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I just install the coustom frimware ( r2-update-galaxys-modacocustomcustomrom-signed) and after finishig install it's rebot and stuck on the logo of Samsung i hear the sound of startup but it's still hang on the logo of Samsung please help me i dont know much about it..

1: let it boot, can take some time (5 min) at first boot

it's take more then 15 mintues but nothingjust in the logo of samsung what should i do now??

Take out battery, hold down volume up and home key while u power up.
Make a factory reset and restart again
Take out sd-card first tho.

Do it but same thing still the logo of samsung

What base rom did you have when you flashed Modaco r2?

i had arabic base room after that i put update of mode RC in device and install it so then its appear like that hang on Samsung logo

osasih said:
i had arabic base room after that i put update of mode RC in device and install it so then its appear like that hang on Samsung logo
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http://android.modaco.com/content/s...rom-for-samsung-galaxy-s-with-online-kitchen/
"Requirements
In order to use this ROM on your device, YOU MUST ALREADY BE RUNNING THE JG1 ROM FROM HERE. Do NOT use this ROM with any other base, unpredictable things will happen, the most likely being you'll have to reflash your device via Odin."

And why use Modacos' rom?
This is better
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=725194

so what i have to do now how i could go back or use any rom? and how

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7152078&postcount=2

is this useful and guide and thanks bro for the help thanks again

Still same the site that u gave the same instruction i do it but the problem is the logo of Android installation in mobile it appear it remain in the recovery mode and.
I add the CSC and PDA and Phone in Odin when i start it just analysis the file and so on not work

i download the file from https://www.wuala.com/Samsung Galaxy S/Firewares
frimware I9000XWJG1 and CSC CODE MODEM

osasih said:
i download the file from https://www.wuala.com/Samsung Galaxy S/Firewares
frimware I9000XWJG1 and CSC CODE MODEM
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Ok. Follow these steps EXACTLY:
1. Make sure you have odin, the I9000XWJG5 firmware and the file that ends on "512.pit".
2. Reboot your PC.
3. Disable your antivirus, firewall and all similar programs!
4. Reboot your PC again.
5. Run odin directly after boot!
6. Select the files in odin.
7. Take the battery out of your phone.
8. Put it back in and press "volume down"+"home"+"power"
9. Connect your phone to your pc via usb cable and wait for odin to recognize it.
10. Press start in odin.
11. Wait!
Do these steps exactly in this order and you should be fine.
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just like that hang in recovery and the odin just analysis the files

osasih said:
just like that hang in recovery and the odin just analysis the files
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Tick the "Repartion, Auto reboot and F.reset time" checkboxes.
Use the attached PIT file.
(remove the zip extension)

the attach file is courrpt.....and i donwload it and it gave error

[Q] Is this bricked for good?

This should be quick.
So I was using the Captivate AIO, but I flashed some drivers from the "Flashing ROMs on the Captivate" thread instead of the AIO. This is on Windows XP 32-bit.
Before I flashed the stock ROM the phone was already having a voice telling me things that I couldn't understand when I tried starting normally. I think data partition was corrupt or something.
I thought something was wrong because I had to use Vol - to get into download mode, so I flashed 3 button fix version. First time failed for some reason, so I unplug and restart again. Second time fails at SetupConnection, so I try the third time, which seems to work. Download goes through, Success! is shown in the box where there was the indicator of what was being flashed. The phone seems to shut down or restart once finished.
Now, for some reason the phone now refuses to start up or anything. Putting in the battery and trying the power button gives me nothing. Holding Vol+ and Vol- with USB plugged in and then putting in battery is nothing. No bootloop, no indication of anything, just black screen.
Is this permabricked?

