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[ROM] seeARMS' Customizable XWJS3 v0.1 (1/31)

News
1/31/11: v0.1 is released; initial beta.
-A JS3-based ROM with a focus on simplicity, stability, speed, and battery life.
Hello XDA.
I wanted to create a ROM on the latest firmware with an emphasis on simplicity, stability, and speed, and battery life. I wanted to be able to customize the ROM without the use of extra software, gimmicks, or any unnecessary tool. I wanted it to be as close to the stock ROM as possible (in terms of appearance, not performance), with only the bloatware removed, and a few key applications added. I also wanted it to be blazing fast without sacrificing battery life.
So, I started working on seeARMS' XWJS3. This ROM gives users the choice of installing their preferred kernel, modem, bootanimation, etc, and using either a wipe / non wipe version (and soon: themes, applications, everything) simply by deleting and renaming a few files.
Using a handful of shell scripts, this ROM checks for, say, the SpeedMod kernel (named "speedmod") in your SD card. If it's found, it installs the speedmod kernel. If you prefer Super Optimized Kernel, that's alright: leave the file named "sok" and delete the other kernels. This ROM will automatically install whichever kernel you choose, without the need to use additional tools or software.
Note before proceeding: This is the initial BETA release, so there are bound to be bugs. I've been running this build for a few days and everything's been fine, but that isn't to say it's completely bug-free. Have a backup on hand in case anything goes wrong.
Also, read the first few posts before asking a question, as I'll try to address everything I can. When you are posting a question/problem, please include the logfile located at "seearms/log/seearms.log" (if it exists). If it doesn't exist, please say so.
Alright, so now that that's done, heres the index:
1. Download and Installation Instructions
2. Changelog, To-Do
3. FAQ and Common Problems
4. Screenshots, Media, User Comments
Current Kernels: SpeedMod K12T-T1, Super Optimized 4.7.2, Advanced Voodoo v666.1+2.
Current modems: JL2, JPY
Current addons: Nexus Bootanimation, Wipe
Features
Based on XWJS3 (v2.2.1) [Latest firmware; fast, battery efficient]
Choice of SpeedMod, Super Optimized, Advanced Voodoo kernel [All have Voodoo sound, sharpness + color, BLN, faster, better battery!]
Created an error-checking script which prevents battery drain and force closes [Ensures the installation goes smoothly]
WiFi Firmware Version Fix [Better battery life]
Circle Battery Mod installed by Default
3 Launchers - Gingerbread, Stock, Launcher Pro
3 Keyboards - Gingerbread, Stock, Multi-Language Swype
Fully deodexed [Easily Themable]
Fully zipaligned [Better RAM Usage]
Fully updated Google Apps (YouTube, Flash, Market, Gmail, Maps)
Latest Su and Busybox [Preinstalled, no extra effort required]
All protected apps in market visible - modified build.prop
Big APN list, which allows instant internet + MMS access
Stock AOSP Lockscreen
Backlight Notifications
Removed startup + shutdown sounds
Phone Ascending Ringtone Fixed
Modified Applications
+ Gingerbread Keyboard
+ Launcher Pro
+ MIUI Music Player
+ SGS Info, Toolbox, Tools
+ Swype 2.15 Multi-Language
- Press Reader
- Write and Go
- MiniDiary
- AllShare
- Buddies Now
- Android Books
- ThinkDroid
- Aldiko eBook
- Layar
- FileIndex, Telegraaf, Samsung Shortcut from stock JS3

Downloads
Latest and Greatest
v0.1: seeARMS' XWJS3 v0.1 (1/31/11)
http://www.multiupload.com/842IKYJ8FU
Addons
Coming soon
Installation Instructions
Before installing, make sure to disable any lagfixes, create any backups that you need, etc.
Long version:
1. Extract the downloaded file to the root of your SD card.
2. Navigate to the "seearms/kernel" folder, and here you should see 3 files: sok for Super Optimized, voodoo for Advanced Voodoo, and speedmod for the SpeedMod kernel. Delete two of them, leaving only the one that you want to install.
3. Navigate to the "seearms/modem" folder, and here you should see 2 files: jl2 and jpy. For Canadians, or other users who want the use of the 850MHz band, leave the "jl2" file untouched, and delete the jpy file. For everyone else, delete jl2 and leave jpy.
4. Navigate to the "seearms/extra" folder. Here you should see nexus_bootanimation, and a "wipe" file. Leave the bootanimation untouched if you want the Nexus S bootanimation, and leave the wipe file if you want the ROM to format /data.
So, before installing, you should have one file in kernel, one file in modem, and anything in extra, depending on your preferences.
5. Boot into CWM or Recovery 2e, select "Install from zip", navigate to the ROM you copied, and install.
I'd recommend the following files left untouched:
seearms/kernel/speedmod
seearms/modem/jpy
seearms/extra/wipe
This will install the SpeedMod kernel, JPY modem, and will wipe your data to allow for a brand new install.
Short version:
1. Extract the downloaded file to your SD card.
2. Delete any kernel and modem you don't want, leaving only 1 in each folder.
3. Delete seearms/extra/wipe if you don't want it to wipe. Delete anything else in this folder you don't want.
4. Boot to CWM, flash the zip.
After it boots, I'd recommend doing a few things to ensure your phone is as fast as possible:
1. Enable the EXT4 lagfix in recovery
2. Enable all tweaks in recovery
3. Overclock if you wish using SetCPU

Changelog
1/31/11: v0.1, initial beta release
To-Do
-Extended power menu
-More modems, kernels
-Choice of applications and themes to install

