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[Vibrant Android Development] ward360:
Just a reminder for all of you with troubles getting into red recovey.

Green Clockwork is reached through rom manager

Red clockwork is built into the kernel and is reached through the power menu.

There is really no reason to have rom manager on our phones anymore.

This is my understanding of this, correct me if I am wrong.

Sent from my Vibrant running TW's latest rom, whatever that may be.
[Vibrant Android Development] Slowroller13:
New to flashing but it has quickly become an addiction (I'm sure I'm not the only one). Totally in love with this ROM. Fast, stable and silky smooth. Linpack ~ 13.5/14. Quadrant = 1500.

Def. donating to Team Whiskey on this one. Thanks for all the hard work! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] cjggilbert:
Ok your corrected,,,

Green. It is what is standard on the phone. You get to this by the 3 button method.

The red is through clockwork, you get to it through rom manager or shut down menu. It is red because of voodoo, otherwise the non voodoo clockwork is also green.
[Vibrant Android Development] bradycl_84043:
I am having all sorts of trouble with Bookmarks. I am trying to not use TB for anything but apps, so I have looked at several other Bookmarks managers on the Market, but each causes the same result... once I do a restore, I have no bookmarks *at all* in the browser, not even the default ones, and I have to replace the /dbdata/databases/com.android.browser/browser.db file with the "modded" browser.db file to get the default bookmarks (and ability to create new ones) back.

How do any of you back up and restore your bookmarks outside of TB?
[Vibrant Android Development] TheSVdeal:
Not doubting this will work. In fact, I just did it but why does it work? Also, it did not convert all my contacts.
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
not to be a ****, but just use TB? i don't see the issue. backs up all my stuff just fine
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
thankfully, no. don't need to hear that in the middle of the night imo
[Vibrant Android Development] dpaul007:
Have you tried the hardware fix? Opening up your phone and bending the contacts up a bit?
[Vibrant Android Development] yims:
Looks great but I have a couple questions before I flash:

How is mms working? (I used to run bionix V and I could recieve but not send mms)

How are GPS, Data, and Battery?

Thanks :)
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
Everything's running smooth here on all those fronts for several months (friends' experiences included), especially with the latest Bali kernel. YMMV on the battery department since it depends on usage (30+hrs here with my kind of usage that's why YMMV). The answers to your questions are also written all over the thread, especially the last few pages.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Try Bionix 1.3.2test... better GPS
[Vibrant Android Development] test4vibrant:
thanks I will give that a shot, I was thinking about that but because this is not finished people said to stay away. I will try it to see if it is helpfull for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] b0ricuaguerrero:
does anyone know how to pull the miui lock screen and put it on this triple og rom? i loves that lock screen for some reason
[Vibrant Android Development] Gunsmith_Cats:
Bionic 1.3.2 is a pretty excellent rom it was a test rom of sombionix that he built but is very stable excellent GPS Ginger binaries it is a good substitute for 1.3.1
[Vibrant Android Development] dligon:
i wish i had this amazing rom that i heard so much about on my asus transformer tablet anyone know how to port this superb rom over. i like a rom that the dev updates yearly
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
To Odin this puppy, :confused:can you use this and a pit or do you have to flash back to JDK stock then re-flash Bionix-v 1.3.2_test ?
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
I suggest, yeah, ODIN with the PIT to repartition the phone and start as clean as possible. Oh and first be sure to have the update.zip (the ClockworkMod Recovery) file on your internal SD, ODIN and access the recovery by choosing twice Reinstall Packages (or something like that) to shorten the process by not even letting the T-mo jingle/screen begin.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Odin back to JFD then flash Bionix 1.3.2-test
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
OK, Going to Odin . . .

Thanks to the members here for the valuable feedback & guidance. Without you guys, I would be scared to continue. The first time I Odin, it was ok, and I am sure confident that I will see you fellows on the other side.

:rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
Simple as a Pimple

This was a quick effort and thanks to Shorty over at TW forums for having a kick ass locker . . .:cool: The JFD was Odin, now the rest is just as simple. Gosh I am sure happy to hear that t-mobile jingle
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
Googled the factory reset "old school" phone number

Silly Question.