Yes, you are hard bricked. You had the I9000 gingerbread bootloaders, hence the different button combos, you flash the 3 button fix which is just a froyo sbl.bin (secondary bootloader) but you still have a gingerbread boot.bin(primitive bootloader) so the pbl can't transition into the sbl because they are incompatible.
You can get jtag from mobiletechvideos.com for $50
Or find a user named adam outler I believe he offers jtagging for $30 (here is his user profile just shoot him a pm: http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=3682533 )
Or you could try your hands st a warranty replacement....but that would require a little loose morals and a story (lie) about what happened.

I'll take the JTAG as a 50 dollar lesson learned.
Do you know where these guys are located (physically)? I see there's a paypal but I don't see any way to really send it out to them.

You could always use adam outlers help....!
He has unbricked many captivates and is really good,my suggestion would be just pm him once before you decide doing anything....!

Hunt3r.j2 said:
I'll take the JTAG as a 50 dollar lesson learned.
Do you know where these guys are located (physically)? I see there's a paypal but I don't see any way to really send it out to them.
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Josh from mobile tech lives in texas. Austin I believe.
Adam outler lives in louisiana.

Already ordered the JTAG service from their website, the Captivate is definitely a far cry from what's a relatively easy flashing process for the Desire HD.
Just to be sure, the process goes by Odin3 1 click flashback to stock, then root, then custom ROM, then..?

Hunt3r.j2 said:
Already ordered the JTAG service from their website, the Captivate is definitely a far cry from what's a relatively easy flashing process for the Desire HD.
Just to be sure, the process goes by Odin3 1 click flashback to stock, then root, then custom ROM, then..?
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no.
flashing back to stock is not required to flash a rom
rooting is not required to flash a rom
if you are on stock 2.2 with 3e recovery, then just odin a custom kernel that has CWM built in, flash your rom
if you are on 2.1 with 2e recovery, just drop the update.zip that rom manager makes onto your sdcard, reboot to recovery, reinstall packages twice, then you will be in CWM. flash your rom

Pirateghost said:
no.
flashing back to stock is not required to flash a rom
rooting is not required to flash a rom
if you are on stock 2.2 with 3e recovery, then just odin a custom kernel that has CWM built in, flash your rom
if you are on 2.1 with 2e recovery, just drop the update.zip that rom manager makes onto your sdcard, reboot to recovery, reinstall packages twice, then you will be in CWM. flash your rom
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Gah, the guides on the dev section all seem to really stress the need to go back to stock before flashing.
Is it possible/okay to just do a full wipe in CWR, then flash the ROM in recovery if it allows for it, or is this more nuanced than I think it is?

Most roms actually have a wipe script in then so all you really need is to just flash it...but if you want to make extra sure its a clean flash then yes full wipe in recovery then flash.
Unless it is a gingerbread rom and you have eclair/froyo bootloaders. Then you would need to flash those with odin/heimdall and then the rom in recovery. But if you already have ginger boots then the above still applies.

Hunt3r.j2 said:
Gah, the guides on the dev section all seem to really stress the need to go back to stock before flashing.
Is it possible/okay to just do a full wipe in CWR, then flash the ROM in recovery if it allows for it, or is this more nuanced than I think it is?
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Flashing back to stock is optional,you should be able to flash any rom via the cwm,follow these steps:
In the cwm menu
1.wipe data
2.wipe cache
3.go to advanced cwm features and wipe dalvik cache
4.then install zip from sd card
5.choose zip from sd card
6.install it and reboot....!
will work for all android versions,but make sure you dont mess up the bootloaders
take a look here:http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=691639&d=1313574476
edit:lol,studacris posted the reply to yourr question while i was typing this...!

Lol I do that all the time.
us in team phoenix call that ninja-ing.

Well, at least now I know what to do next time when it comes back.

Better yet what NOT to do.
Do not flash the 3 button fix if you have gingerbread bootloaders.

Anymore "DON'T DO THIS EVER" words of wisdom?

