[online KITCHEN] *ROM Kitchen* 10/5: Ginger JVH 2.3.3 up
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Is that BUJV9?
Interesting...
I'm on jv9 and jkay gold deluxe too with fugu bleeding edge ultra. Guys using BE ultra are reporting no problems. Must be to do with my rom.
Could anyone possibly upload the gps apk or drivers so I could flash again before I try reflash the rom?
Mr. Doc and friends,
if the little girl you made will behave like your ROMs, that'll be a great success!
Empty the cache frequently, but don't overclock her!
Best,
Piero
Haha.....no sleep for Doc = very little frame of mind or time for developing roms for a while....lol: -)
Just realised I have 3 files in my "lost.dir" folder. Maybe this is my gps problem.
Is there anyway to tell what files they are and anyone know what the best course of action is? ?
Is there anyway to tell what files they are and anyone know what the best course of action is? ?
RK TWEETS:
about 28 minutes ago we said, RT @MasterJam882: @SamFirmware @supercurio just talked to samsung support. android 2.3.4 in the next few days! Nice
about 42 minutes ago we said, New Rom Kitchen will be opening in just a few hours
about 28 minutes ago we said, RT @MasterJam882: @SamFirmware @supercurio just talked to samsung support. android 2.3.4 in the next few days! Nice
about 42 minutes ago we said, New Rom Kitchen will be opening in just a few hours
Yes for me it is so. But thats nothing to care about, just an android feature=)
Awesome!!!RK TWEETS:
about 28 minutes ago we said, RT @MasterJam882: @SamFirmware @supercurio just talked to samsung support. android 2.3.4 in the next few days! Nice
about 42 minutes ago we said, New Rom Kitchen will be opening in just a few hours
And you will find they have a new thread too.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1115958
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1115958
For the people who are wondering:
Which is the newest gingerbread?
JV5 V6 may 24
JV9 V5 may 15
JVO V4 may 4
Which is the newest gingerbread?
JV5 V6 may 24
JV9 V5 may 15
JVO V4 may 4
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Hi
It looks as if jsd has a problem. . I will look into soon
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697DreamTeam Proudly Presents
Rom_Kitchen is a collaboration of DocRambone, Stefunel and Tricky103
The Magical ROM Kitchen V2
This is a on-line rom creator that give you:
- An easy way to generate custom roms
- Create a rom from your mobile browser
- Stable and fast base roms
- Choose the components you like is your rom, without any additional add-ons
- Multiple theme choices, made by the BEST theme creators
- Multiple kernel choices, made by the BEST kernel developers
- Multiple modems for your location, and our modem guru:Pele78, to guide you
- Selection of CSC for your region and operator
- Tweaks selections for additional functions
- Boot animations
- Forgot an app?, use the update.zip generator and add apps to system without need of a new rom.
- Mobile version added: Mobile kitchen
..:: Current Releases ::..
XWJS8/JVJ/ZSJPK Kitchen for SGS and Captivate
XXJVK BETA Kitchen
..:: News ::..
- Open beta kitchen: http://romkitchen.org/beta/
- Tricky103 joined ROM kitchen team
- Added a New install guide link: Link (by flip360 and perka)
- Added boot animations
- We have a NEW server thanks to Thomas
- New Domain: http://romkitchen.org
- IRC support channel for the romkitchen is now open.
Server: chat.freenode.net
Channel: #romkitchen
Url: irc://chat.freenode.net/romkitchen
webchat: http://webchat.freenode.net
..:: Reviews and user reports ::..
Androidguys:
Androidguys made a nice walk-trough with screens: Link
And.roid.es:
Another post that presents the Romkitchen, this time from and.roid.es Link
XDA portal :
XDA portal has found the kitchen XDA post :
" It’s absolutely an innovative and new alternative to the usual ROMs that are being provided by the chefs.
So we’re really wondering what will happen with good old ROM chefs and the way we were used to download ROMs and test them – we guess this must be another symptom of ORD, we are almost having a nostalgic feeling about it.
We’ll see what the future brings."
Briefmobile:
A nice review posted at http://briefmobile.com Link
Deutscher Android Blog:
A review/blogpost: Deutscher Android Blog, Link
A very Special thanks to the Helpers and beta testers, without you this would be difficult
Base Rom
- Based on XWJS/8/ZSJPG/ZSJPK ( Froyo 2.2.1). Check kitchen for version.
- Deodexed
- Apps and framework carefully optimized
- Zip-aligned
- PNG's optimized
- Rooted
- Latest SU and Busybox (THANKS Bo$$).
