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[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
So I know this wasnt about reporting bugs but the whole time I was on this it rebooted it's self every two minutes just throwing that out there in case anyone else had this problem
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Yeah, we're still smothing out A LOT of things. Its going to take some time to get this stable, guys. This is nothing more than a proof of concept/tech demo. However, the fact we can get this running on our phone at this point shows that it can be done. Fixes will be on their way, patience.
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
hey Som, if we wanted to swap back and forth between GB and Nero we could just flash the appropriate kernel's right? It'll make it a lot easier to test any changes I make to the Kernel config tonight.
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
Samsung can but that doesn't mean they will. We likely wouldn't have Ext4 running this smoothly without Voodoo by Supercurio. This is not a bash Samsung, voodoo, nero or froyo thread so keeping any off topic posts to a minimum would likely be appreciated by all. If you haven't already pressed the "Thanks" button on the OP then you should do so.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Correct. Flashing a .tar file containing the appropriate kernel via odin will revert you back to your previously installed rom. The gingerbread port is is installed on /data, which doesn't wipe your /system where your previously installed rom is contained. This is why it is possible to do it this way.
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
Sweet thanks, just wanted to make sure I could get back to GB just by flashing the kernel. Thanks for clarifying.
[Vibrant Android Development] Chance Ill:
Proof of concept indeed! While this ROM may have several bugs, I speak for all vibrant owners when I say we appreciate ALL of your hard work and dedication :D

If only Samsung took note, we'd be golden!
[Vibrant Android Development] ozmulti:
Samsung wont take note because.it would take away from the sales of their future devices. I wonder if devs and mods could set up shop doing this thing on a alarge scale. Since judges ruled that rooting iphones was legal. :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] mattb6288:
can't wait for a final version with everything working i will run once everything is working. i don't want to take any chances with how many times ive messed up and fixed my phone
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
Will this work with eugenes gingerbread clone r2 (jl4, voodoo)?
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
No. This is not a Gingerbread clone or Froyo rom (both Android v2.2) like Eugene's. It's actually Gingerbread (Android v2.3). You should probably stay away until it's (more) stable.
[Vibrant Android Development] ferhanmm:
I think his question was if it can dual boot with eugenes.
[Vibrant Android Development] knotphunnie:
My understanding is that it will work with any ROM with a voodoo kernel since gingerbread runs on ext4.
[Vibrant Android Development] nobugs:
I'm sorry if I don't understand this, but this version of GB (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=877800) works perfectly fine on my vibrant. What is the need for this one?
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
Well I don't use adb so this is very useful to me because I can flash it
[Vibrant Android Development] nobugs:
Ah I see. I read that Supercurio and the Cyanogen team are going to make it flashable once they start nearing a stable release which is soon thankfully...
[Vibrant Android Development] haphazard1:
I agree....if more screenshots was put in with the different ROMs from all the skilled people who makes them I would be more willing to try a specific instead of flashing 3 to 5 Roms before figuring out which one I like the most.
[Vibrant Android Development] kuhan:
I can't wait for 1-2 weeks from now when this is less alpha and closer to a late beta.
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
So to save time for you, you expect devs making the rom pouring there time into these projects to make our phones better to include pictures of it just so you'll know if you find it to your liking looks wise ? Do you guys try different roms for looks or performance? Cause if it's for looks (long press the home screen go to wallpapers) choose one and be happy .any rom you dl can be changed theres info on morphs in themes and apps theres icons and launchers in the market make your phone/rom look how you want it to look and let the devs do what they do best, without having to sweat the small stuff .not flaming, just asking and informing.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bernardos70:
Screenshots do more than show what the ROM looks like. It also does a good job at showing some parts of it with more detail, revealing some of its functionality. I'm fully aware that the looks of a ROM can be changed trivially by morphing it. I've done some morphing on android. Not hard. But certainly a ROM is not just about performance either. It is a big part of it, but let me remind you that there are many kernels out there whose sole purpose is adding performance and/or functionality only. Like I said, I'm not asking anyone to do this, I'm just adding some constructive criticism. Granted, I agree with you in this case on this very experimental ROM. But a ROM is a complete package.
[Vibrant Android Development] haphazard1:
HEAR HEAR I agree with you... :D
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeku:
As you say speak for yourself but don't go calling some other people liar, remember this is error and trial , what works for you doesn't mean it will work for me and viseversa ... yes I was the one that score 1999 on quadrant I just run it on first boot ... after a few trial this is the last score I have, i could never get the 1999 again but I will keep trying

the only way it will run if is you have data network off ... you have to run quadrant and when it finished before clicking on submit... enable the wifi...

