurious JL4 Voodoo kernel is the one you want to use with this.
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
Thanks again. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] TunedFish:
I've been waiting for this but havent been able to download it. My dl has cut off 3 times! Anyone have a mirror, preferably dropbox?
[Vibrant Android Development] kpak888:
FLASHED Volholl.Ragnarok.Final.zip

STILL EXPERIANCING SEMI BOOTING PROBLEM.

ANY IDEAS.
[Vibrant Android Development] Darksurf:
So is JL4 the vibrant and JPX I9000 or something cause I know there isn't 2.2.1 for the vibrant yet is there?

I'm trying to understand the difference of JPX and JL4.
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
You have it right.
[Vibrant Android Development] qroche85:
:( Everything has been working so well until I went out. Got reboot and hang on EDGE as previous posts mentioned.
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Heathen, here's my input on installing this:

I tried to install from Nero Beta 3 with JL4 voodoo (it was disabled) kernel and modem. That resulted in a BOOTlooping phone when this installed. I could not get nandroid to do a restore either so I used ODIN to flash JFK. After the ODIN, I decided to give this another shot.

Second install after CLEAN ODIN:

Installed fine, booted up fine. Is fast like you're saying but I'm not seeing anything that incredible over the 2.2 builds. HOWEVER, it does the semi-restart bug and it's REALLY REALLY ANNOYING!

What it does:

It's usually sitting idle, would randomly turn on, media scanner would start running and phone immediately freezes, soft-reboots, and vibrates like crazy. I know this has been reported before so what I want to add is it has nothing to do with the connection. I disabled 3G/Data connection and my wifi. I then proceeded to uninstall just about EVERY application with Titatnium that I could and left it to test if it still does this. It did unfortunately. I'm a sad panda.

Can you look into possibly why it's doing this for so many of us? Pretty please? Great ROM otherwise.

For those wondering:

Linpack: 14.2 (stock Kernel with NO voodoo)

Quadrant: Failed test at CPU Video decoding H.264
[Vibrant Android Development] _DiMoN_:
Extremely fast as the one that runs on i9000 but I faced the vibrating and restarting issues. It was good since I could install anything that was for that rom, even the multi-language swype I wanted from here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9739348&postcount=3353
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
It looks like it is an issue of signal strength, above 80 and it soft reboots - trying to figure out why this is and a fix for it.
[Vibrant Android Development] _DiMoN_:
As I have mentioned I have both phones (Vibrant and i9000), they have the same hardware but the vibrant is missing so many things, compared to i9000 it is crap, you can not do anything.

There is no other except this ROM here that is so fast for vibrant!!!!! It looks awesome!!!! Now the i9000 has a new version of this ROM!!! Why the difference in the same hardware? I do not understand!

Try to work with Darky for theming, if you can have this ROM here it will be a big hit, he recently made the Darky's 7.0 .
[Vibrant Android Development] ellopr:
I hardly request anything here cause I know the work that developers go through to port and make roms (except for help when needed) but in this case it will be amazing if the JPY version can be ported to Vibrant. The 2.2.1 roms are super fast compared with 2.2. I understand the vibration problems and reboot but hopefully that will not happen with the JPY version. It will be great if Jellette can verify this. Is the holidays so I won't expect anything, just wish. I haven't actually installed your Rom cause I fall into Edge every so often that my phone will be in an eternal loop. Anyhow if someone get to try the JPY in the Vibrant and can confirm if it is working or not it will be much appreciated.

Happy Holidays everyone!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Ported it this morning - same reboots though...
[Vibrant Android Development] ellopr:
Thanks a lot Jellette!!! That is not good news, but still is better to know that not to know. I guess shall be something in the 2.2.1 of the I9000 cause nothing like that happen with the 2.2 (maybe Samsung did something intentionally). Anyhow thanks for all the hard work. I am sure that there a lot people like me that can thanks enough all of you Developers that make our phones better and way more fun.

:)
[Vibrant Android Development] _DiMoN_:
FYI guys

Today I flashed Darky's v7.0 Gingerbread Edition ★ JPY ★ over the Nero v3 with Voodoo enabled.

It booted like a charm and all the data, settings and applications were there. Buttons were mapped and generally everything worked except:

-Radio (Calls or 3G network)

-GPS (Downloaded GPS test and I couldn't see anything)

-Music (it wasn't working, although ringer I think was working)

- Up and down volume buttons were reversed.

