Hello Guys.
I Have an galaxy s i9000 with 2.3.5.
I want to root it, put a custom recovery and flash a 4.3.1 Rom, can u tell me the best way to do it before i do something wrong?
Should i use any root method on 2.3.5 and by flashing by Odin a custom recovery and can flash a JB ROm right away or should i do anything else?
Thanks you
Cheers
kalitza said:
Hello Guys.
I Have an galaxy s i9000 with 2.3.5.
I want to root it,
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Just follow this guide flash Gingerbread stock ROM JVU with CWM and you can flash ICS and Jelly Bean from there
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>>>> WARNING <<<< Noob inside
Hello everybody
Please forgive me if my english is not good
This is my first post in the XDA forum, and after more than day to read a lots of interresting posts, i'm completly lost...
I have a GN with the last stock rom from Samsung (4.0.4 XXLRG - Open Germany) and it's rooted.
When i look into the XDA CyanogenMod thread, I read that:
- I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO FLASH FROM A CF-ROOTED STOCK GINGERBREAD ROM, JUST TO AVOID YOU HARD BRICKS.
And in the CynogenMod Wiki, this:
- This guide assumes the device is already running stock Ice Cream Sandwich available from Samsung. If the Samsung Galaxy Note already has the ClockworkMod Recovery installed, skip this section.
I'm confused....
What's the best way to install CM9 on my note ?
> going back to a "safe" GB rom ?
> keeping my Stock rooted ICS rom and start the install of CM9 ?
Thank you in advance for your replys.
xCus3 said:
>>>> WARNING <<<< Noob inside
Hello everybody
Please forgive me if my english is not good
This is my first post in the XDA forum, and after more than day to read a lots of interresting posts, i'm completly lost...
I have a GN with the last stock rom from Samsung (4.0.4 XXLRG - Open Germany) and it's rooted.
When i look into the XDA CyanogenMod thread, I read that:
- I STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO FLASH FROM A CF-ROOTED STOCK GINGERBREAD ROM, JUST TO AVOID YOU HARD BRICKS.
And in the CynogenMod Wiki, this:
- This guide assumes the device is already running stock Ice Cream Sandwich available from Samsung. If the Samsung Galaxy Note already has the ClockworkMod Recovery installed, skip this section.
I'm confused....
What's the best way to install CM9 on my note ?
> going back to a "safe" GB rom ?
> keeping my Stock rooted ICS rom and start the install of CM9 ?
Thank you in advance for your replys.
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Download Stock GB Rom from Dr. Ketan's page
Flash that using PC Odin
After flash do wipe from recovery
Root + CWM from chainfire's thread(use search feature )
After CWM, put CM9 zip in SD card and flash(instructions available if you search :highfive
Don't flash from stock ICS because of emmc brickbug :sillyagain search will help here )
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rajasiman said:
Download Stock GB Rom from Dr. Ketan's page
Flash that using PC Odin
After flash do wipe from recovery
Root + CWM from chainfire's thread(use search feature )
After CWM, put CM9 zip in SD card and flash(instructions available if you search :highfive
Don't flash from stock ICS because of emmc brickbug :sillyagain search will help here )
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Thank you rajasiman
xCus3 said:
Thank you rajasiman
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You're welcome
Hi guys, i am new to all this!
I really want to root my phone but i dont understand any of the step by step guides i have found.
Can anyone simplify things for me and tell wat i have to download to be able to do it?
Easiest is to root a JW4 ROM. Flash it to your phone using Odin and flash the CF-Root 4.4.
Search for the files above.
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Sent from my I9000 Elite's ROM JRO03L 4.1.1 Beta 9 KF1 240DPi
Can you post your current firmware version?
Sent from my GT-i9000, cm10 alpha, devil3 1.1.3
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_Plus
there is a complete guide & easy to follow
hope this help
Hi everybody,
Is it possible to flash from stock gingerbread with corn kernel to LANIGHT jelly bean through clockword mode recovery, or do I have to update my captivate to a different rom before flashing? Thanks in advance
carlos1980 said:
Hi everybody,
Is it possible to flash from stock gingerbread with corn kernel to LANIGHT jelly bean through clockword mode recovery, or do I have to update my captivate to a different rom before flashing? Thanks in advance
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Yes, as long as you follow the proper steps listed in rom thread.
I have a Samsung galaxy s and i want to upgrade it to android 4.
But now first i have to root it, but i can't find any root for this buildnummer.
Buildnummer is Gingerbread.BUJVG
Baseband is I9000BUJV4
As far as i know its not a Netherlands version.
