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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] canad1an:
I'm using v0.4.

@seeARMS ... any possibility for us Rogers users to get our SMS time stamps fixed? When using Bell's ROMs (either UGJH2 [Eclair 2.1] or UGJL2 [Froyo 2.2]), I have to use SMS Time Fix from the Market to get my SMS time stamps correct (they're off by 5 hours). Interestingly, with the international ROMs (XXJPY, XWJS3, etc), this isn't an issue, texts come in with the correct time stamp.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Yep, it shouldn't be too hard to include it in the ROM by default.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
That's weird. I woke up this morning and my blue market was suddenly green again lol
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
There is a Market update going around from Google and if your device has gotten the update already then it will change your market back to stock.

Check your Market version and if it is something like 2.3.2 instead of 2.2.11 then you go the update. I have not gotten it yet but there is a themed version of the updated market in the Themes and Apps thread as well and you can just update to the color of your choosing from there.

Here is the link to the new version Themed Market...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957331

If your market is still 2.2.11 then it could be a bug you are experiencing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
Yea. I just checked. Its 2.3.2 so I must have gotten the update.

Thanks for the link! I will update to blue again when I get a free minute. :)

PS the new Speedmod Kernel is awesome! Update to k13b if you haven't yet.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
oh wow. The blue-black market is sexy

Me like!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Yup... Thats the one Ive been using since theming my market. It is HOT AS HELL!! This is what the Market should have looked ike to begin with... :cool:

PS... Have you gotten the Blue Theme back on your device? I have not even updated from v0.3 to 0.4 yet cause I want to make sure that all is working before I update.

Please advise...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] canad1an:
Anyone else notice you can't click the back button to exit Contacts? Only the Home button works to get you out of Contacts.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
I just manually installed the blue theme using CWM. It doesn't install with v.04 automatically even though it's scripted to. It will install with the zip like we did manually on v.03
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
Are you using Launcher Pro? It's a known bug with it. If you long press the contacts dock icon and then change shortcut to contacts, it will fix it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] betaboy00:
I just flashed v0.4 ROM. Loved the boot animation.

I removed Bell_PVR, DailyBriefing, Days from seearms/applications folder. Those removed app did not get installed, however there are apps that I did not removed that did not get installed:

- MiuiMusic

- SGSInfo

- SGSToolbox

- SGSInfo

I also did not get the GenerationX theme. Do I need to enable it?

I don't get extended power control either.

I've flashed twice already and none of the above is present.

Any tips?

Thanks

ps: installation log shows Generation X Theme is installed, but I don't see it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Devhux:
I had to download the Generation X theme and install it manually. It's a slick theme though. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Everything isn't working 100%, so I'd advise you not to upgrade right now if you aren't able to fix bugs yourself (such as the market / theme not installing). That's really the only problem with v0.4, and the scripts will be fixed in the next release, which should be sometime this week.

Yep, it's in the FAQ.

The applications not installing are apparently bugs which are occuring with v0.4 - there's a problem with the installation scripts (which is quite odd as I installed it many times and I never had a problem).

To install them yourself, simply copy the applications to /system/app using something like Root Explorer or Super Manager. To install the theme, I'd recommend downloading the it from the first page and installing it from CWM - this is the easiest way until the bugs get squashed.

Also, just wanted to say I'm working on an alternative SpeedMod kernel with overclock capabilities and a few tweaks. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Nice bro... thanks for the info. Ya... for now I'm happy with v3.0 set up the way I have it.

Any hope yet for extended power menu and more lockscreens? Sure wish I knew what I was doing cause I'd help you in a second if I could...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
OoOoOoOoOoOoO :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] trdcameleon:
for more lockscreen you can use lockbot pro.. Fully customizable! Work fine for me..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Thanks for the info but I use NoLed to advise me of notifications and it does not work with aftermarket lockscreen apps.

This is why I'd like to see the lockscreens implemented into the rom itself.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Not yet. :( Should be up next release. It's difficult to implement; that's why it's taking such a long time.

I used to use noLED but I started using BLN and I'm starting to prefer it. NoLED sometimes causes my screen to be unresponsive when waking up.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
OK... well... keep me posted on the power menu and lockscreen front. Question... couldn't you just take a peek at a rom with those options and then xfer the code to your rom? Is it that easy?

