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[Fascinate Android Development] Mikem74:
When I push power button to turn off Fascinate, device freezes then reboots... any ideas?

Posted with my Fascinate DL09 SuperClean ROM Adry test2 voodoo.
[Fascinate Android Development] tapout27:
im getting the same prob on the test2 voodoo kernel...im disabling lagfix etc and going to try the test2 nonvoodoo now
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
It could be that the voltage settings are too aggressive for your phone.
[Fascinate Android Development] Mikem74:
I'm getting the freeze and reboot on voodoo and nonvoodoo test 2, dl09 radio and superclean. 4. Other than that works great!

Posted with my Fascinate DL09 SuperClean ROM voodoo.
[Fascinate Android Development] tapout27:
I flashed back to your 12/30 kernel and the prob with power butt is still there

Im running your SC 0.4, DL09 radio, blackbar metamorph...
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
Then maybe its something else?

Both 1230 and 0116 are using the same voltage.
[Fascinate Android Development] ktez:
I have been running the test 2 non voodoo kernel since last night and so far its awesome! No issues at all and after almost 18 hours off the charger and lots of im's, texts, a couple phone calls, xda open all day, and some web browsing, I am still at 20%! I'm liking this kernel a lot - thanks adrynalyne!
[Fascinate Android Development] ekowanz:
just report back... i use test2 vodoo kernel on dl09. Everything great here... i notice theres an improvement in opening an app. (seesmic loading now much faster).
[Fascinate Android Development] Terminator02:
I was using test 3 nonvoodoo, seemed just as good as geeknik's DL09 kernel, but I switched back til a stable release
[Fascinate Android Development] imneveral0ne:
hope he dont mind but there are new test kernels up for 1/18

http://adrynalyne.us/files/kernels/0118_fascinate_voodoo5.zip

http://adrynalyne.us/files/kernels/0118_fascinate_novoodoo.zip
[Fascinate Android Development] soba49:
Using test 2 non voodoo and so far so good. How much is it UV'd by? I was seeing 4246 mv before at 100%, now 4190 mv.

Swyped w/ XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
[Fascinate Android Development] baxtermedic:
Are there any changes/improvements/fixes that you have noticed from this kernel.

I am running SupahClean .4 DL09 w/ blackmod DL09 & OTB LV 1200

I have heard that OCing isn't that much of an improvement and want to try this kernel. Anyone following this thread have any pro/cons for me. I tried V2 of this kernel and didn't have any problems.
[Fascinate Android Development] aolander:
I've got a fresh battery and a full day of work ahead of me. I look forward to seeing how this kernel performs.

Thanks Adrynalyne for the great work your doing with this phone. I'm lov'n it!

Back down to Earth, rockin Superdark DJ05 w/ Adryn's Test 3 Voodoo
[Fascinate Android Development] Jdella681:
Gonna try non voodoo today..fresh battery off a charge.

Also from the previous version I had a problem with the screen timing out even if I was doing something on it..
[Fascinate Android Development] mcobrandon:
Just loaded test2 Voodoo, so far so good..so snappy - I'm loving it!
[Fascinate Android Development] Jdella681:
200mhz on setcpu got rid of crackling audio thanks! Also no screen timeout like before.. So far so good!
[Fascinate Android Development] Protonus:
Anybody else who is having issues with the screen not waking up by power button, try setting your Min CPU speed to 200 MHz in Set CPU and apply at boot... Perhaps we've found the cause of the issue. It might be the voltage for 100 MHz is too low for some devices, by setting it to a Min of 200 it should help point to that as definetly the issue (since the phone normally dips down to 100 MHz stock).

Voodoo is not going to be the cause of this, don't bother disabling/removing it. If you're having this issue on a V5 kernel, you'll have it without voodoo too. It's not a filesystem issue.

I was just busting your balls, I know you're not a n00b. :D
[Fascinate Android Development] activesack:
I'm using 1/18 non voodoo, and it doesn't seem to go into 3g. I actually don't mind. 1x is good enough for me (it's actually more consistent), and I heard 3g is a battery drain.
[Fascinate Android Development] RyanBluebirds:
Only time I ever encountered this problem was if I was using profiles on Setcpu. Apparently, Setcpu's profiles don't play nice with the fascinate. It would not often wake regardless of setting the min to 200. So if you're using profiles that may be the issue with it not waking.
[Fascinate Android Development] bubbakushc5:
Well I went from stupidfast 1.54dj05 and dj05 superclean .9 to the Test 2, 1/16 voodoo kernel(Still on dj05 sc). What a difference in speed! No more random hangups and the phone isn't crapping all over itself when I try to do something. I haven't had any issues with this yet. I THINK battery life is slightly better. Nice work.

