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[Vibrant Android Development] davemw2:
If its in the metamorph folder use the app called metamorph. If its in the flashables folder flash like you would a theme or rom.

Pretty sure there's a thread dedicated to metamorph and how to use it.
[Vibrant Android Development] ew:
Visual Voice Mail reactivation

I seem to be having this problem as well.

Otherwise 2.9.2 is great. Thanks to the developers.
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
Thanks for the report fellas, I'll test it out
[Vibrant Android Development] jaliscojorge:
I've got the same visual voicemail problem on 2.8.1 as well.

Sent from xda app on vibrant running Trigger 2.8.1+ overstock 2.2 awesome :)
[Vibrant Android Development] ironlood:
Why not just use google voice for the voicemail. The setup is pretty simple just dial a few numbers and press send and that's it. All your voicemails are transcribed to text the best google voice can do. Also its much more of a visual then t mobiles visual voicemail.

Smells like WINNING from my T-959 xda premium app
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Birg,

Btw, I bootlooped this morning. I was trying to get a logcat for you on the issue, because it was still there. But I boot looped when the phone hanged. So I had to emergency Odin and then went to 2.8.2. Sorry bro. I have to do that this weekend, the tests. Right now i can't afford to not have a phone since they are fixing my other business phone, so i'm on my personnal right now.

I'll report this weekend. I will get you what you need, alright? BTW, great support, and what a great rapport with your community such as me.

That's why I flashed all my friends that have Vibrant to your ROM. Because i know the support is GREAT.

You have my 10 Thanks from me when I get them in the weekend (5 Saturday and 5 Sunday).

Thanks!

NdWg$!
[Vibrant Android Development] ZombiiBite:
I am running Axura 2.3.1.0 and I want to move over to a new rom and seems like I see most people running this. Can I just flash this over (I'm still a noob and I'm to much of a chicken to ODIN to stock) or do I need to man up lol
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
You can just flash over.

Trigger 2.9.2
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Hey Roman I just flashed 2.9.2 the other night and I just noticed that voicemail notifications aren't showing up.

Trigger 2.9.2
[Vibrant Android Development] MadNosf:
My wife and I have 2.9.2 and are having trek separate issues..her phone was rebooting multiple times when she was using the music player.and mine is thinking I'm still connected ro the usb when I am not...
[Vibrant Android Development] jpcdeux:
Mine does the same. Says still connected when its not.

I also have 5 of all of my wallpapers in the gallery now?!?!?!

XDA: 12 HELPFUL PEOPLE AND 1584641849682579451694.5 complaining, ignoramous pansies.
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Nevermind Roman. Im pretty sure it had something to do with me freezing visual voice mail.

Trigger 2.9.2
[Vibrant Android Development] thegreatcity:
Are you running the 2.9.2 beta by chance? You can check by going to Settings > About Phone > Trigger Version. If you're running the beta, it should say "unreleased" somewhere in there. The official 2.9.2 pretty much wiped out the random reboot issues.

And the USB issue has been around in 2.2 roms for a while. Just plug back up and unplug and it should go away.
[Vibrant Android Development] rpolito73:
Yo birg - Any chance of getting a honeycomb battery mod for this? Would like one that is the same "glowy" white that the signal & wifi icons are.... Just a thought. I love this ROM! No problems at all. Using 2.9.2 with Overstock 2.2.1...
[Vibrant Android Development] MadNosf:
Nope we are running the official version and not the beta
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
the usb is an issue with samsung/t-mobile leaks we're getting. easy way to get around that is when you unplug your phone, plug it back in until you hear the "it's plugged in" sound and then take it back out.

with the music player, was she at low battery?
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
There is no more "its plugged in" noise since 2.9+, at least not for me, and I thought it had been decided it was linked to the removal of the low battery notifications... I'm running 2.9.1 with the "fix", though, not the official 2.9.2. I should just go ahead and flash 2.9.2 as soon as I have a full battery.

Sent from my rough sketch of a Vibrant on a brick.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
I know one entry you have to remove and then reboot.

sd card/android/data/com.cooliris.media

Delete cooliris.Sorry,I can't remember the other entry.

