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[Touch CDMA Android Development] abacabb:
I've been using this ROM since a few days after it came out and it's been consistently _very_ stable to me. Yes, not the fastest, but, you know, the phone can only do so much. I'm having a hard time convincing myself to abandon my Touch/Vogue if it can do everything all the other phones can.

As others have reported, I'm having issues with the sdcard and the camera is unstable. Since the camera has never been that good, I never used it much anyways. What I've found is that I seem to be able to get one shot from it and it'll lock up the camera app on the second shot. It doesn't recover until after the reboot. There's hope, at least, for getting it stable then based on that.

I'm actually pretty disappointed that we may not see any new ROMs since this one has worked well. Any chance we can convince/bribe you into newer Cyanogen ports, Scoot? :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
I'd be interested to know what the bribe is?:D It's true that I have a new phone and a new job which is really hampering the time I get to mess around with my Kaiser.I do have a CM 7.1.0 port which was working really well apart from a stupid market bug which means most of the apps in the market are not available so I haven't bothered posting it. I've tried a few things to try and remedy it but without much success. If anyone has any suggestions i'll give them a go but I haven't had any time the last few weeks to try and resolve it. Apart from that it is a fully working build so I do still plan to post it up for you guys when it's fully working. I guess it must be something in the build which is making market not recognise the characteristics of the device so it is only showing apps it thinks are compatible but it's strange that this has not happened before. I will try my best to get to the bottom of it.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] goducks3620:
We appreciate all of your work! There are so few apps that require Gingerbread to run (vs Froyo) that I'm not sure I need to upgrade anymore on this phone. But there's usually a part of me that wants the newest OS anyway, provided they haven't screwed up an interface that works (like Ubuntu ditching Gnome for Unity)...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sushi416:
I'm using the .32 kernel
[Touch CDMA Android Development] WnG88:
a bit more specific? date etc?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sushi416:
Specifically, this kernel here:

voguimg-240x320-2.6.32-froyo-14-01-11_14

Latest one off of dzo's site.

http://it029000.massey.ac.nz/vogue/files/?C=M;O=D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] abacabb:
Looking forward to it! Personally, I'm not super excited about a camera fix (although I won't complain if it's suddenly working), but I'd love to see the SD card mountable so I can put music, etc. on it. If I didn't have a wedding coming up, I'd see how I can help with that. I have a bunch of linux experience, but can't program. I could at least see if there's some debugging help I can provide. After October, maybe, if there's still anyone still using this platform. :)

Hm. Most of the time my bribes involve beer (a universal currency!). :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
Hello all, should have a new build out later today, finally had time to get to the bottom of the market issue so it's all working well. Got improvements to the RIL also which has improved the phone side of the device. Look out for it later on :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
New Release!!

I have posted a new release in the first post. It's english only for now but I will try and compile an all language build soon.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
Amazing that this forum is still kicking. Thanks scooter!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] WnG88:
Gonna try it now.. Thanks Scoot. What kernel do you recommend?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
I recommend this one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1152219

But please read the first post of the thread before trying it, you must use the included version of ATools to modify the NBH but stability is greatly improved with everything on NAND.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrbryan:
Anyone able to get this v3 release to work on vogue?

i can't get either the latest dzo kernel nor the compiled one from scoot's seperated cache kernel thread to boot.

I get a message about missing modules with the scoot kernel & many screenfulls of error messages with latest dzo
[Touch CDMA Android Development] superman9379:
I couldn't get scooters kernel to work either. I even flashed the vogue specific one 3 times to make sure I wasn't messing up the update. For now, I am back to Fat Free Froyo and a very old kernel that has been working well for me for a few months.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
You can try editing the kernel with the ATools posted here :

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16175789&postcount=92

He seems to have it working on Vogue. You need everything on NAND and you need to modify the kernel in ATools and save it before flashing. If I had a vogue to test I would make sure this stuff works but I don't so I kind of rely on you guys giving me feedback.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrbryan:
OK I tried to figure out how atools is supposed to work:

I used the modified aTools script you pointed to, loaded the kernel that you packaged with v3 release, then changed it to vogue, 240 resolution

edit2: I wanted to clarify that I loaded the default kaisimg-panel2-320-tilt0.nbh as a starting point (should i start with the voguimg?)