Hunt3r.j2 said:
I'll take the JTAG as a 50 dollar lesson learned.
Do you know where these guys are located (physically)? I see there's a paypal but I don't see any way to really send it out to them.
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I charge $30 per unit. I use a different method. I apply a header to the device which is plug-n-play from then on. It's a piece which Samsung left off the board to save $1.75 per unit. http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Panasonic/AXT612124/?qs=2rFUEsTwVNwSdqVM5XnLHw==
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[Q] [BRICKED] Please Help!

Hi, Okay I was trying to flash clockworkmod recovery on my friend's Rooted Samsung Captivate w/ Eclair so that I could then flash a newer version of android to their phone since they couldn't update it via OTA considering they don't have a sim card. So firstly I flashed http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Samsung_Captivate:_Full_Update_Guide mtcarey's kernel with ClockworkMod Recovery using Heimdall Suite. After flashing, the phone it restarted like prompted in the instructions then a suddenly the screen was full of pixels and blackness it also boot loops, the only other thing I can get into is in download mode here's a photo.
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I think this happened because the kernel was gingerbread based but the phone was still on eclair. I tried to revert back to stock with Odin but I can't get into normal boot or recovery so the device isn't recognized. I am thinking about flashing a 2.1 kernel with stock recovery (if I can find one) using Heimdall since it doesn't need to have a device recognized.
Please can someone give me any tips before doing so also providing a correct kernel? or correct me if I'm doing anything wrong? Please my friend and I would really appreciate it!

Mmm..
1- Take the battery out and disconnect the USB cable
2- Verify that you've the correct Samsung drivers
3- Open THIS Odin
4- Put the battery again
5- Hold Vol Up and Vol Down buttons (DON'T PRESS THE POWER BUTTON!!!), and connect the phone to your PC with the USB. Don't release the Volume buttons until you see the Download Mode Screen..
6- Release the buttons, and press start
BTW.. If it was in Eclair, the only thing you should've done is download ROM Manager from Market, then install/flash ClockworkMod Recovery from ROM Manager

SnakeHaveYou said:
Mmm..
1- Take the battery out and disconnect the USB cable
2- Verify that you've the correct Samsung drivers
3- Open THIS Odin
4- Put the battery again
5- Hold Vol Up and Vol Down buttons (DON'T PRESS THE POWER BUTTON!!!), and connect the phone to your PC with the USB. Don't release the Volume buttons until you see the Download Mode Screen..
6- Release the buttons, and press start
BTW.. If it was in Eclair, the only thing you should've done is download ROM Manager from Market, then install/flash ClockworkMod Recovery from ROM Manager
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I did all of the steps provided and still no prevail, but luckily when I flashed another kernel which wasn't stock while in download mode, it successfully worked! and I did go to the market but ClockworkMod Recovery free version wasn't in the market ever since they converted to the Play Store, I even downloaded the APK but the stock rom didn't allow third party installations. But thanks anyways!

tguy188 said:
I did all of the steps provided and still no prevail, but luckily when I flashed another kernel which wasn't stock while in download mode, it successfully worked! and I did go to the market but ClockworkMod Recovery free version wasn't in the market ever since they converted to the Play Store, I even downloaded the APK but the stock rom didn't allow third party installations. But thanks anyways!
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Belay that order! There is no need to download the ClockworkMod Recovery from the play store. It doesn't really have anything for our devices so it is not needed. You will just need a kernel with CWM baked into it.
The problem was that you flashed a Gingerbread Kernel (KK4) to your Eclair phone. In the future, you will want to flash a stock Gingerbread image (if you're not on one now), flash a kernel with CWM (Corn is a fine choice), and then proceed to update to the newer ROM through CWM (unless the ROM has an Odin/Heimdall package)

The funky pixelation is also due to trying to run something Gingerbread without having the Gingerbread Bootloaders.
To run a GB Rom u have gotta have the GB Bootloaders. :thumbup:
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[Q] Problem with bootloader Galaxy Tab P1000 internal memory corrupted

