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[Vibrant Android Development] edmc:
32-bit driver file problem installing on Vista

While I appreciate statements (e.g. in the review piece) that these drivers "just work", I cannot attest to that given the 30+ minute install time required for the 32-bit driver on my Vista PC. Highly suspect imho. Can't imagine what the installation would be doing as it incredibly slowly advances the progress bar.

I've aborted the install three times, rebooted twice, and am now trying yet again.

Anyone else have issue with this combination?

For the record, I've tried both the explicit 32-bit driver installer linked to in the OP as well as the 32-bit driver "embedded" within the AIO Toolbox v2.5 (presumably both the same as their version numbers are identical).

Edit: It finally did complete the installation... with no user apps running - just the installer - it took around 50 minutes to complete. Successfully, I might add.
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
They are the exact same I just used 7-zip to make a self extracting installer so the file size is a lot smaller. Nothing malicious here since that's what you were hinting at.

EDIT: the slowness would just be from your computer taking a long time to uncompress the files. It takes like 10 minutes on my girlfriends laptop but about 30 seconds on mine. So, it just depends on how fast your pc is.
[Vibrant Android Development] edmc:
Quite the contrary... I found the very curious delay with both the discrete 32-bit.exe and the driver install built-in to the AIO tool.

For such a small self-extracting (7z) zip file, I don't get this comment.

No matter, I just wondered if others see this oddity.
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
... They are the exact same files. The ones I posted are the ones in the program folder. Check it if you don't believe me. And I just timed it using both locations (in the program and out of it) and they were nearly identical in extraction times. About a second difference which is understandable because of the vb.net program sending commands to open the file.

For the computer speed comment, I'm just saying it takes around 30 seconds on my laptop which is about 5 months old but about 10-15 minutes on my girlfriends laptop which is about 2 years old.

EDIT: I'm not trying to sound rude with my comments and if I am, I apologize. I just am trying to explain that the drivers are the ones currently available everywhere just repackaged in a 7-zip installer to make the file a lot smaller (about 50% I think). If you aren't a fan of using these drivers then download the other ones but these I can confirm works with the process laid out in my program. For anyone that is new to flashing this is the best way to do it.
[Vibrant Android Development] Andreal:
What can I say...

Huge Thanks for the program :)

Works fine with my Vibrant (xp drivers, back to stock).

One question: where is the master clear button??
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
Sorry, I think it's only on the one click ODIN for the captivate. If i put a reference in the vibrant one i apologize.
[Vibrant Android Development] edmc:
Wow - I guess I must apologize for not being more clear. I have never doubted they were the same. Indeed, all my postings indicate that the same behavior was exhibited with both the embedded and the extracted driver installation process.

I'm just perplexed by the inordinate amount of time it took to install the drivers and wondering if others see the same thing and might be able to share some insight.

Sorry if that wasn't clear.

Anyway, thanks very much for the tool. Very handy :-).
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
Haha. Sorry, you kept saying something about the two files and I just wanted to make it clear to everyone they are the same. But yeah the files may take a little longer on some computers depending on the speed of the computer. I can't do much about that.
[Vibrant Android Development] Andreal:
You have made quite usefull tool so don't need for apologize.
[Vibrant Android Development] sl0play:
Great of you to make this. I probably wont use it cuz I am just the kind of guy that does things the 'long' way if he learned it that way, but this is a fantastic contribution to the community.

KUDOS!
[Vibrant Android Development] Freek91:
Want to say thanks to the Dev of this project...if it wasnt for this program i wouldnt have even bothered with rooting and adding a custom rom to my vibrant

Thanks!!
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
No problem. I'm glad it helped you out. I'd hate to see anyone staying on stock because they are scared to flash a custom one.
[Vibrant Android Development] ZachLL88:
Just want to say thanks so much! This looks like a great tool, and i cant wait to use it next time i flash a rom, or go back to stock etc.

Wish it was available when i first rooted/flashed.

Thanks again so much!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Woofdah:
Started great, but didn't finish

Love the concept. Had a problem playing with Kernals and needed to go back to stock. I have been flashing away for a couple of months but still very green, this was my first problem.