Edit:/dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.media/externalXXX.db is the other,you have to remove
[Vibrant Android Development] pcwizpcwiz2:
Great ROM finally something stable with WIFI calling but 1 small issue

I find it to have a much slower upload and download speed than other ROMS. EVen over WIFI it seemed not to get above 2mb/s download speed. Other ROMS easily gave me 15-20mb/s over WIFI and as much as 4.9mb/s over 3g.
[Vibrant Android Development] ravigodhwani:
I love the trigger roms, by far my favorite. But for some reason, it almost seems to run as if voodoo isn't installed. Kind of sluggish every now and then, reminds me of when I first got my stock 2.1 Vibrant. It never did this until about 2.9 Could it be some settings I have? I'm running 2.9.2 with overstock 2.2.1, not OC'd, I have the clock set to 100/400 when screen off.

Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] zrex:
You should be alright to flash over, I have flashed from Bionix to Trigger with no issues.

Backup all data apps and user information with Titanium Backup.

In recovery do the following

-Factory Wipe/Reset

-Wipe Dalvik (found in advanced in recovery)

-Fix Permissions

-Install Trigger 292

-reboot

Wait 15-20 minutes and reboot again. Do not skip this, clears up most issues with FC and random reboots. I also like to reboot after recovering my Titanium Backup

Profit!

If you need help, feel free to PM
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
I'll check into it
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
Birg, did you set the default cache back to 128 in 2.9.2 or is it still 2048?
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
2048 I think
[Vibrant Android Development] T313C0mun1s7:
When I checked it it still said 128 right after flash, so I had to flash the init.d script to change it manually to 4096.

BTW, why 2048 and not 4096?? Does using the 4Mb cache slow things down on smaller files, or use too much memory when a large number of files are cached? I am not totally sure about all the ins and outs of read ahead and how it works so I thought I would ask.
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
I was curious...

As you know I tried SD Speed Boost (Paid App) to adjust the cache size and monkey around with different settings and it has a "set at boot" option. I had it set at 128 set at boot before flashing from 2.8.2 to the 2.9.2 full version. I figured that the flash would overwrite any setting I had saved with SD Speed Boost and use whatever default value you had set in the 2.9.2 version. To my surprise, it is still defaulting to 128 so apparently the setting "stuck" even though I have disabled the set at boot option (I was actually going to delete the app completely) - it's working fine, but I was just curious what your default was in this version.
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
What modem did the other ROMs use? Could be causing your issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
That app may be storing it's settings in your SD card then reading it. When you open it up it loads the settings. To check whether it's loaded on boot or not you'd have to check the actual system file. When you open the app it likely loads it settings.

And I use 2048 is that it seems to be the best "middle ground" for everyone. Everyone's is a little different and some people reported worse results with more than 2 or 3

I don't have this issue, try a different modem as someone else suggested
[Vibrant Android Development] T313C0mun1s7:
I know how to check the system file, and I have the flashable zips to set it at 2, 3, or 4 Mb, but I am not sure if I trust SD Tools to tell me my actual performance. I feel like it is just testing a single large file and that is disregards smaller files or worse yet lots of smaller files. In other words I wonder if setting a large read ahead helps with smaller numbers of larger files but actually hurts performance with lots of small files. Most reads (especially from the internal SD) are going to be large numbers of small files. I am thinking about dialing it back again.

My understanding is that Linux kernels from 2.6.23 and beyond (we are using 2.6.32) implements on demand read ahead. So I am not sure if the cache setting is a moot point or not, or even if setting it too high is a bad thing. Does anyone else have more insight into this than I do?
[Vibrant Android Development] TeldenW:
I've discovered two possible bugs with 2.9.2 today.

1 - My Barnacle Wifi hotspot is NOT working with my brand new Motorola Xoom.

2 - I'm having difficulty using data and voice simultaneously.

