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[Vibrant Android Development] Deleted member 2371530:
Any bugs?
[Vibrant Android Development] Elite GunnerX:
Edit: op just fixed link
[Vibrant Android Development] offdutyninja808:
I think you might be retarded.

Sent from my nuclear powered submarine!
[Vibrant Android Development] malevolent000:
I think he did not clarify that in the OP 10 min ago but now its edited ****.
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Hahaha

±1

Sent from my SGH-2
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
Neat, gonna give this a go.

Thanks OP
[Vibrant Android Development] emonero:
Will this work in pure stock 2.2 rooted?
[Vibrant Android Development] malevolent000:
As long as you have Clockwork recovery installed then yes.
[Vibrant Android Development] junxracr:
Downloading. I'm doing performance and battery check on deadhorse will do the same with OverStock and report any findings thx
[Vibrant Android Development] thegreatcity:
No, flash through RED RECOVERY only. I.E. Voodoo kernel. If you are on pure stock, you should flash a stock+voodoo kernel, then flash this.

Great kernel by the way! Enjoying it with Bionix V 1.2.1
[Vibrant Android Development] xtone:
is the cracking sound still present?
[Vibrant Android Development] Blars1206:
I like the new boot animation. Thanks cmenard and viral!
[Vibrant Android Development] phrozenflame:
Greetings,

I'm really interested in testing this out, but bit of a noob, my situation:

- I KIES'd to KA6, 2.2 Froyo from Stock 2.1

- I then ODINed Stock Flash KA6 Vodoo, now I have Vodoo enabled.

My questions:

- Will it work fine over my setup? (I think it should reading from OP, but just want to be sure :) )

- What is RED recovery?
[Vibrant Android Development] cezzarmicu:
You have to have RED recovery to make sure that you have a good flash. While on the GREEN recovery, just go to advanced then select reboot recovery. That should then take you to the RED recovery. From there, select install zip, choose zip, then flash
[Vibrant Android Development] hanbaoquan15:
Unless you flash Eugene's kernel, red or green has nothing to do with a good flash.
[Vibrant Android Development] Androidawg:
Flashed over loki 213. Camera 2 sec review works. 1773 quadrant. Very snappy.
[Vibrant Android Development] cezzarmicu:
Thanks. I get you there. But he specifically said he was coming from stock ka6+voodoo, so he does not have much to worry about :D
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
If you wanna smoke them their phones do this: long press Home button and open Task Manager, go to Ram Management tab, select Level 2 then Clear memory, hit Home button after the Task Manager kills all background processes, run Quadrant, run 2-3 tests consecutively, you will get at least 1750.
[Vibrant Android Development] gozilar84:
thanks for the fix~~

but now i got a minor issue on some of ther camera apps aside of the stock camera. I've been using camera360 and Vignette before flash this kernel are perfectly work. But after using this kernel and i start use Vignette as shoot a pic, it went to white screen and start reboot. In addition, when i use camera360 it took a pic and went to review pic taken. however, when i save the pic it went into blink and reboot too~~

i'm curiouse is that the kernel problem or maybe just the rom prolbme?

currently running on the Bionix-V-1.3fix voodoo enable
[Vibrant Android Development] roguly:
just flashed this over frost...works
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Same BAT TIME! Same BAT CHANNEL! Classic!!!!

VERY, nice work! As in, VERY.

Also, could i suggest that you need to...

HAVE FUN WITH THIS! It is a great... GREAT KERNEL, indeed.

I can't press the daggone button anymore, "Thanks" Button... THANKS!

p.s.

You might want to look at the zoom feature of either both the camera and video recording... I've gotten freeze frames or hiccups. I'll try to reproduce the hiccups and send you the logcat. BTW, both vid and cam recording are done on the highest resolution that does the freezes or hiccups. And this is only when I zoom in or out. Also, I was coming from Jocelyn's CWK Color. If that helps.