- Clockworkmod Recovery (in kernel)
- BLN support (BacklightNotification, enable via CWM, support of BLN is dependant of the kernel of choice)
- Big APN list
- Fat.format and zipalign added
- Fully functional startup scripts
- Wifi fix (Thanks Hardcore)
- Phone.apk without increasing ringing added
- Fully compatible with CWM 3.0 (for I9000) (thanks, Jim Panse and intronauta for help)
- Big CSC selection. To change csc in the multicsc : enter *#272*xxxx# where xxxx is your IMEI
Help sheet for RomKitchen
A help sheet for selections for the rom kitchen by Marcedli Link
Kernel
Guide by Tricky103
- Hardcore's kernel: Link
- Supercurio's kernel: Link
- Trasig's kernel: Link (in beta)
- DamianGto's kernel: Link
- Laststufo's kernel: Link
- Tegrak's kernel: Link (in beta)
Note: The voodoo kernels (Supercurio and Trasig) will convert the filesystem in boot.
If you do not want this (recommended):
Create a folder on internal sd called voodoo and place another folder inside it called disable-lagfix
Note: - ONLY USE CW3 COMPATIBLE UPDATE.ZIP PACKAGES with Trasig's kernels
Modem
Guide by Pele78
GPS performance guide by Cypher_X
I9000:
- I9000XXJPY
- I9000XXJPX
- I9000DDJP2
- I9000ZSJPE
- I9000UGJL2
- I9000BVJPA
- I9000DTJP3
- I9000DXJPB
Captivate:
- Bell JK4
- UGJL2
- UGJK3
- XXJPP
- TLJL3
More modems here Link
Launchers
- Zeam
- ADW launcher
- TW launcher
- GTG465x TW_Launcher : Link
- Go launcher
- Launcher pro 0.8.3
Keyboards
- Swype keyboards
- Samsung standard and EURO keybords
- Samsung Chinese Keyboard
- Gingerbread Keyboard fully functional (thanks Jim Panse)
Info: Link
Tweaks
- Voltage control : Link
- Z4 Control : Link
- Faster fix : Link
- SGS tools : Link
- Quickboot
- Damian Tweak
- LCD Density Changer
- WPA Supplicant selector
Themes
(only framework themed for now)
- Standard SGS
- Stansted with AOSP lockscreen
- DocTheme v4 Screens
- Generation X v1.14 theme, JPUXY : Link
- GingerMix v4 : Link
- JPU Andromeda Galassia AOSP extended powermenu : Link
- Jumba's NeonGT JPY 1.5 : Link
- 64 Theme 27-12-1 JPUXY color GB anim : Link
..:: How to use the Kitchen ::..
Enter the kitchen here: Kitchen
Or the moble version: Mobile kitchen
1: Choose the wipe or non wipe base rom (wipe recommended )
2: Selected the components you like to have in your rom
3: Press generate (only one time). Wait for the magic to happen.
4: Download the cooked rom and install it from recovery
Boot animations
A large number of boot animations added
Preview here: Animations preview
..::HOW TO INSTALL ::..
If you have Kitchen rom installed:
1: Place doc rom on internal sd
2: Enter recovery
3: Factory reset (if you install new base rom OR the previous rom had a voodoo kernel AND you want to wipe)
4: Install docrom
5: Reboot
Bell users: this way to install Link
If you have older rom : (2.1) or CM rom etc
And a nice install guide: Link
..::Themes and theme templates for kitchen ::..
Theme template (all sgs stock, XXJPY). Used for creating themes. No need to flash this when installing rom
Template
Theme template (AOSP lockscreen, XXJPY).
Template
Theme template ( AOSP Lockscreen, menu button fix, XXJPY)
Template
Theme template ( AOSP Lockscreen, menu button fix, + Extended Power Menu XXJPY)
Template
Doc theme v2, Samsung lockscreen
Doctheme v2, XXJPY
Doc theme v2, AOSP lockscreen
Doctheme v2 aosp, XXJPY
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..:: Donations ::..
We work hard on making this fully working kitchen with frequent additions.
Any donations are welcome.
Doc: Donate
Stefunel: Donate
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..:: Kitchen change-log ::..
2011-05-10; JVH base added
2011-04-10: ZSJPK v11.1 added, bugfixes in base, Tegrak kernel added
2011-04-03: ZSJPK v11 added
2011-03-30: XXJVK V1.3 added, updated scripts, smaller bugfixes
2011-03-28: XXJVK V1.2 added
2011-03-27: XXJVK beta
2011-03-24: V10 ZSJPJ
2011-03-19: V10_beta ZSJPJ base
2011-03-16: V9.9.5 base XWJS8
2011-03-10: v9.9 added, new modems added, updated some apps
2011-03-08: V9.8.1: removed fugu tweak and big hosts file. V9.9 ZSJPG new base
2011-03-07: JS7 base added
2011-02-13: Mobile version added, base rom updates, updated apps, more update.zip options
2011-01-31 - 2011-02-11: JS 5 base added
2011-01-23 - 2011-01-31: Kernel and csc updates, phone.apk bugfix.