Now I'm fairly new to voodoo and I'd like to try the 1/18 build, can I just flash the new kernel over this current one or do I have to do something else first
[Fascinate Android Development] AnalyzeFaith:
BLN anyone?
[Fascinate Android Development] garywojdan81:
Just wanted to say thanks to Adynalyne & everyone else on this thread for giving me the courage fo finally jump on the voodoo train. Just loaded the 01/18 kernel & it feels like a new phone. Even played around with quadrant & smartbench & was pleasantly suprised at the increase in scores. Now I dont feel ashamed next to my wife's DInc with froyo.
[Fascinate Android Development] Rickaa:
I have been running test 2 1/16 vodooo kernel for 2 days know with no problem on DJ05 is there worth going to test 1/18 if I'm not having problems. My only thing I wish is I could get more then 12hrs out of a batt. Some set ups may be a little better but not enough to say wow starting to think its my batt.
[Fascinate Android Development] seanm75:
I posted here about the phone dialer not allowing me to type in extensions:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10714573&postcount=142

I tried test2 of the kernel here. And it fixed the issue I was having with the phone turning off immediately and repeatedly during a call while trying to type in the extension...it stays on now. But it still does not recognize the digits being typed in. I type in 2 or 3 of the 4 numbers and I get "I am sorry but that is not a valid extension" and I have not hit pound yet.
[Fascinate Android Development] durakbane:
Just flashed the test5 uv voodoo...able to connect usb mass storage no problem.

Thanks for your work, adrynalyne
[Fascinate Android Development] switz_man:
I also just flashed the uv test 5 voodoo. So far so good.
[Fascinate Android Development] imnuts:
You got the bug fixed? Care if I pull the fix into my github then?
[Fascinate Android Development] upsidedownaaron:
Working test 3 on my phone.. Seems to work faster.
[Fascinate Android Development] tmlhodge:
these are very great kernels, But I have a voodoo question if anyone would help me out, its not worth another thread...... so I want to do a full backup, I have voodoo... if I remove voodoo and possibly wipe data and cache, can I restore the backup and still be voodoo free? I guess the real question is will a nandroid backup also backup a kernel..? Thank you to anyone that helps.
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
Well, SirGatez did, but of course, thats what Github is for.
[Fascinate Android Development] GreenLlama:
Thanks!

I'm using the standard voltage non-voodoo 1.18 update, and it's fabulous....I've got my haptic feedback and bt back...oh, my computer also doesn't show my phone as a cd rom anymore.

Thanks much!
[Fascinate Android Development] Prince135:
I'd like to try out Test 5 standard voltage novoodoo but the link is broken. I thought I'd bring this to your attention.
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
I fixed it. Sorry about that.
[Fascinate Android Development] iofthestorm:
Thanks for these! I think I'm going to move to your latest voodoo when I get a chance. I've been using geeknik's kernel for a while after my first bad experience with voodoo4, but I guess voodoo5 is a bit more failure proof and nandroid friendly, and I might as well cross over in case I want to try CyanogenMod/Kaosinate. One little thing, could you put up the MD5s for the later files for those among us who are a little paranoid about bad downloads causing problems with our phones? Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] Prince135:
Thanks!

It's weird though, I had USB Mass Storage working on test 2 novoodoo until I restarted it without the USB plugged in. After that I got the CD-ROM bug.

Edit: Test 5 Standard Voltage novoodoo did not cure the music pops, I still had to set the minimum CPU to 200MHz, but it did fix the CD-ROM bug.
[Fascinate Android Development] Jdella681:
Went the standard voltage non voodoo with no audio pops @ 100mhz. Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] seanm75:
OK, I tried another dialer as well. And flashed with the standard voltage nonvoodoo test5 kernel. Still same issue. Hitting numbers after I am dialed in register as fas as the phone goes but the other side seems to freak out. Get a "That extension is not recognized please try again" before I even finish.

Also tried a few of the other test kernels as well. And the 12/30 one. Not sure where to go from here.
[Fascinate Android Development] Dan Ang:
So if I am on DJ05, and I want to use this kernel, is it possible to flash this and the superclean dl09 on CWM and then flash the dl09 radio in odin? Is it that simple?
[Fascinate Android Development] Wrathos:
So I have the audio pop issue I believe? I think the test 1 kernel was better at least in terms of music playing while multitasking.
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
Yet, nothing has changed in the sound codecs or in the kernel that would affect it between each release.