people like you should be remove from posting ...
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
This looks awesome TW! I got a random reboot I was trying to do something thru the browser. Titanium backup does not work on this as well. Actually got another reboot trying to install titanium backup thru the market.
[Vibrant Android Development] nebur562:
can anyone explain why this build gets random reboots, and supercurio's build doesn't?. when i was on supercurios build i never experienced the random reboot. is this build based on his?
[Vibrant Android Development] hanbaoquan15:
This is proof that with the right optimize code(ET4 file system and new Android), the Galaxy S is really FAST!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
crap i hit thanks instead of quote.....

ok, that is nothing.

you don't need to run gingerbread to get a fast os with high quadrant benchmarks.

Just run CM6.1 to know what I am talking about.

;)
[Vibrant Android Development] hanbaoquan15:
That's still 2.2. I'm not talking about high quadrant benchmarks. This is from a programming perspective. When the code is optimized the phone will be at its full potential. The quadrant above is without any mods, compared it to the stock vibrant shipped and you see a different. Had Samsung shipped the phone with a better file system other than RFS, perhaps a lot more people would have been happier.

ps: I personally don't see anything special about Cyanogen aside from "just another rom". Also, Quadrant is just synthetic benchmark. Higher score doesn't mean everything. OCLF produces higher score yet is inferior to ET4 conversion. Synthetic benchmarks can be fooled easily and is not a good indication for real world performance. Cyanogen's rom has autolagfix included, whatever that is, so higher quadrant score is natural. But again, it's not an indication of real world performance.

Sorry for going off Topic. We await for your gingerbread release Som.
[Vibrant Android Development] merophosis:
Which PIT file to use when flashing the voodoo kernel to get back to Nero v3? 512.pit or the s1_odin_20100512.pit? Thanks in advance.
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
Dont use a pit. Dont select repartition. Just load the tar into PDA and click start
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
hey buddy, maybe you should do more research before typing long responses that make you look ignorant.

the CM rom is built from AOSP.

you should see the cpu score, same as on gingerbread(aka cpu is being used to it's full potential).

Also CM runs on EXT4 just like gingerbread.

You also show your ignorance by stating that you see CM as just another ROM.

Looks like you need to try it before writing it off as just another ROM.

When was the last time you ran an AOSP based ROM on your Vibrant.

k

Thx

bye
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
Actually,I ran Bionix Fusion with OC 1.2GHZ+ OCLF and it's the fastest my phone has been and probably ever will be... Averaged 2900 quadrant score but it just felt instantaneous, so fast I thought I was dreaming :D It was super fast, gosh i miss that setup, but I guess it just has to do with the developers having the source code for the entire rom
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
I'm sorry but unless you've run CM6.1, you are discualified.

;) :D
[Vibrant Android Development] rmarquez1974:
i know this is not a "bug entry" forum, but just thought I'd share that when I tried to use the alarm clock (also a 3rd party alarm clock) it wouldn't use the system sounds. Battery suffered painfully throughout the night, was almost dead 6.5 hours later, so I plugged it in (wall source) and kept getting random reboots while charging.

Hope to see a more Beta release soon, would love to test it out!
[Vibrant Android Development] j0hnZ:
Cyanogen is just another rom, it may be your favorite, but it doesn't change the FACT that it is just another rom.