cmenard, GREAT KERNEL!
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Unfortunately this kernel did not play nice with my phone. Im running Trigger 2.6.3.. It caused my phone to be very slow waking up and a few times I had to reboot it to get it to wake. Also after waking the lockscreen was sometimes laggy . I flashed backed to supercurios ka7 voodooo and all is well again. This is by no means a gripe to you or your kernel I just wanted to leave some feedback. I was really excited to flash this. Oh well I guess we cant have everything. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
When I long passed home, right after the menu popped up, my phone rebooted into "safe mode" 8-\ I thought it might be a glitch, and tried it again while in safe mode, and it rebooted my phone again into safe mode. At that point I was pretty nervous. So I powered down and back up, all seemed fine but I wasn't willing to try it again, do I went looking for Task Manager in my app drawer and it want there... I had frozen it with TiBU! After defrosting it, all works fine again. I feel like a dumb ass! But sadly I only saw about a 100 point jump in Quadrant... Thank you anyway, who knows what else want working right because of freezing TM!
[Vibrant Android Development] da_dragon2k3:
Wifi issue: after toggling it on/off a few times it stops working. This is with the drop down wifi toggle or power control widget. rpolito73 also seems to have this issue.

Temporary fix1: either go into menu--settings--wireless and network--wifi settings-- turn on through there. I get a subtile underneath Wi-Fi that says "error". Don't fret, keep pressing it till it takes.

Temporary fix2: reboot phone.

Trigger 2.6.3 w/OS 1.2.1 kernel
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
I updated to your 1.3 last night and today I'm getting issues with the battery.

My question is if I'm not going to use bln do I need to remove the lib file for the lights our install neldars app and shut it off to avoid battery drain?

Just want to do it the right way, on your 1.2 test I deleted the lib file, but don't want to if that messes anything else up. Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Yeah, battery drain is terrible. I pulled phone off the charger @ 7am. Battery was 100%. It's now 9:25am & i'm down to 68%. Otherwise it's fast & smooth!
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
Auto rotation is the same. I believe this was an issue in CW and Dragon, too.
[Vibrant Android Development] thenikeman:
Hmm, I've been unplugged for 2hrs 10mins and showing 98% in SGS Info...running the latest kernel too.

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
I'm around 10 per hour myself, yesterday on the test kernel was at 2 or 3. I'll try deleting the lib lights file and reboot.

Edit....Not even 20 minutes later I'm down to 74. Maybe the bln control app is needed? Anyone know the answer?

Edit again... Removed the lib lights file, all is well again. No more drain at idle. Love this kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] MINUS Stl:
I guess it's a good thing I'm still reconditioning from 1.2.1 from Saturday night. Still at 29% left until dead. Haven't had battery life like this since JAC was doing kernels. So glad I changed to OverStock! :D
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
Is that file,lights.s5pc110.so?
[Vibrant Android Development] :
I was running latest bionix with fix. I 3-buttoned into recovery, cleared cache, flashed overstock 1.3, cleared cache again, & rebooted. I may just need to recondition & let phone adjust. I will post back if battery life improves or degrades further.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Yes, that's the one I removed. I had this problem with the other CW kernel as well. I think it's because I don't use the bln app to control it, but either way on both kernels I deleted the file and rebooted and the problem goes away.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
I just renamed it with ... at end,which effectively stops it,I think.

I did that,just in case it would mess up anything and cause me to revert back.

I've been using NoLed,which is light on battery drain.
[Vibrant Android Development] OldeCrow:
whats the new boot logo look like?
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Same here noled. Use .bak at the end, that works for sure, but you can delete i
[Vibrant Android Development] :
Cool. So where is this file located? System?
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
System/lib/hw lights.s5pc
[Vibrant Android Development] Shiv4m:
Where can I find the lib files so that I can delete the bln file? Im running 1.1 by the way.
[Vibrant Android Development] peecs121:
Excellent battery life! Unplugged at 7am and use it all day: music, text,browser and alot of xda and my battery is at 70% at 2:12pm. Great job!!

Bionix 1.3 w/ overstock 1.3 rocking the Scarlet Leftovers
[Vibrant Android Development] Globespy:
Dude.....the answer was the last post before yours....an hour before you posted.

Reading is fun! :)
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
Shouldn't that read,system/lib/lights.spc110.so?