When i run it, i get force closes of system and com.android.phone

Is there anything else I should be doing in aTools (see attached screenshot)

edit: I also can't connect to my carrier and I can't save an APN (there are no apns listed even after creating one and saving)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] abacabb:
Yeah - I didn't have the same luck. I spent about an hour with it last night and I couldn't get RLS3 to work with either the latest dzo kernel, the included kernel from the previous post (obviously, since it was for Kaiser), one made with atools using dzo's kernel as a base, nor one made with atools using your kernel as a base. However, I've not used atools before, so I'm learning as I go. I had the same result as others have mentioned: a screen full of errors directly after the Android boot.

For now, I'm back with dzo + RLS2 and I'll try to beat on it more over the weekend. Maybe I'll contact the person you mention privately to see what he's doing differently.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] lilkrazzie:
I have the exact same problem. I used the atools file for the vogue fix and saved the nbh and loaded it up onto the phone. Everything loads fine but it won't connect to my carrier or anything. I used the default kaisimg-panel2-320-tilt0.nbh also. Maybe i'll try it again with the vogueimg one later tonight and update you all.

edit: So I tried it with the vogueimg file that was included. No go on that one. Has anybody got this to work on their vogue yet?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter1556:
RIL Fix?

I don't really know what the problem is i'm afraid because I don't have a Vogue to test it on, but if your having problems connecting to your carrier try this update and let me know if it works afterwards. If it does i'll put it in the first post :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] lilkrazzie:
Scooter, you are a genius. I have a perfect working phone now. Data and calls work. Thanks a bunch, sir.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mikurej95:
Where can I find the latest kernels for the vogue? Currently I'm using http://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.n...7c0bf5edc4f5c6d64ce4df29254e8332ce26b;hb=HEAD.

And is there a way I can flash the kernel to my vogue on mac os x? i have access to a windows machine so it's not a complete necessity
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrbryan:
The new update seems to be working! Thanks so much Scoot!

Unfortunately my lcd seems to be on its way out.. has a wake issue that happens no matter what kernel and rom i use. It only wakes fully up a fraction of the time. Going to take it apart and check the connections ( i have replaced the LCD once already).

Cheers!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] goducks3620:
Is the camera working for you all if you leave GPS enabled as in the post a few pages back? Curious.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrbryan:
The kernel i created has stability issues -- won't boot properly and lots of force closes after the second boot.

Can you post your NBH if you've had success? Thanks
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Whosdaman:
Is it suppose to say "Block 87 is bad" when I install this ROM?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
Bad Nand blocks are marked bad at the factory and the driver reports them. So yes, it's fine.

Switching to the darkside, eh? ;)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] rkonert:
I am having a strange issue all of a sudden. I was running CM6 from the other thread with no problems, it became extremely unstable, so I went to reflash and it wouldn't boot. I keep getting the same error with CM6 and CM7. I can flash any froyo rom without a problem, but not the CM roms. I am flashing using the NAND method(I think, relatively new to tweaking the vogue)

The error is: mdp_dma_to_mddi: busy

Rebooting in 3 seconds..

But it never reboots, I have tried over and over and I get the same error.

EDIT: I can install CM6 RC4, and update to RC6, but I can't install RC6 Directly
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Whosdaman:
some what I get stuck at reboot in 3 seconds. It always freezes
[Touch CDMA Android Development] deosvx:
I have a similar issue. I had an earlier build of CM and not out of neccassity but rather keeping my phone as up to date as possible I tried to install the latest CM and it stops at the same spot and never reboots. I tried going back to the build that worked and its stuck there too. Right now I'm stuck using myn's donut :(
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Speedy1980:
All Language?

Hy over there, first of all thx for this release :)

Is there a chance to get the ALL LANG version of RL3 ???

Many greetings

Speedy
[Touch CDMA Android Development] nvsbv:
Hi Scooter,

thanks for your effort, i am using HTC Kaiser with 7.1 RSL3, it works so well and nice except for battery and ram problem, It has been drained quickly. when i flashed 2.2 froyo, battery lasted for 1 and a half day, but now it cannot last for 1 day. and only 29Mb after flash this version.