Can anyone verify these issues, or help me find a solution? I'm probably going to flash back to 2.9 to see if that helps. I know that my Barnacle worked on 2.9 (not with my Xoom though... I just got it today.)
[Vibrant Android Development] rpolito73:
A great battery mod -

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1021533
[Vibrant Android Development] nomadrider123:
I only get about 20 hours on light to medium use. I know some ppl get a lot better. Anyway here is my batterystats.bin

https://www.dropbox.com/home/Public#/Public:::

Could someone with better battery life post theirs so we can try this experiment, so maybe we all can get great battery life?
[Vibrant Android Development] Sdobron:
Don't use Barnacle. Use the built in mobile ap in the settings. Never had any problems with that.
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
This is the other entry, for what its worth: /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.media/externalXXX.db What I'd like to know is why is there variation in what is duplicated? I've only ever had album art thumbnails duplicate. No wallpapers, no pics.:confused:
[Vibrant Android Development] ZombiiBite:
Love the rom, it seems to boot in 2 mins and reads SD storage extremely quick. All in all it's a sharp looking rom with great functionality
[Vibrant Android Development] fatboy547:
Rom is definitely better then biosnores roms.
[Vibrant Android Development] RidoKilos:
Hey birg.

You're awesome.

Just sayin' ...

You've been keeping up with all of our noobish questions/problems.

Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] jwleonhart:
Just switched from bionix which was giving me hiccups all the time. Trigger runs great and my splash of color theme works on trigger as well as biobix fine which is great. The only problem I have is that the battery life drains like no other. Im talking like 3 yrs and its almost dead. That's from 830 am till 1130 now... and I've barely used it. Anyone else report this draining there battery like a goon devil
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
Holy crap that's awful. Charge to full, and re-calibrate your battery. I get great battery life. 15h minimum (with pretty decent usage)
[Vibrant Android Development] dawgboy1783:
Trigger simply the best rom

hey birg just wanted to say thanx! i've been running trigger like for ever dude because its simply the best out there!

A Vibrant is just A Vibrant unless its loaded with the Trigger for your finger! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] dawgboy1783:
hey birg btw,u have any issues with messagen sometimes wont send or is it just my network i het resend and same thing but sometimes if i recompose and resend it works not sure what causes that but trigger is still the best1
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
When my signal is funky. Try another modem
[Vibrant Android Development] dawgboy1783:
Those are in the vibrant bible section correct?,and they are cwm flashable?.....I'm going there now thanx birg!,I will let you know if it cures the issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] dawgboy1783:
hey birg I got another question,are you gonna do anymore voodoo and overstock rom variants? voodooo is awesome but i tried the last overstock variant you put together and holy canolie's that was a fast rom i forgot what version it was but man it smoked!
[Vibrant Android Development] Jdom58:
Yeah same here at least 15 hrs with decent usage, with minimum more than 24hrs
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
I found this free app, it makes deleting the batterystats.bin file pushbutton easy without having to boot into recovery.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1024867
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Sgs tools same thing.
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Hey Birg-man,

U got a no wipe version for 2.9.2? Cuz 2.8.x isn't or hasn't given me problems at all. If not, ill still work the fc's later. Damn, I wish I was ok 2.9.x. My batt stats isnt as badass as 2.9.2 version. Before, 12hrs at 80%, on 2.8.x, 12hrs at 60% (both rough estimates).
[Vibrant Android Development] T313C0mun1s7:
LULZ - Dude love your signature. WIPE! WIPE! WIPE! Uh . . . You got a no wipe version?
[Vibrant Android Development] jcc332006:
Naw man you ain't annoying noone the thing I love about this dev team is that they don't flame people nor get agitated because you're anxiously awaiting something. To be truthfully Honest im waiting for the new theme myself

