Probably a dumb question, but is it possible to restore apps etc. in cwm after flashing a new rom? Im on stock jpa now, and wondering about trying the new jpu 2.2.1. If its possible, how do you do it? Advanced restore after flashing and restore what?
Thanks
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I have also the same question..I am now on DocRom 7.6.2 with corrupted /system but I did not run into any problem so far, but now everybody is totally excited about JPU so I decided to flash this new Rom but I do not want to reinstall every application..but I think it is possible to restore the /data partition because it only stores the applications. But I do not know for sure..
I hope somebody knows it
Let me know if you find out. Thanks
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Hey guys. i was just wondering if i nandroid backup my current rom, flash a stock sprint rom (nfx stock), update my prl and radio, then flash back my nandroid backup will my kernel stay the same as the original or will it contian the kernel of the nfx stock sprint rom? Sorry if this is a noob question. I appreciate any help.
It will be the kernel you back up with nand.
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Ok. I read somewhere that Nandroid does not back up your kernel but i may be wrong...
No. It installs system and data just as it was when you backup. If you use firerat mod just remember to change partitions again.
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I Believe... the Only thing that Changes the Kernel is the Rom itself, Unless of course you Manually Flash a Different one!
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hey guys please help
i just flashed cyngemond 7 on my sgs gti9000 international
using this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1061946
but now i want to go back to darky JVP custom rom i kindda liked it more
so my quesiton is do i need to do anything befor flashing via odin ?
do i have to disable lag fixs ? or anything like that ?
or just connect my phone to odin and flash the rom ?
thanks in advance guys
I'd say go back to 10.1 RE then go JVP from there. Having your lag-fix off is probably a good idea but apparently isn't needed if you're using Odin.
T there is no lagfix as such, cm7 uses yaffs file system as standard,
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Hi all,
I am wondering if someone will be able to clarify for me.
I have got the Darky 10.2.2 final and I want to install the Latest JVS from SamFirmware.
Will this okay or will this be dangerous? I just want to put it back to Stock and then root it using chainFire CF "Our Legend".
I am planning to just flash on top of the current Darky on the Phone.
Hope this make sense.
I am using ODIN and I have got JIG for download mode.
Thanks guys.
I went from Darky 10.2 to JVS (and then semaphore kernel) no problems..
I had no need to use a jig.
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Thanks for the reply.
I am not too familiar with I9000.
Do i need to install the ext4 from CF afterwards? For the lag fix?
Reason i ask is because i noticed that CF has the addon file available for download.
Cheers
It's always a good idea to revert to rfs before flashing a new firmware (in case the kernel doesn't support ext4; i don't think stock jvs does).
Otherwise shouldn't be a problem
Flashed stock rom with pit included. Now using latest. Seems to be ojay. Dont think i will need lag fix
Cheers
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Hi guys,
I just root my Sgn and want to flash new firmware rom.
So..i want ti ask how..with Odin or Cmw.
Also...where i to find new firmwares?
Tnx and sorry for noob questions.
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dzontra11 said:
Hi guys,
I just root my Sgn and want to flash new firmware rom.
So..i want ti ask how..with Odin or Cmw.
Also...where i to find new firmwares?
Tnx and sorry for noob questions.
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If your new firmware is Stock firmware(released by samsung), you can flash with Odin(dont select reset partition in odin)
OR you can connect to Kies n update it.
OR Go to setting - about phone - software update, check if update available OTA, if available, you will get notice n update from there(easiest n fastest way)
Hello.
One week ago,I was forced to flash custom ROM,cause something goes wrong and I didn't have backup. However,I want back the stock ROM. Where can I download it? I don't want to install Kies to my laptop,because normally I don't need it. I am able to flash the ROM using CWM.
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TomasNM said:
Hello.
One week ago,I was forced to flash custom ROM,cause something goes wrong and I didn't have backup. However,I want back the stock ROM. Where can I download it? I don't want to install Kies to my laptop,because normally I don't need it. I am able to flash the ROM using CWM.
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Stock ROMs are available here
http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=-1
Thank you,but no Note version.
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TomasNM said:
Thank you,but no Note version.
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Type N7000 in search box, you will get all available firmware
Hi all, i was wondering why i can't just use mobile odin to flash PA on my gnote.
I actually have CM9 RC installed.In the official Thread the guide says "DO NOT
WIPE WITH STOCK SAMSUNG ROM OR CUSTOM ROMS LIKE CM9"...so here is my question, whats the need of Mobile odin? i thought i was a fastest way to flash roms without do the same process all the times...
Im' new to this world, please be kind guys:silly:
w10sneijder said:
Hi all, i was wondering why i can't just use mobile odin to flash PA on my gnote.
I actually have CM9 RC installed.In the official Thread the guide says "DO NOT
WIPE WITH STOCK SAMSUNG ROM OR CUSTOM ROMS LIKE CM9"...so here is my question, whats the need of Mobile odin? i thought i was a fastest way to flash roms without do the same process all the times...
Im' new to this world, please be kind guys:silly:
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You can't flash another ROM from any ICS-based ROM. Some Samsung ICS kernels cause a so called brick bug, which causes your device to brick (read: it won't boot anymore) because Samsung ****ed something up with the internal memory. If you do a full wipe while on a stock or aosp ROM, you risk bricking your device.
The fastest way (it's not really fast tho) to flash other ROM's at this moment is to revert back to a gingerbread rom, root it, get CWM (clockworkmod recovery) and flash your ROM from recovery or odin, whatever you like.
You're now on a ICS based rom (CM9), which means if you attemt to flash another rom now and you need to do a full wipe, chances are you'll end up with a bricked phone.
Try the "revert back to Gingerbread" method to be sure you will not brick your device. There are plenty of tutorials around here to help you along with this method.
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So if i understood the issue at the moment its just caused by samsung right? I mean if they are going TO fix this software bug we Will have the chance TO flash directly from mobile odin?
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So if i understood the issue at the moment its just caused by samsung right? I mean if they are going TO fix this software bug we Will have the chance TO flash directly from mobile odin?
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No, it needs to be flashed with cwm. You'll get an unsigned zip error if you try with mobile odin and flash will fail. Follow instructions on all roms and you won't have any problems.
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I thought with abyss kernel you can flash with ics?
Woah im a lucky guy that i havent bricked my note.