How can I increase battery life and Ram. Can you fix this problem? that would be wonderful

THanks in advance
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ObviousMan:
Gents,

Which kernel is working with RLS3? I tried modding with the linked script, or the other one already made, no luck at all on CDMA Touch...

Thanks.

OM
[Touch CDMA Android Development] polac:
Instaled latest version on my nike, but i can´t see the status bar and i can´t send messages, what can i doo?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] brewhoxs:
Still hope and waiting more stable & fully working Gingerbread for my lovely Vogue in next development.......
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sh4421:
thanks
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Eliza12:
Hello I'm new hard not scold

my device Spreadtrum Model Number:

I8750

Brand Name:Zdoxio

CPU:SP6820A 1GHz

Display Resolution:480X320

root i CMW there!

if I can put Cyanogen?please guide me in the right theme
[Vibrant General] JWhipple:
I'm a serial phone swapper , but I'd have to say that the Vibrant (all GPS issues, the plasticy feel about it and lack of Samsung updates aside) was one of my favorite Android phones.

I'm seriously considering picking up the Vibrant 4G when it comes out. I love the screen, the call quality , and signal strength that it had. If this 2nd edition of the Vibrant lives up to those qualities of the first, I have no worries about picking one up!

Anyone else considering getting one?
[Vibrant General] eminembdg:
If it was time for me to update on my contract I probably would.

I absolutely love this phone! Thankfully I've had no issues with GPS and honestly it doesn't feel as solid as my old G1 made by HTC. I only have a cheapy silicone case on it that I literally got for $3 from Japan thru ebay, and I've dropped it a few times from around 2-3 feet and the phone didn't miss a beat.

So even tho it feels light and cheap it def holds up, even with just a cheap case.

And yes , Samsung is horrible with the updates, but we've also found that it is also TMO's fault as well.

But IDC bout updates, we have the greatest devs giving us ROM's that make my phone feel literally 10 times faster and smoother than my g/f's stock Nexus S!

Also, I got a front facing camera from a buddy for $20. So My phone will be exactly like the 4G, aside from the fact of the 4G speeds of course.
[Vibrant General] shehrammajid:
i really was thinking about getting it and actually got as far as almost completin gmy ebay listing to sell my current vibrant before the price drops....but then i looked up some more details about the 4g and found out that it only has 1gb internal memory. Also, since the devs currently have vibrants, and the vibrant 4g isnt ThaT MUCh of an upgrade, i think they will stick with the current vibrant. So then the dev community will not be that strong for the 4g. Agreed, its an easy port between the two phones, but I personally have no idea how to do it and im pretty sure that all devs will be busy porting 2.3 etc to the current vibrant to pay much attention to the vibrant 4g....so im not jumping ship just yet :D
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
no

maybe when my 3g speeds max out everywhere i go, t-mobile lifts the 5gb throttle limit, or i actually find a use for a FFC. until then, i'm fine with the original
[Vibrant General] TheBrandonWRX:
Not with Pyramid around the corner.
[Vibrant General] JWhipple:
I figure by the time that the Pyramid comes out I'll be shopping around again LOL
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
I rather get nexus s...
[Vibrant General] supraman89:
I am actually considering it, first i will see how far i get with customer loyalty(because my gps never truly worked on any rom), we've been with tmobile since voicestream(Probably won't matter to them anyways). If customer loyalty is willing to send a vibrant 4G at a reasonable price i will get it, if not i will wait for dual core. Honestly unless another manufacturer comes out with a super amoled+ display i don't see myself leaving samsung. They suck with updates but xda pushes out way better roms than stock.
[Vibrant General] kaizasoshi:
My wife works for Tmobile so I'll be getting it ;) She gets 3 free phones a year...so yeah :)
[Vibrant General] spiz516:
I won't be spending money on it, but I will be calling the customer loyalty department and finagling a free Vibrant 4G out of them for pulling a shenanigan like this.
[Vibrant General] Five0nIt:
My thought exactly.
[Vibrant General] shreddintyres:
If i didnt have the vibrant now i would, but im just gonna wait til the N2 comes out
[Vibrant General] kaizasoshi:
Maybe this will change your minds..

http://www.tmonews.com/2011/02/t-mobile-wins-msnbc-speed-contest-with-samsung-galaxy-s-4g/

Nuff said..I'm getting one!!
[Vibrant General] Oxirane:
Can't get over the 1GB of internal storage... so no. Plus, it's not much of an upgrade without dual cores.