FAQ
Contents (Use control + F to find the question)
Q1 - I'm on stock Froyo and I have 3e recovery!
Q2 - I have a Bell Galaxy S, and I'm afraid of my phone bricking! What can I do to prevent it?
Q3 - I'm encountering force-close issues, and general app issues right after installation.
Q4 - My GPS isn't working! It takes forever to lock and displays my position inaccurately!
Q5 - My battery is running out very, very quickly!
Q6 - What's all this talk about the 850MHz band and modems?
Q1 - I'm on stock Froyo and I have 3e recovery!
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If you're on stock Froyo (ie: not running Eclair with recovery 2e or ClockworkMod) then you might have to do a bit more work before installing any custom ROM. Just follow these steps:
1. Download Odin from here.
2. Download the latest Super Optimized kernel (or any other kernel that has CWM) in the attachments. Make sure to download the Odin kernel, not the CWM one!
3. After downloading, extract the .TAR file from the file you just downloaded.
4. Open Odin, and turn off your phone. Connect your phone to your PC via USB, and enter download mode by holding volume down + home + power.
5. Odin should detect your phone. Load up the .TAR file in the "PDA" box in Odin. Make sure the other boxes are left blank. Untick "Repartition". Start flashing.
6. Your phone should automatically reboot with the new kernel! To double check, shut it off and boot into recovery. If you see CWM recovery, you're successful!
After doing this, follow the normal steps to install this rom.
Q2 - I have a Bell Galaxy S, and I'm afraid of my phone bricking! What can I do to prevent it?
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It isn't entirely known right now why the phones are bricking; some say it's a hardware issue involving the motherboard, whereas others say it's strictly a software issue. Both Samsung and Bell have stated that the new firmware, JL2, fixes this problem and will prevent the internal SD card from dying. However, there have still been reports of phones running the JL2 firmware and dying (albeit much, much less reports).
A bit more technical: Included in the stock JL2 firmware from Bell is a new secondary boot loader (Sbl.bin). This deals with the phone at boot-time; it handles three button recovery, etc. Typically, the Sbl isn't included in a new ROM, as nothing needs fixing and the boot loader doesn't need touching. Except for this time! The Sbl.bin is apparently the file which fixes the internal SD card problem.
So, if you're wondering what to do in order to prevent your phone from dying, your best bet would be to flash the JL2 firmware using Kies (or Odin if you know what you're doing - tick bootloader update), then you're basically free to flash any other firmware you wish (except for firmwares which contain the Sbl.bin, because that would overwrite the current Sbl. But, every custom ROM and essentially every stock ROM lacks this file, so you're fine to flash anything).
Again, I'm going to restate that not everything is known involving this problem and the above is based on my own research. A handful of people have done this and have still had their phones die.
Q3 - I'm encountering force-close issues, and general app issues right after installation.
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If you installed the ROM without wiping, try leaving the "wipe" file untouched so the ROM performs a completely clean install. If you're still encountering issues after doing this, boot into recovery, perform a factory reset, and clear the cache + Dalvik cache.
Q4 - My GPS isn't working! It takes forever to lock and displays my position inaccurately!
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Try clearing the GPS data on your phone. Do the following: (Original poster unknown. Reposted by dpvu.)
1) Enter *#3214789650# into the dialpad.
2) Under "Application Settings" set the Start Mode to Coldstart.
3) At the main menu "Delete GPS Data".
4) At the main menu "Get Position Test".
If you're still not finding many satellites try setting Operation Mode to "MS Based" in the "Application Settings". I did all of this then set the GPS back to hot start.
Lastly, if you desperately want to fix your GPS, try flashing the JK4 modem. There have been different reports, but it has been regarded by some as the best modem for GPS. To flash it, download the modem, and use Odin to select the "modem.bin" file in the PHONE box. Go to Settings -> About on your phone after flashing and look at Baseband to ensure it flashed correctly.
Download the JK4 modem from the Downloads section. http://www.multiupload.com/3HOKWMBHO2
Q5 - My battery is running out very, very quickly!
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There are many, many things which may cause the battery to run out quickly. I'll go over a few of the problems here:
1. After a fresh install of a ROM, the battery may be uncalibrated. Try charging your phone, and use it normally until it discharges. Repeat this 2-3 more times; your battery meter should be accurate again.
2. Clearing your batterystats.bin has been said to help fix the problem, and improve battery life by a lot. Charge your phone to 100%, then boot to recovery and clear batterystats.bin (by selecting wipe battery stats). Reboot, and use your phone normally until it shuts off by itself. After it does, charge it up fully, and you're good to go.
However, it's worth stating a few things: the above method has been put down by some users, who state that the batterystats.bin only contains a history of the battery usage and nothing more. Also, the Galaxy S contains a Li-Ion battery, which technically shouldn't be fully discharged (in order to extend the life of the battery). Do the above at your own risk.
For a few more fixes, please visit this thread.
Q6 - What's all this talk about the 850MHz band and modems?
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The 850MHz band is a 3G band which apparently has better range and reliability (as opposed to the higher frequency 1900MHz band). It's basically only used in Canada (and I guess Australia?) but cell carriors like AT&T in the US are trying to make it the standard. Because of this, the i9000 International (not the Bell Galaxy S, i9000M) doesn't have the functionality to connect to the 850MHz band.
To get back this band, you have two options: flash any international ROM (JPY, JPX, JPO, etc), then flash a Canadian modem (JK4, JL2) afterwards. The second option is a lot easier: just install a ROM that contains a Canadian modem already (ie: this ROM, or stock JL2).

Screenshots
User Comments
Existence. said:
running great with speedmod and jl2 modem - thanks a lot.
battery life is amazing too - its at 85% and ive been using it all day!
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Hi, well done. Nice to see you releasing another rom.
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I will have a look at it.

thanks! seems very interesting!
PS: 3G 850Mhz band is also used all over central and south america, from mexico to argentina

[[ Cold ]] said:
thanks! seems very interesting!
PS: 3G 850Mhz band is also used all over central and south america, from mexico to argentina
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Got it, thanks.

running great with speedmod and jl2 modem - thanks a lot.
battery life is amazing too - its at 85% and ive been using it all day!

Existence. said:
running great with speedmod and jl2 modem - thanks a lot.
battery life is amazing too - its at 85% and ive been using it all day!
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Thank you.

Nice job seeARMS! It is running well so far (speedmod + JL2 modem).
I want to use SOK and overclock it but I can't seem to disable the VSF that is included with the kernal.
Your rom also works with the Generation X theme, which includes the extended power menu too! The AOSP lockscreen included could still be unlocked with the menu key but the Gen X theme solved that. Have you seen the 4 lockscreen? It looks very nice but I can't seem to find it.
Keep up the good work!

Hey found a bug every time i install anything from samsung apps it vibrates and then takes me to the bootanimation screen going to flash it again and see
ok tried it again i can't install any apps even from market

seeARMS said:
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Great choice of music

JJustin said:
Nice job seeARMS! It is running well so far (speedmod + JL2 modem).
I want to use SOK and overclock it but I can't seem to disable the VSF that is included with the kernal.
Your rom also works with the Generation X theme, which includes the extended power menu too! The AOSP lockscreen included could still be unlocked with the menu key but the Gen X theme solved that. Have you seen the 4 lockscreen? It looks very nice but I can't seem to find it.
Keep up the good work!
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Not sure how to disable it since I don't use SOK, but try setting the file "/sys/devices/platform/s3cfb/VSF_enable" to 2. This should disable VSF.
dlzp said:
Hey found a bug every time i install anything from samsung apps it vibrates and then takes me to the bootanimation screen going to flash it again and see
ok tried it again i can't install any apps even from market
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That's odd, I've installed many apps just fine. Try clearing the market cache by going to Settings > Applications > Manage Applications > Market, then select "Clear Data" and "Clear Cache".
If that doesn't fix it, a factory reset would almost certainly.

