yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Glad I kept 2.2.1 cause 2.4.1 totally broke my gps. Who knew....

Sent from my Bionix 1.3.2 text mystery ROM....
[Vibrant Android Development] LXXIII:
I'm surprised more people haven't talked about this. GPS totally does not work.
[Vibrant Android Development] Jinxi:
Interesting. I was under the impression GPS had more to do with rom than kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] Duce HD2:
Would not connect at all on 2.4.1. With gps test it was showing 2-3 sats and never connected. I'm running bionix 1.3.2 that has superb gps. As soon as I flashed back to 2.2.1 it connected immediately, 12 sats in view and connected to 8.

Sent from my Bionix 1.3.2 text mystery ROM....
[Vibrant Android Development] VVerevvolf:
Odd - I'm running the same ROM but with 2.4.1 and my GPS is fine. I guess it may be another case of different phoned reacting differently! :(
[Vibrant Android Development] LXXIII:
What ROM are you running? the other person who had GPS issues was running Bionix-V 1.3.2. I'm running Bionix-V 1.3.1
[Vibrant Android Development] jpnelson40:
Have you done the Hardware Fix? Before I did that, I had highly variable results such as you are describing; afterwards, it just seems to work with all the ROMs and Kernels for me. Really, T-Mobile or Samsung should train someone in all their stores to do this fix: it would only take 5' once someone had practice and the tools handy.

"CORRECT Hardware GPS Fix" at xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9938503
[Vibrant Android Development] LXXIII:
Yes. We have done the hardware fix. We used to have great GPS.

EDIT: Flashed from Bionix-V 1.3.1 to Bionix NextGen and my GPS still wasn't working. Since I had previously implemented the hardware fix, I did the hardware fix again but using solder this time... Results: INCREDIBLE.... inside my room on the 20th floor of my building and I've got a lock 5/10 sats @ 30 feet! Lock took maybe 4 seconds.
[Vibrant Android Development] demonstrate:
Damn this kernel is amazingly faster, and I love it, some games wouldnt run, now they do.
[Vibrant Android Development] VVerevvolf:
My mistake, I'm running Bionix NG - I thought Duce was running the same.
[Vibrant Android Development] the drugstore:
Is the OP gonna do another update for this kerne:confused:l
[Vibrant Android Development] volkl23:
This one isn't good enough? Are you having problems with it?
[Vibrant Android Development] Abu-7abash:
There's a new version called Bullet that OC to 1.42 and is pretty stable. You gotta register at EDT's forum to get it though.
[Vibrant Android Development] LXXIII:
Those kernels need to be Odin'd. Why is that? Are they compatible with Bionix?
[Vibrant Android Development] Abu-7abash:
Those are the gingerbread kernels you're talking about there. Look for bullet 1.42. Its in a different thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] noinoi24:
please provide me a step-by-step instructions on how to set this over set CPU. thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] hern1989:
no update to voodoo sound v8???
[Vibrant Android Development] nirogu325:
I think the OP moved on to the successor of this kernel: Bullet. That one's at his development team forum. So I don't expect any updates nor Voodoo Sound 9 for this one. Side note: so far Bali has been better on the battery, at least for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] howetechnical:
Had some issues with dragon 5.2 so I installed 2.4.1 of this. Wow! 2048 on quadrant (I know, not the best utility) which is 300 more than I got on dragon with the same 1200mhz. Also seems more stable with no freezes so far. Love that the min frequency can be lower than 800 too.

Running bionix 1.3.2
[Vibrant Android Development] the drugstore:
If you get the Voodoo Control App from the market place it will update your version of Voodoo Sound:D
[Vibrant Android Development] hern1989:
i have it but still have the same version..lol.
[Vibrant Android Development] stevedrz:
Does anyone have an old copy of Overstock 1.5.1? I was using it from Simply Galaxy Remix 2.8, and it had it... It had amazing battery life...
[Vibrant Android Development] DR-EVIL23:
which one of the three versions has the best battery life?
[Vibrant Android Development] Shermer321:
1.5.2 If your phone can handle the -25 across the entire voltage range
[Vibrant Android Development] nhc:
Hi,

I am a newbie here and just flashed to Simplegalaxy 2.8 and the kernel is OC 1.51.

