I tried Nero 5 and I love it, no disrespect to Team Whiskey, but I get ZERO data on that ROM. Stock KA5 (even stock JL5) works fine. On Nero, I can manually enter my APN, select it, and nothing. I flashed and redownloaded both TouchWiz and the Standard V5.
On the stock ROM, I do not have this problem. I'd still like to have Voodoo speed and a working recovery, which is what I did NOT have with the stock ROMs.
Is there a working CWMOD flashable ROM that is basically a stock KA5 that supports Voodoo so I would NOT need to disable/remove Voodoo first?
if you actually read through the threads on the FIRST PAGE you would have found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=870480
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if you actually read through the threads on the FIRST PAGE you would have found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=870480
MODs please close this thread...
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No disrespect, despite what was shown, but, yes, I did read the thread you cited, and I am fully capable of reading in multiple languages, but I asked for a ROM, not a kernel.
It's just that I'd prefer not to have to go through the process of removing Voodoo, flashing to stock, rooting, flashing via CWMOD, etc.
So, again, is there such a ROM? That's why I'm asking. I've only been at this about 1 week, but I'm not ignorant. I'm asking for help.
This is not the place for this. Plz move to the Q&A forum. This has nothing to dowith development. Maybe you will find answers in the correct forum.
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Once you flash the kernel, you will get your ROM.
Looking at your sig, you already have KA5 flashed. which would mean you do NOT have a voodoo kernel (which is why your asking?), thus requiring no need to disable voodoo. just flash the KA5 voodoo kernel and your all set. but moving forward you will have to disable/enable voodoo when flashing new ROMs. a small price to pay for the daily benefits of a superior file system.
disabling/enabling voodoo is uber easy. dl a terminal emulator or use adb.
From terminal emulator
Code:
$su
#reboot recovery
From computer using adb
Code:
\adb reboot recovery
Once your in the RED recovery screen goto voodoo lagfix -> disable/enable lagfix -> reboot
done.
Sorry, I hadn't updated my sig. I do have Voodoo and I am currently running Nero 5. Just trying to sort out my data problem.
Thanks for the info. I appreciate it very much. It helps.
What I did was just download the stock deo ka5, and the ka5 voodoo kernel, and replaced the zimage in the stock zip with the zimage in the kernel download. Flash away and no need to turn off voodoo.
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What I did was just download the stock deo ka5, and the ka5 voodoo kernel, and replaced the zimage in the stock zip with the zimage in the kernel download. Flash away and no need to turn off voodoo.
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Beat me to the post. This is exactly what I did. You can unzip the deodexed KA5 and pretty much add whatever you want to it. In fact, I just posted in that thread everything I added to mine. Just be sure its compatible.
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If I'm on eugenes ginger r2 with voodoo.... can I backup and flash to try nero v2 with voodoo and not disable?
I know what's safe, but I can't see where the problem would lie.
Also, check out Voodoo Toggle in the Market. Amazing app.
Well supercurio if I'm not mistaken mentioned that there its no need to disable it if you go from ext4 to ext4 supported kernel/rom combination. I might be wrong though. ODIN or alternative should always be ready.
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I second that notion. I also read that you can go from one voodoo rom to another without disabling voodoo.
Cool. ended up disabling using that app just to be safe...and I didn't have the patience.
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Well supercurio if I'm not mistaken mentioned that there its no need to disable it if you go from ext4 to ext4 supported kernel/rom combination. I might be wrong though. ODIN or alternative should always be ready.
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That is exactly right.
Worst-Case scenerio, the new rom doesnt have voodoo and you forget to disable,.... you'll get stuck at the boot, and then you will just use ODIN which will overwrite voodoo right?
Seems like there is no disadvantage to voodoo if that's the case.
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Worst-Case scenerio, the new rom doesnt have voodoo and you forget to disable,.... you'll get stuck at the boot, and then you will just use ODIN which will overwrite voodoo right?
Seems like there is no disadvantage to voodoo if that's the case.
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As long as you can reliably get into the download mode if need be.
Also if you brick with voodoo don't you have to odin eugenes froyo that doesn't brick then odin to jfd?
Nero2voodoo+jl5 modem
^ really? Seems like any ODIN would work since it overwrites the system.
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Worst-Case scenerio, the new rom doesnt have voodoo and you forget to disable,.... you'll get stuck at the boot, and then you will just use ODIN which will overwrite voodoo right?