2011-01-23: Sound selector added, base v9.1.4: jpa wifi fix added
2011-01-23: Boot animations in all kitchen, more csc added, Tegrak's kernel in beta added
2011-01-22: Boot animations added to Beta kitchen
2011-01-19: Bases to v9.1.3: updated busybox, new wipe script, added phone.apk selector,
Updated Voodoo Kernel - 5.2, Thinkdroid, LauncherPRO to 0.8.3, Layar-samsung, aldiko added
2011-01-19: Base v9.1.2 (updated market, better wipe), Version WWJS3 added to open,
2011-01-18: Beta: updated base, v9.1 with 4 lock fixa and wipe script fix.
2 themes: XWJS3 stock and aosp, update Lastsufo kernel
2011-01-17: One more script fix, all ok now i hope, bases to V8.1.1 and V9.0.1
2011-01-17: Open kitchen: base 8.1: fixed scripts. Beta kitchen: new base rom: XWJS3
2011-01-17: Kitchen v2 open, new csc selector. Base v8
2011-01-16: New modem added: I9000DTJP3, updated kernels, BIG update for Captivate.
2011-01-15: Base v7.9.5 in open kitchen
2011-01-14: Beta, new v7.9.5 base, Open: new kernels, added new apps
2011-01-13: Kitchen: new hardcore kernel. Beta: new updater-scripts, Ginger keyboard added, Go launcher added
2011-01-12: Kitchen updated: New 7.9 bases with support for CW 3.0 recovery, Update.zip generator added, Updated themes with battery charge bug fixed, new kernels
2011-01-11: Beta kitchen upgrade, Update.zip generator added, all themes updated. Wipe and no wipe bases
2011-01-10: Added new k12K kernel, added more info on modems and kernels, added launcher pro, updated ZEAM, updated build info (beta)
2011-01-09: Big kitchen update: New baserom v7.5 XXJPY, JPP and JP3 modems added, new Lastsufo kernel, New themes, all themes optimized,
Added new tweaks: daimians tweak, wpa selector, lcd density changer.
2011-01-08: Big beta kitchen update: New baserom v7.5 XXJPY, new Lastsufo kernel, New themes, all themes optimized,
Added new tweaks: daimians tweak, wpa selector, lcd density changer.
Bugfixes, minor fixes and tweaks
2011-01-07 : Added Theme support, removed launcher pro
2011-01-04 : Added new Hardcore 12i 500 kernel, Added gtg465x TW_Launcher, added Chinese keyboard, added Z4 control, added voltage control
2011-01-03 : Updated base 7.1.1, updated DamianGTO_JPX_300HZ_3A kernel, Added JL2 modem, Go launcher added
Zeam updated 2.8.6, samsung EURO keyboard added, MUIU music added. Fasterfix added,
New cook loog
2011-01-01 : Updated Zeam, hardcore and trasig kernels. Added Swype selector, more kernels. Captivate version added
2010-12-30 : initial setup with bugfixes and additions
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..:: Bug Reports and install errors ::..
Reports: Link
Bug/issue status: Link (thanks to HSAgoo)
If you find some bugs, please provide as much details as possible:
ROM version, both before and after your flash.
Factory reset or not, before install or after
Lagfixes installed
Kernel used
Theme version
Advice
- I strongly advice you to disable any lagfixes when upgrade to new roms or install new kernels.
- Always flash rom with FULLY charged battery
- Make backup of efs-folder (with Root Explorer or ADB)
- Do NOT restore system data, if you upgrade from 2.1 (Eclair)
- Do not factory reset phone if you have removed any apps from the base rom.
If you want to factory reset, flash the base rom before again if you made any changes
- If you do a factory reset after install: lancher pro, sgs tools. gallery etc will be deleted.
Additional Information:
!!Please read before posting questions!!.
- What modem in the BEST?: Guide by Pele78
- Battery questions: Battery
- What does deodexed mean?: ReadMe.
- What does zip-aligned mean?: ReadMe.
- You can read and search for answers on how to back up and restore you phone using a recovery image using Clockworkmod Recovery already integrated into this ROM: Clockworkmod Recovery.
- BacklightNotification (BLN) - use back and menu buttons as led notification. Enabled via integrated Clockworkmod: ReadMe on how to use.
- Universal Lagfix (OLCF/EXT4/JFS) Read before asking on how to apply lagfix, BLN, Tweaks and search for recommendations: !ReadMe!.
- Kernel by Hardcore (Kernel - central part of Linux and Android OS) is optimised for speed: More info.
- Startup tweaks (Enabled via Clockworkmod Recovery) - recommended harmless tweaks to increase phone responsiveness: More info.
- This ROM might be incompatible with US, Brazilian, Korean or Canadian versions of Galaxy S. Make sure your phone is supported before flashing.
- Make sure to read and search these links/posts before asking question.
CRED to a lot of people:
Baron RichtHofen, Cyanogen, Sztupy, Tayutama, Hardcore, Supercurio and many more!
Cred to xero2002 and Dupel for the post layout, thanks
/KitchenTeam160Downloads
..:: Downloads ::..
Update.zip Generator
Stefun & DocRambone's update.zip generator
..:: Great Themes functional on DocRoms ::..