Found your program and thought would be easier then Odin ala carte. Reflashed stock just fine. Rooted just fine. But would not flash new ROM - Bionic V 1.2.1. Since I was rooted, I had to get CWM from the market. Reflashed and booted into recovery. Part of the program worked because the ROM was there on the SD card waiting for me. Flashed and Bionic V1.2.1 over again and all is well.
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
Did you press reinstall packages twice after it put you in recovery to install clockworkmod?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
you guys have just started one of the greatest things ever o man i love this idea wish i had this when i was a noob or a couple of days ago when i was going crazies for drivers and had to install kies this is awesome i think u guys should try and make something like this for all devices it would go big !
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
AIO I9000 Toolbox now live. LINK
[Vibrant Android Development] frawggy:
I just got my phone replaced. It came with froyo2.2. Can I use this to root? Or should I use it to odin then root?
[Vibrant Android Development] frawggy:
odin

I tried rooting without odin, did not work. something about not being able to root with the ka6. have to odin then root
[Vibrant Android Development] Beatle405:
So I just found this while looking to root my wifes Vibrant. I'm coming from the Nexus S forums and am very comfortable with rooting, flashing, etc. My wife is very particular about how her phone is, but can't stand all the bloatware and I'm just curious, if I use this program to root, will I need to take the time to reload everything or can I not do a full wipe? Thanks.

Oh yeah, and she has 2.2. Just saw the below post... Oh well.
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
Yeah, it doesn't seem to root 2.2. Sorry guys. Will try to figure it out.

EDIT: Official Website now in the OP.
[Vibrant Android Development] EricDET:
Might want to add the 3e recovery modification to this tool... That would make it much more useful to OTA 2.2 users.
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
I'll keep that in mind for the next release.
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
It's been figured out, just use S1C (SuperOneClick) V1.6.5 (it's up to 1.7.0 now, but I've never used it and the links for the older versions seem to be removed) and follow the instructions in the related post.

You can find the post here: xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=803682.

Basically they go like this: You d/l S1C, you extract it, you open the .exe file and click "Root", and wait for it to say "Waiting for Device". Then you set your phone to "USB Debugging" enabled (if you haven't already), plug it into the PC running S1C, and viola! S1C will start running through some scripts. Then when it says done, you click the "Test" button that pops up asking if you want to test. If it says "Success", unplug your phone and REBOOT it. You are rooted running stock KA6 Froyo. If it doesn't say success (I've never seen this, and I've used it ALOT on 2 different Vibrants), there are further instructions in the original post.

Hope this helps. I've used it on both my & my wife's KA6 running Vibrants multiple times.

If this helps, please don't forget to hit the "Thanks" button below.
[Vibrant Android Development] Yuvan:
Thanks for the app and the video.

Do I need to flash back to Stock Eclair before I can flash a custom rom with this tool? I'm currently on official vibrant Froyo.

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
I would say yes as this doesn't work well with Froyo.
[Vibrant Android Development] Yuvan:
thanks! I used the tool to flash to stock, then rooted, then tried to flash Bionix 1.3 rom following all the steps in the program. After selecting ROM.zip in the reinstall packages stage, it goes to a screen called ClockworkMod Recovery 2.5.0.4 and it has been stuck at "Installing: SDCARD:ROM.zip Finding update package..." for more than 20 mins and counting.

Is this normal? How long should I wait before I panic? lol

n00b :(

Update 1: I let it sit over night and drain the battery. It's booted back to stock now. Going to try again with a different rom.

Update 2: So, I tried again with a diff rom: Trigger. After two months of reading tutorials and trying to figure out all the greek at XDA, this AIO tool finally made it simple enough to install my first rom!! I am now on the home screen of the Trigger Rom!! Will try bionix again, later on!