I have Odin this puppy 3 times and every time I get to the phone, I look inside and still see the crap files from previous build. I was under the impression that Odin would do a clean install.

When I did the Odin procedure the first two times, the Option Box re-partition was checked along with the other two boxes, the auto reboot and reset time.

The third time I Odin, the re-partition check was was unchecked.

AND yet, the files are still left inside the phone.

Googled the factory reset "old school" phone number

*2767*3855# and now I too can enjoy the butter , Again :D

What was the way to have Odin reformat or erase the files?
[Vibrant Android Development] laylovj:
misread nvm
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
this is what I found...

Well layovj, this is what I found... http://tinyurl.com/44t86rn Thanks :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Next times, just make sure "Re-Partition, Auto Reboot and F. Reset Time" are checked in Odin
[Vibrant Android Development] kero4:
Guys,

I am gonna revert back to stock 2.2 for a short bit via the deoxed froyo clockwork version, it says if voodoo is installed, it's need to be disabled.

Sorry to sound stupid, but I have no idea if it's enabled or disabled, and how does one disable it?

I just install roms and use them with slight tweaks, I don't really play with any in depth stuff so voodoo is something new to me.

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
In clock work, there is a voodoo setting to disabled. Look in voodoo. Or advance.
[Vibrant Android Development] beowolf:
it is so funny to read all of the 2.3.4 rom discussions with tons of bugs and problems while I zip through my Bionix with ease.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
If you reminder... All the early Froyo roms were the same way till it was Officially released for the Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] dardani89:
What bugs other than low battery life which can easily be fixed with the Bali or glitch kernel or the GPS not being fully functional. Been using cm7 for some time now and I was using bionix 1.3.1 before that for months. Haven't looked back since. Cm7 is much smoother and stable than this rom even without an official gingerbead release but that's just my opinion. I would give it a try for a week before saying that they have problems. I love this rom but cm just blows it out of the water. I will definitely check out the gingerbread rom from tw when it comes out though that's for sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] te_quiero_forever_girl:
I was in ur spot a while ago, being a loyal fan of bionix 1.3.1 and was scared to flash anything but froyo roms. Finally tried cm7 cuz i have it on my nexus one and boy never will i look back. Super stable aside from the gps issue, a lot smoother and way faster than any froyo rom out there :) try it and u will see what we cm fans mean
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
Been there (liked it), done that. Until CM7 reaches the battery level of this ROM, I won't go back. I just liked CM7 for its speed and customization, but grew tired of looking at the battery icon/stats every now and then (I don't care much about GPS). Calls consumed a lot of battery, so I can't use my phone as a phone so much as I can do with this ROM with the latest Bali. CM7 is sloooooowly getting there, but it's not quite there yet. Not for my needs.
[Vibrant Android Development] hellboyborn:
Very true what you said. I myself waiting for its battery life to be longer.
[Vibrant Android Development] aqblood:
I still cant change the date after unticking the Automatic and rebooting...

EDIT: Managed to change it after unticking AM/PM.....
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Bionix 1.3.2 test with Bali 1.8.8uv, Juwe's RAM Script and Tw4.5 (4.0) launcher...

2 dozen calls, 3 dozen texts, some web browsing with and without wifi, some facebook app with and without wifi.. some other misc stuff.
[Vibrant Android Development] aqblood:
2d 12h..... LOOKS GREAT!
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
1. 3. 2 made history in my book. Very fast and stable rom. Better than 1.3.1 imho.