On the NoLed thing... I have never had an issue with NoLed and I prefer it as I am very visual and prefer the different icons and colours it offers from the BLN app.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] canad1an:
Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
No problem! :cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
It's not quite that easy. Added the power menu involves decompiling a handful of framework files, then individually adding the required code to each one (adding the actual functions to one file, text to another, etc). That's about it. I've tried doing it when I first started this ROM but I wasn't successful and didn't worry too much about it. Now that this ROM (generally) has the bugs ironed out I'll begin working on it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
Any updates on the tweaked Kernel you were mentioning?:D

Speaking of kernels....new Speedmod is out! K13c
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] border43:
Thank you very much. Everything worked fine! Thanks for all your great work on this ROM!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
You simply have to flash the base ROM first (v0.2) then select which theme you want and flash that on top after the ROM is installed. Themes can be flashed as many times as you want, and they're only about 200KB each.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Do then i just flash themes overtop of the rom itself like an addon? Is that correct?

Oh... And the aosp lockscreen that comes with the rom... Is that the "slide to unlock" screen like when answering the phone?

Sorry if thats a dumb question but i have wanted that lockscreen for a loooong time.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Yep, just flash them over top of the ROM itself in CWM (after the ROM is installed). The themes aren't bundled with the actual ROM.

And yeah, the AOSP lockscreen is the slide-to-unlock screen. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Sweet... Cant wait. Is it tomorrow yet? Lol...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jason709:
Looking forward to v. 0.2 with Super Optimized Kernel.

I'm fairly new to all of this and have only flashed one custom ROM (seeARMS' XXJPY). What's the general consensus on the best modem to use for Bell, JK4 or JL2? I assume the latter but are some people getting good results with the JK4 one?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
I've tried both of them on both JPY and JL2, and I notice a slightly better GPS with the JL2 modem. Initially my GPS was unusable on stock JPY, but after fiddling around with it I was able to get a (slightly inaccurate) usable GPS. After switching to JL2 + the JL2 modem, my GPS has improved quite a bit, and overall I'm quite pleased.

Numerous users report good results on JK4 whereas others find JL2 to be much better. I guess it differs for everyone; personally I'm sticking with JL2.

If your're having any sort of problems, it's a simple flash with Odin and you're able to try out JK4 and see if it's any better. If not, it's another flash to get back to JL2.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] turokk:
Another stupid question.. so I downloaded your ROM, but I reliazed I'm 3e recovery on my phone. I read the FAQ on it.. but when I went to download the speedmod.. I have no idea which one to download.. there is

ODIN versions:

SpeedMod K12L with HZ=256

SpeedMod K12L with HZ=500

Edited, pasted wrong Speed mods

Which one.. sorry again for being newb about this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Version 0.2 out folks. Changed the kernel to Super Optimized, fixed WiFi battery drain, swapped the default Gallery out with an improved one, made some huge changes to the updater-script, and fixed a few bugs in the prevent_errors script. View the changelog for more info.

No worries, everyone was a newb once.

Either one of them are fine, they are simply a difference in smoothness (with 500 being smoother, and 256 being the Samsung default). The kernel is being overwritten when installing my ROM, so it really doesn't make a difference in the version you download.

I'm going to change that section of the FAQ to say to install the Super Optimized kernel, because that's the default kernel in this ROM.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] turokk:
Awesome.. thanks man!! I'm downloading the new rom now lol.. I wanted to get this done before work tomorrow.. but im staying up late to do it!!

P.S: I plan on donating to you in some way or another shortly.. so stay tuned and I"ll send you a PM when I do.

Cheers.. thanks for all your help

UPDATE: I just flashed with your latest rom.. all went smooth as butter.. i was doing the tweaks you suggested after installing. However I was unable to find this under the lag fix section:

1. Boot back into recovery, select "Advanced SpeedMod ULK Features". Choose "LAGFIX options", then "Faster: EXT4 ALL". This applies a lagfix, and converts the partitions into the faster EXT4 filesystem.

I didn't see faster EXT4 filesystem. when I went into the Lagfix options. Is it under another label?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cytherean:
Format internal SD?

Hi SeeArms,

I'm looking forward to installing your rom. As I've previously installed Darky's and then DenaVil's rom and I'm noticing that there are many "remnants" left over after each new install after a factory reset. Should I at any point reformat the internal SD so I can start from a clean slate?

Also are there any 'animations' on your rom as there are in 2.2.1?

Edit: request, add the ability to use the power button for the camera
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Yeah, it is another label. That was for the SpeedMod kernel, not the Super Optimized Kernel. I'll change it for the current kernel. (It's under the label "Use NO-RFS advanced")

By internal SD, do you mean the storage partition of your SD card (ie: the stuff you see when you hook it up to a PC)? Because this really doesn't affect anything negatively. Sometimes people include extra optional apps which you're able to install from the internal SD card. Whenever I'm installing a new ROM I always make sure to delete all the unnecessary folders on my internal SD... it could get quite messy, always adding new folders.

And what animations do you mean? All the window animations from the stock ROM JL2 are included (which, I believe, has the same animations included in 2.2.1)

And will do, I'll add it to the next release.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] turokk:
Hey seeARMS,

Thanks for clarifying that for me, but there are two options under "Use NO-RFS advanced"

Use NO-RFS advanced (a=e4) and Use NO-RFS advanced JFS (a=jfs)

Which one should I be using?