Seems like there is no disadvantage to voodoo if that's the case.
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Actually sometimes ODIN Cannot always fix an EXT4 messup like voodoo when trying to flash a new rom, so just letting you know, it's happened to me.
BTW, I just went from Nero V1 JL4+voodoo to NeroV2+voodoo w/o disabling voodoo the whole flash took a little less than 3 minutes, and there are no bricks on my table
lqaddict said:
BTW, I just went from Nero V1 JL4+voodoo to NeroV2+voodoo w/o disabling voodoo the whole flash took a little less than 3 minutes, and there are no bricks on my table
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Thats because the newest version of nero is already written with voodoo. To those flashing other roms that are not written with the voodoo kernel and ext4 compatability, disable voodoo prior to flashing your new rom, or else be ready to spend some time with odin.
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Hi. I am trying the ROMs one by one to decide which suites me best. I first tried Obsidian V4.2 and flashed Macnut R14 over it. So far so good. Then I tried to flash Nero V3 over Macnut R14 (all flashing was done with ROM Manager) but I got a exclamation mark several seconds after rebooting. The same problem even when I tried to flash Obsidian instead. (I can still reboot the phone via adb and then return to Macnut.) So what went wrong? What's the correct procedure for doing that?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi. I am trying the ROMs one by one to decide which suites me best. I first tried Obsidian V4.2 and flashed Macnut R14 over it. So far so good. Then I tried to flash Nero V3 over Macnut R14 (all flashing was done with ROM Manager) but I got a exclamation mark several seconds after rebooting. The same problem even when I tried to flash Obsidian instead. (I can still reboot the phone via adb and then return to Macnut.) So what went wrong? What's the correct procedure for doing that?
Thanks in advance!
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Please Post in the right section. People won't even look at this most of the time if not in the Q and A. Please read the Forum rules!! and Odin back to stock then try flashing something. Probably have some Ghosts in there.
Yup that's it... You need to ODIN back to stock and then start over. Look around in the vibrant bible and you will see info about that very topic.
Look for the JFD tar and the stock .pit file!
Goodluck
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If you had read the instructions on flashing 2.2 ROMs, you would have seen that you have to ODIN to stock, THEN flash the 2.2.
Sent from my Nero v3 Vibrant.
hhsz said:
Hi. I am trying the ROMs one by one to decide which suites me best. I first tried Obsidian V4.2 and flashed Macnut R14 over it. So far so good. Then I tried to flash Nero V3 over Macnut R14 (all flashing was done with ROM Manager) but I got a exclamation mark several seconds after rebooting. The same problem even when I tried to flash Obsidian instead. (I can still reboot the phone via adb and then return to Macnut.) So what went wrong? What's the correct procedure for doing that?
Thanks in advance!
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Odin back to stock is the way you should do it. Likely you are needing sig or mounting done. Which can be done in recovery, if you know how to do it. If you do not. refer to the prev suggestions.
Side-note-make sure you have permissions updated in Rom Manager and Dropbox in back-up to smooth your path.
danerer said:
If you had read the instructions on flashing 2.2 ROMs, you would have seen that you have to ODIN to stock, THEN flash the 2.2.
Sent from my Nero v3 Vibrant.
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no you don't.
to the op, did you change kernels or do a lagfix or voodoo?
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no you don't.
to the op, did you change kernels or do a lagfix or voodoo?
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No. I did nothing special. I know that Macnut R14 comes with Super IO kernel while Nero V3 with stock kernel + voodoo. There is a voodoo folder under /sdcard however it is disabled with a disable-lagfix file.
I did once have voodoo enabled, but disabled it via CwM Recovery before flashing Obsidian 4.2.
I can't even flash Ginger Clone R2 over Macnut R14 (both with Super IO Kernel)!
Just ODINed JFD and everything went back to normal.
Everyone may already know DroidXcon over at Android Central was the one who originally gave us Fascinate owners these ODIN packages. Unfortunately his phone became hard bricked when it fell off his desk while helping someone in the AC forums. I offered to help, and DroidXcon spent several hours walking me through the necessary steps to create the ODIN packages. So all credit for these ODIN packages goes to him, I am simply following his exact instructions and continuing his work.