Hi seeARMS,
As you know, I am currently running your custom JL2 ROM as I am with Bell, etc and I am loving it except for the speedmod kernel as that VSF function just drives me crazy so I flashed one of Hardcore's kernels instead.
I have read your info on this JS3 ROM and I am curious and may like to flash it to see what it is all about but I have a question.
Obviously my base is the Bell JL2 and in saying that I should have the .SBL file that I need in order to keep my SGS from bricking (or so the theory goes) so my question is... If I want to flash this JS3 ROM, do in need to first install the JS3 firmware and then flash your ROM "OR" can I just download the .zip file, make my modifications (as described in your instructions for kernel, bootload animation, wipe, etc) and flash directly over my current seeARMS ROM / JL2 and keep my important JL2 items?
Sorry if this question is confusing but as my signature says... Im still a bit of a NOOB and still learning.
Also... Still waiting for my Blue theme for your JL2 ROM! LOL!!!

yiannisthegreek said:
Hi seeARMS,
As you know, I am currently running your custom JL2 ROM as I am with Bell, etc and I am loving it except for the speedmod kernel as that VSF function just drives me crazy so I flashed one of Hardcore's kernels instead.
I have read your info on this JS3 ROM and I am curious and may like to flash it to see what it is all about but I have a question.
Obviously my base is the Bell JL2 and in saying that I should have the .SBL file that I need in order to keep my SGS from bricking (or so the theory goes) so my question is... If I want to flash this JS3 ROM, do in need to first install the JS3 firmware and then flash your ROM "OR" can I just download the .zip file, make my modifications (as described in your instructions for kernel, bootload animation, wipe, etc) and flash directly over my current seeARMS ROM / JL2 and keep my important JL2 items?
Sorry if this question is confusing but as my signature says... Im still a bit of a NOOB and still learning.
Also... Still waiting for my Blue theme for your JL2 ROM! LOL!!!
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To flash this ROM, all you need to do is download the zip, follow the instructions, and flash it from CWM recovery. This will leave your secondary boot loader untouched, hopefully preventing your phone from getting bricked. The only way your Sbl.bin would ever get overwritten would be if you flashed a ROM in Odin that contains the Sbl.bin, with "Bootloader Update" checked. (Or, updating it from Kies to a ROM that has the Sbl).
So, you're generally quite safe regarding the secondary boot loader.
Lol, sorry about the theme :/ Good news is, if you flash this ROM, you should be able to flash the blue theme right after installing it without me needing to port it over. (If it's compatible with JS3, which I'm pretty sure it is.)

seeARMS said:
To flash this ROM, all you need to do is download the zip, follow the instructions, and flash it from CWM recovery. This will leave your secondary boot loader untouched, hopefully preventing your phone from getting bricked. The only way your Sbl.bin would ever get overwritten would be if you flashed a ROM in Odin that contains the Sbl.bin, with "Bootloader Update" checked. (Or, updating it from Kies to a ROM that has the Sbl).
So, you're generally quite safe regarding the secondary boot loader.
Lol, sorry about the theme :/ Good news is, if you flash this ROM, you should be able to flash the blue theme right after installing it without me needing to port it over. (If it's compatible with JS3, which I'm pretty sure it is.)
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Ok, so... Would you say in your EXPERT opinion that me flashing this onto a Canadian i9000M is safe?
Also... When and where do I make my modification to the install .zip file? Do I download the package to my desktop, make the modifications and then move it to my internal SD card "OR" do I download the package directly to my internal SD card, navigate to the package (with Astro for example), make my modifiactions from there and THEN flash?
Please advise...
PS... Id still like to see the blue theme available for the JL2 ROM just incase I get too chicken to try this JS3 one... LOL.

Hey yiannis.
Here's what I did:
Download to computer. Unzip it to the sd card when,plugged into computer. And just under my computer, I deleted the files I didn't need. Also, remember to disable lagfix beforehand
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yiannisthegreek said:
Ok, so... Would you say in your EXPERT opinion that me flashing this onto a Canadian i9000M is safe?
Also... When and where do I make my modification to the install .zip file? Do I download the package to my desktop, make the modifications and then move it to my internal SD card "OR" do I download the package directly to my internal SD card, navigate to the package (with Astro for example), make my modifiactions from there and THEN flash?
Please advise...
PS... Id still like to see the blue theme available for the JL2 ROM just incase I get too chicken to try this JS3 one... LOL.
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I'd say it's quite safe. While building this ROM I flashed my device well over 30 times, and it's still running great. My previous SGS I flashed less than 10 times and it died, so I'd wager it's perfectly safe.
And it really doesn't matter where you do the modifications. It's probably easier to just copy the files over to your internal SD card, delete anything you don't want using your PC, then simply flash the ROM.

[Q] Galaxy S i9000 - Change Boot Animation

I've been trying to change my Samsung Galaxy S Boot Animation but it seems to be quite the challenge!
I currently use Darky's custom rom (latest 9.1 version based on Android 2.2.1) with Voodoo kernel (the one suggested by Darky himself..thought i don't know why).
I've been googling A LOT and all i could find was bootanimation.zip files and various methods to install them (mainly manual copy with root explorer or cwm) but none of them work and i always get the standard boot animation.
Tried to copy bootanimation.zip both in system\media and in data\local but i still get the same result.
Even these don't work!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=869347
The only thing i can do that has some sort of effect is to rename bootsamsung.qmg and bootsamsungloop.qmg.
By doing this a get a black screen instead of the boot animation, so i can assume my phone/kernel/whateverthereasonis only looks for boot animation within these files.
Am i missing something?Has someone had the same issue?
Thanks!

i faced the same problem i used the darky rom configurator and flashed back to 8.1 for the cool animation but since 9.2 runs heaps better with the fixed root and stuff i had to stick with it despite the now old and lame nexus boot screen
most of the other posts deal with HTC and other phones
i look forrward to the day i can change my boot animation to the droid pissing on an apple

Droid pissing on an apple THATs fer me. Where can i get it???
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This is so sad!I can't move on from the stock galaxy s anim..which is not that bad if you ask me, but i want one of my own!
Even using Darky's and changing the boot animation in the Rom Configurator i still get the same stock SGS anim!
Well..al least i can get rid of that annoying startup sound with something else!

lol check out the droid peeing boot screen
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=693064
also i hope there is an answer for this cuz i've been looking for a while

Try another kernel
Sent from that Green Robot Device with a 4"screen, chewing on some froyo(with an extra .1)

Didn't darky say that changing the boot animation will break the startup script?

I've been trying to change my Samsung Galaxy S Boot Animation but it seems to be quite the challenge!
I currently use Darky's custom rom (latest 9.1 version based on Android 2.2.1) with Voodoo kernel (the one suggested by Darky himself..thought i don't know why).
Dump that rom use Rom Kitchen .
Choose your boot animation .
http://romkitchen.org/sgs/?s=generator
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=817703
jje

Thanks for the advice!
But why do you say "dump that rom" like Doc's rom is much much better than Darky's?
I'm a new Android user so when i decided to go for a custom rom i did some googling and i found Darky's to be one of the most appreciated.