Playing around with CM7 trigger redux 17 with bali 1.1.1 and so far so good.
[Vibrant Android Development] jokerz99:
I have been on 1.3.1 since is came out but figured its times i fix my one issue. I can receive MMS but I cant send them out. Does anyone know what I have to do to get mms work. All my phone numbers are in this format ###-###-####

-J
[Vibrant Android Development] beowolf:
Exactly my point. Battery life is a HUGE issue with any phone. Who cares how fast or cool your phone is if you have crappy battery life. Bionix has amazing battery life and does everything I need it to do and more.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Yes, I'd like to see this done on CM...
[Vibrant Android Development] dligon:
can anyone port this over to my razr phone. ive heard such great things about this. I figure this is the rom to port over since the razr is such an awesome phone and this rom is awesome and i dont like change just like this rom. anyone know how to port it over.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mattymat:
Hey Fishman, what modem are you running? I'm trying to figure out how you were able to get those insane numbers.

Thanks for sharing!

- Mat
[Vibrant Android Development] ali1276:
The Motorola RAZR. The old one?
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
Your a funny guy.Lol
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
KB5, seems to work the best for me here in Southern New England

Replacing the old Ram script with Juwe's help some
[Vibrant Android Development] kurplop:
Edit your numbers so they are in this format +16666666666
[Vibrant Android Development] Jasonhunterx:
W.e happen to Sim its like he fell off earth he was great Dec second 2 Birg but I wonder wat he could have done with all new stuff we got now
[Vibrant Android Development] krntehknik303:
They stopped development through xda a while back because ppl kept complaining or something. Then on his forums he said something about not working on the vibrant phones or phones in general anymore. So pretty much a dead end here. From what I here you have to donate for you to download their roms now.
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
Donate to download roms? That's never been their policy.

Now, there was a perk for being a "supporter" (donater), and that perk was access to early roms with beta titles that they felt weren't up to their level of sniff, but tthe world seemed to fall in to complete chaos every time they did that.

As for som, he had a daughter, and is moving. He pretty much pit all his spare time into his family, which is more important that the vibrant/android community.

But yeah, two has never charged for roms, nor have they ever charged for access to their stuff. They just provided their supporters with preview (and slightly buggy, partial themed, works in progress) roms to get feedback on what needed to be done/finished.
[Vibrant Android Development] darkness122:
just wondering, is there any way to get the Bionix NG v1 on bio NGv2?
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
I sent you a PM.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bionix-v/files/
[Vibrant Android Development] dktblade:
Can i ask what is different beetween Bionix 1.3.1 with Bionix-NextGen-V2? I cannot find the changelog file.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
In short... NextGen V2 is kinda 1.3.1 with the bug fixes from the lastest T-Mobile KB5 update and some of the newest speed tweaks... other misc stuff
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
i suggest you try using the tard 2.1 rom ive been using it for a while it is pretty great u can find it in the tw forums
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
You are correct sir.It's happening.
[Vibrant Android Development] darkness122:
actually, i meant if there was a NG1 theme for NG2, i liked that blue look.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
Man what a mess, why no description of what is each file, I mean, where is the changelog?
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
That's the hosting site Team Whiskey uses, not the forum where you can find the changelog. Your changelog's located at Team Whiskey's forum.
[Vibrant Android Development] Viralblack:
Theyre correct, all the information is on the forums for just about any problem you could have, as well as changes.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
alright then, my mistake sorry.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidmonkey:
Im still running this ROM. Whats the best ROM to "update" to? I want something new ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
"Best" is totally in the users eye... my best may not be your best...

But if you want something faster, more stable and with less bugs...

... still thinking...

Nope... can't think of anything.
[Vibrant Android Development] androidmonkey:
Even TW newest ROMs?
[Vibrant Android Development] jamesey10:
as crazy as it seems, it's really hard to find anything newer with battery life, working gps, snappiness, and stability that matches bionix 1.3.x
[Vibrant Android Development] frankencat:
Agreed. Still running this on my phone with Bali 1.8
[Vibrant Android Development] Jasonhunterx:
Try big wining or project v there on par and better in some cases
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
what about the latest TRIGGER (3.2, old)??
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
Ill throw another vote out for the tard rom. Been running it for a few days and its pretty nice
[Vibrant Android Development] vgz01:
If you're staying with Froyo, give EDT's Project V a shot. Coupled with Bali-X or Bali 1.8.8UV it makes for a pretty fast and smooth experience which includes the latest tweaks and updates that have come about since Bionix 1.3.2.
[Vibrant Android Development] dr150:
TARD is solid, but I was having market issues that I eventually overcame. Also wasn't too keen on the blue theme.

