I have a Samsung Galaxy S i9000T from Claro Guatemala, recently I updated it with the official Froyo 2.2.1 JPY ROM from samsung using the kies patch.
This update converted my i9000T to a normal i9000.
After the update every time I turn on my phone my screen goes completely crazy for about 1/2 second and then the Samsung i9000 black screen with white letters comes in and everything is normal again, no more bugs or display errors after that point.
it looks like a broken screen (like the image i uploaded) but without the crack lines.
just random colors and lines.
I think it must besomething like the screen driver coming a little bit late. Could you please help me?
Try the custom ROM...there are many of them to choose from.
Maybe something went wrong when you converted your phone.
thanks for your opinion but I actually like the JPY ROM from samsung, i find it very stable and problem free, i just would like to remove that annoying bug!
If you can acces to download mode, then maybe you should try to flash via Odin a clean install JM5 > JPY.
nothing to worry about same on mine it is the custom kernel.. if you flash back stock kernel it goes away..
tied 3 kernenls they all do it
cf root kernel, speedmod kernel, bln kernel
lgkahn said:
nothing to worry about same on mine it is the custom kernel.. if you flash back stock kernel it goes away..
tied 3 kernenls they all do it
cf root kernel, speedmod kernel, bln kernel
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Hey, thanks for the info, do you know anyway of removing it without loosing the custom kernel? im on Voodoo 5.2 kernel and Froyo JPY 2.2.1 btw
nope no way that i know of.. i wouldnt worry about it.. for warranty you will have to flash back to stock kernel anyway as all the others say i9000 instead of i9000t.. i have been running that way for over a month now.. no issues.. from what i read it is just the kernel initializing the graphics cpu... not sure why stock kernels dont do it.
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How do I get my samsung galaxy s 9000 back to stock kernel and android 2.2 with kies update?
i have now this speedmod and voodoo lagfix innstalled
I really needs to know this
you need to first undo voodoo (visit voodoo website FAQ for instructions) and then flash back to a stock Froyo release of your choice
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you need to first undo voodoo (visit voodoo website FAQ for instructions) and then flash back to a stock Froyo release of your choice
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Yes but where do I find stock Froyo release?
Samfirmwares .
http://www.samfirmware.com/disclaimer.htm
jje
I was trying to use voodoo to use the new auxra froyo rom but didnt work like the oclf did now volume buttons work bavkwards and cant hear sound when youtube or internet or movies .which im using a samsung vibrant.can you help im stuck.plz really need ur help
Its not good idea to flash sgs by stock firmware. Use last froyo from samfirmwares. You can flash your phone sevral times using various firmwares until you'll get it working.
i just flashed my kernel to CF-Root... now i got bootloop evrytime i open wifi connection.
i am forced to factory reset in CWM 3.
what i want now is to restore my previous kernel which is the stock kernel for Gingerbread 2.3.3 DXJV9.
please help me how to flashed back to stock kernel.
I have a GT-I9000M (Bell) SGS and I was wondering what mods, kernels, etc are compatible with it?
Most mods or custom ROMs are based on JPU or JPY and the only JL2 custom ROM is seeARMS version.
I tried to update to JS3 a couple of times but it only rebooted at the Samsung splash screen. How do I know what is compatible with the I9000M and what is not? Why is a ROM from Europe not compatible with my phone? Is it location set into the firmware?
I do not know what the differences between the stock ROM and the custom ROMs are, but some custom ROMs do work.
I have a funny feeling the bricks a lot of people are getting are due to incompatible mods and their firmware.
I would gather there is some info about this somewhere on the forums, but I was not able to find anything useful.
Thanks,
Ian
w98seeng said:
I have a GT-I9000M (Bell) SGS and I was wondering what mods, kernels, etc are compatible with it?
Most mods or custom ROMs are based on JPU or JPY and the only JL2 custom ROM is seeARMS version.
I tried to update to JS3 a couple of times but it only rebooted at the Samsung splash screen. How do I know what is compatible with the I9000M and what is not? Why is a ROM from Europe not compatible with my phone? Is it location set into the firmware?
I do not know what the differences between the stock ROM and the custom ROMs are, but some custom ROMs do work.
I have a funny feeling the bricks a lot of people are getting are due to incompatible mods and their firmware.
I would gather there is some info about this somewhere on the forums, but I was not able to find anything useful.