Only because of the photos that have been posted is teasing the heck out me too! Trust me the wait will be well worth it. Now jface hurry the help up! Lol!":D:D
[Vibrant Android Development] jumaaneface:
i will make sure i get the theme finished up either later tonight or early tomorrow. my girl is in town for the weekend so havent really had the time to mess with the drop down anymore that is the ONLY issue. i messed up some of the images and they turned out puke green lol thanks for being patient :D

just wanna make it perfect
[Vibrant Android Development] mightykc:
Use Titanium backup to freeze processes. You may also want to freeze the 2 DRM processes as those suck up battery toi
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Made a different wifi calling icon for trigger if anyone is interested, far left on top, no more blue box. Matches the theme.
[Vibrant Android Development] rmb1000:
I am so interested in the wifi calling icon. I can't stand how that blue icon clashes with every theme. can you post a link? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Sent you a pm with a link. Click thanks if you like it. Maybe they will like it and include it in the next update
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
mind sending it my way too? gonna incorporate this in future releases, if that's okay
[Vibrant Android Development] lightninbug:
Can you incorperate this too? Ive been flashing this pack on every froyo rom i have.. let me know what you think.

http://board.teamwhiskey.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=671

It basically adds color to every icon throught the phone...doesnt look so plain anymore
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Of course, sent you the link.
[Vibrant Android Development] weeden:
Reboot...

Was using the browser searching google, when I felt the phone vibrate a little, like it does at shut down. I exited the browser to the home screen, and found everything kind of frozen, then the phone rebooted on its own.

Any ideas what may have caused this?

And lets give the guy a break about the new theme. His girl is in town, let him live his life too.
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
trigger

Gasp, OMG! That battery meter alone is incredible! I need to consider this!:D
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
trigger

Hah, I'm still on the blazing fast Trigger V1.1 with the battery mod, thank you very much! I'd gladly give it up for that battery mod on the 'Sex Panther' theme, though.:D:D:D
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
trigger

Lightningbug is just expressing a little enthusiasm, that's all. He is not expecting anyone to drop what they are doing to work on that theme just to satisfy his personal wants.:)
[Vibrant Android Development] jcc332006:
Yes. Its a sexy battery mod. Actually the whole theme is incredible. When the battery is charging the little lever swings from side to side like a speedometer. Its pretty neat. The black and grey launcher,boot animation and carbon pull down is best I've seen with the exception of jface matte theme for trigger and the one he's currently working on. I recommend sex panther to anyone looking to move away from all the green blue and red themes many are creating. Lol!:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Tekk83:
anyone else having trouble with the USB notifications sticking around after unplugging the USB on trigger 1.5? I installed it on 2 vibrants and they both have the same problem randomly.
[Vibrant Android Development] lightninbug:
Once this new theme comes out you wont have to worry about a revert....
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
yeah, it's in jdanisevich's ACS repo
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Wifi calling icons as shown in previous posts. Here's a Drop Box link, just push it to system/app and fix permissions to rw r r That's all, should be good.

Please click the thanks button if you use it. Just to clarify this is the stock KA7 wifi calling APK with two icons modified to match trigger.

One more icon changed, replaced the download link. Here's a new one

http://db.tt/xPjXFrv
[Vibrant Android Development] harpocrates:
I like your excitement...didn't think you were annoying :)

Would you be excited about an 8bit video game tribute theme? Raymond isn't because he isn't good at video games :p...but if you guys here would like one ..check out my post and send some ideas...

I'd post link but I'm on phone and its to much work...
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
That's not my theme, it's jumaaneface's. Thank him! The one that comes with Trigger is mine :)
[Vibrant Android Development] kingrat:
loved trigger but every since I went to it I get lousy reception

going back to my old rom...
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
Ok
[Vibrant Android Development] Corvette Dave:
Radio not the ROM..... some People!
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
Actually ive also noticed that internet on multiple 2.2.1 roms that ive tried seem to be slower on multiple modems than 2.2 roms. I remember using loki, sweet galaxy, and honey bee along with this rom and getting noticeably slower download and upload speeds when using KA7 or KB1. This rom also has those slower speeds as well. Not knocking the devs or anything, i appreciate all of the devs work, just stating my experiences.
[Vibrant Android Development] imitebewrong:
This isn't a 2.2.1 rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] speedysilwady:
hmm idk why i thought it was lol never mind ignore me haha:p
[Vibrant Android Development] davemw2:
How exactly would you be able to check that? Im not a noob to alot of stuff but reading that makes me wonder. If anybody could help me out with this that would be great. Thanks ahead of time.
[Vibrant Android Development] Neffstarr:
weird my market went back to green ?
[Vibrant Android Development] T313C0mun1s7:
To check read ahead with Root Explorer (other file managers should be similar)

open /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0 and find the file named read_ahead_kb. long press on the file for menu and select "View as text". the content of the file is a simple number that is the read ahead cache in Kb. You can change it, but it will reset at boot so you need a init.d script to run at boot to set it for you every time.