But except the above everything worked and it is an awesome and ULTRA F-A-S-T ROM.
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Man, I was happy and driving all around with no reboots forever - but then...
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
lmFao,

so everything worked except the important things.

lmFao
[Vibrant Android Development] jeremyritzmann:
hahah. nice.
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
You won't be able to escape the soft boot issues, but you need to replace the <message me if you want the list of files that need to be changed out> - then flash it. It will be 100 percent working and fast as hell BUT your signal is going to eventually get to 80 or stronger and then it will reboot on you - this bug is still being studied and Ragnarok will only return if it is fixed.
[Vibrant Android Development] ellopr:
One question jellette. i notice that the guys at captivate forums are all making roms with the jpy leak (2.2.1) no one complaining about reboots that are seeing in the vibrant. I guess that means that is either the vibrant modem firmware causing the problems or the captivate is more i9000 than the vibrant is, or they found a fix. It will be good to see how your rom work with different modem firmwares (maybe you check this already). Maybe we will find one that is working. One point is to know that the captivate has had way less leaks than the vibrant. Actually there is no official 2.2 leak at samfirmwares.com. Maybe that is the key. Just guessing here. If you repost or sent me a link to download the rom. I will try the different modems or can b a group effort.
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
That's good info. I've been tearing this rom apart trying to find the problem. I've actually tried different vibrant modems and kernels. I will check out the captivate forums as maybe they can shed some light. Thanks for the heads up.
[Vibrant Android Development] XPLANE9:
Could the captivate lacking the 2100 mhz band be the reason of not having reboots?
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
I think we may finally be on to something after reading this..."Currently only i9000 modems will enable HSUPA which is uploading at > ~300 kbps. All modems have HSDPA enabled. As posted below, while HSUPA primarily affects upload speeds, it has a secondary effect of faster downloads and lower latency as well." Which I found in the captivate forums however...I have tried several modems,,xxjpm, xxjpy, xxjpp, ugjk4. The first three I was unable to get any network connection the last I was able to roam but unable to test as I was not getting a good AT&T signal. My problem now is that I would like to test a modem that is working on a 2.2.1 build for Vibrant but am unsure where to find it in the Rom. If I can pull the modem from CM6 I think we may have something that works for all of us and is very stable. Granted this is still just another theory and may well be a wild goose chase. Someone point me where the modem would be located in a Rom's zip file and I will gladly test.
[Vibrant Android Development] dligon:
If im thinking correctly the modem is in the framework part. Ive tried different kernels and such still the same reboot issues
[Vibrant Android Development] ellopr:
Maybe this can help. I remember that fir the G1 there was a mwthod to enable the HSUPA editing the build.pro http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=595108 it will be good to look into that and compare option from the i9000 and the vibrant. Also Eugene publish no long ago how to enable the 850 mhz band, maybe there options there in that same menu that we can dissable or enable that can get us thought using a vibrant modem. If not we need to find a i9000 modem of the USA models that work for us.
[Vibrant Android Development] _DiMoN_:
I remember with i9000 with the secret codes it had all the bands, so I could enable or disable whatever band I wanted (if I remember correctly it had also the 1700 Aws)
[Vibrant Android Development] ellopr:
For all that still curious, I PM Jellette and this was his response.

"We have tried just about every combo of modem and settings we could come up with, with no luck.

The only H-enabled foreign rom I have been able to escape the reboots with is the Newest 2.2 Galaxy Tab rom. Have not been able to get away from it on any of the 2.2.1 roms yet."

Thanks Jellette!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Thanks ellopr, been really busy with M10.

Answers:

Modem is called modem.bin and will be located in the updates folder of custom roms. It can also be pulled from roms downloaded from samfirmware.com.

I have tried 30+ modems without any luck so far. Many will not work, the ones that do work don't solve the soft reboot problem.

I have tried ro. tricks in the build.prop some crash the phone and the only way out is to Odin or plan,ahead and have a flashable build.prop on your sdcard.

This all said, I haven't given up just yet!
[Vibrant Android Development] explodingboy70:
Latest try...added KA5 modem with same results as expected.
[Vibrant Android Development] dligon:
I thought I had something with ka5 & ttabals t959d kernel it took a while 65-70 db before reboot issue didnt try the oc my phone doesnt seem to like it
[Vibrant Android Development] ellopr:
Apparently MAster found the way to fix the Soft Reboot issue. Soon 2.2.1 Yesss!!