Thanks,
Ian
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Hey,
I have a gt i9000m and have been flashing lots of custom roms. I have flashed Darky's rom, Doc's rom (jpy and js3) and used Hardcore's kernel and Supercurio's kernel. I have had no problems whatsoever with any of them. I would stay away from any lagfixes if i were you, just to be safe. Watch out because some versions of voodoo kernel (supercurio) have the lagfixes enabled by defaut on first boot. So if you hear a weird voice coming from your phone, do not turn it off. It may take up to 20 minutes to complete the process where you will stay on the first boot screen where it says GT i9000m / i9000. Lagfixes are not bad, just they can be a pain and imo do not show any real performance boost.
Basically your i9000m can handle anything that is for i9000 ...
I always flash custom rom's with CWM (which is included with cutom kernels). When i received my replacement i9000m,
1) i first flashed stock jl2 for the sbl.bin (fixes corruption issues)
2) flashed hardcore's kernel via odin.
3) let it boot to see that everything works.
3) download a doc's custom rom. preferably with hardcore's kernel.
4) put it on your internal SD card
5) Shut down phone, enter recovery
6) You should see a green menu if you installed the kernel correctly.
7) Choose Install zip from SD card.
8) Choose zip from sd card
9) navigate to and select doc's .zip you put on your sd card.
10) let it install and then boot. It can take a while (10 minutes) for first boot
Have fun
OH and the latest doc's rom have the APN set to inet.bell.ca, which is supposed to be tethering data. So go change that to pda.bell.ca in apn settings .... just as a precaution. I can't say if it actually incurs more charges because i have the 6gb tethering plan from bell
Hope this helps a bit, sorry for my bad english, im from Quebec
Hi! I'm experiencing some problem with my froyo upgrade... I'm from Quebec too. Can you help me?
my 9000m stop at S logo...
Can you give me the link where you download the files? I think my problem came from bad version for my Bell I9000M.
Lightarrow said:
sorry for my bad english, im from Quebec
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Votre anglais est parfait. Plus bon que mon francais.
Thanks for the info. I really want info on flashing stock ROMs and kernels. I like the stock stuff. It seems as fast as cooked ROMs without the incompatibility I seem to have on some apps/widgets.
I heard 2.2.1 is a better performer with better GPS than 2.2 so I thought I would try it in stock form first.
Thanks,
Ian
thenamelessthing said:
Hi! I'm experiencing some problem with my froyo upgrade... I'm from Quebec too. Can you help me?
my 9000m stop at S logo...
Can you give me the link where you download the files? I think my problem came from bad version for my Bell I9000M.
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Need more information before i can help you. What rom were you on ? JH2 ? were you updating with kies to JL2 ? with odin ?
You can download i9000 stock roms here : http://www.samfirmware.com/android.htm
You will need to register to download files. Get the JL2 stock rom and a copy of Odin to flash. Make sure to read guides on how to flash using odin on this forum like this one :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=7152078#post7152078
1.Flash Firmware and kernels using Odin.
Note: This will in (almost) all cases erase all your data and applications (includind root!). It will NOT touch the internal or external SD card.
Requirements:
-Odin3 version 1.7 (Note: Odin should be on the system partition (the partition where windows is installed) to avoid possible issues)
-".PIT" file for the Samsung Galaxy S (See FAQ#B9 or the source of the FW for the version to use! Not needed for kernel flashes)
-USB cable
-Desired firmware package or desired kernel package
Procedure:
1.Open ODIN. (And close Kies, if you have it open. It is important to have ODIN open BEFORE connection the phone via USB!)
2.Select the PDA/Modem/CSC/.PIT files in Odin. (For kernel flashes, only PDA is required. For FW flashes, .PIT and at least a PDA is required. Some PDAs have Modem and CSC integrated. Make sure you have the correct .PIT file. Usually 512.pit)
3.Check the "Re-Partition" checkbox.
4.Turn the phone into the download mode by pressing and holding VolumeDown+Home+Power.
5.Connect your phone with your computer and wait until the drivers are installed.
6.When the drivers are installed, click Start.
7.The phone will be flashed and once it’s finished, it will boot up. (Do NOT disconnect the usb-cable, remove the battery or otherwise interrupt this process!)
8.You have successfully flashed your phone.
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w98seeng said:
Votre anglais est parfait. Plus bon que mon francais.
Thanks for the info. I really want info on flashing stock ROMs and kernels. I like the stock stuff. It seems as fast as cooked ROMs without the incompatibility I seem to have on some apps/widgets.
I heard 2.2.1 is a better performer with better GPS than 2.2 so I thought I would try it in stock form first.