Besides DroidXcon, I want to also give credit where credit is due. I am not claiming any part in creating the ROMs contained in these ODIN packages, this is just an easy all-in-one way to flash ROM, kernel, and modem. Adrynalyne, one of the great devs working on the Fascinate among other phones, took time out of his busy schedule to Debloat, Debing, and Deodex the ED01 official Froyo OTA release to give us that ROM. Adrynalyne again and the rest of TeamSbrissenMod - sbrissen, nisuj17, nemesis2all, gizmodroid, sunder74, gunnermike53, & js123, and anyone else who had any part in putting together or testing this collaborative effort known as Community ROM or Ultimate KangBang. Devs jt1134 and GizmoDroid collaborated and provided us with the current, functioning CWM linked to in this thread. imnuts for his kernel which seems to have been the key to get the Comm ROM packages to flash and load. So thank you so much to all of you for everything you have done and continue to do for the Fascinate and the Fascinate community......
XDA and I disclaim all liability for any harm that may befall your device, including, but not limited to: bricked phones, voided manufacturer warranties, exploding batteries, etc. We all flash things onto our phones at our own risk.
DroidXcon's original ODIN content here: http://forum.androidcentral.com/ver...tom-roms-w-root-clockwork-updated-3-25-a.html
ED01 DB/DO original content here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1044406
CWM-recovery-all-3-30-fix original content here: http://forum.androidcentral.com/ver...od-superclean-roms-erasing-cwm-confusion.html
CWM 3.x original content here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1046905
Community ROM original content here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1050453
Community ROM 2.0 original content here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1108991
PeanutButta Jelly Time kernel original content here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1012571
The Debloated/Deodexed packages contain the ED01 Debloated/Deodexed/Debinged rooted ROM from Adrynalyne, the EC01 modem/radio, cwm froyo, and Adrynalyne's EC10 kernel. The Community ROM packages contain Comm ROM v1.3, the EC01 modem/radio or no modem/radio, cwm froyo, and imnuts' -50mv nonvoodoo kernel. There is no stand alone ED01 modem yet, so we have to make do with the EC01 modem for now. Just like DroidXcon's other packages, these are nonvoodoo only. I will make adjustments to the packages as things are released.
IF YOU ARE RUNNING A VOODOO SETUP, YOU WILL NEED TO DISABLE VOODOO LAG FIX PRIOR TO FLASHING ONE OF THESE ODIN PACKAGES JUST TO BE SAFE. After a clean install and full reboot you can boot to cwm, flash the voodoo kernel of your choice, enable lag fix and reboot.
I NOW INCLUDE IMNUTS' -50mv NONVOODOO KERNEL IN THE COMM ROM PACKAGES BECAUSE IT SEEMS TO WORK TO ALLOW THE ROM TO FLASH IN ODIN AND COMPLETELY LOAD. AFTER THE ROM COMPLETELY LOADS, YOU CAN STICK WITH THAT KERNEL TO SEE HOW IT WORKS FOR YOU OR YOU CAN SAFELY BOOT TO CWM AND FLASH THE VOODOO OR NONVOOODOO KERNEL OF YOUR CHOICE.
***Update 05/17***
- Switched from times_infinity's ComaVolt nonvoodoo kernel to imnuts' -50mv PBJ nonvoodoo kernel
- Data wipe Community ROM packages added.
- Community ROM packages contain Comm ROM v 1.3
***Update 06/12***
- Added Community ROM 2.0 packages
To install ODIN packages on your device
1.Download and install drivers on your computer HERE
2. Next you will need the ED01 Froyo tar file which will be placed in the PDA section of ODIN:
DEBLOATED/DEODEXED:
Use this version if you are coming from an Eclair build (EA28, DL09, DH12, DI01.)
This version will wipe your data, so make sure you back it up:
ED01DB_DO_SHARK.tar
Use this version if you are already on a Froyo Build (DL30, EB01, EC01, or stock ED01.)