1. Where can I find RED RECOVERY to flash the kernel to 1.52? I am familiar with SGS kernel flasher though.

2. I used Voodoo control app and saw that under the Lagfix preferences, there is an option for "Ext3 /system". Should I change /system to ext4 as well, would it improve performance?

Thank you!

Cheers.
[Vibrant Android Development] Superbeeblaze:
Hey, this is my first kernel, LOVE it. Got it mainly because of the horrible factory sound issue. Held camera by subwoofer while recording a video and NO distortion at all, this is great. I guess thanks supercurio for that one.
[Vibrant Android Development] momashi:
Thank you! I didn't even know there was a frame rate cap in Android Kernels. You're latest kernel took my Quandrant score from 1550 to 1950 on Bionix NextGen 2.
[Vibrant Android Development] DR-EVIL23:
thanks! great kernel! GPS works better than ever with this kernel!

Bionix 1.3.1 + Overstock 1.5 = a perfect match.:):)
[Vibrant Android Development] serendipityguy:
How would anyone compare this kernel to the Bali kernel in retrospect with battery li

How would anyone compare this kernel to the Bali kernel in retrospect with battery life? Using with Bionix 1.3.1 . . . Speed, GPS, Battery.
[Vibrant Android Development] adityamunshi:
Ive found it to be a bit better used with Bionix and KB5.
[Vibrant Android Development] trunkstar1:
I don't get it... What does that mean? How do you compare battery of life when using one kernel to battery life using another kernel? Seems pretty common.
[Vibrant Android Development] JediDru:
Not at all most scale the cpu differently with there own optimizations. I prefer the Dmz kernel. They are all very good on froyo though.
[Vibrant Android Development] trunkstar1:
I thought the whole point was to flash new new stuff then compare it to other stuff.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Going to reflash. Tested the pics the way it crashed for me thursday and it worked fine now though. Will reflash and keep testing. Thanks

Edit...went back to stock voodoo ka7 let it boot then reflashed 1.2.1 again seems better. Thanks for fixing the camera issues
[Vibrant Android Development] bradycl_84043:
Very interesting how hit or miss this issue with the camera review is. A lot of people on the Bionix 1.3 thread are reporting having it with either Overstock 1.0 or 1.1, so I don't doubt that some condition that a lot of people have in common is causing it. I flashed both Bionix 1.3 (OS 1.0) and the update .zip that Som added (OS 1.1) last night, and don't have the problem with either. Highest-res with review on the camera and everything working fine. And my Vibrant is from release day. HD camcorder at highest res working fine, gps and wifi working fine, and battery has been outstanding.
[Vibrant Android Development] da_dragon2k3:
1.2.1 working fine so far, better quandrent scores than ka7 w/voodoo. No issues with taking pictures at highest resolution and reviewing them. Seem the 2MB fixed the issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] Andreal:
Running 1.2.1 test with Trigger 2.6.1, no camera issues (photos, recording, review). Quadrant: 17xx.

Great work.
[Vibrant Android Development] Corvette Dave:
I am having trouble getting this Kernel to flash. I install from red recovery both with Bionix v1.3 and by its self and my phone hangs on the Vibrant boot screen. I would like to give this kernel a try but need some advice.

Anyone have anything they could share to get this installed???
[Vibrant Android Development] hern1989:
it fixed my fc on the camera. thanks.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] junxracr:
I normally flash kernel then wipe dalvik cache, fix permissions then reboot. Gotta wait a little longer for phone to boot, but works everytime.
[Vibrant Android Development] Corvette Dave:
I have tried that also but still hangs on the Vibrant screen. Right now I am running CWK Kernel but would like to try this rom.
[Vibrant Android Development] z3NN9:
I came from cwk & just flashed no issue. I would also like to note I have never used a dead horse kernel on my phone and have successfully gone between stock.plus voodoo to dragon, dow, cwk, and overstock without having a single problem (knock on wood)
[Vibrant Android Development] jake2k1:
great kernel. running bionic v 1.2.1 ... when I turn on 2 sec preview for camera... I get white screen and self reboot.
[Vibrant Android Development] MintJulep:
Mobile AP issue

I'm also having an issue with Mobile AP, although a slightly different one.