The quadrant score posted means nothing because you can't tell if it is getting better scores from ext4 or cpu. I just got 1487 with nero v3 CPU was 1339. What was the actual CPU score?
[Vibrant Android Development] bobbbb:
Well Cyanogen shouldn't be written off as "just another Rom" because it comes pre i nstalled with an abundance of rich features like JIT and surface dithering among a whole plethora of customizable options NO other ROMs have utilized.
[Vibrant Android Development] j0hnZ:
You mean it comes with the ability to turn JIT off and on, cause JIT comes on all Froyo roms for the Vibrant. It's another rom with other options...has nothing to do with this thread either. CM isn't even Gingerbread...
[Vibrant Android Development] andeeroid:
For the record Cyanogen Mod rom for Galaxy S doesn't come with special JIT that you are talking about. The CPU score is shown very high on the Quadrant Advanced because the Cyanogen rom skips one of those 12 CPU check on the benchmark system due to system glitch.

+1 on that mate :D
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrant2010:
First off awesome job TW for building a proof of concept so quickly.....better things are coming in our future with the progress that TW has made......but I have a slight problem....When I open ODIN to flash the kernel so that I can revert back to my old ROM, ODIN will not recognize my phone....I have never had this problem in the past...I have the Samsung drivers installed but when I have the USB connected with the phone on my computer wants to install the Nexus S drivers. So I guess what I am trying to ask is do you guys have any thoughts on how to get ODIN to recognize the phone? Do I need the Nexus drivers to revert back?

:confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] nateysmith:
Are you in download mode? If not, take out your battery and hold vol+ and vol- then put in your battery. Then while still holding the vol+ and vol- , press the power button. Works every time for me!
[Vibrant Android Development] njuncos:
Easy now! Cm is modded aosp, and since gingerbread was just recently open sourced, cm will and IS incorporating gingerbread as we speak! Cm is on a whole other level!
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrant2010:
Yeah Im in DL mode and it works everytime for me too but it did not this time. You think re-downloading the drivers for the vibrant might help?
[Vibrant Android Development] nateysmith:
I would think trying to reboot your machine first, then trying to download the drivers if that doesn't work.
[Vibrant Android Development] sheltrack:
sometimes when odin fails to recognize my vibrant, I unplug then re-plug my phone from the micro usb port...leaving odin open while i do so. You might want to try this if other suggestions fail.
[Vibrant Android Development] gamefreakgcb:
I'll second this opinion. I had this before. Open ODIN, then unplug the phone, plug it back in again.
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
you need to download the Nexus S drivers. if you open up your device manager, you'll see that Nexus S couldn't install. Just DL the drivers, update the driver through Device Manager, and you'll be good to go.

http://www.fileserve.com/file/5bgRBX5
[Vibrant Android Development] EZ14U2NV:
Palm face... by "just another rom" I assume you mean the only aosp Ground up build there is. That rom was beautiful and NOT JUST ANOTHER ROM. In fact its the furthest thing from it.

It was the ONLY 2.2 rom to have stock android list scrolling speeds. (All other 2.2 roms scroll through lists and app drawer VERY slow takes me 3 to 4 swypes to make it to the end of app drawer... 250 apps :-)

You sir are a trouble maker and obdvuously have no real history with android phones and flashing roms because we ALL owe team cyanogen a lot of thanks. TW ROCKS THANK YOU GUYS SO MUCH FOR YOUR TIME AND SKILLS.
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrant2010:
Thanks

Thats what I ended up doing....Thanks guys I hate posting questions like that usaully ODIN is my best friend but it was not wanting to cooperate with me today. I finally was able to flash the Voodoo kernel through ODIN and now am back to what I had before. I DL the drivers from the Nexus S forums and updated them and ODIN finally recognized the phone. I hope this helps anyone in the future:D
[Vibrant Android Development] :
So will i have to dl nexus drivers? or is this a rare thing. OP said to just flash kernel and would revert back to previous rom. just want to make sure i wont be stuck in a situation that i cant get out of. Ive been flashing for a while, so i know what im doing and know how to use odin fairly well. making sure i understand.

btw im on nero v3 voodoo lagfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
So I just tested. Reallty fast and great looking. Had no problems. Did reboot by itself after first flash. Did have to dl nexus drivers and use device manager to fix that little problem.. flashing back to nero 3 and no problems. good job tw. Will keep a look out for updates.
[Vibrant Android Development] csdalporto:
kernel for odin?

with the nero rom, i just flashed the rom with cwm recovery mode, i didn't even use odin at all and it seems to have gone perfectly, i dont even know what odin is, is using odin with the kernel a necessary step in flashing the rom?
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
If you want to go back to your previous rom, yes you have to flash the kernel with odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] j0hnZ:
This thread isn't about CM...I've used CM for a long time, back when I used my MT3G every rom out was based off of CM. With the Vibrant its just another rom. Take off your fanboi hat and quit derailing the thread some more...
[Vibrant Android Development] criswell01:
odin not recognizing?