HOW TO install custom boot animation
Use Root Explorer to place the bootanimation.zip in the /system/media folder. Change permissions to match the other files in the folder.

totano84 said:
Thanks for the advice!
But why do you say "dump that rom" like Doc's rom is much much better than Darky's?
I'm a new Android user so when i decided to go for a custom rom i did some googling and i found Darky's to be one of the most appreciated.
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I have used both and am sticking with docs + speedmod. Have had less issues with docs rom especially when flashing themes, boot animations etc.
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I know this is old, but is the closest thing to my problem...
I have CM10 in my device (one of the latest nightlys), my boot scree used to show i9000T, the T used disappear after some milliseconds, now it shows me pure gibberish instead of the bootscreen...
Is there a way to get the old Samsung bootscreen?
From Boot animation onwards, everything runs pretty well.
Just like this
http://www.youtube.com/embed/vJuPage8aEk

Do you have same screen if you try to go into recovery mode (volume up +home+power)?
It looks like if you upgraded your device to gingerbread without flashing ginger bootloaders although they should be in any ginger stock rom.. or maybe you flashed directly cm10 on top of a froyo rom?

Bejda said:
Do you have same screen if you try to go into recovery mode (volume up +home+power)?
It looks like if you upgraded your device to gingerbread without flashing ginger bootloaders although they should be in any ginger stock rom.. or maybe directly from froyo to cm10?
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Same screen in recovery.
I think it was from ecclair ... so it is better if I downgrade to eclair/froyo, update to gingerbread, and flash cm10 backup again? or the backup would restore the old bootloader?
Or should a gingerbread odin flash would suffice? Now that I remember, I tried to flash a Gingerbread direclty, but didn't find a reliable source for the rom, flashed one european rom, no phone network at all, flashed CF-Root-XW_XEE_JS7-v1.3-BusyBox-1.17.1.
Tried this ROM but failed to finish every single time GT_I9000_XWJS7_XXJPY_XEEJS1

Flash a ginger firmware will do it but..your device is i9000T then?
You know if it's safe to flash i9000 firmware on i9000T (except for 3 maybe)?
You could flash bootloaders alone too,there's Odin package but I don't want to lead you to something bad..from what I read it seems ok but I would prefer YOU to be sure or someone else confirming
The rom you already tried (XWJS7) was froyo actually so won't help here anyway.

Bejda said:
Flash a ginger firmware will do it but..your device is i9000T then?
You know if it's safe to flash i9000 firmware on i9000T (except for 3 maybe)?
You could flash bootloaders alone too,there's Odin package but I don't want to lead you to something bad..from what I read it seems ok but I would prefer YOU to be sure or someone else confirming
The rom you already tried (XWJS7) was froyo actually so won't help here anyway.
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Didn't noticed the rom was froyo...
The device showed a i9000T, but in a matter of milliseconds, used to change to i9000 alone.
Behind the back cover and battery, it says i9000T, from what I know, is the same, and never found another source of roms different for i9000T. but I don't really know where to find another rom, every single rom I've tried had it's link broken or some other problem...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=14289635 for the LATAM areas (from what I know, previous Samsung phones used chars to make a difference for the region they where intended to be sold). and I'm downloading it right now.
Is there a way to backup a modem from a Rom? found a promissing rom with a modem useful for my carriers frequency.
I'm really sorry for all the trouble...
And it gets stuck in the SBL.bin

Stuck while sbl.bin?
Ouch,it's the worse that could happen..boot.bin and sbl.bin are precisely the bootloaders and the only flashing step that can brick a device ..how does it went since then?

Bejda said:
Stuck while sbl.bin?
Ouch,it's the worse that could happen..boot.bin and sbl.bin are precisely the bootloaders and the only flashing step that can brick a device ..how does it went since then?
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Still got Download mode...
Flashed the previuous froyo (which I though was a GB), flashed CFroot, flashed CWM, launched CM10 installer zip (so it would load CWM6), restored my image...
Actually, it happened before, that's why I installed CM10 directly last time...
So I gave up, restoring froyo gives me the Boot screen just fine, but that specific Rom gets stuck at modem.bin, and I receive no signal...

I was able to change it just by replacing the file it already had.

[ROM][CDMA][VZW]KhasMek's K-leanMod v3

(Yes I know clean isn't spelled with a K)
Well, I've been working on my personal ROM for quite a while now, since there isn't much out there for us VZW users, I've decided to share. This might work on sprint, but I haven't tried. Sprint users should stay away unless they really know what they're doing. As normal, it's not my fault if you fubar your tab by flashing this or if zombies come and speedhump your cat. You've been warned.
Preamble
1. Don't ask me on how to install koush's recovery, that's what his thread is for. Laymen's terms- Did you do THIS? If you did, you're good to go, if not. do it.
2. I am not going to teach you how to use, or set up the applications that you need to use/flash this. I have included links to everything you need to know, just click and read for a second. If you are not willing to put out a little bit of effort to better your experience with your Tab, I am not going to waste even more of my time that could be dedicated towards making my ROM better. Also, if you aren't willing to give yourself the fundamental knowledge required for flashing this and something goes wrong, you will then have the required skill to fix it, instead of blaming me for bricking your Tab. I don't need that. I am willing to support my ROM and help with some confusion, but if you want me to do everything for you- lo siento.
About This ROM
There's not too much to say about it. It's DJ11 with almost 100MB of bloat ware, Verizon/Samsung crap and worthless other nonsense pulled out and the good bits updated with parts of the EURO updates/dumps. I have also done some other mods and optimizations.
Features
Updated Samsung apps from newer GSM ROMS! (The only way you can currently experience the updates on your CDMA device)
Deodexed
Zipaligned
Ad blocking hosts
Screen density of 180 (you can fit more stuff on the screen. Change with build.prop edit or LCD Density changer)
Transparent Notification bar
Gingerbread launcher
Minimal Touchwiz integration
Custom notification and ringtones (a la The PHJC)
More! (Really, there is more, but I can't think of it right now, I'll edit this post as I remember)
Installed Apps
3G Mobile Hotspot (wifi needs it to work)
Browser
Calendar
Camera
Chrome to Phone
Contacts
Email
Gallery
Gmail
Google Search
Latitude
Maps
Market
Connected Music Player (from Motorola, it's sweet)
Navigation
Places
Spare Part
Superuser
Talk
Task Manager
Titanium Backup
Video
Voices
Voice Search
Youtube
Removed
Verizon Boot Animation (That's why all you see is a black screen on first boot, just wait. I'm working on a custom one right now.)
Touchwiz Launcher!!!
Accessibility features. Note: you can still manually download them from the market.
lot of other crap, I can't remember, blockbuster, games, it goes on. I pulled out almost 100MB of apps, unneeded audio files, apps and such.
Changelog
v3 - Installation Update
Not much has actually changed about this ROM, I started to theme it, I stopped, I need to replace the zips with the stock again
CWM flashable zip install method has been uploaded for ease of flashing
v2 - Application Update
Lots of apps integrated from the GSM JMI Dump from Rotohammer. As usual I have deodexed and zipaligned the apks. There are some nice updates in the task manager, Contacts, Calendar, email and several other apps.
v1 - Initial Public Release
I was having some core issues with previous versions, but I've been running for well over 12 hours now without a problem.
If people paying for the data plans would report back to confirm all wireless cell activity still functions, that would be great (I only use wifi, but my VZW location service still works, so your data should too).
Known Issues
The notification/ringtones are duplicated in the selection windows, don't know why but there are no redundant files.
You will get core FC's and FC's in contacts, calendar and email until your Twitter/Facebook/Gmail accounts are fully synced, this is normal. Just give it a couple hours to fully sync (or turn up the sync interval to speed up the process).
If you are having any issues with the ROM loading on the first boot (it shouldn't take more than 4 minutes at the black screen) Turn the Tab off by holding down the power button until it powers off (9 seconds or so), Boot into recovery, select advanced --> reboot recovery. Once the secondary recovery loads, select format/factory reset and reboot.
Set picture as lockscreen wallpaper doesn't work.
Plans
I don't know, it's fast right now. Probably just more streamlining, accurate battery mod, shutdown options and a theme are all on the list too. This is really just to get me through until I finish some other things. You can make requests, but don't expect me to listen to them. I'm just sharing the ROM I've made for myself, so it is, and always will be, configured the way I like it. There's always the random good idea though. Let me know if you find any serious bugs too please.
Installation
Download the VZW bootstrapper or manually CWM your Tab (instructions HERE)
Download ROM
Factory Reset (BACK UP YOUR DATA FIRST! Should only be necessary if coming from stock)
Boot into recovery mode (power off, power button + volume up)
Select Install zip from sdcard
Select Select zip from sdcard
Browse to the location of the ROMs zip
Select yes and wait for the flash to complete
Reboot
Extras
Metamorph to change status bar black - DOWNLOAD
Metamorph to change status bar white - DOWNLOAD
Metamorph to change status bar transparent - DOWNLOAD
Note: Metamorph can be downloaded from the market HERE or if you prefer ninjamorph HERE.
Thanks
jt1134, Adrynalyne, rotohammer, TCMAN and everyone in IRC as usually is great help.
Lastly, if you like my work, donate to me so I can donate money to devs that make my world easier (and therefore yours).