This version will not wipe your data:
ED01DB_DOx_SHARK.tar
COMMUNITY ROM:
CR 1.3
These versions will not wipe your data
This version contains the EC01 modem/radio and imnuts' -50mv PBJ nonvoodoo kernel:
CR_EC01_NutsX_Shark.tar
This version contains imnuts' -50mv PBJ nonvoodoo kernel and no modem/radio for those who have the ED01 modem radio or just want to keep the modem/radio they are currently using:
CR_NoModem_NutsX_Shark.tar
These versions will wipe your data, so make sure to back it up
This version contains the EC01 modem/radio and imnuts' -50mv PBJ nonvoodoo kernel
CR_EC01_Nuts_Shark.tar
This version contains imnuts' -50mv PBJ nonvoodoo kernel and no modem/radio
CR_NoModem_Nuts_Shark.tar
***Installation instructions for Comm ROM 2.0 recommend a data wipe. If you choose to use a no wipe version and end up with force closes or other problems that is not my fault nor the fault of anyone from the team that developed the ROM. You can correct those problems by then flashing a wipe version. You have been warned, flash at your own risk***
CR 2.0
These versions will wipe your data, so make sure you back it up
This version contains the EC01 modem/radio and imnut's 05/31 PBJ -50mv nonvoodoo kernel
CR20_EC01_NUTS_SHARK.tar
This version contains no modem/radio and imnuts' 05/31 PBJ -50mv nonvoodoo kernel
CR20_NOMODEM_NUTS_SHARK.tar
These versions will not wipe your data
This version contains the EC01 radio/modem and imnuts' 05/31 PBJ -50mv nonvoodoo kernel
CR20_EC01_NUTSx_SHARK.tar
This version contains no modem/radio and imnuts' 05/31 PBJ -50mv nonvoodoo kernel
CR20_NOMODEM_NUTSx_SHARK.tar
After downloading these files you will need to extract the .tar.md5 file from the .rar file. For visual aid instructions on "how to extract the file" and "how to use ODIN", see post #'s 3 and 4 of DroidXcon's original ODIN thread .
3.) You will need to download the ODIN application tool found here ODIN or ODIN MIRROR
4.) You will also need the latest recovery, CWM 3.x HERE
5.) If your phone is plugged into your computer, unplug it now.
6.) If your phone is not powered down, power it down now.
7.) Remove battery from phone.
8.) Launch ODIN on PC.
9.) Plug USB cable into phone.
10.) Plug your Fascinate into the PC via the USB cable that came with your phone.
11.) Press and hold the volume down key until (approx 3 secs) you see a gigantic yellow triangle on your phone, and your phone will be in download mode. The first thin rectangle in the upper left of the ODIN applicate should also turn yellow and identify a com port. You can now release the volume key.
12.) Click on the PDA button in ODIN
Triple check that you pushed the PDA button. Do NOT click the Phone button prior to continuing to step 13. If you choose Phone, you will have bought your Fascinate a one-way ticket to hell.
13.) Find and double click on the ED01.tar.md5 file you downloaded in step 2 above & click the Start button. (This should take approx 3 to 6mins)
14.) Phone will power down when finished.
15.) Close ODIN, remove USB cable from phone, reinsert battery, power on phone and let ROM fully load.
16.) Power down phone, remove battery.
17.) Open ODIN.
18.) Reconnect phone to USB cable as described above in step 11.
19.) Click on the PDA button in ODIN. (Don't forget the warning about making sure you clicked the PDA button)
20.) Find and double click the CWM 3.x file you downloaded in step 4 above & once again click the Start button. (This should only take 7 seconds)
21.) Phone will power down again.
22.) Close ODIN
23.) Reinsert battery.
24.) Power phone and wait to boot. (Should take approx. 4 mins)
Thanks for continuing this work. This is a real service to the community.
Also, as for this:
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Triple check that you pushed the PDA button. Do NOT click the Phone button prior to continuing to step 13. If you choose Phone, you will have bought your Fascinate a one-way ticket to hell.
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Good warning to NOT use the phone button. Fyi, there have been several users who recovered from this. In the event that a user stupidly presses the phone button, this can be recovered. I believe it just involved the same method that Adynalyne gave us for recovering after he caused many soft-bricks. (odin the stock files back on, along with PIT file and modem).
legit .. thanks a lot man . got me back to being current in just a couple minutes . thanks for taking the time .
lane32x said:
Thanks for continuing this work. This is a real service to the community.
Also, as for this:
Good warning to NOT use the phone button. Fyi, there have been several users who recovered from this. In the event that a user stupidly presses the phone button, this can be recovered. I believe it just involved the same method that Adynalyne gave us for recovering after he caused many soft-bricks. (odin the stock files back on, along with PIT file and modem).
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Welcome. Yes, I remember gunnermike actually flashing something in the phone section on purpose just to see what would happen, and he recovered from it. And I believe that is the correct recovery from it also. The stock EB01 with the atlas 2.2 in the pit section with repartitioning checked has saved countless people. And I use it to clean things up for a fresh start after I've gone on a flashing binge.