Dena Theme Dena By Dena994 and Whiskey
Dark Theme Dark by Scylla69
Gingerbread Theme Gingerbread by Vukandric
Gingerbread blue Theme Ginger blue by Zeubug
LitePro Blue LitePro blue by LitePro
R64 Themes R64 themes by R64
Themes & templates can be used as is, but only use themes templates made for the ROM you have installed.
Theme template (all sgs stock, XXJPY). Used for creating themes. No need to flash this when installing rom
Template
Theme template (AOSP lockscreen, XXJPY).
Template
Theme template ( AOSP Lockscreen, menu button fix, XXJPY)
Template
Theme template ( AOSP Lockscreen, menu button fix, + Extended Power Menu XXJPY)
Template
Circle battery mod no I
Battery mod by MCOGW
Doc theme v2, Samsung lockscreen
Doctheme v2, XXJPY
Doc theme v2, AOSP lockscreen
Doctheme v2 aosp, XXJPY
An alternative web browser for the one that don't like the JPY browser. Alternative web-browser from JP6
Miss the annoying startup sounds?: Here Install from recovery
Cred to MCOGW (for template help)
Old:
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XXJPX V6
Note: USE the wipe version if you have other base rom than XXJPX
Base ROM
Doc V6 WIPE
Doc V6 NO WIPE
Addon package
Add on
Theme template (all sgs stock, XXJPX). Used for creating themes. No need to flash this when installing rom
Template
Theme template (AOSP-Lockscreen, Menu-Button won't unlock LockscreenXXJPX).
Template
Theme template (AOSP-Lockscreen + Extended Power-Menu.XXJPX).
Template
Doc theme v2, Samsung lockscreen
Doctheme v2, XXJPX
Doc theme v2, AOSP lockscreen
Doctheme v2 aosp, XXJPX
An alternative web browser for the one that don't like the JPX browser. Alternative web-browser from JP6
Old:
Cred to MCOGW (for template help) HTCDevil et al for help
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Additional addons
Swype, AOSP apps, Optimized launcher pro etc
Link
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Tools
Battery problems?, try this. A script to be used from SGS tools.
Script will do:
- remove all .thumbnails directories on sdcard and external_sd in all directories
- remove /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.media
- remove /dbdata/databases/com.cooliris.media
- reboot automatically (only works if QuickBoot or RomManager is installed (creds to them))
Script made by QuackTop
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Alternative Kernels:
Kernel
Hardcore SpeedMod FroyoLink
Sztupy .3 kernel Link
Raspdeep OC kernel Link
Zenkinz oc kernel Link
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Modems
Link
Here is some info on the modems: link
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Some of the Themes functional on DocRoms
Let me know if i missed some
Dena Theme Dena
Dark Theme Dark
Gingerbread Theme Gingerbread
Gingerbread blue Theme Ginger blue
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Feel creative, but need to know more?
Make your own AOSP lockscreen guide
Guide by jiwa
Design your own status/notification bar guide
Statusbar guide by pele78
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Old Downloads
Link
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Change Log
V5.1.1: All kinds of bugfixes
V7: XWJPA_V7, new base; XXJPO_V7, new base
V7.0.1: JPO, fix voice search and correct build.prop
V7.1: JPA, mixed language fix, Swype fix, rebuilt base
V7.5: New modular ROM, new kernel, new busybox, ad hoc wifi support, theme fixes, build.prop fixed, removed KOR csc from JPA
V7.6: New kernel, UA string in browser, optimized adw and launcher pro. Put back stock wpa_applicant with optional ad hoc wpa_applicant. New sgs tools, gallery from jpd, JPO v7.6.1: add UA browser
V7.6.2: fixed sensor/gallerybug, fixed clock bug.
V8 ADJP5: new base (date 3 nov)
V8.0.1 ADJP5: bugfixes: alarm clock, screen capture, voice recorder, moved back some more apk's from data to system due to install errors.
Fixed auto zipalign (thanks Bo$$)
V8 JPO/JPA: new fixed kernel, few small bugfixes, fixed zipalign. New gallery 3d apk ( in system/app) from BUJP8
V9: New base rom BUJP8
V9: JPO/JPA, updated apps: ADW launcher (optimized, in data/) flash player, quicksearch, maps, youtube), only 1 addon package, same content as in JP8.
New hardcore kernel:speedmod-kernel-k10a-256hz, zipalign and fatformat bugfixes
V9.0.1: New optimized ADW added, updated apps (same as in v9 jpo/jpa). Added zipalign and fatformat bugfixes, market fix
New hardcore kernel:speedmod-kernel-k10a-256hz
V 1.0 XXJPU: 1st release
V 1.1 XXJPU: added hardcore kernel
V 2.0 XXJPU: rebuilt base, few bugfixes
V 3.0 XXJPU: disabled increasing phone signal, new market, new highres gallery (maybe a bit slower), optimized ZEAM added, new browser. Better market fix, updated voicedialer, tweaked system for speed.
