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I for one use my phone as my main MP3 player in the car, and after using the new Dragon Kernel with voodoo sound the difference was absolutely flipping amazing. Just the battery died so fast that it wasn't even worth it.
So I ask you this. Is KA5 Kernel with Voodoo and Voodoo Sound possible? Does it already exist? AM I ASKING TO MUCH!?!?!
I for one would personally like to see this, any takers?
it does not exist. your best option would be to flash Nero V5 ( this is KA5 )then flash dragon kernel 2.8 so that u will have voodoo sound and buy a car charger. i have Nero V5 and dragon kernle too so i know how short the batterty life is. despite that, it's still long enough to get you through a day especially if u have a car charger and a home charger. better option will come in a short future. have faith
Thats Sad news, your post brought to my attention the existince of such a thing as voodoo sound. Man that blows. The new KA5 that comes with Nero 5 is giving me grief so I may give that other one a go.
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I for one use my phone as my main MP3 player in the car, and after using the new Dragon Kernel with voodoo sound the difference was absolutely flipping amazing. Just the battery died so fast that it wasn't even worth it.
So I ask you this. Is KA5 Kernel with Voodoo and Voodoo Sound possible? Does it already exist? AM I ASKING TO MUCH!?!?!
I for one would personally like to see this, any takers?
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sure it's possible.
As soon as we get KA5 source code, you'll have your kernel.
yes, curiosity piqued, please explain this Voodoo sound you speaketh of
I'm in the same boat, I LOVE the sound in my car, but I can't stand the battery life, might just give in, and go back to 2.8
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yes, curiosity piqued, please explain this Voodoo sound you speaketh of
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I second this. There exists a Voodoo kernel that improves sound quality?
this is proof
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=910412
I'm waiting for Voodoo sound on a Vibrant kernel too... The ridiculously poor battery life of Dragon Kernel makes it a deal breaker
Haha yes. Samsung...SOURCE CODE. RELEASE IT YOU ****ERS...
But while we wait in agony, there IS an app which does the SAME thing as Voodoo sound. The drawback is it has to do it in software continuously hence its less elegant than Voodoo sound.
HOWEVER, it has NO effect on battery life. Maybe 1% total...I wouldn't call it anything really.
It is called Audioboost. I believe you can find a paid version of it on the Market now, or if you're willing to look, there is a free version of it in burried in the Galaxy S I9000 dev forums. Hope it helps the great lot of you while we wait for Voodoo sound to make it into the kernel.
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SeanFloyd said:
yes, curiosity piqued, please explain this Voodoo sound you speaketh of
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I second this. There exists a Voodoo kernel that improves sound quality?
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Not being an ass but google "voodoo sound galaxy s" and one of the top websites will explain it completely, which is what I did.
Long story short though; Galaxy S phones have really good audio hardware but poorly written drivers. Supercurio (VooDoo creator) has written VooDoo sound to compensate for this. Unfortunately it's based off the i9000 and not Vibrant so if you want it you will need to flash a Voodoo sound compatible kernel.
Personally I am going to hold out for TW or someone to write it into their ROMS which will be when the source for US is leaked *hopefully*. I am just too happy with everything else on my phone to start mixing and matching.
Samsung not releasing source?
Blasphemy.
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Samsung not releasing source?
Blasphemy.
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Buahahaha, no it's true. I had to research it myself aswell cause I could believe it.
I am here to testify, voodoo sound is worth its weight in gold. The most current version of dragon kernal can be found on teamwhiskey.com, dragon kernal v2.8. Its louder and clearer, literally like night and day.
I downloaded the Over clocked version of dragon kernal, and its burning fast. But yes the battery will require me some car charging to get through the day. Not a big deal. My only issue is it freezes from time to time requiring a reboot. But voodoo sound, yes give it to me baby!
Is there a way to really raise the volume when playing music through the audio jack? I have it plugged into my car and it's just unacceptably too low.