Hey I'm sorry to post this but I tried the rom to check it out and now I can't get odin to recognize my phone to go back to nero. I downloaded the nexus drivers previously linked here but am not sure what to do with them. My phone won't go into download mode by removing the battery, holding the volume buttons and putting the battery back in. Any advice?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
extract the driver zip to desktop and there will be three folders: google usb something, 32x, 86x. since I was running win xp idid the following:

Plug in phone via usb, when computer starts to try and install device it will ask you tio locate drivers (if not go tio device manager via my computer settings), choose tio locatemanually and browse for the folder on the desktop. I chose the 86x folder and itinstalled drivers automatically. The just follow steps tio get into download mode. Make sure you downloaded the correct kernel .tar file and load it tio pda in odin. Dont choose partition and dont load pit. If you chose rhe wrong folder like 32x like I did, it will say, could not locate a specific file. Hopefully this helps. Sorry for lack of specifics but I'm not at my computer.
[Vibrant Android Development] mmelo76:
Thread cleaned Again! Thank posts, off topic and other unnecessary comments; removed.

Number of pages reduced from 15 pages to 11 pages.

Avoid off topic and other comments that could cause flames.

Thank you for your cooperation.
[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
Ok, if I follow the instructions to go back to Nero 3 just load the PDA, and flash the kernel, this will auto-magically revert me back to Nero 3? Or there is some other steps to load the ROM? .
[Vibrant Android Development] Chance Ill:
''Installation:

- Install like you would any other rom via clockwork recovery. BUT LIKE I SAID, if you want to return to your previously installed rom, all you must do is reboot into download mode and flash your previous kernel''.

If you follow the OP correctly, everything will turn out fine. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
Thanks alot.
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
I really hope to see some advances here soon when and if this is stable it will be my next flash
[Vibrant Android Development] ozmulti:
You know what would.be a really really cool new.years gift guys? One guess. :-P
[Vibrant Android Development] PhilUSAF21:
It would be a great new years gift :)

Sent from My Vibrant Nero v3 + Voodoo!
[Vibrant Android Development] nateysmith:
I can't wait for this to go in to beta even. That would be awesome to me!
[Vibrant Android Development] lphillips80:
It would be a great New Years gift to the world of Vibrant's! woot woot!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] xanderh:
Is this pure android, or is touch wiz still showing it's ugly head?
[Vibrant Android Development] cervantesjc:
Pure android, is beautiful, too bad I had to go back to merit because of some problems with the camera, by the way, camera app FC alot.
[Vibrant Android Development] vapotrini:
Problem is, Som has begun making Roms for the Nexus S. He just posted one on the S forums.

Somehow I fear we're gonna see less and less of his work.

We need someone else to pick up the torch.
[Vibrant Android Development] hanbaoquan15:
Fear what? He owns both the Vibrant and the Nexus S. Development will continue on both
[Vibrant Android Development] HRodMusic:
Lets hope so :(

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] ozmulti:
That is what i would like, optimistically speaking. But all things considered, Nexus S development would be more fulfilling and satisfying. :(

Goodbye Som. Your roms were very very nice.
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
Just the other day I read on soms facebook he's working on something for the nexus s and the vibrant give the man time to work
[Vibrant Android Development] vibrant2010:
I would....

I would have the drivers downloaded just in case anything were to happen. Going back and having time to think I did download and install the drivers for the Nexus S but I really don't even think that I needed the drivers. I noticed the first time that I plugged the phone to the computer, my phone did not show that it had USB debugging much less the USB cord even connected. I had to reset the phone the phone a few times then finally USB debugging showed as connected but I had already installed the drivers also.