That's at the very bottom of lib index.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
I once had Visual Voicemail frozen in TB and had not received any voicemail notifications. Now I try to minimize my selection of frozen system apps as much as possible. I started editing ROM packages so that certain system or 3rd-party apps I do not want installed removed prior to flashing, and I think I got a good handle on eliminating right apps. This kernel rocks anyway in all directions.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
I had issues with wifi using OS 1.1. I turn on wifi and it connects to my home router. Then I leave wifi turned on and leave my house. Come back to my house in a couple of hours and wifi would not pick up automatically. I turn off wifi and turn it back on it does not pick up. And I go into settings and turn it off/on again there and it finally picks up.

Well this was resolved by reflashing the kernel and ROM altogether. I am not certain if it's kernel-related or ROM-related.. But it could just be a bad flash IMO.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
I currently have OS 1.3 + Bionix-V 1.3. Today I unplugged my phone from the charger @9:30 a.m., came to work, talked on 3 3-min calls with my girlfriend, sent and received a few msgs, browsed Pulse news reader for ~20 mins, Facebook for ~15 min, played PewPew for ~20 mins.. No, I am not working at all! And I have 87% left @3:10p.m.

Roughly 6 hrs with light to moderate use, and it's ~2.3% per hour drain. Oh yeah I reconditioned my battery 2 days ago. Not bad at all.

EDIT: Just FYI, I have BLN deactivated and the auto update check within BLN control app disabled as well.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Yes it should, I typed what I could remember on the phone, figured you could figure it out from there. Sorry if it caused confusion
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
I just love the new OverStock boot logo!! You gotta see it for yourself!
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
/system/lib/hw/lights.s5pc110.so

Well shouldn't you replace it with the one from another kernel that does not support BLN so it doesn't cause any problems instead of just deleting it? The file doesn't seem to be just an addition to BLN kernels.
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
No,I was clarifying that for luckyduck69.
[Vibrant Android Development] Shiv4m:
If I'm using Bionix 1.3, should I disable Voodoo first or can I just straight away install the new 1.3 OS? And I see two light.so files, should I delete both?
[Vibrant Android Development] cmenard:
You can flash right over your current setup. No, you don't have to delete the light.so files. Just make sure to install nelder's BLN Control app from the market if you don't already have it. You can enable/disable BLN through there.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
No. If you look in the zip file you downloaded to flash this you will see that it installed it. You can remove it if you don't want BLN notifications.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
You do not need to disable Voodoo, just flash the new kernel. I have seen a new Voodoo kernel flash converting my data partition (not system) once again even though I've already had Voodoo enabled, don't know exactly why it did that. Anyway don't panic and let it do its thing. Make sure to clear cache partition and dalvik cache right after flashing a new kernel at all times.

You don't need to delete lights.s5pc110.so file IMO. I do have it in my system, I just deactivated BLN using the control app, and am getting great battery life.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
If you look into Bionix-V v1 ROM package you will see that the file is included. This is before the Froyo source has been released, and before BLN is included in Vibrant kernels.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
EDIT: You can absolutely delete the file from the zip package prior to flashing IF you want no BLN support and IF you are the first-timer flashing a kernel that supports BLN, IMO. But if you have already flashed BLN kernel, and if you want to remove the functionality, I think it would be safe to revert the file back to the original.. Well what do I know, I am not a dev.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Wasting too many posts on this, Cmenard is going to kick us out.

1) you can delete the lights lib file, 100%, I did it back on test 1.2.1 and did it on the current version.

2) if you don't have the bln control app to turn it off or use noled or have no use in the future for BLN, deleting the lib file seems to keep the battery from draining when using a BLN supported kernel without the app. I've been wrong before, I might be wrong now, but my phone as tracked in system panel shows battery drain until I delete the lib file and I don't have the BLN control app.

I'm never going to use BLN so I don't want the app on my phone. Hope this helps those using noled like myself. CMenard, keep up the great work!
[Vibrant Android Development] Shiv4m:
Where can I find cache partition and dalvik cache and how can I clear them?
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
reboot into recovery, select advanced
[Vibrant Android Development] Yaz75:
I have zero use for BLN, so I just uninstalled using Titanium and had no issues.

Love the kernal. I am loving the Voodoo sound. Thanks for the hard work.
[Vibrant Android Development] anteko:
Can someone tell me what exactly I need to do in order to flash this over Bionix v1.3??