Initially, after a reboot Mobile AP works fine.

But if I turn Mobile AP off I cannot turn it on again. The "Connecting Packet server" message comes up, and never connects.

If I reboot it works again, but again only once.
[Vibrant Android Development] smashpunks:
Newest test kernal still kicking ass for me.. 1.2.1 I believe..
[Vibrant Android Development] g2tl:
+1 on 1.2.1 test
[Vibrant Android Development] Corvette Dave:
I did try dead horse kernel and had problems going back to voodoo. Could that be the problem?
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
I cant seem to replicate this, mobile ap turns off/on just fine

1.2.1 on trigger 2.6.4
[Vibrant Android Development] z3NN9:
It's possible, it seems like ppl who have run it are having issues going back to a standard voodoo kernel. I'm not familiar enough with ulf to give much good info.
[Vibrant Android Development] kcp877:
Most likely. After I had the dead horse I had to odin back to stock non voodoo and start over. Try disabling voodoo, flashing a stock non voodoo, then back to a stock voodoo kernel like ka7 then this. That's how I got back to normal.
[Vibrant Android Development] mr.haqeem:
ill try use camera360 and got force reboot & after use 1.21 kernel..seems it fix it. but still under testing..i will report if got any bug
[Vibrant Android Development] rpolito73:
Cant get Wifi to work

Anyone else having probs with turning on wifi?
[Vibrant Android Development] MINUS Stl:
Those having issues flashing this kernel, I'm fairly certain it's from having a ulf kernel installed before. I've used Dead Horse in the past and have converted back to a voodoo kernel with no problems. However,I tried quite a few times to flash this kernel (from red recovery), but never got it to work fully. I'd either get stuck on the Vibrant screen or it would flash, but when rebooted to recovery it would be the stock samsung recovery. This is even after ODIN'ing to stock JFD with and without repartition checked.
[Vibrant Android Development] bricklin:
Thanks for your efforts.
[Vibrant Android Development] jddunkley:
Feedback: the 1.2.1 test worked, no more camera problems :-) LOVE the voodoo sound, now ky drumline videos don't sound like total crap haha thanks so much!
[Vibrant Android Development] jaxminzsky:
Work fine for me too in the same recipe (1.2.1 on trigger 2.6.4)
[Vibrant Android Development] Yellow C6:
I can't get Mobile AP to turn on using v1.2.1 test version kernel. I'm using stock KB1 rom. Going back to CWK til the bugs are worked out.
[Vibrant Android Development] g2tl:
mobile ap

For people having difficulty with mobile ap, try turning on the wifi, and then mobile ap. That's the only way to make it work for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] Lo N Slo:
So I just tried flashing this kernel through RED recovery a second ago and I got an error saying "signature verification failed."

Anyone else have this issue and if so how do I flash this kernel otherwise?

Also, in the OP and title, when he says "micfixed," is he referring to the issue where the phone mic does not receive sound when earphones/headsets are plugged in? Or do I have to refer to the ROMs thread to resolve that issue.

I really like to leave headphones plugged in while making calls, even if the headset has no mic the phone can still pick up sound from a good distance.

Any help is awesome, thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
Good point. Worked fine for me when wifi was on, but I get the error with wifi turned off
[Vibrant Android Development] mcmicham:
I flashed this kernel with bionix 1.3 then did the fix for that rom as well last night. I after i flashed the fix i got weird yellorw and red text that said something along the lines of "ernel panic emplode mode" freaked me out for a sec! It came right after the vibrant boot logo then stuck there for probably 20 min. I tried to reboot and eventually it did just like normal. Everything thing works I'd just like to now if the flash worked or not I can't tell weather I'm usuing the 1.0 or the 1.1? In the settings it just has 2.6.32.9 under kernel version.
[Vibrant Android Development] jaxminzsky:
I try like you said, I put my wifi off, but it work for me no matter if wifi was turned on or off

Samsung Galaxy Vibrant

ROM: Trigger 2.6.4 EDT

Kernel: Overstock 2.1.2 test
[Vibrant Android Development] MadJoe:
Thanks, you made that a lot more straight-forward for this newb and I was able to find my Red Recovery. Anyway, I would lay down a thanks-click if I hadn't already hit my 5 for the day, but I'll try to remember to come back tomorrow.