Hi,
Sorry for my english first.
I have Galaxy Tab GT-P1000... and problem.
My device have corruped internal memory. Problem with flash hidden.rfs and movinand.mst, and samsung logo loop.
At first I try to flash with Odin3 and stock firmware 2.3.3 and I see it's make no diffrent. Try second time this same and I see logo screen with mobile, PC and exclamation mark between.
I use OneClikLoader and I can go on Downloading Mode.
After that I read how to fix problem with internal memory and use only external sd card to make device work.
I download heimdall 3.09, Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread [XWJQ8], Overcome Kernell 4 and probably I do something wrong. Mayby i don't understand somthing. Now I can't explaint what I do wrong. I use Overcome Kernell zImage, mayby I swaaped RECOVERY with KERNEL in Heidmall.
I write what is the situation now.
My device looks like hard brick, almost. It won't turn on when flash is end, push power button and nothing. I connect to the computer and after 20min its show samung logo by long time and go another step, show short animation, but it stuck. I turned off and try turn on and nothing happend.
Somehow I managed turn on download mode on device. I thing I have corruped bootloader, kernell and evrything .
Could someone can help me and tell what should I do, what firmware, bootloader download and how to flash by heimdall only, becouse Odin don't see the device. We can accepted that device is hard bricked and we must flash everything.
Thank You
Whait for help
Damian

The first bit of advice is to let this thing charge up, preferably overnight. From the way your describing it, it sounds to me like your Battery has gone flat. And, although you can, and I have done some Flashing with ca~ 10% Battery Life. Its not something you should do regularly. Alas I didn't have a USB Charger back then. I have since corrected this oversight, and now I can fully charge my P1000 with-in 4~5 hours. Assuming that you can only charge though a PC this WILL take longer. A lot longer!
After which you should try to reflash again with the stock Gingerbread 2.3.3. Oden Package gt-p1000_mr.pit, GB_Stock_Safe_v5.tar and the XXJPZ Modem <- VERY IMPORTANT! In my experience if I had forgot to include this File in Oden, and then flashed anyway I'd land up in soft-brick land, which then required me to use the One-Click Recovery which is a PITA to have to keep setting up on each use. (on a Windows7 Netbook).
If you still get errors then you may have to also flash dbdata.tar (PDA Section) to your P1000, and then go back into recovery and rerun Wipe Data/Factory Reset & Wipe Cache Partition. Which should hopefully fix your problems.
These Files must be unzipped! THEY ARE NOT MEANT TO BE FLASHED VIA RECOVERY!! You have to use either Heimdall or Oden to flash this!

It is false to assume you need root to flash a custom Rom. You only need custom recovery.
Rooting allows you to gain super user privileges.
Just because the kernel that has cwm also has root doesn't make rooting necessary.
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Thank You very much for help.
I do what you wrote and now I have samsung loop logo and CMR.
Now I can get i recovery mode with CMR V3.0.0.5
Now I only must swap vold.fstab but I can't get SU in adb shell. When I go to the adb shell, then in new cmd windows I put SU and get: perrmision denied. It should be rootend is't?
I will read now how to get SU acces but if someone can tell me how is easy way to swap files, I will be lising
Thank You one more time

Triceq said:
Thank You very much for help.
I do what you wrote and now I have samsung loop logo and CMR.
Now I can get i recovery mode with CMR V3.0.0.5
Now I only must swap vold.fstab but I can't get SU in adb shell. When I go to the adb shell, then in new cmd windows I put SU and get: perrmision denied. It should be rootend is't?
I will read now how to get SU acces but if someone can tell me how is easy way to swap files, I will be lising
Thank You one more time
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I change vold.fstab from this solution: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1463756
My tab still looping I have logcat:
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I should instal another rom, recovery file, do something in CMR Mode?