There is another thread on this that has CWM files you can flash to install said scripts for your choice of 2Mb, 3Mb, or 4Mb.
[Vibrant Android Development] davemw2:
And from what I've been reading or to quote birg 2mb is the best?
[Vibrant Android Development] faith5x5:
You have to freeze "market update" with Titanium Backup
[Vibrant Android Development] T313C0mun1s7:
Well . . . SD Tools (it's an app) is suppose to test that, and it usually comes up with 4Mb is best. However you have to change it, reboot, test, repeat. So a lot of people just stop at 2Mb and call it good rather than run through all three.

As since you have been reading you know, I am not convinced that SD Tools takes all possibilities into account, thus my questions for further clarification. Further clarification that based on the lack of responses I got know body else knows either.
[Vibrant Android Development] Neffstarr:
thanks brotha .. not that the green bothers me ,was not sure if it was a bug
[Vibrant Android Development] Neffstarr:
how do i do that...

found it..disregard
[Vibrant Android Development] TLX317:
I love 2.9.2, and Trigger in general but is there anyway to go back to the way it used to handle connecting the USB? Like the option in the drop down menu. I liked being able to charge my phone and mount and unmount the sdcard at will. Now it just asks me once and if I don't mount it, I don't get the option to do it after again. And I don't want to interrupt the charge since I'm trying to calibrate the battery. :confused:

I'm sorry if this has already been answered but the thread is huge and I just barely upgraded from 2.7.2.
[Vibrant Android Development] davemw2:
I have no idea how to do init.d script if someone could give a dog a bone here. And maybe share the link to that post that the guy above mentioned.
[Vibrant Android Development] T313C0mun1s7:
:eek: That Guy?? The one you didn't bother to press the thanks button for or even show the politeness to use his name? Well, since you don't seem capable of simple forum functions like performing your own search I will assist you once again. No, really - no problem, don't mention it. :cool:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1010807
[Vibrant Android Development] Tekken Lord:
Facebook Intergration

How do I turn on Facebook feeds without downloading the app? Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] wendellc:
Settings>account>add account
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Lol, yep. I did ask for no wipe, yet I wipe, wipe, wipe! Its just that my phone was having probs with 2.9.2, I figured, if he had a no wipe version, I could do a logcat for the OP, and see if I still get those fc's
[Vibrant Android Development] RaymondPJR:
trigger

2mb is a good value for a dev to put in a Rom for mass users. However, it is possible that for your particular sd card you may get better results with a higher value. The only way is to test it for yourself manually. I tested my own at each value 6 times each and took the average for each value. Then I went with 3072.:)
[Vibrant Android Development] T313C0mun1s7:
birgertime,

I noticed that the S98edt_tweaks file in the init.d folder contains

#! /system/bin/sh

. . .

if [ -e /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0/read_ahead_kb ]
then
/system/xbin/echo "2048" > /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0/read_ahead_kb;
fi;

yet when I checked my read_ahead_kb file it still said 128. I had created a 99SDcardSpeedFix file that contained

#! /system/bin/sh
if [ -e /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0/read_ahead_kb ]
then
/system/xbin/echo "4096" > /sys/devices/virtual/bdi/179:0/read_ahead_kb;
fi;

and it correctly writes the value to the read_ahead_kb file at boot.

I don't see the difference. They both call the same shell, and perform the same file check and write. So why do I need mine in place to see something other than 128? What gives??
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
That's a mistake on my part. The script in edt_tweaks only outputs the value to the log file (the echo command). I believe the correct command to use is echo_ which should output & execute. Silly error. Glad you caught it. Thanks