I see it says I need to flash it from "red recovery", but the version of CWM I'm using is green, can I just go to "install from .zip" from there or do I need to do something else ?
[Vibrant Android Development] silverspoon80:
:cool::cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] :
yeah, i deleted that file and my battery is normal again. this kernel is amazing. major props to the architect!
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
All you deleted was the bln app, you can't delete a lib file from titanium.
[Vibrant Android Development] hitman818:
Frost actually supports any kernel. Its in the op.
[Vibrant Android Development] hern1989:
does anyone know if the problem with the mobile Ap error that it has, has to do with this kernel? i got an error everytime and it wouldnt let me turn on the mobile AP. i switched kernels and now i have no issue...anyone knows?
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
No. Reboot into recovery, from green recovery, select advanced and from advanced select reboot recovery. You should end up in red recovery from there. You'll know its red recovery because it is red.

Once you're in red recovery, flash from sd card like normal and choose the appropriate .zip file and flash.

If this helps, go back through all the pages and find the post that originally explains this (how I figured it out) and thank them. Then thank me for pointing you in the right direction... Unless you brick your phone, then I'll understand if you don't feel like thanking ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
First time really using 1.3, is the "color" fix already enabled and running after flashing? No additional app needed correct?

Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] T3chDad:
No app needed...it's just "there"...
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
Glad I'm not the only one!	lol
[Vibrant Android Development] cezzarmicu:
hi kcp,

Ok, so i deleted the .so file from the system. But after I rebooted, the system seemed to have just created another .so file (dated today). Can't it be permanently deleted? I now have the bln control app so it would not really matter that much anymore. Just wanted to confirm how you permanently deleted it?

thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
I never rebooted, mine is back now, guess I need the app to turn it off too now
[Vibrant Android Development] Yaz75:
So is the lib file inert without the app to access it? Or do I have to use root explorer to delete the file? Honestly, if it's too much of a hassle, I'll leave it alone. But if it's actively using the battery, then I want it gone.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
I was told to delete the lib file, but as someone just pointed out it comes back on reboot. Maybe you have to delete it before flashing the kernel from the zip package. I'll try that.
[Vibrant Android Development] Yaz75:
You're probably right, I'm just apprehensive to screw around with the zip file.

That has disaster for me resulting in throwing objects written all over it.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
No it's easy, but I did it and it still came back, not sure why. I'll have to get the app and turn them off I guess, what a waste of posts huh? !
[Vibrant Android Development] sano614:
Does having the red recovery mean voodoo is enabled? I currently have the red recovery, but voodoo isn't enabled on my rom (axura 2.3.0.0).

I'd like to flash this, but want to know if I should enable voodoo first, or just having a red recovery with no voodoo enabled is enough to flash it.
[Vibrant Android Development] MINUS Stl:
Red recovery is all you need. Voodoo can be enabled or disabled.....your choice. Personally, I always disable it prior to flashing, but I'm used to the original voodoo kernels where you HAD to disable it.
[Vibrant Android Development] anteko:
I thanked you in advance, but if I brick my phone I'll make sure you know

Thanks for answering my question :)

Edit:

Ok just tried this and it didn't work. I reboot into recovery (Android system recovery<3e>) > Select "reinstall packages" > I get to the green ClockworkMod Recovery v2.5.1.2 > Advanced > Reboot Recovery > It takes me right back to the Android system recovery <3e>

What do I do now? If I select reinstall packages again it just starts the entire process over again.

Ideas ?
[Vibrant Android Development] phrozenflame:
Cheers!! Thanks :)
[Vibrant Android Development] TomJones30:
Wifi calling did not work with Overstock 1.3 on Bionix 1.3. I reflashed 1.1 and it's working again.
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
Hmm... Mine either boots directly into red recovery (most times), or if it doesn't, I do it the way I posted earlier... I'm stumped. I was also thinking it might be that you needed to modify your 3e, but if you can get to CWM recovery, then you've already done that... Sorry it didn't work. Sorry if you've already said, but what voodoo kernel did you start with?
[Vibrant Android Development] anteko:
I'm running bionix-v1.3.. so, I guess whatever kernel came with that? I flashed bionix straight from stock yesterday.
[Vibrant Android Development] techbeck:
Nice, just applied this and got a score of 1791. Almost 200 more than with 1.2. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jaetm83:
Unzip the attached and try pushing the lights.s5pc110.so file to /system/lib/hw/ overwriting the existing one. This one is from Bionix-V v1 package and has a different file size than the neldar's BLN patchwork which is included in OverStock v1.3. I am quite sure this one is the same as the stock, but cannot confirm this. I personally don't need to try this because I have no problem using the control app to deactivate the BLN and have a great battery life already. But if you don't mind, please try this as it seems that you are having problem deleting the file permanently and see if this helps extend battery life.