What music player are you using?
[Fascinate Android Development] exnihilo:
any chance you'll release these in Rom Manager?
[Fascinate Android Development] DevinLeFevere:
Thank you Adrynalyne!!
[Fascinate Android Development] RyanBluebirds:
Is Test 5 the latest or is it only for people dealing with the CD Rom issue as well? I'd like to try one of these, I'm still on your DL09 Voodoo kernel release.
[Fascinate Android Development] DeezNotes:
I'm on DL09 and I'm using test 5 voodoo standard voltage. I'm unable to change my screen timeout setting from 15 seconds. The only thing I remember changing was the kernel. Could this be the reason or maybe something else?

Update: After consulting with Adrynalyne, I flashed back to stock and started over assuming my dbdata was corrupt (nothing to do with the kernel). Turns out there was an update to Screebl that has the setting there which overrides the setting in the Settings menu. =/
[Fascinate Android Development] Trackman3:
audio popping

I can confirm that the audio popping does not seem to be 3G related. However, it only happens for me when I have it plugged into USB. I've tried different cables / power supplies and it doesn't change the popping. But, when it is disconnected, the popping goes away.

Also, the popping seems very much related to the battery indicator light as it's charging. As the battery level cycles from low to high, the pops corresponds with each increase.

Can anyone else confirm?

I have not yet tried V3 of this kernel but will do so shortly. I'll try that first. If that doesn't work, I'll probably try the 200 Mhz trick. By the way, I'm using the non-voodoo kernel.

Update: I just tried the V3 version and it did not correct the audio popping. I also tried setting the SetCPU to 100 Mhz and it didn't work. But, when I set it to 200 Mhz, it worked fine!

By the way, it goes away when I turn off the screen. Again, it definitely seems tied to the battery indicator charging icon when plugged into USB. If someone can figure out why, maybe a kernel could be made that wouldn't require people to install SetCPU.
[Fascinate Android Development] Jdella681:
I thought audio popping was all set when it was @200mhz but still there when multitasking ;( I'm using player pro fyi
[Fascinate Android Development] ShinyFraga:
The audio popping occurs on my phone as well when my phone is plugged in. Also if the screen turns off the popping goes away. I currently do not have one of these test kernels installed. I believe I have the stupidfast battery saver kernel installed. I will have to ask my husband to be sure though.
[Fascinate Android Development] mising:
How do I check to see which kernel I am running?

On my Droid1 it was in Menu > Settings > About Phone, on the Fascinate it just shows the kernel number (2.6.29)

I found an entry in SetCPU that shows it as:

chaos@chaos-AY747AA-ABA-p6310y

I just flashed the 1/18 non voodoo test kernel and wanted to verify that I was actually using it and not the one with the ROM (Blackhole 3.0).

Thanks
[Fascinate Android Development] Pfredd:
Setting minimum to 200 fixed the popping for me as well.

The interesting thing is that I only experienced the popping when using something other than the non-stock audio player, such as Player Pro or Rhapsody. I never heard any popping using the stock Fascinate Audio Player....
[Fascinate Android Development] kipnukmals:
Just flashed the Test 5 standard voltage voodoo kernel. Got the reboot talking blue graphic and black squares over the verizon boot logo when phone reboots. Brought me back to stock with a DH12 Build #, still has all bloatware,connected to computer without the CD recognition kicking in, is this what it should be? It seems to be working okay at this point. Thank you to all involved for the diligence in seeing an issue and addressing that issue, it is truly appreciated.
[Fascinate Android Development] skynet11:
I'm running Blackhole 2.4 (DJ05) and the voodoo kernel is running fine for me so far... in fact, it fixed some problems I was having with the Blazed kernel.

Another Fascinating post by my XDA app...
[Fascinate Android Development] comper:
Flashed the latest voodoo with

undervolt on top of supah clean .4. Works great, first time trying voodoo and not only are synthetic scores much higher (~1700 vs 900) but I also haven't had the little freeze ups like I did before.. It's smoother. Thanks.
[Fascinate Android Development] dissent27:
can anyone confirm that BLN is working with these kernels? Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] ktez:
I've used the 1/16 and the 1/18 non voodoo and bln works with both
[Fascinate Android Development] ktez:
I tried the 1/18 one with the CDROM drive fix, and notice a strange issue with it. After hanging up a phone call, it freezes up and tries to reboot but gets stuck at the galaxy s logo and requires a battery pull. Flashed back to the 1/16 test 2 and the issue is gone.
[Fascinate Android Development] dissent27:
Thank you!
[Fascinate Android Development] Joshuaboyzn:
This kernel is much snappier than the Blazed ones. Thanks Adryn.