V3.0.1 XXJPU market fix
V3.0.1 slim. Back to supercurio kernel due to boot errors
V4.0: resynced all apk's for speed, SD mount bug fix, Titanium back and spareparts added, Samsung apps added
V5.0 XXJPX base
V6: XXJPX added CSC, new Voodoo 5.0.3 kernel, updated Zeam, Maps 5, latest youtube, non icrease phone.apk added
V6: XXJPY, new base rom
V6.1: XXJPY, new voodoo kernel
V6.2: added csc, bug fix in build.prop
V7: Base in kitchen, updated frame and apps optimizations, added non increase ringer, added jpa wifi fix
V7.1 kitchen, aosp fix, updated apps
V7.1.1: kitchen base updated, frame and apks optimized for kitchen
V7.2 -> v7.9.5 : Adjustments for kitchen, edify scripts changes
V8.0: New hopefully functional Edify script97..:: BIG FAT WARNING/WARRANTY ::..
..:: Instructions ::..
Attention all users! Regarding /system corruption.
What is this about?
Check here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=848471
Am I affected?
Yes, you are!
But the new ROM already has a fixed kernel! Can't I just upgrade straight away?
No! You still need to follow these steps! Here's why: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9415545&postcount=9456
I already followed these instructions once. Do I need to follow them again when upgrading to newer ROMs?
No! If you've followed these instructions, you're good to go! Just follow the instructions for the regular upgrade method
How to fix?
01. Download K9 CWM file (from here), put it in your internal sdcard, also put Doc's ROM.
02. Boot into recovery.
03. Flash the K9 kernel, DO NOT REBOOT.
04. Go to Advanced ULK options -> reboot into recovery.
05. Now choose mounts and storage -> Format system
06. Now flash Doc's ROM, and immediately after, flash K9 CWM zip AGAIN! (Without a reboot in between)
07. Select reboot after flashing K9 CWM zip. Now if you had a lagfix applied before, you will get a prompt about change in config. Just select "remove new config" here.
08. DO NOT FLASH any bugged kernel after this, or you will have to repeat this process.
Attention all JPU users! Regarding titanium backup restore problem
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9714885&postcount=14154
Pre-Requisites
01. Disable Voodoo if have it installed (create a folder named “disable lagfix” inside the “Voodoo” folder on your internal sdcard and reboot). If you’re coming from sztupy’s kernel, disable all lagfixes.
02. Make sure have the 2e recovery. If you don't have 2e recovery, see FAQ.
03. Make sure you have a backup of your /efs (not mandatory, but highly recommended).
04. Factory reset is NOT required, but is recommended. Wipe cache and dalvik cache if you’re not performing a factory reset.
05. DO NOT apply any outside theme/battery mods. See FAQ point 9 if you want a circle battery mod with this theme.
Installation Steps (Read this very carefully!)
01. Download the ROM (check above) and put it on your internal sdcard.
02. If you don't have a clockworkmod kernel, download clockworkmod recovery from here. You *need* Clockworkmod, this won’t work with stock recovery. Rename the clockworkmod recovery file to “update.zip” and put it on your internal sdcard.
03. If you had Voodoo installed prior to installing this ROM (Eclair or Froyo), make sure you still have the "disable lagfix" folder inside "/sdcard/Voodoo". If you’re coming from any other kernel, make sure you have disabled all Lagfixes.
04. Shutdown phone, wait for it to power down, then boot the phone into recovery mode (press volume up, keep it pressed, then press home button, keep it pressed, then press power button, keep it pressed until you see the Galaxy S screen. Release all three buttons when you see it).
04a. Do this step *ONLY* if you don't have clockworkmod already in your kernel. Select “apply sdcard:update.zip” (use volume rocker to move up and down, and home button to select). Clockworkmod recovery will boot now (you may have to do apply update.zip twice for Clockworkmod to show up).
05. Once in Clockworkmod, select “install zip from sdcard” (use volume rocker to move up and down and the back button to select).
06. Select “choose zip from sdcard” and then select the ROM zip package. Then choose yes.
07. The update will start (will take some 1-2 minutes) and during the flashing you will see some strange big characters on the screen, don’t worry, that’s normal. After the process finishes, you will be dropped back into Clockworkmod recovery. From there, choose go back, and then reboot phone.
08. The first boot will take some time as the ROM will deodex
Upgrade instructions (from previous versions of THIS ROM only!) (Thanks ragin!)
Always have a backup of your apps/data (Titanium Backup/MyBackup)
01. Download the updated ROM from post No. 2, and put it on your sdcard.
02. Boot into CWM recovery.
03. Choose install zip from sdcard in CWM, and browse to the downloaded zip file, and apply it.
04. Choose reboot phone.
05. If you had any lagfix applied previously, when the phone boots, you will be presented with a menu. Choose "remove new config" in that menu. The phone will reboot. If you didn't have any lagfix applied, the phone will boot straight!