Thanks Bay_wolf!
[Vibrant Android Development] joe.kerwin:
Hi all. I've never used odin or anything since I purchased my Vibrant in July, always had no trouble with CWM until last night. Flashed a 2.2.1 ROM with eugene's dead hors kernel and it F'd my phone hard. I came from a voodoo kernel however disabled and fully booted into rfs twice before flashing. The ROM wiped my SD (which i'm over) but more importantly I have 0mb of appication storage. My phone still boots and I can use this cursed ROM all I want with what came with it, however can't install anything nor flash to anything else (though i do have access to recovery). I'm currently downloading your program from your site. I'm also a mac user, so using a PC is also all new to me. So can I maybe get a further explanation as to what is needed, if anything, in addition to your application? And what extra steps if any Id need to take to ensure I have application storage upon flashing back to stock? From what I'm reading, it seems all i have to do is download this app and the first two steps from top to bottom can get me back to stock? Can I please have some help as to what I have to do, there's so many theories i've seen such as using "eugenes froyo that doesn't brick" saying it's the "easiest" but then someone kindly directed me here, so I'm not really sure what the latest and greatest method really is since i haven't had to read up on this kind of stuff. Please help guys!
[Vibrant Android Development] chadhoard:
Is there a way to force the phone to have USB debugging checked after Odin back to stock? It would eliminate the step of Odin back to stock, disconnect the USB, check for debugging, reconnect the USB, ect...
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
Video Removed because connexion2005 felt that selling USB Jigs on my site was taking away from his sales of USB Jigs and his video was promoting the sales of mine. I'll be adding a short guide on how to use it to make up for the lose of the video.
[Vibrant Android Development] demize!:
well you pulled my chestnuts out of the fire. I always use the mobile app so I hope I hit the right thanks button. I had to odin back to stock 2.1 and could not reroot, its been so long, oclf doesnt have the option anymore Z4root would not install and your app really smoothed me out. Now I can flash a more updated rom and do all that root stuff to get back to where I was. Very nice foolproof interface I might add.
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
I'm glad it helped you out! If you have any other questions or find issues with it just PM me or post it here.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
can someone mirror this or email to me? im in china and they dont like multiupload
[Vibrant Android Development] EZ14U2NV:
I live this thank you so much

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[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
I'll upload it to a mirror later tonight if no one else does.
[Vibrant Android Development] sactownsav:
Another vibrant saved by this program. Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
mirror?? +10
[Vibrant Android Development] gobluewolverines4:
Do you flash kernals the same way as roms?
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
Working on that as I recently got a dedicated web host. Might be a little bit though as I have some other projects I'm working on.

Nope, you'll need to look at another thread for kernel flashing.

EDIT: I've made all the download links direct links and will hopefully be uploading them to a dedicated host soon for a mirror (I recently got some web hosting where I can host the files). From now on, all download links will be direct.
[Vibrant Android Development] Itanius:
Thank you, bay_wolf, for making life a little better.
[Vibrant Android Development] jpcdeux:
junk. if it actually did something other than gray out and say Not Responding it could be cool.
[Vibrant Android Development] rickballs:
will this work on a vibrant 4g?
[Vibrant Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
is this source code available? I think theres more things that could be done with this.
[Vibrant Android Development] savbers:
Thanks for this :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
what are you trying to do? some of the functions will work but some wont.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Wow

My phone was acting a bit buggy tonight after a few flashes and I wanted to return to stock so I could start fresh. I was looking for some Odin files and found this app. Sure I thought the file size was HUGE and the annoyance of installing .net, but man that was simply slick.

Click Click and for the first time I can honestly say I was able to run Odin successfully the first time through without having to run it a few times to get it to pass.
[Vibrant Android Development] OldeCrow:
Saved my bacon last night!

flashed a rom I copied from the external sd to internal and it errored out in the flash! corrupt zip... @#$%!

I didn't have another rom in the root of the phone to flash so after brainstorming for a minute I decided to test drive the toolbox! Since I always flash with the usb plugged in the phone was ready to go in recovery so I just force fed the phone my rom again, loaded the rom fed over from the toolbox "ROM.zip" it loaded perfectly! YAY no brick, not even any mortar :D

If I had already had the toolbox installed the whole thing wouldn't have even slowed me down!
[Vibrant Android Development] bay_wolf:
Just wanted to say thanks for the donation! And I'm glad the program helped you out.
[Vibrant Android Development] attiffe:
somebody directed me to this thread ...

kindly help me out plz

my phone reboots and jst stucks on lockscreen ..

it only shows the notification bar and it shows dialoge box [ complete

the action using .launcherpro or .twlauncher ] and it jst vibrates when i

choose and option .. i cant use buttons ... plz help

before last boot i installed launcerpro

( on 2.2 - updated via kies OTA )

also i cant enable debugging mode - bcz i cant get into settings

m jst stuck at lockscreen
[Vibrant Android Development] draychi:
Using this for the first time tonight and all I have to say is wow, great piece of work sir!