I'm sure this is something that could be easily hacked, is there any methods out there? I downloaded and bought louder volume hack from the market, doesn't really do the job.
I just don't know what it is. When playing music through an Aux input, it just sounds muddled and low. I don't remember this with my droid. Any suggestions?
Just before the froyo leak, voodoo sound was being implemented into eclair kernels that was truly amazing. Voodoo sound made use of the good headphone amp within our device that samsung seemed to have neglected. But the developers are at the mercy of the froyo source code being released for our phone for that feature to be added to the froyo kernels. I really really really miss voodoo sound.
Voodoo sound thread.
good day.
Things like this are the reason I don't want froyo yet.. It sucks no new stuff is gonna be made for dj05, its such a good rom.
chopper the dog said:
Just before the froyo leak, voodoo sound was being implemented into eclair kernels that was truly amazing. Voodoo sound made use of the good headphone amp within our device that samsung seemed to have neglected. But the developers are at the mercy of the froyo source code being released for our phone for that feature to be added to the froyo kernels. I really really really miss voodoo sound.
Voodoo sound thread.
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So we can't get these awesome sound features?
This is really a problem for me.
wil318466 said:
So we can't get these awesome sound features?
This is really a problem for me.
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Sure you can.. You just have to revert to dj05 or dl09..
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You could use an app called Poweramp. It has an equalizer with preamp volume slider.
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I was just wondering if there is any way to forcibly increase the max volume limit on ICS? I've seen some apps in the market that claim to, but wanted to ask here first. I can't hear the phone ring if I'm in just a moderately loud environment, and my last phones (iPhone 4, Galaxy S and OG Droid) were all PLENTY loud.
Let me know, thanks!
hahaha i love our 100% opposite threads.
and i do 100% commend you for starting your own thread about it, rather thank hijacking the other. thank god there's still some courteous forum members out there!
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hahaha i love our 100% opposite threads.
and i do 100% commend you for starting your own thread about it, rather thank hijacking the other. thank god there's still some courteous forum members out there!
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I agree with the OP and would like to see this myself. I can never hear my phone if there is mild background noise. Almost never hear texts unless it is dead quite.
Was at a strip club for a friends bachelor party and my phone rang a few times that night. Never heard it. Kept hearing my buddies iPhone all night though.
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how about.....a dev request for just MORE steps of volume?
so like, the steps go by 5 or so
5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 and so on...that would make me happy with lower volumes, and would make you guys happy for louder perhaps
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I agree with the OP and would like to see this myself. I can never hear my phone if there is mild background noise. Almost never hear texts unless it is dead quite.
Was at a strip club for a friends bachelor party and my phone rang a few times that night. Never heard it. Kept hearing my buddies iPhone all night though.
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I actually found one that works well. Its called volume+, and its $2 on the market or free on his forum. For the rezound, because it has beats, it needs a special audio-settings.conference file, which he also has posted on his forum with instructions to add it. I turned the audio settings all the way up and it makes a considerable difference, without too much distortion. Give it a try
Just a suggestion...i make my own ring tones from mp3s in audacity and just pump up the gain. Right now it's the guitar riff from Mr jack by system of a down and it makes people around me jump even in a busy loud store when it rings, hell I could hear it at the last football game I was at.
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I actually found one that works well. Its called volume+, and its $2 on the market or free on his forum. For the rezound, because it has beats, it needs a special audio-settings.conference file, which he also has posted on his forum with instructions to add it. I turned the audio settings all the way up and it makes a considerable difference, without too much distortion. Give it a try
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Thanks for the tip on the extra file. Used Volume+ for months when everybody else gushed over DSPManager. Going to fire it up again now and see what it can do on my newer ROM.