Maybe you guys can help me out what root version i have to use ?
Greets
need to upgrade to jvt latest. no such cf root for jvg
read carefully here n make sure its really i9000
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583026
n here also
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2149455
both is jvt n jvu, basically general in flashing firmware, both firmware general but read carefully first.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using xda app-developers app
jordy55 said:
I have a Samsung galaxy s and i want to upgrade it to android 4.
But now first i have to root it, but i can't find any root for this buildnummer.
Buildnummer is Gingerbread.BUJVG
Baseband is I9000BUJV4
As far as i know its not a Netherlands version.
Maybe you guys can help me out what root version i have to use ?
Greets
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Alternatively, bit more hassle, but,
There's a very handy app called Framaroot in the Apps and Games section which should *theoretically* root any 2.3.6 for our phone. I don't know whether BUJVG would be supporte, although I don't see why not.
Use that to root, then download Semaphore GB and SGS kernel flasher, both in these forums. Install SGS kerne flasher, flash Semaphore GB (or any other GB kernel that could perhaps support your firmware, last time I checked kernels were firmware specific. So you may have to do a bit of digging around to see if there's a kernel that supports all.)
If not, try find a CWM flasher (and don't use ROM manager on Play Store, that's not very helpful...) of some kind.
Bit more hassle, and considering your phone's firmware seems to be localised and not a more generic firmware it may not work, but hey, worth a shot.
If that doesn't work, follow the guide compacity posted.
Sent from my GT-P7510 using Tapatalk HD
Is your phone an i9100 Galaxy S2 by any chance if so look for I9100XWKK2 Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread Stock ROM
If its not and is an i9000 let me know
Thank you all for your reactions,
It was some search work and a hassle but it worked
This thread can be closed now
greets
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same problem
samsung galaxy s i9000
Baseband version :I9000BUJV4
kernal core:2.6.35.7-I9000BUJVG-CL719381
gingerbread.bujvg
could anyone help me with CF-Root for this
zelimir1 said:
could anyone help me with CF-Root for this
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Go here and flash the GIngerbread Semaphore kernel, you will get root and CWM or use framaroot app, if you only want root.
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xsenman said:
Go here and flash the GIngerbread Semaphore kernel, you will get root and CWM or use framaroot app, if you only want root.
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i want root first and than flash it so i can upgrade rom
zelimir1 said:
i want root first and than flash it so i can upgrade rom
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you don't have to root first, you can flash the JVU ROM and CF Root, to get Root and CWM at one go.
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xsenman said:
you don't have to root first, you can flash the JVU ROM and CF Root, to get Root and CWM at one go.
Check this out! You , YES! you are an " Android ". Not your phone but U.
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so which kernal should i download for my phone gingerbread
zelimir1 said:
so which kernal should i download for my phone gingerbread
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the downloads are listed for you on that link, you need to read and comprehend it, if you are flashing the JVU ROM, the kernel is already attached with it, if you want to flash the kernel only already mentioned earlier download gingerbread semaphore kernel latest version will do.
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Hello,
Please tell me how to root galaxy s i9000 GB 2.3.6 DDJVB.
Firoz24 said:
Hello,
Please tell me how to root galaxy s i9000 GB 2.3.6 DDJVB.
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use framaroot app from here
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xsenman said:
use framaroot app from here
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Thanx got it and can I flash cm 10.0.zip from mobile after this root ??
Firoz24 said:
Thanx got it and can I flash cm 10.0.zip from mobile after this root ??
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CM 10 is Jelly Bean, so you need to read the guide about it ,you can learn more by reading the guide fully. But to answer your question, you need CWM ( clockworkMod) and for that you need to flash a semaphore gingerbread kernel ,. Had written about it , where you found the link for the framaroot app. only rooting you use the app, if you want root and CWM, you flash the semaphore GB kernel
after that you flash CM 9 (ICS first) just boot it once than flash CM 10 ( Jelly Bean) Clearly explained on that guide.
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xsenman said:
CM 10 is Jelly Bean, so you need to read the guide about it ,you can learn more by reading the guide fully. But to answer your question, you need CWM ( clockworkMod) and for that you need to flash a semaphore gingerbread kernel ,. Had written about it , where you found the link for the framaroot app. only rooting you use the app, if you want root and CWM, you flash the semaphore GB kernel
after that you flash CM 9 (ICS first) just boot it once than flash CM 10 ( Jelly Bean) Clearly explained on that guide.
Check this out! Links to useful Guides and " Banned " Documentaries
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Many many thanks for helping me