Thanks again!

EDIT: My stock Vibrant before this kernel ran between 933-952 on Quadrant, with this not only am I getting 1458-1468, it runs the test so much faster! I know Quadrant doesn't exactly translate into real-world performance, but it's a nice bragging tool ;). Lots of guys at work with Android phones and I'm about to smoke 'em come Monday!
[Vibrant Android Development] morfic:
You can't compare cmenard's work with Patches' Dragon.

This Kernel is much cleaner, no random performance patches other than proven voodoo+ bln enhancements.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Vibrant Android Development] morfic:
Thanks on Core! DoW based on KA6 source would be the same battery wise.

The battery life issues were caused by something cmenard noticed in logs, which allowed me to remove something Samsung turned on in the defconfig that caused this (OC or not, battery life is pretty equal on normal use).......days before Vibrant source came out.

People will be very happy with his kernels, I guarantee it.
[Vibrant Android Development] |Logic|:
1.2.1 has fixed my camera issues, but I will continue to test.
[Vibrant Android Development] lavcoles:
hmmm i flashed the .zip over bionix 5 and all i get is the vibrant screen and it wont boot. I flashed it through the red voodoo recovery too, anyone know what went wrong? (i know how to odin back to stock, i just don't know why i can't isntall the kernal correctly"
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
might've been a bad kernel download, I'd redownload and see if that fixes it
[Vibrant Android Development] Spartoi:
I'm getting some incredible battery life outta this kernel. Thanks, cmenard.
[Vibrant Android Development] chupacabra613:
+1 on the battery life!! I'm getting insane life right now and excellent performance. Phenomenal job!! Using trigger 2.6.3.
[Vibrant Android Development] Globespy:
Anyone getting periods of lag? I've found quite often (pretty much most times I type emailfor instance) that when I'm typing in a url, that it can take a little longer to catch up, and sometimes seems to freeze up for a few seconds.

I'm running setcpu with (on demand) max 1000, min 200...screen off 800/200....not sure if these settings are the culprit? On bionix-V.

Thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] OldeCrow:
Just installed 1.2.1 over bionix 1.3+fix installed cpuset... all I can say is wow! butter smooth, lightning fast, very nice! And a respectable quadrant score to go with it!
[Vibrant Android Development] lavcoles:
the same thing happens when i try to get any kernal that isn't basically included in a rom, i also tried to flash DOW on bionix and the same thing happened, the only thing i can do is flash the kernal straight from stock, but then it wouldnt have voodoo.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adarsh1988:
Hey

I bought my galaxy s couple of months ago. My phone is getting overheated while charging. The temp goes over 56 C while charging. I recently did voodoo lagfix. Is my overheating issue due to this or is it normal for temp to reach this high?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I_AM_JUMBLED:
It is completely normal. All HTC and Samsung Android devices get hot under the collar when they are getting charged. As far as I am aware, all electronic devices with long life battery get hot when they get charged.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Exinferios:
Download SGS Tools from the market, click apply script, then click clean_thumb_db.txt

Also, download setCPU, set your lowest clock speed to 100 with a conservative setting.

That may help a bit.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcon10:
Dont charge ur through usb . It get unbelievably hot
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adarsh1988:
Thanks guys I'll check these out
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00ndu:
@OP,

Don't worry, there is a built in safety mechanism that will stop charging when it reached the limit. The limit is 60 deg Celsius, btw. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nearnine:
I have voodoo lagfix and now I'm charging via USB my temp is just 38 C with wifi/sync on.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adarsh1988:
Ya I did lagfix n now temp never goes over 50.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DanielBoeVen:
I've seen that advice many places, including when i just installed HC's Speedmod Kernel, but when i download SGS tools (SGS Toolbox, i had SGS tools some time ago, but now it's gone, but Toolbox have the same icon, så i THINK it's the same) there's no "Apply Script" option, can i download it from some site?.. :O
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adarsh1988:
I downloaded my firmware from romkitchen.org. There u can get sgs toolbox. U could also make ur own custom from there.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcon10:
It will get hot through charging usb. It wont go over 60 .
[Xoom General] Dgree03:
If you are eligible for a corporate discount, you can recieve a discount off you monthly data plan with verizon!