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I actually found one that works well. Its called volume+, and its $2 on the market or free on his forum. For the rezound, because it has beats, it needs a special audio-settings.conference file, which he also has posted on his forum with instructions to add it. I turned the audio settings all the way up and it makes a considerable difference, without too much distortion. Give it a try
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I need this file, volume Plus doesn't seem to work otherwise for me
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Yakuzagang5 said:
I actually found one that works well. Its called volume+, and its $2 on the market or free on his forum. For the rezound, because it has beats, it needs a special audio-settings.conference file, which he also has posted on his forum with instructions to add it. I turned the audio settings all the way up and it makes a considerable difference, without too much distortion. Give it a try
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I will check that out. Thanks for the info!
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can you not get DSP manager??? im on GB but was just wondering
I know on CM it would rock the phone on my thunderbolt
but i thought it had something to do with the kernel also because IMO had a kernel that had very low sound and then he revamped it and it came out good
this looks promising but i do not have ICS just got my rezound today but this guy said he extracted DSP from a AOSP rezound ROM
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1569609
How do you make a phone ring louder with DSP manager??
I have it in my ICS ROM but I don't see any volume settings in it??
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How do you make a phone ring louder with DSP manager??
I have it in my ICS ROM but I don't see any volume settings in it??
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probably just set "phone speaker" to have a higher output in the EQ..or just raise the EQ so they're all even, but like 5 steps up or so
With DSP Manager, the only thing that really makes it loud is headset virtual room. But of course its only available for headphone setting. Eq dont do squat in headphone setting...no effect... But EQ works ok on speaker. Just dont go all that loud even with the EQ enabled, but no volume boost for main speaker. Need louder volume on the Rezound....period regardless what ROM you using. Im on GB still
What about that xloud mod that I've been seeing lately I see that newt baked it into his new Rom and actually works we need to get all the devs to bake this in the roms this and the bravia engine as they are good together cleaner graphics and louder sound
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Yakuzagang5 said:
I actually found one that works well. Its called volume+, and its $2 on the market or free on his forum. For the rezound, because it has beats, it needs a special audio-settings.conference file, which he also has posted on his forum with instructions to add it. I turned the audio settings all the way up and it makes a considerable difference, without too much distortion. Give it a try
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I purchased this app a year or so ago but don't bother installing it anymore. I immediately found it didn't play well with DSP manager, both start FCing constantly if they are installed together. I couldn't see that it made much of a noticeable difference anyway Other than for headset volume and that's plenty loud enough anyway.
Where did you find the beats fix?? I just searched that site for beats fix, Rezound mods etc etc and got no result at all???
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What about that xloud mod that I've been seeing lately I see that newt baked it into his new Rom and actually works we need to get all the devs to bake this in the roms this and the bravia engine as they are good together cleaner graphics and louder sound
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If you search theres a universal zip that works on all roms somewhere on xda
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jmorton10 said:
I purchased this app a year or so ago but don't bother installing it anymore. I immediately found it didn't play well with DSP manager, both start FCing constantly if they are installed together. I couldn't see that it made much of a noticeable difference anyway Other than for headset volume and that's plenty loud enough anyway.
Where did you find the beats fix?? I just searched that site for beats fix, Rezound mods etc etc and got no result at all???
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It's listed on the releases page I believe, and it's it's own separate thread, called [MOD] htc device fix or something along those lines. And you have to install that audio_settings.conf file he provides if you're on a Rezound for it to make a difference. I installed it and have the volume set to +15 and it makes it unbelievably better. Much, much louder, and I set the eq to Beats like and there's very little distortion at full volume, and notifications/ringtones are much, much louder.
here's the thread for volume+ fix for htc devices with beats:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1642379
nrfitchett4 said:
here's the thread for volume+ fix for htc devices with beats:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1642379
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Yeah it was easy to do. Just used root explorer and switched out the files. I got them off the developers site though.
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Yeah it was easy to do. Just used root explorer and switched out the files. I got them off the developers site though.
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when you first open volume+ it says to go to settings and enable volume+, but there is no option when I go to settings, under sound.
Does yours have that option?
Hi guys!
After receiving a lot of request to support Galaxy Player lines I decided to buy a Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2 in order to provide a quality Voodoo Sound support for this device.