Great Khas.
Had an issue with the Market, even though you said it was in the rom. I had to use unyaffs on my CWM backup and pull the Vending.apk there and then push it. Otherwise I'm loving it. Great job

Awesome. We have been waiting for someone to step up for us VZW guys. I will be flashing tonight. Thanks man

Im getting alot of fcs when adding a gmail account. Im not sure. Why.
Sent from my DROIDX using XDA App

Two Quick Questions
Hi Guys, I have my tab rooted but that was the extent of my knowledge. I apparently am unsure what this means exactly.
Can someone explain how to do this - YOU MUST HAVE AN EXT4 FORMATTED FILE SYSTEM TO USE
Can someone walk me through the steps of how to - Flash Via Heimdall
Thanks for this..

@ Boushh ,
I have 3 VZW Tablets...funny I got them all for Christmas Gift from One Vocal Wish at Shopping center with my Friends...LOL
I am glad to Try out your ROM, test bugs and other stuff!!
If you can just Post a Descriptive Instruction "How-To" step by step short and brief understandable, will be AWSOME!! All I care is IT Works!! and Functional 75% of Time it is ON!!

andermk said:
Hi Guys, I have my tab rooted but that was the extent of my knowledge. I apparently am unsure what this means exactly.
Can someone explain how to do this - YOU MUST HAVE AN EXT4 FORMATTED FILE SYSTEM TO USE
Can someone walk me through the steps of how to - Flash Via Heimdall
Thanks for this..
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The easiest rout for you would be to download and install the "Verizon Tab Bootstrapper" (it costs a buck, also, not my app) from the market onto your tab. that will convert the necessary partitions to ext4. Alternatively you can follow the method to do it manually HERE
ekoandrew said:
@ Boushh ,
I have 3 VZW Tablets...funny I got them all for Christmas Gift from One Vocal Wish at Shopping center with my Friends...LOL
I am glad to Try out your ROM, test bugs and other stuff!!
If you can just Post a Descriptive Instruction "How-To" step by step short and brief understandable, will be AWSOME!! All I care is IT Works!! and Functional 75% of Time it is ON!!
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No to come off as rude or anything, but I do have instructions on the first post. They are pretty much all you need, so what exactly are you not getting or would you like explained more in depth? Once I discover this I can update my instructions to where it would be more helpful for some of you.

Beginners Terms
No to come off as rude or anything, but I do have instructions on the first post. They are pretty much all you need, so what exactly are you not getting or would you like explained more in depth? Once I discover this I can update my instructions to where it would be more helpful for some of you. [/QUOTE]
Hey Boushh,
When you said:
YOU MUST HAVE AN EXT4 FORMATTED FILE SYSTEM TO USE
Use Koush's recovery to get there.
Do you mean just wipe data and cache in cwm or something more?
Also when you said to Flash Via Heimdall - Im just not sure how to use Hiemdall. Can you tell me what steps to take.
Sorry for the questions and thanks for your patience.

Hey boushh, would you mind listing out all the apps that you deleted out of the /system? I just want to make sure that some of the stuff like divx, mobile print, etc is still there.
Thanks for all your hard work!

Boushh,
Thank you so very much for this. I just flashed v2 and I'm in love with my tab all over again! I do have 3g enabled, and so far it seems to be working just as well as the stock ROM. So far I don't notice any issues and it's blazing fast. I'm also using your new kernel as well. Thanks again and keep up the awesome work!

steveo11284 said:
Boushh,
Thank you so very much for this. I just flashed v2 and I'm in love with my tab all over again! I do have 3g enabled, and so far it seems to be working just as well as the stock ROM. So far I don't notice any issues and it's blazing fast. I'm also using your new kernel as well. Thanks again and keep up the awesome work!
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Im looking for some help, im not new to this completly as ive rooted and installed many roms on my phones but im new to this for the tab...
I downloaded the bootloader off the market. After i do the bootloader do i factory reset?
My question is with heimdall....when you have the screen up with all the different options(pda/code , kernal, etc) where do you put the rom to flash it?
EDIT* I got to the clockworkmod recovery screen. Can i wipe cache and install zip from there as im used to from my phone????
Thank again as any help is appreciated

Alright guys i need some help...The tab wont get pass the "samsung" when i try to boot. The only thing i did was run the bootstrapper from the market. I can get to download mode but i cant figure out how to install the rom from heimdall...
UPDATE: In Heimdall i got "flash successfully completed" but when the tab goes to boot it wont get past the samsung screen!!