I have friends with 2.2.1 in their captivate and it flys!!
[Vibrant Android Development] _DiMoN_:
If I see Darky's Rom imported to Vibrant then the phone will just flyyyyyyyyyyy!
[Vibrant Android Development] cnote74:
I need me some darkys rom action
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Still working on it - the fix came with a bug that causes the phone to crash when you hang up a call. Getting that straightened out, along with a few minor things.
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Several Alpha testers are now going through this thing, bug searching, crash fixing, etc.. Will keep you up to date.
[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
That's exciting news heath. Thanks for the hard work
[Vibrant Android Development] compuguy1088:
curious, what was the fix?
[Vibrant Android Development] dligon:
so is it going to still be called ragnarok or ragnorak M or have another easter egg in the beta version and whoever finds it gets to name it. long as it not some lame name....:D
[Vibrant Android Development] stevedrz:
Was the bug regarding end calls worked out?
[Vibrant Android Development] jellette:
Still working on this.

I ported and deodexed the 2.2.1 that leaked yesterday and am now working from that base. So far, we can beat the soft boots, but the phone is jacked, or the phone is good but the reboots are there...

The newest 2.2.1 is JSY, it's a Norwegian build I believe.
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
Only way I could get it to stop is by turning airplane mode on :(
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
Any news on ragnarok?
[Vibrant Android Development] robavila721:
#1
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
If and when ragnarok is out, will it come with voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] jumaaneface:
u mind if i take a look at the build so far?
[Vibrant Android Development] VICosPhi:
Hopefully the Froyo source will make things easier to get this working, thanks for continued effort...
[Vibrant Android Development] dsuycott:
Tried darky's 9.2 xtreme but stuck in soft reboot when using a modem. When I was wifi only this beast was Fast...waiting to be a guinea pig for whomever ...pm me if any devs need one

Axura229-Voodoo
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] tfaulk88:
everyone post up some screen shots
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] SirBindy:
Um....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=686251
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Upstreammiami:
Yea ummmmm ^^^^
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] SirBindy:
And furthermore...

You're going to start a screen shot thread without posting...

wait for it...

this might be a stretch...

screen shots??
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Srkx Mokwi:
I have 7 Home Screens but I only uploaded my 4 favorites!!!

~Srkx~

________________________________

Rooted HTC DROID Incredible

ClockworkMod Recovery v2.5.0.1

Radio upgraded V. 2.05.00.06.11

ROM: The UltimateDriod 2.5.0 Froyo (2.2)

Theme: RENOVATED FOR UD2.5

Invisiblek_kernels_2.6.32.26-18
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] RMarkwald:
I love multiple threads for the same thing...aka not being able to root after the last OTA.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] RegnierD:
Care to post that clock apk if it's not a paid app? :)
[General Topics] smartcard2:
I purchased a BlackBerry Storm 9530, while I am charging it it shows the attached screen and it is not powering on. Do I have to wait till it completely charged to power it on?

What is the meaning of the screen I am seeing (please see attached screen shot)
[General Topics] ste1164:
I think that screen means that there is something wrong with the battery and the phone doesn't like it.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] slickspur:
If I scroll to the SMS box in sense, then click the "new text message" box/button, and slide out the hard keyboard while its loading the text message screen, it then stops opening up a new text message and just reverts back to the sense screen with my last incoming text on it. Is there a fix to this issue?

I'm running "SuperRom" if it matters, but I think I've seen this issue with other roms I've run as well....
[EVO 4G General] Neo3D:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=877800
[EVO 4G General] krazyflipj:
So do we. Check dev forums

Sent from my CM6.1 Powered device
[EVO 4G General] eniamg02:
lol great for sgs..we have it aswell.why post this
[EVO 4G General] david279:
We do too man.

Searching is fundamental.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borosescu:
hello,

can anybody to give me a serial for g-alarm v2.5 ? to activate the program ?!

thanks !
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jabberwock:
I can't, but I know somebody who can. The developers from ageye.

the app cost 4,99 €, so just buy it, cheap-ass!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Black Antitoon:
100% agreed. And this app is absolutely worth its price, guaranteed!

By the way, serials for G-Alarm depend your name in the owner information, so if I, for example, gave you my serial, you would need to set my name in the owner information in order to make the code work.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borosescu:
ok, sorry .. i will buy it, when i have money ! :) thanks !
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Black Antitoon:
Sorry if we were a bit rude. ;)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] ikon8:
Just wanted to let everyone know that the HTC_IME works fine on the NS. All credit goes to Jonasl for porting the app and adding all the features and to gIMpSTa for creating the custom skin generator.

Note:this keyboard is not multitouch.