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legit .. thanks a lot man . got me back to being current in just a couple minutes . thanks for taking the time .
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You're welcome. After the Easter holiday I'm going to look at adding other ED01 ROMs. I should get better at this as I do it more. Plus I'm learning from DroidXcon the master, so between the two of us hopefully we can continue on this.
thanks shark...
2 questions...
1. coming from froyo using the no data wipe tar.. should we disable voodoo? i know odining will normally put rfs back on however without data wipe wondering if it ok?
2. similar to the "reset wipe" that is recommened with the ec10 and some of the other ed01 installs - would it be a good idea to put the atlas 2.2 pit file in pit section and repartition with the odin flash?
thanks and rock on...
Samsung Fascinate
SuperClean 2.9.2 , jt's 4/15 voodoo kernel, EC10 radio
Member of Android Anonymous, as a recovering Android bricking addict. I have been brick free for over 30 days.
mrjake1970 said:
thanks shark...
2 questions...
1. coming from froyo using the no data wipe tar.. should we disable voodoo? i know odining will normally put rfs back on however without data wipe wondering if it ok?
2. similar to the "reset wipe" that is recommened with the ec10 and some of the other ed01 installs - would it be a good idea to put the atlas 2.2 pit file in pit section and repartition with the odin flash?
thanks and rock on...
Samsung Fascinate
SuperClean 2.9.2 , jt's 4/15 voodoo kernel, EC10 radio
Member of Android Anonymous, as a recovering Android bricking addict. I have been brick free for over 30 days.
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My bad, I thought I mentioned some of that in the OP, will update.
1. Yes these packages are nonvoodoo, so if you are running voodoo, you will need to disable lag fix prior to flashing to be safe. Then after clean install and full reboot, you can boot to cwr, flash your voodoo kernel of choice, and enable lag fix.
2. No, these packages are not designed to work with the atlas pit file. They will wipe the cache partition for you. The wipe version wipes cache and data, so if you want a fresh start even coming from a Froyo build you can do that. I tested the wipe version coming from stock EB01 and SC 2.9.2 nonvoodoo and had no issues. I had a few testers use the no wipe package from various set ups and they had no issues. So no need to use the atlas 2.2 pit file, use these ODIN packages as is.
I just rooted my wife's fascinate, after flashing Odin and the update zip, it booted to red clockwork did a reboot and now I can't get back to clockwork.
Is this the issue of booting the phone back on the stock kernel? It reverts to stock recovery?
If this is the case, once in clockwork initially should I create a backup and then flash a kernel?
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I just rooted my wife's fascinate, after flashing Odin and the update zip, it booted to red clockwork did a reboot and now I can't get back to clockwork.
Is this the issue of booting the phone back on the stock kernel? It reverts to stock recovery?
If this is the case, once in clockwork initially should I create a backup and then flash a kernel?
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I believe you are dead on. Just odin clockwork back in and flash a new kernel. As long as it's a tw kernel.
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I'm looking around on xda and fascinateforums looking for kernels with little luck. I don't want voodoo for the time being as I'm not too familiar with the fascinate yet.
I've got a Droid x and a thunderbolt rooted just catching up on the fascinate.
Thanks.
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ibsk8 said:
I'm looking around on xda and fascinateforums looking for kernels with little luck. I don't want voodoo for the time being as I'm not too familiar with the fascinate yet.
I've got a Droid x and a thunderbolt rooted just catching up on the fascinate.
Thanks.
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I believe if you look here at XDA in the development fourm, jt1134, times_infinity and imnuts all have custom nonvoodoo kernel options which will work with this ED01 debloated/deodexed ROM. If you choose an imnuts kernel, being new to the Fascinate you may want to start out with the standard voltage (sv) kernel until you can do some reading on setting the voltage. Any of the devs here are putting out some amazing kernels, but these are the only nonvoodoo custom kernel options of which I am aware.
@landshark68
Thanks for the awesome release! Could you also make a package without the radio? This way, if people are on ED01 radio, they can flash and have the best of both worlds, since ED01 radio is the only thing that's not available now.
Kernal overlap problem...
I currently have two verizon fascinate phones. one is for my wife and one is for my self. My wife's fascinate had absolutely no problem after odin froyo ed01 ROM but my fascinate had previously installed [ROM][4.27.2011][ED01]Community Rom V1.2 rom by flashing the .zip files. And when it's booting up, the verizon startup animation and "android" letter animation gets overlayed. Is this because of a kernal overlap? if it is, could anyone suggest a solution for this? thanks.
i'm assuming this is pre-rooted?