I don't think there's any major difference between 1.3.2, 1.3.2_test, Nextgen v2. I've had good results on all of them. They're all snappy and give battery life that squashes the GB stuff.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
how is battery versus stock froyo?
[Vibrant Android Development] Jasonhunterx:
Much better like 17-19 partnered with right kernel an settings
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
Well Trigger 3.3 beta is a little newer ;)

Both the Trigger 2.2 and Bi-Winning V3 2.2.1 are also EXCELLENT choices for full functionality and great battery life. I also heard Dan is working on a V4 for Bi-Winning :D
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
isn´t trigger 3.2 froyo?
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
2.2 ROMs are Froyo, Trigger 3.3 beta2 is also a Froyo ROM.

http://edtdev.com/forum/topic/160-trigger-33-beta-2/
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
What's wrong with Froyo on the Vibrant... it's faster, almost no bugs, more stable all-around, GPS works right (as right as possible on the Vibrant) and better batt life 10x's over.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
Couldn't have said it better myself, why do you think Sombis Bionix 1.3.1 is still one the top 3 of the leaderboard and it has not been upgraded since March?
[Vibrant Android Development] Leafy_duk:
Not true at all. Malice is much faster on my phone than any of the TW roms were. The GPS works and I cant comment on battery life because my phone is now getting replaced since a new battery and changing roms hasnt fixed my 6 hour battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
who here said there´s a problem with froyo on vibrant? I myself use the stock samsung froyo firmware and find it very good. I never said there´s a problem with froyo, and to be honest I find the GB rom´s battery life very useless.
[Vibrant Android Development] vgz01:
I like to flash to 2.3 roms every once in a while just to see where things are at, to see progress and what developers are doing to improve on various areas, etc. I always end up coming back to a Froyo rom after a few days, one week tops. Sadly, until 2.3 source is released for our Vibrants, things just aren't going to be "right." Granted, battery life has come a long, long way from the first initial CM nightlies, and getting GPS (mostly) working on our phones on 2.3 was another milestone, but without source it makes it annoying at best to stay on a 2.3 rom when you know you can have superior battery life on 2.2 roms, in addition to less headaches with GPS, when compared to 2.3 roms.

Well, less headaches relative to Vibrants, heh. :p

That being said, when Team Whiskey was at its most active, their Froyo roms were (and are!) amazing. But Life happens and things have slowed down, but the fact that we're still talking on a Bionix thread made for a 5-month old rom speaks volumes of the quality of the team and their products.
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
i remember first flashing this rom when it came out i loved it and i still use it as a backup rom today cuz of its great stability im currently running cm7 and miui on 2.3, i honestly prefer 2.3 because of the smoothness battery life isnt as great as froyo but it last for the day :)
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
I've just installed Bionix nextgen V2 and I'm loving it. Best rom I've installed yet. Only thing I would like to know is if it's really impossible to put shortcuts in the first line in touchwiz v4 (which comes with the rom), I mean in the side of the launcher button, like touchwiz3?
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
also, I'm receiving a message of not enough application memory space, but I have 1,5gb of free space, why is that?
[Vibrant Android Development] banshee28:
Still running good with 1.3.1 myself. I know I can flash 1.3.2, but really just waiting for a new GB ROM that many ppl like. Sounds like this may be when the source code is released, but I am feeling the need to flash pretty soon. :cool:

Yep this ROM was\is great!
[Vibrant Android Development] Leafy_duk:
Mine did that too. Then when I went to install a 2.3 rom off a fresh flash it didnt have the space to reformat the drive.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
so it´s a ROM bug?
[Vibrant Android Development] Leafy_duk:
I dont know.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
after re-flashing everything seems normal now.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
ah no... the error lies somewhere between the chair and the keyboard... you forgot to do something somewhere but not a rom issue
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
no I didn't forget to do anything but I did a nandroid restore, I believe it was the cause.
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
ah no... guess again
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
It has been so many months with this ROM, along with some friends' Vibrants with this ROM too. No complaints. ODIN has always been the cure :eek:. Use it then flash away :p.
[Vibrant Android Development] mritek:
Does tard have a tw or gb look to it?
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
It comes with TwLauncher 3.0 and Zeam Launchers... pretty much same look as Bionix but blue themed

Screenshot
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
I've been having an issue lately, and since I've only ever used this rom since release, thought I'd post here.