Thanks,
Ian
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Merci, je me doute toujours
i am currently on latest doc's rom from the kitchen and i have to say GPS is really spot on , I am using JL2 modem with hardcore's k12Q-t5 kernel + doc's base 9.1.3. the rest of the phone is just butter smooth without any lagfixes and tweaks. I find that the stock one is a little laggy but again, i have lots of apps and data
If you haven't tried yet, you should definately check out SuperCurio's sound fixes, they are amazing !! the SGS sounds soooo much better with them.
all you need is hardcore's (k12Q-t5) or supercurio's (5.2) kernel and the Voodoo Control App from the market. It really changes the output of the galaxy and makes it able to compte againts much higher-end audio devices
Have a good one
Thanks Lightarrow, I have tried so many of the custom ROMs but I was never really happy with them, so I always went back to stock.
I think I will try hardcore's k12Q-t5 kernel and SuperCurio's sound fixes asnd see how the phone is.
You're right, there is a slight (Very) lag with the stock JL2, but I never minded it.
Salut,
Ian
I think it's better to start a new topic for my problem. It's a long story....;-/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=10845624#post10845624
From rooted speedmod to unrooted non-custom kernel
Hi I have the international galaxy s.
I9000DTJP3
kernel version: hardcore speedmod k13c 500hz #24
build number: FROYO DTJP5
Firstly, I have rooted using Super One Click
And I changed my kernel after reading instructions from this forum.
I now want to undo what I've done and go back to the original phone
(and later maybe update to gingerbread)
I've spent a lot of time reading through this xda forum and finally I make my own thread and ask directly.. Sorry if this has been asked already but I searched almost everywhere.. Maybe its my lack of professional vocab.
1. I'm guessing to unroot, I just click 'Unroot' on Super One Click but will this affect my speedmod?
2. I have the 3 Button Method installed but I don't know how to safely test if it works. Just do the 3 button combo and if it works, go back by simply taking off the batteries?
3. So if that worked all well.. I would have an unrooted speedmod phone. How do I remove this speedmod? Stock roms? I don't know what they mean.. is it the default firmware? do I have to flash it in? If I install that would that automatically replace my speedmod?
Thank you.. I would really really appreciate your help thank you..
haha! I`ve got similar question,
I`ve root my SGS using the One Click, did the 3 button fix, and to my surprise manage to flash the speedmod k13e 500.. currently this is my build *#1234#
I9000DXJPE
I9000DXJPB
I9000OLBJPA
a few days ago, i read doc`s kitchen rom and download the cooked rom with this configuration
*NEW* ZSJPK v11.1 WIPE
CSC : XME
Speed mode kernel
DXJPB Modem
2.2.1 jpj browser etc with tweaks, custom bootanimation and mod sound
so my question can I just use the recovery update.zip to install the rom?
p/s I`ve no idea what I`m doing but it look fun to mess around the phone so I`m a beginner that knows nothing but I could read if that matters
I dont know if it will effect the speedmod but if you just flash the stock rom I think it will replace it.. just imagine if you are going to change from one kernel to another or update to a newer version what will you do? just flash it and badaboom the new one will replace the old one.. so it is a similar process..
Just one question.. if you have the EXT4 lagfix you have to undo/disable that first am I right?
To get back to original ROM, get your version from http://samfirmware.com.
If you used any lagfixes disable them before flashing (because the stock-kernel does not support ext4-partitions).
Flash the firmware (PDA, MODEM, CSC) with odin (repartition not ticked).
To verify the 3-button-combo works just power of your phone and then press "Home+Volume-down+Power", then it should enter download mode.
well im kinda new to SGS. i currently use Go Launcher EX as for my phone to look good. and install some games/apps.
what i want to know is what is the best root / kernel / rom. and what should be done first? updating my firmware to gingerbread or installing/flashing root/kernel/rom?
my phone is still froyo as well. just like newly bought SGS.
my phone details:
my phone details:
SGS i9000. (not captivate nor wifi)
Model Number: GT-I9000
Firmware version: 2.2
Baseband version: I9000DXJPB
Kernel version:
2.6.32.9
[email protected] #1
Build Number: FROYO.DXJPE
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my phone can't stay so long, it can only stay up to like 7~10 hrs, doing texting/quite gaming.
can only stay up to like 3~5hrs with full gaming.
my phone lags sometimes.. especially when exiting/minimizing(press home) the "Eternity Warrior" app. and
playing too long to "Cut the Rope" app.
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and starting up my phone, takes a while for it to be ready to use. and sometimes lag for any other app use.
i want to have these following apps/or whatever they are: though i dnt know what's their use.