However, I'll be keeping a close eye on that Galaxy S2. Here's to hoping it's 4G!
[Vibrant General] villainous_scum:
htc pyramid ftw!
[Vibrant General] blackerwater:
Is the battery bigger and will it fit in my vibrant? If so I'm just buying that.

sent from my phone .....
[Vibrant General] Addel:
en oh...

no
[Vibrant General] christpuncher:
What happened to #neveragain?
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
Yes It will fit in your vibrant
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
It's not 1gb internal. It's 16gb and comes with 16 external micro SD card. U start with 32gb.

1gb is for apps. And I believe its like 1.8 not 1gb.

Same as ours. Only difference is the back cover, battery, ffc, and it supports 4g.
[Vibrant General] shreddintyres:
I'm sorry but where are you getting your information? The phone only has 1GB of internal memory, will have expandable upto 32GB with external sd card. If the phone actually started with 32GB of memory t-mo would be amongst the first to advertise it but their website only proclaims 16gb external card. All the other phone websites that i have seen seem to verify this as well.

http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/phones...97-d234-4683-8b5a-f026b9db5528,&manufacturer=
[Vibrant General] hitman818:
All of you should wait for the lg optimus 2x. A beast of a phone.
[Vibrant General] JWhipple:
Waiting isn't in my nature - I'm more about the immediate or short-term-future gratification :-)
[Vibrant General] Five0nIt:
Considered it, but not with a 4inch screen. I want a 4.3
[Vibrant General] Drewstein:
It's not nearly a big enough step to warrant getting one IMO. I'll wait for the dual core line of phones.
[Vibrant General] cashyftw:
No thanks, I'm getting the samsung infuse.

-speed demon
[Vibrant General] mrcrassic:
Hell yes. I love this phone.
[Vibrant General] down8:
Word. Don't give Samsung any more money. The lag, the GPS, the lack of updates. Sorry, but screw Sammy.

LG 2X FTW.

#neveragain

-bZj

XDAapp
[Vibrant General] jalyn02:
Not how T-Mobile and Samsung just did us with the Vibrant. Lie after lie after lie about the OTA to Froyo. I just picked up the Nexus S and love it. So happy to know that I'm on my third OTA with a pure Google experience besides, when Ice cream sandwich android os shows up in the wild, I'll be one of the first in line to be served a OTA.
[Vibrant General] smashpunks:
I don't need a ffc and if so I'd hack one on myself, I get 4-6 mbps and don't need 10 mbps with this cap... I'm staying with my vibrant...
[Vibrant General] swehes:
I will be getting the Geeksphone when it comes out. :)
[Vibrant General] dalepa:
If they fixed the GPS (i have 4 vibrants), then I'll also try some finagling for a 4G vibrant... I'll even upgrade for $150 if GPS works.

I just tested GPS on a EVO, and the EVO locked on 8 sats indoors in less time it took GPS Test App to start (<1 second) while my vibrant takes a minutes to lock on in my car. Froyo on my vibrant does get the agps much much faster, but GPS lock is still not acceptable
[Vibrant General] oka1:
I got to play with a 4 g 2 days ago (friend works for one of the development companies) Playing with it told me it is just a vibrant with a faster modem and if the camera is compatible then, all we will need to do is hack the modem and buy the FFC camera and we will have a 4g............ the dual core 9020-samsung is the one to consider changing to not this one
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
Nope, Vibrant 4G will be junk.

I'm waiting for a dual core phone, made by anyone but Samsung.

Never buying another Samsung product.
[Vibrant General] yvyv:
Will keep my word, never again.. Welcome HTC..
[Vibrant General] jlg19753:
Omg does she have a sister?
[Vibrant General] JWhipple:
HUH? Where did that come from and how is it relevant to the discussion?
[Vibrant General] raduque:
No.