EDIT: If you find the above difficult to follow, please have a look at this wonderful guide created by nitr8: http://nfye.com/toolkit/Doc-Froyo.pdf
..:: FAQ ::..
01. I don't have 2e recovery, how should I install this ROM? Disable Voodoo (if you have it), then install the corresponding CFRoot kernel to get 2e recovery, then flash this ROM as usual.
02. My apps are not retaining settings! Have a look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9778957&postcount=15980
03. I am on XXXXXXX ROM/Firmware. Can I flash this ROM? Yes you can, as long as you have 2e recovery. If you don't, check FAQ point 1.
04. What ROM do I need to be on to flash this ROM? This is a complete ROM, does not need a base ROM. You can flash on any firmware!
05. I am getting force closes with Maps/Voice Search/Google Search Update the apps from the market (they require manual update).
06. I'm getting error while installation (line 79/80) Make sure all lagfixes are disabled before you install this ROM, then reboot to stock recovery, clear data/cache, then try again.
07. I'm getting force closes all over the place Have a look at this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9006234&postcount=4097
08. My Market is not working This is not a ROM problem. To temporarily fix, Go to Settings -> Applications -> Manage -> All -> Market -> Force Stop -> Clear Data -> Uninstall Updates.
09. I want a circle battery mod! This is now very easy to do! Do the following:
- Download any theme template from post No. 2, and flash it via CWM.
- Extract the file "framework-res.apk" from the "system/framework" folder inside the theme template zip you downloaded.
- Go to http://circle.glx.nl/ and customize your circle battery mod, when it asks for framework-res.apk, upload the one you just extracted from the theme template zip.
- Wait for some time, and you will be provided with a zip file to download. Once downloaded, put the file on your sdcard, and flash via CWM.
If the above is difficult to understand, here are alternative instructions from Adevem: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9028090&postcount=4512
10. What happened to the full ROM? This is now a light and modular ROM. Just install the upgrade packages or missing apps update.zip from the 1st post via CWM to get the full ROM.
11. OMG I LOVE THIS ROM! What can I do to help? We're glad you like it! Stick around here, and try and help fellow users, that would be a great help! If you wish to donate, please donate to Doc (he's the actual person behind this ROM), sztupy (for the ULF kernel), curio (for voodoo) and many more of the awesome devs around here! If you're still feeling generous, you may donate to me too!
12. I am using the slim ROM, and I don't get the puzzle on the Samsung lock screen on an SMS. The Slim ROM contains AOSP MMS (SMS) app, hence no support for Samsung puzzle lock screen. If you want the puzzle lock screen for SMS, either install the FULL ROM, or extract the Mms.apk from /system/app on the full ROM, and push it in the slim ROM.
13. I am using the ASOP lockscreen, and when I press the menu button, the phone unlocks. Install this FIX (ONLY FOR XXJPX) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9921936&postcount=403
14. I am using the slim ROM, and KIES does not work. The slim ROM does not have the MTP apk, use the FULL ROM if you need KIES.
15. Some apps that use camera are force closing (barcode scanner, camera 360 etc) Try point #2 in this FAQ. If that doesn't work, do a factory reset.70Modem Information
This is based on user Reports/feedback. I would be grateful if you could PM me any information regarding Modems, so that it could be added here and be beneficial to EVERYONE. Thanks
Based on GPS Info - Lock Speed and Accuracy
Based on Call Quality - Incoming and Outgoing
Based on Network (H,3G,2G) Speed and Connectivity
Based on Effect on Battery Life
Based on Carrier/Network/Country/Region
Based on User Reports
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My Personal analysis : It seems that the the top rated modems are the ones released in built up areas/countries/regions, and i designed to use more battery to give the best results especially when it comes to GPS Lock & Accuracy, Network, Speeds & Coverage. This does make sense, so if your in a built up area and use a modem designed for a less built up area which requires less power your not going to achieve goods results on paper, but if you use a modem designed for a built up area in a area that requires less, then your results are going to be sky high BUT might be to high and in turn drains more battery power than needed. So yes Modem's are clever little things, you have to find the right balance for your area, network, coverage, GPS and so on.
JPP is considered the TOP modem preference (See points below) BUT its uses alot of power to get those results.
Another thing to consider is : enabling 2G only which reduces battery consumption. H and 3G require more power.
RECOMMENDED LINKS ::
GPS INFORMATION
BATTERY DRAIN THREAD
MODEM MULTIMETRE TESTS
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Modems can be downloaded from DOC ROM THREADS
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NOTE: Offical Aussie Froyo rom is DTJP5, and its modem is JP3. The official UK Froyo rom is BUJP8 and its modem is BUJP5.