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jkurl said:
I really hope you did a backup cause it you did then you can go into recovery and restore your system. If not you can still go into clockworkmod and reinstall the rom from there. that is where you should have installed the rom from.
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Well after all morning trying to figure this out...i finally got it! Had to restore to factory settings and whatnot first and then i figured it out!! Thanks again

steveo11284 said:
Boushh,
Thank you so very much for this. I just flashed v2 and I'm in love with my tab all over again! I do have 3g enabled, and so far it seems to be working just as well as the stock ROM. So far I don't notice any issues and it's blazing fast. I'm also using your new kernel as well. Thanks again and keep up the awesome work!
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Awesome, I'm so glad to hear 3G is still working! Thanks for letting me know that. Also, I'm glad you enjoy the ROM, I have some good things in store for it too.

newtonfb said:
Im looking for some help, im not new to this completly as ive rooted and installed many roms on my phones but im new to this for the tab...
I downloaded the bootloader off the market. After i do the bootloader do i factory reset?
My question is with heimdall....when you have the screen up with all the different options(pda/code , kernal, etc) where do you put the rom to flash it?
EDIT* I got to the clockworkmod recovery screen. Can i wipe cache and install zip from there as im used to from my phone????
Thank again as any help is appreciated
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You factory reset, as I said in the instructions, also, there is no zip. You flash via Heimdall in download mode, as I said in the instructions. The ROM will not boot unless you factory reset
newtonfb said:
Alright guys i need some help...The tab wont get pass the "samsung" when i try to boot. The only thing i did was run the bootstrapper from the market. I can get to download mode but i cant figure out how to install the rom from heimdall...
UPDATE: In Heimdall i got "flash successfully completed" but when the tab goes to boot it wont get past the samsung screen!!
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I would use the heimdall command prompt, the GUI doesn't always work right. Also, this has no verizon boot animation, so you will just see a black screen for a second once you get past the samsung screen.
jkurl said:
I really hope you did a backup cause it you did then you can go into recovery and restore your system. If not you can still go into clockworkmod and reinstall the rom from there. that is where you should have installed the rom from.
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No, you don't install the rom from Clockworkmod. You should read the directions before spreading misinformation in the future.

Does this rom have the bluetooth drivers fixed?

No, you don't install the rom from Clockworkmod. You should read the directions before spreading misinformation in the future.
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So what your saying is that you can't install this rom via clockwork mod?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_qwT7rTY4E
Above is a Video, how the ROM looks like after flashed with Hemidall.
I used Frontend instead of CMD, also purchased the VZW Bootstrapper!
This is 2nd Tried with Voodoo Kernel!
Everything moves pretty well as you can see. So far no Bugs, I just missed the good old File App from original stock rom.

Deleted as well no need to argue over a Rom. Now if you stole my beer than I can see.
@boushh is the CWM for vzw you using version 3 or a later version? Got some people asking me in another forum an I want to make sure I give them the correct info.

[CM9][Tips&Tricks][Secrets] Collective Contributions for Alpha 3.1

Hello World!
I just got this phone on monday from the OG Epic on my Dresser to The...
Moving Right Along. Follow at your own risk I am not responsible for your lover joining the military and having raunchy sex tapes of everynight in bootcamp ran on the internet for weeks labeled and tagged with their phone number in description or destroying your phone trying to dial it so BEWARE of Dragons And Crackheads on Angel Dust that may say otherwise!
the wiki
I wanted A One Stop Shop Kinda Thread for us who Love CM9 and since as of 10:50 am on the 23rd this is still at alpha3_1 and links to it can be found here:
Alpha 3.1
http://tinyw.in/8z1l
and the Gapps here:
http://tinyw.in/eMf7
ICS Gapps here:
http://tinyw.in/871H
Dev Thread which is currently closed is here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22057365&postcount=1
How to Install?
thats the Question my Experience had to answer because i couldn't find a thread with Detailed Info on this. I will Use my Method as The Just-Another-Work-A-Round Method. Any Better Suggestions will lead to Me Updating this Post! Okay Shall we Begin?
you'll need:
Epic Touch 4G SGSII
CM9 Alpha 3.1 zip
Gapps [choose either one from above]
CM7 here: click/tap me
Mobile Odin Pro [linked in Part 2]
Patience & Strippers
Part One is assuming you are on fb17 with kernel and fb21 modem already installed...
If not, Please proceed to Part Two after Part One. Otherwise hopefully you are set!
PART ONE
Lets get Started:
1. BACK UP EVERYTHING!!!!! Nandroid is Your Friend! Do that!
2. Wipe Everything except battery stats!!
3. Flash CM7
4. Reboot fully then from OS reboot back to recovery
5. flash CM9 & then Gapps
*5b. wipe cache and/or wipe data factory reset
**5c. advanced restore data from latest backup
6. reboot the device and wait
7. You Should Now Be On CM9
* wiping data has been said to allow GPS to Work
**have yet to recieve any fc's but if you lose your recovery after flashing cm9 this step will have gotten you your data before hand
Now Lets Talk...
PART TWO
Youve already got yourself on Cm9 But Have no FB17 Kernel Or FB21 Modem:
youll need these items then as well:
Things Needed are:
1. Mobile Odin Pro its paid app so ??? pay up Or Use PC ODIN LINK:CLICK ME
2. FB17 Kernel
3a. FB15 Mobile Odin or Normal Odin
3b. FB21 Modem Mobile Odinor normal Odinor Zip Flash in Recovery
Note: Mobile Odin Link is just the bin file so it needs to be extracted first. if on Pc just extract zip and place bin in root directory of internal sdcard.
Process:
Once all files are On Your SDcard lets begin:
Since You just recently Flashed CM9 and probably have no recovery, i wont say back up but if you can shoot, that'll save time getting you back to cm9 if a fail.
1. Open Mobile Odin:
Scroll to Modem and select it, then internal sdcard, then locate modem.bin and select it. Now back at Odin Menu just
2. Scroll to Open File and select it, locate directory for FB17 kernel should be labled rouge et 1.2.1-rc2.tar and select it, Now back at Odin Menu finally
3. Scroll further down and select Flash Firmware
4. continue
5. continue your device should be rebooting and there you are!
The above is also mentioned by krazyflipj with a simplistic touch in Post 7
Also: Fresh Network has helped others restore LOS if they get it and that can be found here:
PART 3
Can't Get that Darned [extrenal] SDcard to mount?
you'll need:
1. this
its the vold.fstab file from FB17 and its a temp fix. Word is that it will be fixed in the next release and you wont need it after alpha3.1
2. I use root explorer or astro file manager so if you have either one continue, if not read the whole thing first and i will report a free fix other than adb push to the /system/etc folder cause i didnt use that method but it should suffice.
process:
1. unzip the vold.zip and put the contents someplace you can find easy[i chose root of internal sdcard]
2. now within root explorer i long pressed and selected copy from context menu,
scrolled up to the [ ... ] until you get back to root device dir., now select system then etc. once in etc folder make sure your folder is set to r/w not r/o and paste. once complete, reboot and your directory for external sdcard is located /sdcard/external sdcard/
Note: there are some error pop ups after this that say media or android ??? idk
i always choose wait and i havent had any real notable issues.
POST #3 has
Bug Lists{known}
Change Log
Post #4
Tips & Tricks
this is just a beginning of tips & tricks: I look forward to any and all sound advice and comments. Please Share as this is a collective thread I will Update OP as needed. I mixed very little of my own stuff. if links die, just let me knowW! Credit Goes to The CM9 Experts Devs which I know not all the names of yet except: sbrissen for the Epic Touch 4G buy him beers here his info here
Please Correct with Tested and Proven Methods if I am Incorrect but I am On Cm9 with mere seconds of LOS when waking from sleep while On Charge. Running Cm9 and FB17 Kernel as well as FB21 Modem and have access to my sdcard s0oo ???
Thanks! and fyi there should be an update coming very soon!