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I am just informing newbies & or maybe a few older rom users with some tips when flashing a custom rom on there S5 for the first time & there is some good infomation here so please read on. When i attemted to flash my Samsung this weekend for the first time i got myself locked out (due to the Reactivation lock) & stuck on a bootloop trying to refix my phone again, i know most of this stuff should be common knowledge but as i found out myself this weekend some isnt. I have had quite a few years experiance flashing various phones with custom roms, modding apks, flashing bootloaders & customising roms so i am not a newbie to the Xda forums or rom flashing. & if you need to reflash back to stock for any reason I have noticed that there is not many download links on Xda or the internet which is not good when the worst happens to your shiny S5.
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So heres some useful steps to follow before you start rooting or flashing Roms
1. Make a backup of your rom (System), you can do this in recovery mode.
2. Download your new rom & bootloader & modem (if needed) & then check the MD5 hash/checkstring of your download (if its not the same as what is stated where you downloaded it from then redownload the file) You can download a free MD5 hash checker app via the googleplay store & then check the MD5 sums from the zip file on your phone.
3. Check in your settings that these opitions are right - Unknown sources is ticked & very inportant that the Reactivation lock is unticked! (located in settings/security) or you will lock up your phone after flashing your rom!, & USB debugging is ticked (located in settings/developer options).
4. Make sure your phone battery is not low, best get a full charge or at least 50% before flashing just incase anything goes wrong!
5. Download Odin (if needed) & make sure that the only items ticked are Auto reboot & F.Reset time, & only add firmware or recoverys into the PDA/AP button!
6. Download a Toolbox or prefered method for Rooting & follow the instructions from start to finish, do not miss anything & always read & read before you flash.
7. You can access Recovery mode by holding the Up Volume button/Home button/Power button held down together untill you see the first logo pop up, then release the buttons.
8. You can access Download mode by holding the Down Volume button/Home button/Power button held down together (if it don't pop up first time try again & make sure you have the USB wire plugged in to your laptop/pc & it should work everytime).
9. You can Soft Reboot/manual reboot the phone (if needed) by holding the Home button/Power button held down together.
10. You can Hard Reboot (by physically pulling out the battery) then re inserting it again then power on the device, this method maybe used if you are stuck in a bootloop.
11. Use a laptop which has been fully charged of over a 50% charge instead of a PC so that during the flashing period there is no chance of a power charge or power cut happening in your house that will interupt & could brick or soft brick your S5.
If you need any original firmware because you want to revert back at any point you can download them for free from SamMobile they have all different countrys & carriers but you will need to add a account first & just to warn you it will take a hour or more if you use the free download so if you are stuck in a bootloop just hard reset your phone (do a battery pull) then once downloaded start from there.
SamMobile Download link here - http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/
It is safe to flash a custom rom to your phone but there is always the chance of something going wrong, you may bootloop or turn your S5 into a fancy paper weight (if your safe this won't happen), hope these little tricks help & these are some of the questions & things that can throw or put people off when flashing roms or rooting your phone.
If you find anything helpful in this thread feel free to push the like/thanks button.
(Hope this is in the right section if not please move, thanks)

Nice tips! What is this "hard reboot"? I've never heard of it before

aguarello said:
Nice tips! What is this "hard reboot"? I've never heard of it before
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Pull out battery

lingowistico said:
Pull out battery
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Ha ha I ment soft reboot or rebooting the device manually, like if you can't access your system because the phones bootlooping & you want to reboot it. Suppose I could add hard reboot as a battery pull in certain situations it could be needed?

Huge appreciation for this list of tips and tricks, in particular the following:
deanr1977 said:
7. You can access Recovery mode by holding the Up Volume button/Home button/Power button held down together untill you see the first logo pop up (if it don't pop up make sure you have the USB wire plugged in to your laptop/pc & it should work everytime).
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If it wasn't for this teeny consideration, I'd probably stlll be trying to get into recovery mode....
deanr1977 said:
11. Use a laptop which has been fully charged of over a 50% charge instead of a PC so that during the flashing period there is no chance of a power charge or power cut happening in your house that will interupt & could brick or soft brick your S5.
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What a great idea! :good:

Nice tips..!! good job ???