So basically I would have the drivers installed just in case in the event the computer does not recognize the phone you will have them already.

PS..Hope this helps
[Vibrant Android Development] baraban0:
"HOME" & "BACK" are swaped?

Can't wait to try it but after HOME and BACK are positioned accordingly. I hope that improvements are being made.

KEEP UP THE GREAT JOB!
[Vibrant Android Development] ThC23:
Any word on built 2/beta?
[Vibrant Android Development] }{Alienz}{:
Hmm...been pretty quiet lately here.
[Vibrant Android Development] hanbaoquan15:
Same as last time before Nero was released, give Som some time to "bake." The gingerbread will taste "delicious" when it comes out :p
[Vibrant Android Development] jay_8890:
cant whait till stable version its gonna be awsome
[Vibrant Android Development] FRuiTBoOT:
Tasted the Gingerbread and now I want more! Good Job to all the Dev's who have put in work!! Can't wait to see what you guys come up with next!
[Vibrant Android Development] cmanbrown:
Just read in another thread that one of the TeamWhiskey guys will be working on this soon. Can't wait, it's been too long between flashes for me! No complaints though, Nero 3 is spot on.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=900158&page=3
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
I want this on my phone, I'm happy to wait but salivating at the thought!

Nero 4 is cool but id love gingerbread
[Vibrant Android Development] cundiffr:
It was good! Nero 4.1 will do until then, great job guys!
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
Sadly Gingy will only come to the Vibrant Plus 4G.

:(

lol

xD
[Vibrant Android Development] ThC23:
Why you say that, don’t bring our hopes down! Lol!

Rockin that Nero 4.1 w/Voodoo + s.b.g.2.3
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
well the Vibrant Plus 4G comes with 2.2.......

we're still officially on 2.1

soo00o0o.

F*** Samsung!

:mad::mad::mad::mad:
[Vibrant Android Development] yvliew:
the lock screen off is so darn cool~~

anyone tried making phone calls with this version? earpiece speaker does not work. has to use loudspeaker...
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
Ginger will come. As soon as I resolve this lunch error. you will have it.
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
In krylon we trust
[Vibrant Android Development] Tonicacid:
+1
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
don't expect it out by tonight or tomorrow. LOL

I'm in the process of moving, so wont have a lot of time the rest of this week. Earliest I can really sit and work on it is Sunday night after internet gets installed at our new place.

Everything is ready to go, just getting a PRODUCT_COPY_FILES is malformed error that I have to troubleshoot.
[Vibrant Android Development] willsnews:
Even if it was next month this is exciting news
[Vibrant Android Development] ThC23:
That's great news either way!

Hope the moving process goes well!

Rockin that Nero 4.1 w/Voodoo + s.b.g.2.3
[Vibrant Android Development] degeneration:
The fact that it is being worked on optimistically gives me a bit of a chub...
[Vibrant Android Development] asdf916:
guess i'll be holding off on upgrading to nero 4.

[mr burns] exxxxxxcelllent [/mr burns]
[Vibrant Android Development] alienator88:
lol lol lol :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Krylon, YOU DA MANNN!

So you think stock Gingy will be good to the vibrant? Or y'all would modify it so it isn't fully stock?

Sent from the helm of Vibrant Territory!
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
I'll be sending off the build for Som to do his magic, and I'll also be posting stock AOSP.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
wait, does that mean you got it working now?

:confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] chris279m:
This is VERY smooth and VERY impressive for experimental. Really cool just to show off, Hope you guys are doing well. And thanks for spending time getting this together! and i'm pretty sure , soon, Making it a every day rom!
[Vibrant Android Development] krylon360:
I got my build to start last night, then was hit with a 64bit required error. so backed everything up, and installed 64bit.

this morning, got all my repo's resynced, and started to copy over my /home dir from my backup. should be done by now, so when I get home, I'll start the build again
[Vibrant Android Development] Live2Follow:
AOSP! That's what I've been waiting for. Donation will be sent on release/payday tandem.