Lol at first part

Change Log & Bug Lists
The Change Log for Alpha 3.1:
ALPHA 3.1[2/18] http://tinyw.in/8z1l
-Fix 4G reboot
ALPHA 3 [2/18]: http://tinyw.in/WJy5
--YOU WILL LOSE CWM WITH THIS
-- FLASH GAPPS RIGHT AFTER THE ROM BEFORE A REBOOT
-Fixes BT
-Fixes Camera (preview is jumpy)
-Fixes pixelation
- GPS is better
- Heat issue is better
- if you get LOS leave 4G on
ALPHA 2 [2/16]: http://tinyw.in/ZFKd
--Flash same way as before
--If you get a bootloop, WIPE DATA!
--Still has tendencies to get warm, if it happens grab a logcat and reboot
--Occasionally hangs on reboot
-WIFI fixed
-4G's fixed (Turn on by going to Settings->More... -> 4G settings )
-Heat issue MUCH better
-Notification LED fixed
-MMS sends but doesn't always download
-youtube is broken :-/ but browser and gmail work!
-Screen occasionally gets pixelated
-Signal Bars are not accurate still
-Fixed wireless ADB
ALPHA 1 [2/1]: http://tinyw.in/mcyM
****Bug List for Alpha 3.1****
- usb (phone will charge and you have adb access but it will not mount)
- Signal bars are not accurate
- Youtube = NoTube
- and I'm sure there are others I'm missing

Tips & Tricks Thanks krazyjflip
krazyflipj said:
Few tips Im sure has been mentioned :
- Vol down + power takes screenshots
- tap and hold on a suggested word with 3 dots underneath opens a pop up of more suggested words in stock kb
Sent from my Epic Galaxy S2
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More shall be added!

justlovejoy said:
assuming you are on fb17 with kernel and fb15 modem already installed...
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This is great! Is it possible to add what those of us without FB17 kernel and FB15 modem should do? So, starting from any rom/kernel/modem... (For example, I'm on Calk's 2.8.1 on EL29 modem and kernel)
This might be too much to ask, but it sure would be nice to have everything in one place (you've got most of everything already which is very impressive!). Thank you!

DaisyPlucksta said:
This is great! Is it possible to add what those of us without FB17 kernel and FB15 modem should do? So, starting from any rom/kernel/modem... (For example, I'm on Calk's 2.8.1 on EL29 modem and kernel)
This might be too much to ask, but it sure would be nice to have everything in one place (you've got most of everything already which is very impressive!). Thank you!
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thats where part two begins! I will specify clearer!
Part One is assuming you are already there and part two is where you go if not already on fb17/15 mixture and are the steps to get there!

DaisyPlucksta said:
This is great! Is it possible to add what those of us without FB17 kernel and FB15 modem should do? So, starting from any rom/kernel/modem... (For example, I'm on Calk's 2.8.1 on EL29 modem and kernel)
This might be too much to ask, but it sure would be nice to have everything in one place (you've got most of everything already which is very impressive!). Thank you!
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First, make sure to make a backup then follow steps below (Method has worked for me but YMMV). You will need the following files which most is in the op:
- CM7 rom
- CM9 rom
- Gapps
- Flashable FB15 Modem
- Flashable Rogue Kernel
1) Go into recovery and wipe data
2) Flash FB15 modem (Might take longer than usual)
3) reboot system
4) Boot back into recovery and wipe data
5) flash CM7
6) Reboot system
7) Once phone boots to home screen, reboot back to recovery. You should be in stock cwm (Blue letter)
8) Wipe data (Factory reset)
9) Flash CM9, Gapps, and kernel one after the other.
10) Reboot system and enjoy

Noob question but how do i mount the phone to get this vold.fstab file on internal storage? I never had a problem before and yes I have Kies installed. All I get for storage is MTP and camera and I have debugging enabled. Sorry for such a noob question....

1st off, Great post, great information all in one place.
Having said that sbrissen says there is a release today om CM9. I'm really hoping that release makes this post useless and all the extra steps (beyond step 2) are not needed!

nice job putting all this together!
only 1 thought; in part 1, item 5c, saying you can use advanced restore to restore your data; I never tried that with this rom, and, since most folks will be coming from a non AOSP rom, won't restoring data from a TW rom cause problems with an AOSP rom?
Like I said, I never used advanced restore data, unless I am upgrading or moving from one EL29 rom to another, so I can't say for sure if this would work..
Hopefully, BETA 1 drops soon, and Scott has his new phone by now!

woodsdog said:
1st off, Great post, great information all in one place.
Having said that sbrissen says there is a release today om CM9. I'm really hoping that release makes this post useless and all the extra steps (beyond step 2) are not needed!
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me too but i never ask for eta unless i am mixing in my own magic!
hence yellow text, ik but agree! I will gladly ask for this thread i spent a while creating to be closed if it proves unnecessary in a heartbeat but until then, I will try my best to roll with the punches and provide all that i can with each release if needed.
I despise confusion when android provides me with Google! lol2daBank

wase4711 said:
nice job putting all this together!
only 1 thought; in part 1, item 5c, saying you can use advanced restore to restore your data; I never tried that with this rom, and, since most folks will be coming from a non AOSP rom, won't restoring data from a TW rom cause problems with an AOSP rom?
Like I said, I never used advanced restore data, unless I am upgrading or moving from one EL29 rom to another, so I can't say for sure if this would work..
Hopefully, BETA 1 drops soon, and Scott has his new phone by now!
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Thanks!
+ i have used this method when transferring from my epic to my epic touch without problems and I also applied the same method as a rule of thumb on my Vibrant as to most updates in those days were all complete wipes and on random builds but worked. still got my texts, call logs and other things everytime. It is a shot in the dark for most but thats one of my tricks that has yet to fail. I've used restores from 09 that i had restored on my friends tablet to show off android capabilities before so i am pretty confident.
but for proof of concept is:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=13973966&postcount=1

has mms download been fixed?

ajaholic said:
has mms download been fixed?
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Good question, it's not on my phone but have you tried go SMS
Touched by an Epic 4G w/Cm9 & Fueled by the NY Giants 2012
Edit: I can say that mms isnt working in my own theory is because 3g isnt working for me. not in 4g area but i use wifi
wait: phone alert and i sent my mms with go sms but no download on the return. Go sms has some mms settings that can be tweeked to though. I am really hungry and havent ate so i will return with more mms info after a fridge raid!

Is there a trick to mounting this rom on my phone to my computer so that I can put the vold.fstab file on my internal storage? I never had this problem. Like I said I have usb debugging enabled and Kies installed on my computer. Am i missing something? i searched to no avail. I also uninstalled and reinstalled drivers and rebooted phone and computer.