Links to original threads:

HTC_IME

Custom Skin Generator
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] blueluck77:
This does work. Found it buried in the forums, just making sure other people are aware. :)
[XPERIA X8 General] dviktor:
please, help me. i need an Israel customization code, or another code with Israel language. the phone i buy in russia, and it didn't have Israel language. help me please, i got 1.6 firmware rooted, and wait for code. after i wanna to upgrade on 2.1 android. and i hope it's will got an Israel language :rolleyes:
[XPERIA X8 General] racht:
use pulpoff's latest x8.rom, it has hebrew font support installed.

as to language itself, u will have to wait until AOSP roms will popup, than u can have the full hebrew interface support ported from Hero.
[XPERIA X8 General] dviktor:
so, you mean SE got only English? not Israel language support? god, i am in shock :mad:. coz it's not for me, and it's a present for a small girl :(. she is read russian a little. coz i think what if i change custom code, it's be ok. but if i am wrong, it's too bad :eek:
[XPERIA X8 General] racht:
You don't have to modify/flash anything inside the phone.

Root it, than copy files from x8.img /fonts folder into your phone, thats it, both russian and hebrew will be supported in sms/email/web etc.
[XPERIA X8 General] af974:
Please dont post your questions in Development section.

Moved to general.
[Nexus One General] SoberGuy:
JBQ posted:

(emphasis mine)

Could the ability to unlock and relock the bootloader have been planned by El Goog? Is this a part of a business model? Does Google find this to be ideal? Are they, perhaps, recognizing the developer community, and showing a commitment to be even more open?

Samsung has had some "oversights" lately. I want to say there was something with the Galaxy S and rooting, but I'm not remembering well. I know that the Vibrant came with AT&T frequencies, yet was launched on TMo. There was a very simple way to enable those frequencies, because the unlock codes were stored on the phone. Now we've got the ability to unlock and relock a bootloader on the S. The unlocking of frequencies could be an oversight, as well as the bootloader. Or is this something that's been planned, with input from Google? Could Google have found a partner who's willing to be as open as possible?

I just found it a very interesting comment. Perhaps I make too much of it...
[Nexus One General] SoberGuy:
Thought for sure I'd get a response out of this. No one finds it interesting?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
The Nexus One has "fastboot oem unlock" but not lock.

I'm guessing Google just told Samsung to add a lock command and will most likely tell all future "Nexus" handset manufacturers to do the same.

Very doubtful these commands will ever make it to any other Android device aside from the Nexus line.
[Nexus One General] gravufo:
I suppose they saw that they were getting tons of N1s returned with unlocked bootloaders and they repaired them anyways, so they probably decided to just allow the "lock" function to be used...

Although it really doesn't change anything tbh, and if it works like the lock, it will wipe everything on the phone which kinda sucks

As it was said, it is very doubtful we will see that kind of easy unlocking on other devices! This is a dev device, so it has to be "more open" to allow devs more flexibility.

I don't think Google ignores the dev community and I'm pretty sure they are happy it exists, because it makes Android better (I wouldn't be surprised if some of the official features were inspired from here and there :P)
[Nexus One General] crachel:
I think you're correct in Google is simply making it easier for developers to root and flash custom Android builds to the phone. "Fastboot oem unlock/lock" are planned features of this phone according to Tim Bray, so there is no question.

One of the points made during the "Is Android Open" debate around the blogs/twitter was that the OS may be open, but there isn't much hardware that is. They probably paid attention to the debate seeing as Andy Rubin himself weighed in, as such we continue to see the Google experience phone as being open (enough).

On a side note: when the NS was released, every blog I saw (Engadget too) ran a headline about how quickly the phone was rooted.. If you run an Android-specific blog and held this opinion, seriously check yourself cause you're an idiot. I've been trying since January to find a "go to" Android specific blog and it doesn't exist. Still best just letting Engadget/BGR/Lifehacker filter the BS
[Nexus One General] pwig:
I like this one:

http://www.androidpolice.com/
[Nexus One General] efrant:
That's not entirely true. Nexus One's with S-OFF can use the fastboot oem lock command to re-lock their bootloaders. It's just that there's not many of them floating around!
[Android Apps and Games] blkjck147:
Is there any way to run certain samsung apps on the htc desire? i would really like to use samsungs tv remote app that is availale for the galaxy but not on the android market.
[Touch 3G ROM Development] drakulinda:
Hello,

im flashing one ROM after another trying to find a WM 6.5 ROM with HTC landscape keyboard, no luck yet, can somebody recommend one or some other solution? thanx 8:o)

ps. im not interested in swype, spb keyboard, clicquick etc. solution...
[Touch 3G ROM Development] lopez444:
Zapodaj se qrwa zwykla klawiature z masyny do pisania
[Touch 3G ROM Development] optiker:
Lopez 444 cioto wypierdalaj jak sie nie potrafisz zachowac na forum i... obciagaj gdzie indziej.