I don't know yet if I'll do the same for 4.0, 5.0 and previous device, with your help maybe − usually I prefer owning devices to be sure to provide good support and solid fully tested update.
I've just received it (it's not even rooted) I'm convinced its a great platform already.
Really accessible price, zippy system, reasonably good IPS display for the price providing an okay color rendering and of course a lovely WolfsonMicro audio codec: I like it!
Too bad my unit is defective because only one speaker of the two works so I'll have to return it, but I figured I could say hello to you guys
If you have questions and requests, I'm listening.
Sorry I don't have an ETA yet, sometimes I'm slow, but I know is that I'll do it right.
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Eww just noticed, a required kernel config option (KALLSYMS_ALL) is missing which make the port hazardous.
Maybe it will not be possible eventually.
So to be clear, its possible it won't happen. I don't know yet.
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Listening tests gave me the impression it doesn't sound as good as I expected from this codec so I didn't wait and measured the output.
THD and IMD+Noise levels are the highest I found on any WM8994 / WM1811 device so far, jitter is present too.
0.017% THD instead of 0.011%
0.019% IMD+Noise instead of 0.012%
.. and that's enough to sound off to my ears.. f*ck my life.
RMAA measurements for Galaxy S Player 4.2 Wi-fi
Nice, thanks for the support. I don't own a 4.2 but this is great. Hope you get them some nice sound improvement.
We do have some voodoo port for the 4.0 (as it have the WM8994) but I don't know if it's really it's true power that it's revealed here. It should have the same config because the WM1811 for the 2.6 kernel uses the same kernel drivers as the WM8994. Also thanks for your consideration! :good:
Also isn't it possible to add the KALLSYMS_ALL config option?
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We do have some voodoo port for the 4.0 (as it have the WM8994) but I don't know if it's really it's true power that it's revealed here. It should have the same config because the WM1811 for the 2.6 kernel uses the same kernel drivers as the WM8994. Also thanks for your consideration! :good:
Also isn't it possible to add the KALLSYMS_ALL config option?
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Well my long term project is a fully parametric EQ with some ambitious volume and dynamic range management stuff so I rewrote the whole thing from scratch in this purpose.
Its very complex and takes a hell lot of time but eh, why not.
However after listening tests and then measurement I'm not too sure the hardware implementation on this device is worth it and probably not the sound quality I expect for "Voodoo Sound".
So, I don't know.
For KALLSYMS_ALL, it's what allow to insert the driver in memory − at the right place.
As my target is standard firmware & kernel + root only, it compromises severely the feasibility.
Lots of doubts as you can see so far!
I'm still searching a way to root the 4.2 I have without flashing anything as I have to send it back because of the faulty speaker.
Rooting will allow me to prototype Voodoo Sound change and measure if the sound quality can reach requirements or not.
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Well my long term project is a fully parametric EQ with some ambitious volume and dynamic range management stuff so I rewrote the whole thing from scratch in this purpose.
Its very complex and takes a hell lot of time but eh, why not.
However after listening tests and then measurement I'm not too sure the hardware implementation on this device is worth it and probably not the sound quality I expect for "Voodoo Sound".
So, I don't know.
For KALLSYMS_ALL, it's what allow to insert the driver in memory − at the right place.
As my target is standard firmware & kernel + root only, it compromises severely the feasibility.
Lots of doubts as you can see so far!
I'm still searching a way to root the 4.2 I have without flashing anything as I have to send it back because of the faulty speaker.
Rooting will allow me to prototype Voodoo Sound change and measure if the sound quality can reach requirements or not.
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The project seems big indeed. I would speak french if I could (would be better) but I think in your case it would be good to flash a custom kernel, then root it and then reflash the stock one. Also just knowing, does the I9300 have voodoo sound with them? It could explain a bit of why the YP-GI1 is not that good with the sound (they do have the same chip as far as I can see).
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The project seems big indeed. I would speak french if I could (would be better) but I think in your case it would be good to flash a custom kernel, then root it and then reflash the stock one. Also just knowing, does the I9300 have voodoo sound with them? It could explain a bit of why the YP-GI1 is not that good with the sound (they do have the same chip as far as I can see).