BigJPNut said:
Is there a trick to mounting this rom on my phone to my computer so that I can put the vold.fstab file on my internal storage? I never had this problem. Like I said I have usb debugging enabled and Kies installed on my computer. Am i missing something? i searched to no avail. I also uninstalled and reinstalled drivers and rebooted phone and computer.
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dang'bro' you did too much!
well adb push has been said to work but i downloaded it via the phone from the link and it went to download folder
Edit: Update: MMS issues arent app related so don't think thats a fix, its somewhere else. where idk still looking! :]

justlovejoy said:
dang'bro' you did too much!
well adb push has been said to work but i downloaded it via the phone from the link and it went to download folder
Edit: Update: MMS issues arent app related so don't think thats a fix its somewhere else. where idk still looking! :]
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Cool, I started over this time I put the file on internal storage after the flash cm7 part. Thanks for the quick reply. Now lets see how it goes....

How come CM9 doesnt have the option to remove Voicemail notifications like CM7 did? (that was one of the cheap easy methods to remove fake voicemail notification icon bug)

Shoulon said:
How come CM9 doesnt have the option to remove Voicemail notifications like CM7 did? (that was one of the cheap easy methods to remove fake voicemail notification icon bug)
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Probably hasn't been pushed upstream yet. There are still many features that hasn't been ported to CM9 yet. I'm sure the CM team will get many features implemented soon
Sent from my Epic Galaxy S2

Shoulon said:
How come CM9 doesnt have the option to remove Voicemail notifications like CM7 did? (that was one of the cheap easy methods to remove fake voicemail notification icon bug)
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That my friend I have no other clue except that from my experience with cm, it just hasn't got that far yet in development. I wasn't here for Cm7 to know the difference but I am giving up on mms issues because I've been looking to no avail and I believe it's a build issue and without my refund I have no new computer to start a new build with. I will now visit the screen density issue for a workaround that prevents breaking the phone. The More I look for fixes the more i feel they are all build related. I feel a update coming soon. If I had access to the git I would be trying different things that I can't try now from a win PC. Hope I'm right.
Touched by an Epic 4G w/Cm9 & Fueled by the NY Giants 2012

[Tutorial] Installing Wildchild and getting it working on VM WFS CDMA

I'm not entirely sure where this topic would go, but I have figured out how to get wildchild 2.0 and 3.3 up and running on the VM WFS. It might work for other CDMA Wildfires, but I'm not sure. I figured it out after reading a post by 'threefootsmurf' who said he got it working. I'm just making a tutorial on how to install it and get it running fully without problems, since I had a few problems, and to show that we have a great rom for CDMA phones. Oh and these steps are pretty straightforward, but I left out things like backing up everything since you should be in the habit of it already.
1. Download the wildchild file. Either 3.3 or 2.0, I have found that the odex version for 2.0 and the deodex for 3.3 tend to work better than the other..
2. Download the 'Hensemod' VM patch.
3. Put them on the root of you micro sd.
4. Boot to recovery and factory reset and wipe dalvik
5. Flash the wildchild ROM.
6. Boot the phone and go through everything, you will probably get error messages and the phone may shut off and power back on, but your main goal is to get to the home screen after doing the google setup and everything.
7. Reboot back into recovery and do a factory reset and dalvik wipe again.
8. Flash the hensemod VM Patch. (You may need to reflash the rom again and then the VM patch in one go here, it all depends)
9. Boot the phone and go through the google set up and everything again, and the phone should be in working order.
Those were the exact steps I used. I tested multiple ways to do it, some gave me bootloops, some stayed on the HTC splash screen, and some kept rebooting the phone. I like the wildchild ROM and this tut will open up the wonderful rom for VM and possibly all other CDMA users. I hope this helped you guys.
Wildchild 3.3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1842771
Wildchild 2.0: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1652973
Hensmod: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1434497

thanks for the shout out.
yeah not sure why exactly but i usually need to flash the keyboard add-on to get any keyboard function. and the flashing of the rom on official CWM for marvelc seems to have its issues like deodexed don't like to load right or boot loops. after i switched to the unofficial CWM touch recovery for our phones not an issue at all loading after flash. and i usually flash it all at one time. if anyone has the same CWM as me, to do a data/cache reset select it then press vol up 5 times and you are on yes even though you can not see the option, press power and let it finish its wipe. definitely a great fast rom. found some new tricks i wasn't to test so might go back up to 3.3 soon for the extra speed boosts, only thing holding me back is i don't want to spend a whole night restoring my apps backups again lol.
love experimenting with this little thing though even if i am slightly noob to droid

I advise you to post tutorials like this in the General section

threefootsmurf said:
thanks for the shout out.
yeah not sure why exactly but i usually need to flash the keyboard add-on to get any keyboard function. and the flashing of the rom on official CWM for marvelc seems to have its issues like deodexed don't like to load right or boot loops. after i switched to the unofficial CWM touch recovery for our phones not an issue at all loading after flash. and i usually flash it all at one time. if anyone has the same CWM as me, to do a data/cache reset select it then press vol up 5 times and you are on yes even though you can not see the option, press power and let it finish its wipe. definitely a great fast rom. found some new tricks i wasn't to test so might go back up to 3.3 soon for the extra speed boosts, only thing holding me back is i don't want to spend a whole night restoring my apps backups again lol.
love experimenting with this little thing though even if i am slightly noob to droid
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I know what you mean I'm a pretty big noob at this stuff too, but it's fun thinking I have some kind of involvement in something. I'm using WC 2.0 right now since I can't get 3.3 to load on the odexed version with wifi and data working. I gotta edit my post. I got the deodexed version running, but it's got bugs, like FB wont work, and a few apps wont work right either, and of course no A2SD support... Lame. And I tried flashing all at the same time. But i'd get bootloops with 2.0. So I had to do it the way I described. Not sure if it's my phone my recovery or what. But yeah....

THANKS

This should be stickied for marvelc.
Thank's wc running great on marvelc.
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I just flashed WildChild 3.3 to my VMUSA Wildfire S last night. Here is my experience so far:
Definitely install WC and the VM patch right on top of each other in one shot
Skip the keyboard tutorial in the setup
If you get to the wifi setup and yours isn't listed, you need to wipe/reset/clear dalvik and install both files again or you're gonna have a bad time
I've got video playback problems. Videos I record playback with horizontal matrix green crap, and videos in the YouTube app give me audio only
Opinion: There are a few things I don't like about WildChild which are causing me to abandon it after 24 hours. The video issue is unacceptable, and a bunch of strange app choices make this not much better than the crap apps that come with HTC/VM Sense to begin with. Stock browser is absent in favor of Dolphin, no Google Talk app, no default Calendar, required use of Startup Manager (Free) which I feel is pretty useless to me, and a whole list of other apps (like a dozen) I am too lazy to deal with. I realize what I am looking for is a barebones setup, and I'm going to look for it starting now.

Thanks for this post. I've been running Wildchild 2.0 for a few months now. The video issue mentioned above comes & goes with certain app installations - oddly enough a reinstall of the youtube app usually clears it up on my WFS.