I am sure you do know this but for others interested to try out: Unzip the attached zip file, connect your phone to your computer, copy the included lights.s5pc110.so file to you SD card (internal or external doesn't matter), disconnect the phone from the computer, using Root Explorer copy the file from SD card to /system/lib/hw/ folder, if asked whether or not to overwrite select yes, and make sure the permission is set to rw-r--r-- (User: Read and Write checked, Group: Read checked, and Others: Read checked).

EDIT: I forgot to mention. Reboot after pushing this file into the aforementioned folder.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Flashed over Bionix 1.2.1 and it's working fantastic! Super fast and very stable. Everything works as far as I can tell. Quads at 1751-1800 solid. Beautiful, thanks so much!
[Vibrant Android Development] iynfynity:
will the file get deleted when i flash a stock kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Nope, it's included with some ROMs. I'm on trigger and its there. Trigger ws just updated, going to delete it from the file first before flashing it and will test then.
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
Bionix 1.3 comes prepacked with this kernel already, but if you flashed 1.3.1 they've removed it. I'm guessing they replaced it with one they feel runs better with that ROM.

How is Bionix? I've never flashed a ROM and have been considering it more and more lately.
[Vibrant Android Development] GreggoryD502:
Take the plunge. You wont regret it. I've not had a bionix rom for a while. Im sure its a great rom. I can vouch for trigger tho. I've been running it for over a week now and its very smooth.

Powered by my Triggerized Vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] phrozenflame:
Just flashed.

Quadrant: 1742 on Stock KA6 voodoo.

Installed BLN and Voodoo app.

I will confirm battery stats in few hours, i'll charge now.

If it may help:

Came from Stock KA6 Voodoo Rom and Kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
update...I removed the lights.spc... from the ROM zip and from the overstock zip before flashing trigger 2.7 and it still gets put back when the phone boots. It's like you can't delete it. I'm just going to install the BLN control and shut it down. I don't think there's any point trying to delete the lib file if it's going to appear again no matter what you do. I'm beginning to think we've been chasing this down for nothing. I'm done on this topic.

I will add that Trigger 2.7 is very fast with overstock, the response is instant, snappy isn't the word, snappy is slow in comparison to how fast the new rom responds.
[Vibrant Android Development] MINUS Stl:
Agreed with Trigger 2.7 and Overstock 1.3. Lethal combo (not literally)! Switched from Bionix 1.2.1 to Trigger 2.6.2 and haven't looked back since. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] mainevent3405:
So I can just install this over 2.7 and all should be well? Nothing needs to be removed or deleted? I've been using Jocelyn's with no problems. From reading it seems as this is better for 2.7. I just dont wanna have to do anything extra. Flash it and watch it work!

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] eminembdg:
I ditto this question. With all the stuff I've been reading I'm getting interested in maybe flashing this kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Just flash it. I'm lazy and flash it from the install rom option in rom manager and it's faster reboots on it's own.

Just don't select delete or backup since you aren't flashing a whole rom
[Vibrant Android Development] phrozenflame:
Battery Feedback

When unlpugged = 97%

3 and half hours later: 69%

During this time:

~15 minutes of calls.

~30 minutes of EA Worms

Battery reduced by: 28%

I'd say thats excessive and as my feedback, I'd suggest that Battery stuff should be amongst to-do lists for the Kernel.

Other than battery, The Kernel so far is excellent. Very smooth and zippy. Feels faster than stock KA6 Voodoo kernel.

If anybody has any tips and tricks to improve battery time for the kernel, I'd really appreciate it,

Many thanks.

*Note: 3 and half hours of testing is too less of a time for a solid outcome.