So far it's running like a charm, battery life so far is better then any stock rom.

Question for you:

How can I change the battery logo once I boot up. I've read about people loading something on to the root of your internal SD a file, then going into CWM and loading it and that changes the battery logo? Can this be built in.. is this something you can add?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jason709:
Just a guess but I think we'd use a=e4 - I'm taking that to be ext4 which seeARMS' mentions in his first few posts.

JFS: Is that Journaled File System?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jason709:
Just installed without issue. I'm going to run it without ext4 and tweaks to get a feel for the difference. The only thing I did was enable su/busybox in Recovery so that I could restore apps with Titanium.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Yeah, use a=e4. Thats EXT4, whereas JFS is journaled file system.

By battery logo do you mean the top right battery indicator, or the battery while charging? To change the top right battery indicator you'd just have to simply flash a file in CWM recovery.

Any specific file you have in mind? I'm not sure if it'd work right off the bat (if it's built for a different ROM, ie JPY) but I'd be able to port it over.

Su and busybox are already preinstalled and enabled. It really should work right after install; were you having any issues with it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cytherean:
Format Internal SD

In regards to the Internal SD...

When I got the phone back from Bell, they said they just did a low level reformat and reset. I was doing a a stress test on the stock JK2 for a few days, using the camera to record 720p for a few hours at a time as well as copying 11GB of data on to the phone then deleting it. Did that about a dozen times and when it didn't crash it I decided to try and flash some roms on it. That is when I noticed that there were files still on it from previous flashes and I'm wondering if it makes sense to format it (i guess the storage partition) it so that I can get a nice clean install for your rom.

By animations I was refering to the Display-->Animation-->all animation (selected). I didn't notice it on in JL2 and stumbled upon it in JPY.

I know you said that you will be working on some themes. Do you know if there are any available that can be used with your JL2?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jason709:
I noticed that the Superuser application was installed but Titanium was complaining that it was unable to obtain su privileges. I went back to Recovery and enabled the su/busybox, rebooted and Titanium was fine then. I'm not sure if I did anything wrong when I flashed. 0.2 is up and operational and everything is working great.

Thanks for this great ROM and all of your help seeARMS!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] turokk:
Another question.. when I boot the phone up and I watch the initial boot logo.

I see I9000M then I see it switch to I9000 (no M), is this because of the Secondary Boot Sector/Install?

Also I find it harder to get into recovery mode now then before. Any reason.. Normally before once the I9000M logo came up and disapeared I would let go of HOME + UP Vol and keep power button held and it would boot into recovery right away. I can get into the CWM one but sometimes it takes a couple tires.. Anything I'm doing wrong should I be letting go of the HOME + UP Vol after it flips from I9000M to I9000 ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] issxd02:
hey seearms awesome rom! by the way i gots a lil problem, when i try to flash 0.4v it keeps getting a touchwiz error of some sort. The flashing part works perfectly, but after boot has an error? any advice? sorry if im not specific..:o
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Not yet, still working on it. Never modified a kernel before so I'm taking this mainly as a learning experience.

Can't really help you if I don't know what error you're getting. :) Is it with TWLauncher? Or SetupWizard?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] issxd02:
its the launcher problem..booting worka but when i get into the home screen keeps force closing. :’(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ghazi.urfali:
Hey seearms i tried flashing call recording and ended up in bootloop. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nex1685:
i have been trying a few roms but came back because i like jl2 because of bell. went away for weekend everything working well on 0.4 then i lost my pictures on int drive and could only access through the camera. i did a install from recovery and got photo working again and so far so good just thought it might be a bug. my son uses a iphone

and even he was saying how fast and smooth mine is.

just send donation thank you for all your work 21M36556Y9269684R
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] betaboy00:
NoLed works with WidgetLocker
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Hmm... it diddnt used to and I was even told by the dev of noled that it diddnt.

I wonder if it has been fixed?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Nope... I just bought it again (can't get refund this time) and it did NOT work. I also don't like the lockscreen options it gives. I want to see the puzzle lock, rotary, etc.

Man I wish I knew how to do these things. Is there anyone here that can help seeARMS impliment these lockscreens and extended power menu into his rom?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jdrom:
I believe it's all theme based, but I could be wrong. I'm still new to this whole Android development scene :p

I'm hoping seeARMS can get some more themes ported over though because otherwise it's a pretty solid ROM. Maybe we'll see GingerMix v4 with the next release?