Wish I would have had this for the last 200 back-to-stock flashes.

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] warfenix:
i have odin and there is no master clear? is it Phone EFS clear?
[Vibrant Android Development] IllusiveDreams:
Ive been having some issues with the Toxic ROMS. Im hoping a reflash to stock, reroot and fresh flash will fix the issues Ive been having. Used this program for the first time and it was a BREEZE to use. When I get some extra dough, Ill donate to ya! Great program for a seasoned flasher or a newbie thats for sure.
[Vibrant Android Development] civicvx94:
I'm having an issue using this to root..when I select root the phone from AIO, it seems to work and takes me into recovery, but when I choose "reinstall packages" it gives me an error "E:signature verification failed" and aborts..when I reboot I still dont have SU permissions..any idea what I'm doing wrong?
[Vibrant Android Development] savbers:
Can't Root with this. :(

WHAT WILL I DO WITHOUT TITANIUM BACKUP! D:
[Vibrant Android Development] nickdog670:
I flash back to stock perfectly from MIUI, but when I try to root is USB debugging is not enabled so the files can not be transfered, but I do have it enabled. Any ideas on what could be wrong? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] Mookie_Jones:
nickdog,

did you try several times? sometimes it doesnt always work on the first try. I was looking into why this is but only now just returned to the states to update my eclipse and look further into it.
[Vibrant Android Development] icky2g:
Wonderful

Worked great. For some reason I have been putting off flashing back to stock even though my phone was a bit laggy (was getting max 7Kb/sec, now I get 600Kb/sec). I procrastinate a lot, its an ADD thing I think. But anyway this made it easy for me to just DO it. No time to think, quick and easy.

Thanks sent!

Donation sent!
[Vibrant Android Development] Nasty64:
Same issue. How do we resolve this?

Edit: I think I fixed it. My phone came with 2.2, so I did "Flash to Stock" from the AIO Vibrant Toolbox, which put 2.1 on there. Then it seemed to root ok.
[Vibrant Android Development] Chucktastic:
Question:

Using the 'Flash to Stock' option should allow me to put a version on the phone that wont get me in trouble when sending the phone back for an exchange?

Have a launch day vibrant that has ALWAYS had gps issues no matter what rom or gps fix I try. So after flashing back to stock last night using this tool I went further and ODIN'd all the way down to 2.1-update1 after speaking to T-Mobile Support via online chat today.

They said that any warranty/exchange would be void if the phone has any signs of being 'rooted'. If so they will change me $119 for the replacement phone and in turn not send me the original back.

Never heard of this before, but than again never had to return a phone after rooting it since my mytouch3g still works just fine.

Any help/suggestions would be greatly appreciated :D
[Vibrant Android Development] Chucktastic:
Instead of removing my post I will update in new post.

After using this tool to flash again to 2.1-update1 I was FINALLY able to get mini kies to recognize the phone which it wouldn't do earlier.

I ran the 'official' update via mini kies and Im now the proud owner of a fully stock 2.2 vibrant! =(

So I would think I'm good to go when it comes to the exchange of the phone next week. Even though I'm a 'noob' here, feel free to wish me luck.
[Vibrant Android Development] malaise:
just got to the almost end of a flash of bionix and was told the install from sdcard was complete in clockwork mod. it now asks if i want to apply sdcard:update.zip. should go through with this?
[Vibrant Android Development] malaise:
nevermind i think i figured it out
[Vibrant Android Development] Eclipse26:
will this work on samsung fascinate
[Vibrant Android Development] derrickps3:
i always have a problem when trying to use the flash custom rom buttom of the toolbox, everytime i click on it and try to open a custom rom it becomes unresponsive and i have to close the program and do it again only for it to happen again :/
[Vibrant Android Development] bobpsmith:
I think I am missing something

where is the "Master Clear" button? ODIN 1.8. sorry if i'm missing something...