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WM1811 is capable of excellent audio performance if the hardware implementation allows it, you can compare YP-GI1 measurements with Nexus 10 ones.
Flashing a custom kernel, hmm as there's no way to return to stock it won't do the trick for me :/
Rooting this device seems like a nightmare without flashing uncertain modified firmware and having no way to go back to stock.
I guess this is not a good platform for Voodoo Sound deployment and will probably just return the device, not matching the requirements in terms of audio quality, ease of rooting and driver maintenance ability.
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WM1811 is capable of excellent audio performance if the hardware implementation allows it, you can compare YP-GI1 measurements with Nexus 10 ones.
Flashing a custom kernel, hmm as there's no way to return to stock it won't do the trick for me :/
Rooting this device seems like a nightmare without flashing uncertain modified firmware and having no way to go back to stock.
I guess this is not a good platform for Voodoo Sound deployment and will probably just return the device, not matching the requirements in terms of audio quality, ease of rooting and driver maintenance ability.
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Yeah well it took some time just to make the device rooted soo... But I do think we have some potential here but because of the lack of devs working with this particular device, the task is a bit harder. You could try a port for the 4.0 the 4.2 port what do you think?
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Yeah well it took some time just to make the device rooted soo... But I do think we have some potential here but because of the lack of devs working with this particular device, the task is a bit harder. You could try a port for the 4.0 the 4.2 port what do you think?
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Yea too bad there's no full firmwares available.
Mine is an XXLC3.
My priority is audio quality so it's not really about porting code.
Isn't 4.0 discontinued?
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Yea too bad there's no full firmwares available.
Mine is an XXLC3.
My priority is audio quality so it's not really about porting code.
Isn't 4.0 discontinued?
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Ok I see, yeah as far as I know, the 4.0 is discountinued but I think you can find some at some shops in internet.
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Ok I see, yeah as far as I know, the 4.0 is discountinued but I think you can find some at some shops in internet.
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Okay, I looked for other easy rooting methods.
I could make a cf-root equivalent with 2 devices but I don't have 2 devices, and the device I have is faulty (dead speaker) so I can't modify it before returning it.
Audio quality doesn't seem promising enough, kernels symbols are missing.
I'll ask the seller a return & refund, sorry guys − project canceled so far: FAIL on each most important requirements with this device, I'm disappointed
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Okay, I looked for other easy rooting methods.
I could make a cf-root equivalent with 2 devices but I don't have 2 devices, and the device I have is faulty (dead speaker) so I can't modify it before returning it.
Audio quality doesn't seem promising enough, kernels symbols are missing.
I'll ask the seller a return & refund, sorry guys − project canceled so far: FAIL on each most important requirements with this device, I'm disappointed
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When you speak for 2 devices, you speak about the 4.0 and the 4.2? If yes the 4.0 can even be rooted with superoneclick (if it's not 2.3.7) If it is, just flash a custom kernel and it should be good (it's a france rom and kernel so if you want to come back, you should have no problem).
Anyway, good luck. :good:
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When you speak for 2 devices, you speak about the 4.0 and the 4.2? If yes the 4.0 can even be rooted with superoneclick (if it's not 2.3.7) If it is, just flash a custom kernel and it should be good (it's a france rom and kernel so if you want to come back, you should have no problem).
Anyway, good luck. :good:
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Concretely, I would have need 2 4.2 devices.
Rooting first one with /system to dump the kernel, rooting the second one with a root-injected stock kernel to dump original system and restore it on the first device.
This method would allow to build a stock+root kernel which is my preferred rooting method if no exploit is available.
4.2 is not vulnerable to exploits currently in town.
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Concretely, I would have need 2 4.2 devices.
Rooting first one with /system to dump the kernel, rooting the second one with a root-injected stock kernel to dump original system and restore it on the first device.