I'm tempted to go back to Darkky's ROM but I don't want to end up with a dead phone again (internal SD failure). Already been through 2...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] doaneramma:
One weird question. I'm on bell with the unlimited data plan (no tethering allowed technically) from the HSPA launch from last year. Other ROMs I have been able to tether safely with and had no issues. Tried yours and got dinged for the tethering. I think Bell must have done something in the officialy JL2 firmware to force the tether app onto a different APN (pda.bell.ca is safe, the inet.bell.ca is not as I understand it). Any way for you to confirm it and maybe make your ROM tether safe for us old UNPDA users? I'd also prefer to use this as I work for Bell and its hard to show off my phone running Darky's (no offense Darky, love your stuff too!).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bdking2:
I'm not going to pretend to be an expert but can't you just change your APN in the Mobile Networks Settings? Also, interested in knowing where you got the idea about the tethering?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] doaneramma:
I thought so too. In fact the JL2 is pre configured (in the APN settings) for pda.bell.ca. I just think that bell may have gotten Samsung to alter their version to have a different setting within the Mobile AP it self. I remember they did that in the Omnia 2 when it came out as I had the same issue. Once I ran a generic rom on it, it was fine. But anything bell specific wouldn't work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bdking2:
Would using a third party tether app, such as wifi tether for root, help then?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] canad1an:
Dialer FC?

I'm not quite sure why this happened, but while I was checking my voicemail this morning, the phone crashed. Oddly, I was connected to my message centre, but the phone stopped responding. The screen went dead. Then I got those haptic vibrations that tell you something force closed (which I assume was dialer, but I don't know). Managed to restart the phone simply by pressing and holding the power button. Seems okay now. Weird anomaly or potential bug? Should I worry?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
U

I would say reboot and worry only if it happens again, but that's just me.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] betaboy00:
Sorry Yiannis that it didn't work for you and you can't get the refund back, but it worked for me.

I just called myself and not answer my phone and I get the NoLed notification on my screen now. However when I press my home button, it bring me back to my stock lock screen instead of the widgetlocker screen.

I also send myself an email to my gmail account, and the notification showed up.

There's android rotary slider option: Look & Feel->Slider & Layout->Android Rotary

Here's my widgetlocker settings:

The following is checked:

WidgetLocker Enabled

Buttons and Inputs:

- Easy Wake Mode

Look & Feel:

- Alternative Wallpaper

- Label Shortcuts

- Hide Notification Bar

Advanced:

- Root bypass of Five Seconds

- Hide Interaction Warning
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
He's way ahead of you. Check the main page. :)

http://www.multiupload.com/O4SE91X8VO
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Helpful info for Extended Power Menu - seeARMS, please read...

@seeARMS,

I have found a post (link below) where a dev has compiled a flashable CWM package for adding the Extended Power Menu to the Samsung Continum and it says that it had actually been pulled from OTHER Galaxy S varients.

The dev says that he does not have a continum to test it on, etc but I am wondering if it could be used / moddified to work specifically for the i9000M / i9000?

I dont have the skills to check this but if and when you have the time, perhaps you could look into it? The dev also says that he has included the stock code in his post incase the CWM package does not work.

Please have a look and advise what you think. Link is below...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=945110
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] canad1an:
That's the plan. Just checking to see if others noticed weird behaviour too, or not.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seeARMS:
Not too sure. Users have reported it worked fine on this ROM. I'll look into getting it ported over eventually if it's not too difficult.

Thanks a lot! :D

There's a possibility they did something to change it within the actual ROM. No idea what they would have changed file-wise though. As someone else suggested, try using a 3rd party tethering application.

I've never encountered this before, so it's most likely just a weird anomaly. Let me know if it happens again.

I'll look into it. Thanks Yiannis! If this doesn't work, I'll just manually do the modifications by hand sometime this week hopefully.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bdking2:
seeARMS

Was wondering if it was possible to be able automatically restore the contents of a titanium backup while flashing your firmware. You did a great job of adding scripts to choose kernals, extras, apps, so why not take it a step further and allow for the contents of the backup file? I have no idea if it would be possible but it would be very cool if it was.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] canad1an:
Happened twice now. Phone just freezes dead. Holding the power button until the phone restarts is the only way to revive it. I think I see a factory reset +/- full ROM reinstall in my future ...:(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] GibMcFragger:
I had to do that originally too. Titanium Backup is your friend. Makes factory resets so much less painful. One click restore ftw!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] canad1an:
Delving into it further, it appears that my \system folder got corrupted. Not sure if it was upgrading from K13A to K13B to K13C and doing the various lagfix disables/enables is what did it. Restoring seeARMS v0.4 helped get \system fixed. Now I'll see how long it lasts. Will forego enabling any lagfixes for now. :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yiannisthegreek:
Hey SEEARMS... any word on the extended power menu flash package as of yet?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nex1685:
really quiet all around the forums. must be friday