Can I tether free using a third party sw other than Verizon hotspot with this rom?
Thanks.
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You can I'f you d/l a wifi tethering app
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jagyk said:
i'm assuming this is pre-rooted?
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Yes. This rom is pre-rooted.
infra_red_dude said:
@landshark68
Thanks for the awesome release! Could you also make a package without the radio? This way, if people are on ED01 radio, they can flash and have the best of both worlds, since ED01 radio is the only thing that's not available now.
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I just finished up Community ROM ODIN packages and I did do that for those. I will be releasing them soon after testing is done. There will be packages with the EC01 modem and packages with no modem.
landshark68 said:
I just finished up Community ROM ODIN packages and I did do that for those. I will be releasing them soon after testing is done. There will be packages with the EC01 modem and packages with no modem.
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community rom 1.3 is gonna be out very soon, might wanna hold off a bit
Bad news..Tried to run this and while in odin/d/l mode my phone went just went to an orange screen...and that was it. When I try to power up it only shows a phone with some dots going to a computer..
ANNNY clue wtf happened? Or how to fix it?
EDIT: Just had to heimdall this bad boy, back to complete stock. NO clue what happened there.
I am currently running SC 2.9.2 with jt's voodoo kernel. I understand how to disable and re-enable voodoo. My question is if the rom I want to flash is voodoo only should I re-enable voodoo before flashing? Also will it matter if it is enabled or disabled when flashing a new radio or kernel?
I want to use the community rom with the latest voodoo kernel to enable bln, UV, and OC
Thanks in advance for the help!
mdisbrow said:
I am currently running SC 2.9.2 with jt's voodoo kernel. I understand how to disable and re-enable voodoo. My question is if the rom I want to flash is voodoo only should I re-enable voodoo before flashing? Also will it matter if it is enabled or disabled when flashing a new radio or kernel?
I want to use the community rom with the latest voodoo kernel to enable bln, UV, and OC
Thanks in advance for the help!
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If you are currently running voodoo then you can just flash the community rom as you are going from voodoo to voodoo. its only an issue when going from voodoo to non voodoo in which you would have to disable voodoo then before flashing a non voodoo rom.
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If you are currently running voodoo then you can just flash the community rom as you are going from voodoo to voodoo. its only an issue when going from voodoo to non voodoo in which you would have to disable voodoo then before flashing a non voodoo rom.
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Alright awesome and it doesn't matter when flashing the radio at all I take it?
mdisbrow said:
Alright awesome and it doesn't matter when flashing the radio at all I take it?
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What radio are you running currently? The kernel that is included in the community rom will turn on voodoo but to be safe you can always enable it so that you are sure its enabled.
fitti28 said:
What radio are you running currently? The kernel that is included in the community rom will turn on voodoo but to be safe you can always enable it so that you are sure its enabled.
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EB01 obviously I want ED01 but from reading the forums it looks like it is a real pain in the ass to get. Suggestions?
Ughh I might just flash EC01 and see how that goes I dont want to be flashing my phone for the next hour
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EB01 obviously I want ED01 but from reading the forums it looks like it is a real pain in the ass to get. Suggestions?
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I followed these directions from adrynalyne. It wasnt bad at all.
So many of us are rooted...so many...
Getting to ED01 isn't easy without any radio leak. So, to get to ED01, so you can get yer bran' spankin' new modem!, follow these directions.
First, we will downgrade to DL09.
Do this by flashing this DL09 package in Odin (pda button, pda button, pda button)
http://adrynalyne.us/files/stuff/
Then, download this EA28 update.zip, put it on your sd card, reboot to recovery and flash:
http://www.multiupload.com/F00OYXVO0K
Finally, download this ED01 update.zip put it on your sdcard, and reboot to recovery and flash:
http://www.multiupload.com/LPI21AP8TD
Then, flash whatever the latest and great cwr 2.5.x is (I've not kept track.) Do not use cwr 3.x for now, imo. You can then flash one of the stock rooted roms, or root yourself via flashing a super user package from cwr.
Good luck!
Note: Keep in mind that once you Odin CWR to ED01, you MUST also flash a kernel, or rom containing a kernel to replace the stock one, or it will revert you.