Blackhole 3.0 + Adrynalyne's test voodoo 1/21
[Fascinate Android Development] exnihilo:
what does NFS support do for the user?
[Fascinate Android Development] FDro:
1/21 is sexy fast! very nice, thanks
[Fascinate Android Development] SeatownGST:
are these able to be migrated in via blackhole 3? I'd be happy to test!
[Fascinate Android Development] meowcats:
NFS is network file system, its a simple file sharing protocol for unix.
[Fascinate Android Development] soba49:
Probably, though blackhole only features nonvoodoo kernels through rom manager.

These kernels are compatible with blackhole 3.0 and install easily. Just download, install from sd card (in download folder), and you are updated in moments. Typically there is no need to wipe data either.

Both the sv and uv have excellent battery life, as good or better than any I have tried. I have my own subjective opinion about which I like best, but ymmv so enjoy.

Swyped w/ XDA App. When in doubt, mumble.
[Fascinate Android Development] Insomnisoul:
Question. I am new and recently taught myself how to install rom's and kernels from reading great information On these forums. I would like to install a voodoo kernel, I have the oneclick lagfix installed and wanted to know if I had to revert that before installing a voodoo kernel. Also if anyone had a link to a great guide about installing these kernels and more importantly how to disable the lagfix so you can perform backups, restores and to be able to install a new kernel. Thanks! Also do you need to disable the lagfix from voodoo to install a new rom?

Edit: got voodoo kernel installed but wanted to know if it was possible to install the oneclick lag fix also if you have voodoo lagfix installed? Not sure if it will Jack my phone up.
[Fascinate Android Development] TheSonicEmerald:
The lagfix wasn't a "true" lagfix, voodoo is the true lagfix. Don't use the old lagfix, ever. When you have voodoo installed, unless its another voodoo kernel, it's best to disable voodoo. Make a txt or folder called 'diasble_lagfix' in the voodoo on your sdcard. Reboot, and it will take a while for voodoo to disable. After it disables, it will boot normally. Then go to clockworkmod, and flash whatever you wanted to flash. As an extra precaution, I would flash a nonvoodoo kernel after disabling voodoo.

BTW, 1/21 is hella smooth. And my phone doesn't heat up as much.

Rockin' DJ05, Minimal Icognito, Clocked at 1.3Ghz
[Fascinate Android Development] Powell730:
What is better for battery life, standard or low voltage?
[Fascinate Android Development] TheSonicEmerald:
Low. But your phone might also behave differently than others. So it's a matter of testing them out. Unless your lazy like me :)

Rockin' DJ05, Minimal Icognito, Clocked at 1.2ghz Voodoo5

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DD username: TheSonicEmerald
[Fascinate Android Development] bendbowden:
Um, this kernel officially kicks ass. Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] Insomnisoul:
Thank you. One more question. If you do use the one click lagfix on top of voodoo will it mess your phone up? Just wondered if Anyone has tried it. Also if you disabled the voodoo lagfix to do a backup and such would you just delete that file you made for it to be re-enabled?
[Fascinate Android Development] TheSonicEmerald:
There's no need to use the older lagfix as voodoo is better, but yes, flashing it on tip will mess up your phone. And to enable voodoo again, just delete the disable_lagfix files in the voodoo folder and reboot.

Rockin' DJ05, Liberty Gingerbread, Clocked at 1.2ghz Voodoo5

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DD username: TheSonicEmerald
[Fascinate Android Development] skafan2:
Running the 1/21 undervolt, and the phone's running like a dream. Plus, the whole USB mode cd-rom thing is gone... I was about to kill verizon over that.
[Fascinate Android Development] Bawb3:
Just flashed 1/21 UV a couple hours ago, so far so good. Definitely a bit faster/more responsive than the 12/30.