Heres the catch, i has to be $35 and above to recieve. You dont get any discounts on the $20 one. So for me I stepped up to the $35 dollar plan and got 25% off.

So for 26.25 I get 3gb a month!
[Xoom General] schnoz:
Just as the title says. If you have been using the IPad for awhile now, is this a huge step forward or do you wish you would have waited for the IPad 2 (if it is comparable hardware-wise).
[Xoom General] bogatyr:
I like the Xoom better, mostly because I love the Android OS and despire iOS.

One of the biggest selling points for me is the unified file system... iOS required me to upload two copies of files, one to each application if I wanted to share it between two. That tied with using iTunes to copy anything to it drove me nuts.

I did own an iPad though because I needed an ebook reader that could handle large PDFs with ease and no decent Android tablet existed (Win7 tablets had no decent slate ones, my laptop is a convertible tablet). I sold that last week, for the same amount I paid for it actually, in order to buy my Xoom today.
[Xoom General] KwestJones:
not a fair fight

I don't know that you can compare the 2 fairly. The xoom does everything the I pad does and more(other than the iPod stuff) that being said, I like the xoom better. I think ios, while innovative, is now outdated and I hope apple comes correct with an ios update on the I pad 2. For me the diffference is the desktop widgets vs icons, there is no comparison. It'll be better to compare this vs the ipad2 next week.
[Xoom General] JimmyHACK:
I like the xoom better. Now besides the obvious hardware advantages I take that into account.. But a XOOM (Honeyvcomb) just fits me better. I don't think you can go wrong with either tablet, but pick the one that suits your needs and you will be happy.
[Xoom General] Botero:
The iPad was a great toy, but having used this Xoom for only a few hours, I have to say that I can actually see myself being productive on it. Just with gmail, talk and the browser it is already exponentially more useful than my iPad ever was.
[Xoom General] bogatyr:
Except my major complaint about the file system is something Apple intentionally put into their mobile OS. I doubt that will change in the iPad two. It isn't like they weren't aware that applications might want to access the same files.

The widget thing though... that I would expect in the next release of the iPad.
[Xoom General] nitewalker033:
I like the xoom better......
[Xoom General] Eclair~:
I honestly can't wait to see the next iPad, I really wanna see what Apple does to impress. They usually impress well, and this time should be no different. Honestly this will be very interesting. I want to see what will make the iPad 2 so much better than other Android tablets coming out this year. I try to stray away from all this "fanboy" stuff and think based off of the information given to me.

Judging from current leaks (not a good way to judge, I know) the iPad 2 hardware wise isn't blowing anything out of the water. iOS, while beautiful, is limited in terms of customization unless you jailbreak... and if widgets from past Android versions work on the Xoom, I don't know.. I've gotten used to them. They offer delightful way to customize.

This may just be a choice of personal preference, especially if you want apps.
[Xoom General] Diversion:
As a "pick up and go" device.. I think the iPad1 is still stronger than the Xoom at this point in time... I'm seeing major battery drain on my Xoom doing light tasks like Google Talk and Browsing.. And browsing on the iPad is still a much smoother experience.. scrolling in the Xoom browser is craptastic as it has been on all Android devices i've used.

But if you were to ask me to compare Xoom to other Android tablets/phones.. it's definately WAY better than those.. I think the iPad has just as much use and most apps are running way better on my iPad than the Xoom.

Of course, we have to play the waiting game and hope devs code properly for Honeycomb and we should see more polished, faster apps.

But so far, i'm not seeing any outstanding differences between the Xoom and iPad.. and the iPad is doing it better given it's got a lot more time under it's belt.

I wanted the Xoom/Honeycomb to wow me more.. I wanted to be saying "iPad what?" but I can't... yet..

And now iPad2 will be announced next Wednesday and probably stretching it's legs out even further over Honeycomb.. sigh.