Boot first to CWR after Odin, and install Community Rom v1.0 as it contains a kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1044474
Yeah thats what I was reading going to give EC01 a shot with the community mod first and see how that works out first seems a lot of people are thinking they are similar
yeah not much different at all. I just went to ed01 as i was wiping anyhow and his directions we straight forward but try ec01 then community v1.0 then you can flash v1.2
Thats what I'm going to do hopefully an odin ED01 package comes out I have a feeling EC01 will hold me over until then
Thanks for the help much more confident using voodoo
mdisbrow said:
Thats what I'm going to do hopefully an odin ED01 package comes out I have a feeling EC01 will hold me over until then
Thanks for the help much more confident using voodoo
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This link also has good information about voodoo
http://forum.androidcentral.com/ver...11-kernel-built-source-sound-undervolted.html
This link also has information regarding voltage control as the kernel allows you to customize the voltages.
http://forum.androidcentral.com/ver...oms-hacks/79749-voltage-control-settings.html
Anyone know where I can get the 3.0 clockwork update.zip? I am currently on blue version and would like 3.0 to flash com rom can someone post the link? All the ones in the stickies lead me to 404 file not found on drop box...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1046905
Scroll down below the ODIN packs and you will find the .zip versions.
They are 3.x and come in 3 different colors.
Tested the first link and I was given the download so you should be good to go.
Thank you for posting in the correct section!
gkirby11 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1046905
Scroll down below the ODIN packs and you will find the .zip versions.
They are 3.x and come in 3 different colors.
Tested the first link and I was given the download so you should be good to go.
Thank you for posting in the correct section!
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No thank you for being so diligent and responding! Two other questions:
How do I know if I am voodoo'd? I have the voodoo folder on my SD card but I do not know if I am actually voodoo'd as I didn't do anything to make myself that way.
Which one of those should I get to flash community rom 2.0?
cking122 said:
No thank you for being so diligent and responding! Two other questions:
How do I know if I am voodoo'd? I have the voodoo folder on my SD card but I do not know if I am actually voodoo'd as I didn't do anything to make myself that way.
Which one of those should I get to flash community rom 2.0?
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I will answer these in reverse order as.... well.... it will be easier
Any of them, the colors mean nothing (dont quote me on that) and if you choose the PBJ version of Kangbang (community rom) you will get a yellow one! They all work the same but leading to the first question.....
....When you have the latest CWM3.X there is a voodoo option menu. If you click it you will be showen a list of voodoo check points (what I call them) that will tell you if and where the lagfix (voodoo) is enabled. If you flash a voodoo kernel you will automatically be converted to voodoo. **you will hear a nice robot lady voice tell you upon first start up**
If you just want a simple way of telling right now if you have voodoo. Pop over to the market and type in voodoo. Download the voodoo control app and open it. There is a menu that will tell you if it is enabled or not!
If I was going to do it I would grab the purple version (personal preference) and flash Imnuts's PBJ -50 kernel or the Kangbang (comm ROM) package that the kernel and ROM come in together. That way you will have voodoo, yellow updated CWM3.X, and the famed Kangbang (comm ROM)!
You can check right in CWM (under Voodoo), or via the Voodoo Control app.
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.controlapp
Is there anyway I can download a non-voodoo update.zip as I don't want to go voodoo.
cking122 said:
Is there anyway I can download a non-voodoo update.zip as I don't want to go voodoo.
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any update.zip will work as far as I know and you can still use the 'voodoo' red CWM 3.x even if you don't want voodoo. I was using it for a while to flash the ComRom package with no kernel. As for checking if you have voodoo enabled, you can do what the others said or run the Quadrant app from the market. If voodoo your score should be 1500+, normally its around a 1000. Of course the scores mean nothing, its just a quick way to tell.
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anoninja118 said:
any update.zip will work as far as I know and you can still use the 'voodoo' red CWM 3.x even if you don't want voodoo. I was using it for a while to flash the ComRom package with no kernel. As for checking if you have voodoo enabled, you can do what the others said or run the Quadrant app from the market. If voodoo your score should be 1500+, normally its around a 1000. Of course the scores mean nothing, its just a quick way to tell.
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You no longer need the update.zip in root of SD card to get into CWM recovery.
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XDAholic said:
You no longer need the update.zip in root of SD card to get into CWM recovery.
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I figured, I just got into such a habit of having it there that its always there now lol
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