This method would allow to build a stock+root kernel which is my preferred rooting method if no exploit is available.
4.2 is not vulnerable to exploits currently in town.
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This was the method originally made to root the 4.2, except that they've not made the root-injected kernel (like the cf-root method).
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This was the method originally made to root the 4.2, except that they've not made the root-injected kernel (like the cf-root method).
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Yes I'm sure.
However only the US ROM is available around and breaking Wi-fi function for many makes it an unreliable method, stock+kernel would probably be better.
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Yes I'm sure.
However only the US ROM is available around and breaking Wi-fi function for many makes it an unreliable method, stock+kernel would probably be better.
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Well why don't you try it?
It's a shame to see that this is cancelled. However, what about the 4.2's audio is so intriguing? Maybe there'll be more luck with the other GP variants. Thanks for trying this out, our dev community is pretty small and I always get a great feeling when I see XDA celebrities like supercurio and AdamOutler on this forum. P.S. You wrote RootKepper in your signature instead of RootKeeper. Just pointing that out.
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Yea too bad there's no full firmwares available.
Mine is an XXLC3.
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I have a Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2 XET (Hungarian), but setting it to Italy I could update the firmware throught Odin and save it.
Originally I had XXLC3, updated to XXLF1
You can find this full firmware here: [ROM][STOCK] Samsung Galaxy S 4.2 WIFI YP-GI1CW ->CODE GI1XXLF1
With the full firmware available, I rooted it simply unpacking factoryfs.img using sgs2toext4 and ext4_utils, injecting SU binary + SuperSU and after repack it, I made a tarball and flashed it throught Odin.
After that I've installed from GP the busybox installer.
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Yes I'm sure.
However only the US ROM is available around and breaking Wi-fi function for many makes it an unreliable method, stock+kernel would probably be better.
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Result: SGP 4.2 rooted without flashing kernel with only one device and no problem with wifi.
Hope this could help, and it isn't too late
AW: [CANCELLED] Voodoo Sound for Galaxy S Wi-fi 4.2
Ozelot64 said:
I have a Galaxy S Wi-Fi 4.2 XET (Hungarian), but setting it to Italy I could update the firmware throught Odin and save it.
Originally I had XXLC3, updated to XXLF1
You can find this full firmware here: [ROM][STOCK] Samsung Galaxy S 4.2 WIFI YP-GI1CW ->CODE GI1XXLF1
With the full firmware available, I rooted it simply unpacking factoryfs.img using sgs2toext4 and ext4_utils, injecting SU binary + SuperSU and after repack it, I made a tarball and flashed it throught Odin.
After that I've installed from GP the busybox installer.
Result: SGP 4.2 rooted without flashing kernel with only one device and no problem with wifi.
Hope this could help, and it isn't too late
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Can you share your rooted lf1 tar? Thanks!
Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
ChaosChris said:
Can you share your rooted lf1 tar? Thanks!
Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2110593
Well back on my Droid Charge there was an app called Voodoo Sound Control (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.controlappdonate&hl=en) which did some voodoo magic to the audio hardware and made music sound incredible. For a phone, that is. It seems that Supercurio has stopped developing in general and I was wondering if any of you knew of any replacement apps for it. This app was used for a few Galaxy phones including the S1, S2 and Nexus I believe, so I figured thered be a few old fans out there who found the next best thing. Much love, appreciate any help
blarrick said:
Well back on my Droid Charge there was an app called Voodoo Sound Control (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.projectvoodoo.controlappdonate&hl=en) which did some voodoo magic to the audio hardware and made music sound incredible. For a phone, that is. It seems that Supercurio has stopped developing in general and I was wondering if any of you knew of any replacement apps for it. This app was used for a few Galaxy phones including the S1, S2 and Nexus I believe, so I figured thered be a few old fans out there who found the next best thing. Much love, appreciate any help
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viper4android is what you want
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
Legitsu said:
viper4android is what you want
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2191223
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Appreciate it man, this was exactly what I was looking for. Got it working with Poweramp, music sounds great