Robert
[Vibrant Android Development] s1lenz:
"Search this thread" is your friend...
[Vibrant Android Development] djluis48:
Can i flash a Kernel with this? Or its only for ROMs? Sorry for the noobish question.

Also, is there a version of this for MAC?
[Vibrant Android Development] nuron:
Sorry for the lame question since I'm usually in the Leo section but with this program, I can just download Bionix 1.3.1 and flash my friend's stock phone quick and easy without any extra steps? Just wanted to make sure before I do something to someone else's phone haha.
[Vibrant Android Development] McBang2023:
so when will the upated version be coming out?
[Vibrant Android Development] tording99z28:
So where is the link to download this program, I do not see it anywhere in the original post?
[Vibrant Android Development] djluis48:
Its there, i just saw it...but here it ls:

http://www.multiupload.com/G3LUINMUE0
[Vibrant Android Development] tording99z28:
Thanks, downloading now.
[Vibrant Android Development] djluis48:
I have a suggestion for this brilliant toolbox, and it's to include the Nexus S drivers on the toolbox, since lots of people are using CM7 (or roms based on it), they need the Nexus S drivers to use adb...just a suggestion. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] boydroid:
i used flash back to stock and now my vibrant 4g just constantly reboots at vibrant logo
[Vibrant Android Development] TomorrowSpace:
Thanks mate, saved me hours worth of work after going back to stock Froyo from Odin!
[Vibrant Android Development] salty bisquits:
Encountered a few hicups which were phone related but afterwards this tool worked great, Bay_wolf is the man!! I flashed the latest CM7 nightly in a matter of minutes thankyou for this =D
[Vibrant Android Development] DjIsD:
I feel that this a long overdue post to say THANK YOU! Your Toolbox and Odi:on have:o pulled mot only my Vibrant out of positions it was stuck but has also pulled the Galaxy S 4g I once owned and currently is still used on my Galaxy Tab and Vibrant. Being so dependent on the Toolbox in a jam I just recenly began using the features other than flashing back to stock, booting into download or rcovery, rooting the device etc.

Hesitant on the reaction I wiil receive by posting in the other forums your link to this thread and how helpful this program has been for me I have delayed in posting anything. But now that I am using it on my Tab with not one problem I am going ahead to post my findings. I don't know who else has found out what I have but who know possibly a modified version could be avaible for other devices on the Market. Just a thought. Below is what I can confirm I have used the Toolbox for and what devices it has been used for (all T-Mobile devices)

Other than the Vibrant, Devices and Tasks the Toolbox Accomplshed

DEVICES OTHER THAN THE VIBRANT TASKS THE TOOLBOX ACCOMPLISHED

Sideload App - Galaxy S 4g & Galaxy Tab (3g enabled)

Rooting - Galaxy S 4g & Galaxy Tab 3g

Boot into Download - Galaxy S 4g & Galaxy Tab 3g

Boot into Recovery - Galaxy S 4g & Galaxy Tab 3g

Install a Custom - Galaxy Tab 3g - DID NOT USE Rom Manager provided to Users as part of theToolbox files but used Overcome customized CWN (never tried Galaxy 4g,already sold)

Flash Back To Stock - Galaxy S 4g & Galaxy Tab

NOT USING THE PIT & TAR FILES PROVIDED BY THE TOOLBOX PROGRAM. You need to find the Odin instrucions and appropriate files for your device.

When Odin wouln't recognize my device somehow the button on this screen that pulls up Odin would do something to kick in what was missing and Odin was now show the device. Now this is the only task that DID NOT work 100% of the time. When it didn't no harm is done because I didn't proceed to flash anything.

As soon as I have tried out my other devices I will post the outcome.

Of course it is common knowledge but can never be stated too many times, using this program the user is using at their own risk. No-one other than the user is responsible for their device and what they do with it. The Vibrant Toolbox was designed and created by Bay-Wolfe and intended to be used for the Samsung Vibrant only and no other device.

Thank you again!!:D