ZSJPG Modem - COMPATIBLE COUNTRIES/REGIONS = Switzerland(Sunrise)
- Idle drain very low (Switzerland)
- Good signal everywhere (Switzerland)
- GPS fast (Switzerland)
- Call quality is crystal clear (Switzerland)
- Can be considered equal or better than ZSJPE Modem (Switzerland)
- Excellent Battery Life (Idle and Usage) (Switzerland)
- Stable connection (Switzerland)
UGJL2 Modem - COMPATIBLE COUNTRIES/REGIONS = Hungary(T-Mobile), European
-Call quality is excellent signal strength is solid
-Battery life is very good (50/50)
-GPS Locks Quickly (Confirmed)
-Sound quality perfect-no issues on either side
-3G/HSPA dl:3065 up:1280 (Hungary, T-Mobile)
-Seems that the modem was designed for urban area (although not in the USA), so it performs excellent(Budapest)
-Similar to JPY modem
-Signal strengh is perfect too
-GPS locks in about 10 secs, 7-8 satellites locked and stable 5-10m accuracy
-GPS really slower then JPY (Unconfirmed)
-Slightly more battery drain than JPY a lot more on wifi
-Battery Drain ist excellent, but the connection is Bad (Reported from Switzerland)
-Thin Mobile Network, the Signal is very poor (Reported from Switzerland)
-GPS is equal to JPY (Reported from Netherlands)
-Battery drain is equal to JPY if not better (Reported from Netherlands)
-Wifi Connection could be better, but is not 'bad', especially 3g is performing well compared to other modems (Reported from Netherlands)
-JPY seems to perform the same as JPE, JP5 and JPP. Only slightly higher battery usage as of better wifi/phone signal
-Varible GPS Lock speed
-JPX seems to perform the same as JPE, JP5 and JPP. Only slightly higher battery usage as of better wifi/phone signal
-Call quality might be loud or distorted (unconfirmed)
-GPS lock VERY quick.
-GPS accuracy for the most part is ok, sometimes looses track(?)
-Overall call quality is ok
-Volume definitely seemed a bit low (Unconfirmed).
-Signal seems pretty strong, HSPDA speeds on speedtest app was 1.7Mb/1.5Mb down/up.
- d: 5035 u:1336 (Hungary, T-Mobile)
-Uses less battery power compared to JPP
-Sometimes loses signal (Unconfirmed)
-Quick ans solid GPS, Static and While Moving
-GPS Considered better than JPE (Unconfirmed)
-Idle drain (Average of 7 hrs, 0% - 1%) depending on apps, update interval etc.
-Good signal Everywhere
-GPS a lot better
-Call Quality is crystal clear
-Can be considered equal or better than JPP Modem (GPS Lock Speed)
-Speed equal to JPP
-Excellent Battery Life (Idle and Usage)
-H Speed can drain battery, but not as fast as JPP
-Stable connection
-Idle drain (Average of 7 hrs, 1% - 2%) depending on apps, update interval etc.
-Might not be good for Australia (Vodafone), Slovenia (SiMobil)
-Telenor, Hungary Users may lose brand, signal, data
-Does not seems to drain battery and data connection seems to be stable
-Fast GPS Lock
-Good Call quality Incoming and Outgoing (Loud and Clear)
-Possible that JP5 should be the best for all users on Vodafone Network (Global)
-Excellent Battery Life (Idle & Usage)
-Able to receive and make calls when no bars are shown (at which point the signal bars jump to one or two)
-3G does not work on Captivate (unconfirmed)
-Considered Best Universal Modem
-Excellent GPS Lock Speed
-Excellent GPS Accuracy
-Good Network Speeds on H,3G,2G
-Huge battery drain and data deconnection from time to time (Unconfirmed)
-Battery/Phone gets Warm/Hot (unconfirmed)
-High battery drain on Idle
-Overall Verdict 10/10, High performance Modem = High Battery Usage
-Varible Signal Reception (Low / High)
-GPS Considered Varible
-Battery life is considered variable (Mainly Heavy Drain)
-Bands - 2100/1900/850
-850 reception it's solid
-Drain is 4-5% in 6-7 hours at idle
-Compatible with rogers and bell
-Drain is better than JPP modem
-Reception seems good (sometimes crystal clear, sometimes with a bit of distortion.)
-Bands - 2100/1900/850
-Better call quality than JK3 but still not 100% clear
-Battery is on par if not slightly higher consumption thank JK3
-Data feels about the same speed
-Similar to JPC
- DDJP6 3g/hspa speed was d:2390 u:703 (Hungary, T-Mobile)
JPM Modem - COMPATIBLE COUNTRIES/REGIONS = Scandinavia Region (North European)
JPK Modem - COMPATIBLE COUNTRIES/REGIONS =
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USER INFORMATION POSTS TO BE ADDED:
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-JPP modem seems to be ok with this setup, what suprised me that speedtest results are better now than with JPP ages ago, and the same what I got with JPU modem (doc rom evolution is faaast...)
Now I got 5908/1324 kbit/sec d/u, under JPA it was 2951/694 at the same circumstances (I would 'blame' the provider...i think they made some improvement on the 3g service. I don't think that modem- rom change can cause such an improvement)
There's no problem with sound quality, GPS locks not so fast than with JPU, but acceptable. Accuracy 10m, locks 7-8 sats, tts 10 sec. I think average results, but seems better as well, than under the JPA rom...basicly the speedmod kernel's gps improvement settings can be responsible.