My USB doesn't appear to be working... it will charge the phone when plugged in, but will never recognize it in order to give me the option to mount. I've tried reinstalling the Samsung drivers via Kies, re-flashing this rom, trying every USB port on my PC, and trying multiple cables (all brand new just for this purpose).

I seem to remember there being a past issue with this rom regarding this, and thought there used to be a fix. Am I wrong in thinking this and/or does anyone have any ideas for me? Hoping the phone isn't shot.

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] Leafy_duk:
I replicated it here on malice, just had to close the market with task manager and re-open and it was all good. Happened when tried to have it download too many things at once.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
I´ve tried rebooting and it didn´t fix anything, so I´ve had to re-flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] fscussel:
has anyone observed battery drains with Bionix Nextgen V2?
[Vibrant Android Development] junglerumble:
what's the best kernel to go with this baby? or is the stock kernel it comes with the best? I want something that keeps the smoothness and stability with even better battery life
[Vibrant Android Development] dr150:
Yes. Even with Bali, it drains. No background apps, wifi/blutooth/gps on.

CPU Spy says it deep sleeps, but it still drains. I can't peg it.

1.3.1 doesn't do this to this extent under apples to apples use.
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
Yes. I also could never pinpoint the cause and so I ended up with this ROM again.

You can try either Bali or Immortality. Both are great.
[Vibrant Android Development] redwolf313k:
This probably got answered just can't find it but I'm having trouble sending mms any solutions?
[Vibrant Android Development] dpaul007:
There was a workaround that involved sending a few picture messages to yourself and then restarting, something like that. But the easiest way I fixed it was just to flash AOSP MMS. Or use Handcent for messaging.
[Vibrant Android Development] seanp666:
I asked this question in the general section but I'll give it a shot here as well for a second opinion...I should of started here anyway.

I'm running Bionix 1.3.1, does anyone else's youtube app and Android video player not play videos half the time? When I reboot, they start playing again, but then just go back to not playing after a little bit. Someone suggested it's the Twitter app doing it and to uninstall it but does anyone have a second opinion or does this happen to anyone else? It's the only bug I've ever had with this ROM and I tried a reflash....same thing.

It's frustrating when the ROM is perfect accept for one little querk....it really grinds my gears. Any help would be appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] manus ferrera:
Ya I had the same problem with my youtube application but when I deleted twitter it seemed to work fine after that.

Scratch that now it doesn't seem to work and im running bionix 1.3.0 please help
[Vibrant Android Development] marco1819:
I think its not the.rom but the youtube app that causes that.try using other app when viewing youtube.
[Vibrant Android Development] cwalker29:
I notice the YouTube mobile doesn't play video in the browser for some reason. So I use the YouTube app which works fine. But this morning I notice the app stop playing videos also until I rebooted the phone. Hope there is a fix for the problem. If no then i have to move on. I'm a YouTube fanatic.
[Vibrant Android Development] kwes1020:
Have you tried uninstalling youtube and re installing it from the market? Or at least wiping the cache and data of the current app?
[Vibrant Android Development] lifehijack:
Can we expect some Gingerbread love from Bionix-v?
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
From "Shorty" on Team Whiskey's forum:
[Vibrant Android Development] asdf916:
^ meaning never
[Vibrant Android Development] fishman0919:
Or when T-Mobile releases GB for the Vibrant... so Yes
[Vibrant Android Development] spiz516:
This will never happen. Ask Behold II users.