i dload jpo from xda forum. it has built in kernel k8 i think. i didnt remember. then i install k9a. the bat drain so fast. some said jpo not stable for asia. better to use jpa. plzz help me. 20% in hour.

source pls

i only saw DHD ... no SGS

This post has been edited by | K e e |: Dec 6 2010, 05:20 PM

to some ppl of course the see it as problem...to us it's just the challenge...so just open your browser and type xda or lowyat..then you'll fine your answers...hehe

personally i like this phone very much....it is the first smartphones i owned...and having it is like having PC..you can do what you like..in mini mode..hehehe

got from this blog : http://www.malaysianwireless.com/2010/12/d...axy-s-tab-9780/
its to be confirm from digi, not official yet.

good news for sgs supporter....

hi guys, i'm using JG4 2.1 and voodoo lagfix, i can update to 2.2 thru kies rite?
i feel like updating it to 2.2, but i dun think i can live without lagfix

as i read voodoo's documentation, they only mentioned only support a certain firmwares? anyone running on 2.2 JG4 with voodoo?

undo the lagfix, unrooted it. then install new rom. reinstall lagfix. voila

there's stable froyo rc1 for firmware 2.2, but speedmod kernel is remarkably faster and smoother with the 2.2.. with speedmod you can boot into the recovery mode to apply lagfix also..

i think you have to revert to stock kernel before updating through kies from 2.1 to 2.2

Actually JPO is pretty good if u compared to JPA.
I think one of the sifu kmrdeva also on stock XXJPO with kernel K10H, he seem pretty with his battery.
Let see..:

1) check setting > application > running services --- see any apps that drain battery, like whatsapp, mail...
2) *#*#info#*#* > batt history - other usage: what ur running and screen on percentage ; sensor usage: what the percentage of each of the percentage
3) did u have any widget running? like 3G watchdog (watch refresh interval)

Do check on this 1st, then reply ur finding on the above question, i think other sifu will try to help u to solve the problem.

my current lagfix,i need to undo(reflash my kernal) ? or just do the "disable lagfix" will do? update to 2.2 need to unroot as well?

hmm, speedmod, i saw you guys commented doc froyo uses it huh?

This post has been edited by darude87: Dec 6 2010, 05:45 PM

no idea bout doc's rom .. using stock rom.. if you wanna update through kies, i guess first thing you've to do is disabling your lagfix, flash to stock kernel, and update through kies..

much easier way is str8 away flash using odin after disabling lagfix and unroot your phone

This post has been edited by Fornx: Dec 6 2010, 05:49 PM

If flash to Doc's rom, just make a folder name "disable_lagfix" in Voodoo folder and restart. Then just flash to Doc's rom. It's with Speedmod kernel. It's a full rom, no need anything else.

still no replies

This post has been edited by Fornx: Dec 6 2010, 05:53 PM

Wah.. DHD price is really tempting. I'd jump boat if it's confirmed.

worth every cents

Smoothest? It's really passive. I am happy with ext4 without journaling for now. The risks are the same with ext2. Some have better experience on ext2 though. And no, ext2 by itself is suppose to read memory faster than ext4, but on loop it's just looping meaning the memory undergoes another loop through the filesystem. correct me if I am wrong.


Personally, I'll wait and see what's coming next year. I'll probably wait for Tegra 2. Rumours say that our GPU might be as powerful as a one core Tegra 2, which I think by next year we still can't fully use 2 cores. Meaning, SGS might stay in one of the top phones for as long as mid next year. But I'll still wait for early 2011, SGS is not a cheap phone and it's not easy to change phone.

This post has been edited by freakfingers12: Dec 6 2010, 06:01 PM

so, what is ext2 extra looping for?

This post has been edited by Fornx: Dec 6 2010, 06:08 PM

Let see my battery can get me over 72H from the following picture... hee

Trying very hard to get my BB Torch buddy to come to SGS.. She should be making a decision soon..

I am not much on linux, but I did read that with ext2 loops, data is not written spontaneously, it is stored in buffer and not in physical files. Edit: Not finished. LOL. So, technically, it improves efficiency of IO.


Hey guys, I've seen the patent files from Apple, I don't know the source though. It has 3 new patented features upcoming on the next gen iPhone 5 it seems. One of them is the Near Field Communication technology, it's a little bit different from the Google one. Next is, haptic feedback and fingerprint acknowledgement on the touch screen. And lastly, it's the RFID something something which I did not understand.

This post has been edited by freakfingers12: Dec 6 2010, 06:18 PM