I can confirm that the overall loudness is reduced in the JPU modem: now with JPP it's noticable
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In short .... Data connections not working properly....
They are set up correct .... But sometimes the phone doesnt use them .... It a bit random ...
Every few minutes the data does not work, but it recovers and continues the connection ....
This is with 2.2 modems on the 2.2.1 jpu.
Data on jpu works flawless
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Re Modem: I'm using ZSJPE since yesterday (in combination with k10h) and I can say that reception here in CH is good as well as keeping (data) connections. Cannot say anything about data speed as I don't care about that. Call quality is unchanged, I never had problems there, regardless which modem I used (tried JPP, JPD, JP5 and many others). Drain during standby seems to be higher than with JPP but I need to further monitor that.
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I've been using 3 different modems for the past 9 days and id thought id share the results with you..
My setup is docs jpo v9 with k10i kernel at 500hz. My carrier is Vodafone (india) and do not use 3g .
I used each modem for 3 days to eliminate chances of any error. The modems I used were jpp jpe and jp5.
Im also using superpower app to try and maintain uniformity throughout the tests. I also used juice plotter to monitor battery graphs.
Jpp : it according to me performed the best overall but not by too much. Calls were crisp and no sudden signal drops. Even in areas of low coverage (1-2bars) calls went through without a hitch. Although 2g speed seemed to slow down in those areas which is understandable.
Regarding battery use I found out that the idle drain time would range between 2-3 % per 8 hours which is decent enough. By idle I mean no 2g or wifi running. I also noticed quite significant drain when using 2g or wifi as compared to the other 2 modems. Roughly 5% more per half hour of data usage (be it wifi or 2g)
Eventually I managed to squeeze 25 hours out of the modem on an average which is very decent but a lot of credit should go to superpower which does an amazing job of conserving battery.
Jpe : in contrast to what you had mentioned in the modem post I found that the idle drainage was much more that jpp or jp5. I initially attributed it to some app but after 3 days of similar results I was sure it wasn't any app. It would drain roughly 6-7% for 8 hours of idle time. (Same constraints as above). However that being said it consumed much less than jpp when actually using the phone with 2g or wifi enabled. Weird indeed.
My signal reception was a tad lower than jpp but never missed or dropped any call. Call quality was as good as jpp.
Jp5: for me where this modem really shined was in the battery department. OUTSTANDING. I achieved close to 32 hrs per charge on an average. The idle drain time was at max ,1% for a period of 8 hours. Even during actual 2g or wifi usage the battery fell at slower level as compared to jpp and jpe.
Call quality was decent but I did get a couple of failed texts when I tried to send them in areas with low coverage. Calls went through without a hitch though.
Well that's about it. I could not test on road gps performance for all 3 as i didnt have the time but the locks for all 3 were about the same. Jpp having the edge.
I know many of these points have been mentioned before but I thought of letting you know anyway so you can get some confirmation.
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Subject to changes at any time.63..:: Addons & Goodies ::..
Addons for JPU V1.x/2.x
01. Gingerbread Theme (thanks vukandric) Screenshots
02. Anzo Theme (thanks anzo)
Addons for JP8 V9
01. Dena Theme (thanks whiskeybro)
02. Anzo Froyo Theme (thanks Anzo and donlk) Screenshots
Addons for JP5 V8
01. Dena Theme (thanks whiskeybro)
Addons for JPO V7/V8/V9
01. Dena Theme (Screenshot, thanks whiskeybro)
02. Circle Battery Mod: See FAQ point 9
03. Dena Themed TouchWiz launcher (thanks whiskeybro)
Addons for JPA V7/V8
01. Dena Theme (screenshot, thanks whiskeybro)
02. Circle Battery Mod: See FAQ point 9
03. Dena Themed TouchWiz launcher (thanks whiskeybro)
Old Addons (Apply via CWM) THESE ARE FOR V6 ONLY! DO NOT APPLY THEM TO V7!
01. Touchwiz launcher
02. Disable increasing ring
03. Voodoo Pre6 with 2e recovery (MAY CAUSE ISSUES, KEEP ODIN HANDY) Don't want to use sztupy's lagfix kernel? No problem! Disable any previous lagfixes, startup tweaks, and make sure you do a clean reboot! Then flash this zip via CWM. Make sure you don't have a disable lagfix folder, else Voodoo won't get enabled
04. JPA Browser (A bit faster than JP6, which is included in the ROM)
05. JP6 Browser (Default on JP6 ROM, to get back after flashing JPA Browser)
06. Doc's Theme for V5.1.1/V6 (with extended power menu) (Screenshot)
07. Zegoe Font
08. AOSP Email, MMS, Calculator
09. Dena Theme, Mirror (Screenshot), thanks whiskeybro)
10. Circle Battery Mod: See FAQ Point 9