Running w/ Dj05 and Superclean
[Fascinate Android Development] allcity187:
I was running 12/21 test voodoo kernel, I usually plug in my phone to the aux port of my car radio. When I would recive a call i was able to talk to the person without unpluging the aux cable. I now have the test 2 voodoo kernel and I'm not able to do that anymore. Does anyone else have this same issue?
[Fascinate Android Development] nmyeti:
Once these are declared stable I'm going to jump from 12/30 to whichever test wins, but is there any chance we can get a voodoo sound injection into the kernel?
[Fascinate Android Development] DevinLeFevere:
I'm on test 1/21 stnd and It's running pretty good. Today I noticed my music started having slight skips while using sms/web, etc.. Stopped after closing the apps.
[Fascinate Android Development] Insomnisoul:
If I'm currently running the 1/18 test 5 voodoo kernel can I flash the 1/21 test 6 voodoo over it without disabling the lagfix or do I need to disable first? Also in the future when I want to do another nandroid backup in cwr red I saw under the voodoo option there was a selection to disable lagfix and an option to disable /system lagfix.....do I need to disable both then reboot then go back into cwr to back up or can I disable then just do the backup while still in cwr?
[Fascinate Android Development] BrwnSuperman:
I started using Voodoo for the first time, I'm glad I waited, it's freaking amazing. 1/21 on Dl09. Amazing performance.

Are you going to incorporate VooDoo Sound in your kernels in the future?
[Fascinate Android Development] adrynalyne:
Yes I plan on kanging jt's work later today. :)
[Fascinate Android Development] Grimis:
Have tried all of your recent kernels, liked all of them, thinking of trying voodoo today. Nervous I may have my first brick for a new house. :(
[Fascinate Android Development] fstbusa:
Go for it. I just did it the other night. Its super easy, just remember not to flash a non-voodoo kernel overtop of a voodoo and don't mix and match things you do in green CWM with red CWM.

Backup in green, restore in green

backup in red, restore in red.

disable voodoo lagfix before flashing a nonvoodoo kernel.

flash voodoo over voodoo all you want.
[Fascinate Android Development] Krustys_:
Excellent as usual, running latest the latest voodoo 1/21 for almost a day. My Sammy is screaming!

Thanks for your continued hard work Adrynalyne!
[Fascinate Android Development] Grimis:
What is voodoo sound? I'm getting scared and want my mommy :(
[Fascinate Android Development] Powell730:
Lmao! I'm trying to familiarize myself with this as well, I think it basically means you can download an app from the market that allows you to enhance your audio settings. Could be wrong tho ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] imnuts:
It enhances the output even without the app, but the app adds a gui to other changes that can be made.

Sent from my Super Clean Voodoo Fascinate
[Fascinate Android Development] Grimis:
"After awhile, all I see is blonde, brunette, redhead.."
[Fascinate Android Development] Bawb3:
Pretty bad battery life on 1/21 UV nonvoodoo. Thinking I'll go back to 12/30, the performance is GREAT but I need the phone to last longer than 7 hours of moderate usage.
[Fascinate Android Development] markdmac:
Adrynalyne, first a huge THANK YOU for sharing your ROM. I am running Supah Clean on my fascinate and it is working better than new. There is however one issue I recently discovered. When modifying contacts there is no option to set individual ring tones. Is there a way to add that feature back in?

Best regards,

Mark
[Fascinate Android Development] ivorycruncher:
That was an issue with the stock ROM as well. You can only set unique ringtones for contacts that are local to.the phone. If you have a Gmail contact, you will need to create a new Phone contact and link the two together, and the set the ringtone on the Phone one. Actually, linking is optional, but sometimes has benefits.

Posted from my DL09 SuperClean Fascinate with Voodoo
[Fascinate Android Development] Grimis:
1/21 standard voltage non-voodoo is eating my battery alive. lost 50% in about 3 hours with sms and wifi web surfing, and xda app. It's like the New Years countdown. Gonna try UV :(
[Fascinate Android Development] vlucchetti:
Running 1/21 non-voodoo, battery looking good.
[Fascinate Android Development] Krustys_:
Ditto
[Fascinate Android Development] switz_man:
Running 1/21 uv voodoo. Battery is fine.
[Fascinate Android Development] GoBruins:
Anyone running these on DJ05? Stable? Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] Bawb3:
To you guys *not experiencing* battery problems - are you on dj05 or dl09?

Sent from my Fascinate - DJ05/SuperClean/Adryn's 12/30
[Fascinate Android Development] Damon1328:
I have been running 1/21 UV voodoo on DJ05 and experiencing great battery life.
[Fascinate Android Development] Grimis:
Ok, took the voodoo route just now. Will check it for the next day. Was so scared to install this kernel :(

EDIT: Wow is this thing responsive on your Super Clean .4 dl09!
[Fascinate Android Development] Jdella681:
after a few days of running the latest non voodoo I'm having great battery! Thanks!
[Fascinate Android Development] Krustys_:
Currently on DL09 with Voodoo 1/21, no battery problems... Sammy is smooth...