SuperUser
BusyBox
Voodoo
Odin
can someone please help me about these questions?
Thanks in advance for you guys who will help me.
BUMP!! >.<
Look around some custome ROM to flash and lagfix it, after that you have gain root permission and many stuffs u can play around
What's the best way to root stock galaxy s with 2.3.4?
First of all you have to download a 2.3.4-firmware (I'd suggest JVS, it's 2.3.5) and then flash it with Odin (you know how? If no, just let me know and I'll explain it ).
After that just look for a kernel that fits your firmware and also flash it with Odin (PDA-filed) and you're done.
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First of all you have to download a 2.3.4-firmware (I'd suggest JVS, it's 2.3.5) and then flash it with Odin (you know how? If no, just let me know and I'll explain it ).
After that just look for a kernel that fits your firmware and also flash it with Odin (PDA-filed) and you're done.
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Should be fine with it, can you direct me to the Odin rom in question please? I take it that its pre-rooted with clockwork recovery?
You could post the steps as it's for a friend and I can direct your post to him.
Hey guys I have a related question regarding kernels, posting here to save creating more threads.
I've come from Froyo 2.1.1 with Voodoo Kernel. Only reason I've updated to JVR 2.3.4 is because I've read this topic: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1225879 and realised I can have glorious Voodoo sound again on newer firmware.
So I've gone ahead and followed this guide to update firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1139050
However I was unsuccesfuly in installing madrooster's kernel, through Odin I semi bricked and through CWM it gave an error. Perhaps because I am not rooted? However I was successful in installing Dark Core 2.6, I read that this had Voodoo sound but upon installing the Voodoo control plus and running it, no controls were available. It said phone needed to be rooted to load the driver....I'm really lost, I need help
Tried to flash kernel - Think I bricked phone
I tried to flash a dark core kernel using SGS kernel app. Phone rebooted and showed funny colours on the screen with a robotic voice giving commentary every now and again. Now just keeps rebooting and showing random colours on the screen. I have not backed up the phone, but contacts etc are on google. Can anyone help?
Hey Guys,
i am coming from galaxy spica (after 2,5 year of rooting) now i have bought galaxy note in Austria with simlock.
So i have make a root, use apk Galaxy_S Unlock and back unroot (i have still 1,5 year garanty, but i am not sure after this unlocking
I had kernel unrootable LA4,
so 1. I made via odin SGN_XX_OXA_KJ1_FACTORYFS
2. CFROOt_for_kernel_KJ1.rar
3. CF-Root-SGN_XX_OXA_LA4-v5.0-CWM5.zip
5. unroot via DooMLoRD_v1_UNROOTING
but what i dont understand (on galaxy spica was jut froy 2.2 and many difrent kernel or mod)
how or which version of kernel i can put now?
I would like to update on 4.0.4 (first 2.3.6) via kies or OTA doesnt work. I would like to keep without root.
Now i am downloading 2.3.6. - N7000XXKKA_N7000OXXKK5_ATO.zip but after reading many thereads i am not sure if i can put any kernel on KJ1?
Thank you for a little explanation.
I would like to know if on kernel KL1 (2.3.5) is possible to put any kernel ??? (4.0.4) ?
Go back to stock GB ROM using PC odin.Instructions are in dr.ketan's thread.
Update via Kies or flash stock ICS 4.0.4 using PC Odin again.
What a mess..
Go back to stock gb.. Then flash any known ics safe kernel (notecore/speedmod) via odin(you already gotta have the custom rom in your sd so once the phone restart go straight to cwm and wipe/data/cache/dalvik) recovery keys are volume up+power+home
Then flash any desired(custom) rom after that run triangle away to get rid of the yellow triangle and that's it(encourage you to try cleanote rom its super fast and as close to stock as posible with Notecore kernel) the phone flies and battery its great
Stock its laggy and loaded with crap and the stock kernels are unsafe to wipe/factory reset due to the Emmc brick bug..
Avoid stock kernels as much as you would avoid walking through shyt
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
Thank you guys,
i have already stock rom 4.0.4 LRG opened germany kernel, everthing is working. I would like to stay with this stock room and wait for official JB.
If will JB be not better than mayby a root. But I need my phone for use not for playing. Like my old Spica. Always was something wrong. So many many kernels or mod.
Just of what am i disappointed its battery live. My tread here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1830995
I tried all off, like sync. but still one day of very light use it not good.
Maybe will i have to make a root and wipe all... :-/