But I do want that sexy matte grey battery cover.
[Vibrant General] os2baba:
Never buying a Samsung again

This is my last Samsung phone. Next phone will be a multicore HTC. Can't wait to get back to Cyanogen.
[Vibrant General] bobbi1972jo:
Yeah .. where does it fit in ?
[Vibrant General] Blkegk:
I might be alone on this, but i find the matte grey battery cover hideous!
[Vibrant General] atlantazian:
Consider this if you decide to get a Vibrant 4G

After hearing all about the 4Gs device releases it may sound all fine and dandy but before you make that extra investment or trade consider these followings before you go through all the troubles in comparison to your current 3G version:

1) Performance- Honestly, I really don't see much of a difference since all hardwares are all the same plus the FFC. But thanks to the geniuses of these devs in this xda forum developing these AWESOME ROMS and TWEAKS, it really doesn't matter!

Result (Keep your current 3G and save your green!!)

2) Memory Space- Must I answer this?

Result (Keep your current 3G and save your green!!)

3) Functionality-same answer as #1

Result (Keep your current 3G and save your green!!)

4) Internet Connectivity- Now this is where it get sticky. Yes, 4G compares to 3G is of course day and night, but ask yourself this. "Is 5 Gigs enough for you if you surf the web a lot via your Vibrant(granted these days, everything are "Flash" contents, so therefore requires higher kilobytes download per visit. Trust me, it can add up within your billing cycle) and do you tether your cell with your mobile devices like your laptops, iPods, etc...and lastly, most importantly do you stream videos such as Netflix, MobileTV, and other media apps that requires constant kilobytes download? (Yes, it definitely adds up to over 5 Gigs easily!!!)

But if 5 Gigs are enough for you than 4G is better and worth the upgrades.

Result (4G is better but you'll be limited to 5 Gigs in your billing cycle and after that, say hello to 56K connectivity and surf the web again like it's 1999!!)

Overall:

I did ponder in upgrading myself in getting the 4G but after thinking about the above which were mine very own concerns as well, I decided to save my money cause for sure I ain't mad at it, and stick with my 3G due to my home/office/public places Wifi connectivity. At home and work, I am blazing with over 10+megs download, and public places with average if not close to 3G connectivity speed.

So overall, I don't think it's wise to spend the extra money for the fast 4G speed but to be halted at 5 Gigs, granted that yes, your cell provider will not charge you extra for the overage (unless you are with ATT), but really I thought "unlimited" was unlimited? Read them fine prints!!

Nevertheless, my 3G Vibrant rocks minus the FFC, but for me personally, I have no use for it if I were to have it anyway and another great thing, I am still plus $200-500 in my pocket!! ;0)

Samsung Vibrant 3G

Badass Trigger 2.8.2 + Overstock 2.2 + SetCPU OC @ 1200mhz + Carnage Theme = Sexy Happiness!!

Average Quadrant w/1.2mhz OC 2050
[Vibrant General] icy56:
The grey cover actually looks pretty good in person, looks terrible in photos though. If anyones considering the 4g, don't do it now. Wait till we actually get roms for it because at the rate we are going at right now, roms aren't going to be released for a while and it isn't even gauranteed we ever will get anything
[Vibrant General] Chris123234:
Came to ask why anyone would be foolish enough to sidegrade to the Vibrant 4G, left amazed at the htc pyramid that I didn't know about.
[Vibrant General] Arkasai:
Dont do it! Seriously wait for a dual core galaxy s. You will end up doing it anyway if you're switching frequently. I'm waiting for dual core, LTE (considering verizon,) super AMOLED plus, and an external SD.
[Vibrant General] Henchman:
I had the 4G, and took it back.

It sucked so bad.

I don't know where they screwed up, but it was laggy, slow.

Simply a worse phone than the 3G.
[Vibrant General] Apexsilverevo:
Do we have a 3d phone in the works like Sprints Evo 3d? If so, I think I'd wait for that tbh.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] docsamsom:
Hi,

Does the nexus s have the hardware to function as a fm transmitter for use in the car? Found this mentioned in some of the nexus one forums. Nothing concrete though.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
none, not even play radio
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00102:
Is $520 a good deal for a limited edition Nexus S??
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FLAC Vest:
Well that depends on how much ut is over an unlocked regular nexus s; also if the perks.if that limited version are worth it to you.

Captivate 2.2.1 Paragon
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00102:
Well how much would I be able to sell it for?