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[Q] how to Flash galaxy S..?

how to flash galaxy S...im using 2.3.6 baseband version 19000XXJVT..can i flash I9000XXJVU to my phone and i want to upgrade to Jelly bean using I9000XXJVU baseband..i just saw the tutorial in Elite JBrom..will this brick my phone..sorry im a noob..

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roshan2989 said:
how to flash galaxy S...im using 2.3.6 baseband version 19000XXJVT..can i flash I9000XXJVU to my phone and i want to upgrade to Jelly bean using I9000XXJVU baseband..i just saw the tutorial in Elite JBrom..will this brick my phone..sorry im a noob..
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Note: you flash at your own risk! There are no guarantees!
The accepted route is to flash xxjvu (although I went from jw4). It is important to avoid going straight to JB. First, flash an ICS rom. Then flash a JB rom. On the Slimrom site it suggests flashing cm9 http://slimroms.net/index.php/installation/slim-bean and then Slim Bean.
I went from 2.3.6 jw4 to RemICS-UX (ICS) and then to Remics-JB (JB). Choice of custom rom is very much a matter of taste, and my current rom is in fact based on Slim Bean.
From what I've read, the gt-i9000 is pretty resilient. And if things go wrong, one can usually recover by flashing a gb or stock rom with odin.

[Q] Best custom firmware and help with rooting

Hi, sadly I'm a noob and I currently have a samsung galaxy n7000 UK based. I've attached a print screen on the information about my phone.
Previously, I was on the ICS firmware and since the uk version of the JB wasn't released, I updated my phone via Odin to the chinese version of the 4.1.2 JB. Then recently my phone said there was an update for my phone which was in fact the uk version of the JB.
Ever since, my phone is running quite slow and I have formatted it to see if it made a difference. The difference is slight.
Now I've decided I want to install a custom rom as I heard some of them would make my phone perform smoother, faster and also more battery-friendly.
Can someone give me a recommendation on which custom rom I should choose and give me a link that gives me instructions on how to root my specific firmware as I can't find any that mention XXLT3.
Please help?

xAgenTz said:
Hi, sadly I'm a noob and I currently have a samsung galaxy n7000 UK based. I've attached a print screen on the information about my phone.
Previously, I was on the ICS firmware and since the uk version of the JB wasn't released, I updated my phone via Odin to the chinese version of the 4.1.2 JB. Then recently my phone said there was an update for my phone which was in fact the uk version of the JB.
Ever since, my phone is running quite slow and I have formatted it to see if it made a difference. The difference is slight.
Now I've decided I want to install a custom rom as I heard some of them would make my phone perform smoother, faster and also more battery-friendly.
Can someone give me a recommendation on which custom rom I should choose and give me a link that gives me instructions on how to root my specific firmware as I can't find any that mention XXLT3.
Please help?
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We don't do best rom threads on xda, it's just a case of try them all til you're happy.
As for rooting, you may have to downgrade your rom to one that has a phillz kernel for it.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium

root n7000
hi everyone... please I want best root for galaxy note n7000 jellybean 4.1.2 without problems please help me

Best ROM thread closed.

[Q] What is the best official rom?

What rom that has more speed and is more stable on the Galaxy S2 LITE, which has fewer crashes. And if not, what should I do to use the Jelly Bean are fast? Sorry my english, I'm Brazilian and I used google translator ... : (

You can update your phone to Jellybean using KIES or go to this link and download any of the firmwares from there...
Some of the best firmwares are DULP8, UBLPH, XXLQG, XXLQ4, etc.... Just don't download the Chinese firmware - it will brick your phone if you install it...
I am using UBLPH now... it has some customizations from Claro but overall its a very smooth firmware and battery life is also good....
If you don't like the experience from stock firmwares then you can give custom ROMs a try...

I did use DULP8 and didn't notice any major hangs.
I would recommend using a Custom rom too, as they are much more optimised and don't have bloatware..

[Q] How to go back to stock rom from CM11

Hi all now I am on CM11 base kitkat on my galaxy note and I just want to go in stock rom 4.1.2 and stock kernel so what is the process to go plz tell me

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Hi all now I am on CM11 base kitkat on my galaxy note and I just want to go in stock rom 4.1.2 and stock kernel so what is the process to go plz tell me
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read dr ketan's thread

King11amit said:
Hi all now I am on CM11 base kitkat on my galaxy note and I just want to go in stock rom 4.1.2 and stock kernel so what is the process to go plz tell me
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Just flash proper firmware through Odin (and wipe data). That's all.

Stock Rom baseband not working

Hi! I made a rom based on stock UBLPH firmware with dsixda's kitchen, I flashed it everything works but baseband not. No signal and in Settings>About at baseband version is Unknown. The modifications i made is to debloat rom, root and installed busybox. My baseband installed on phone is XXLQG, on other rom's baseband works. I tried with UBLPK rom but it doesn't work, Sami OS works and it's based on UBLPH. I want a flashable touchwiz rom debloated, without any other modifications. Can someone help me? Sorry for my bad english.
Here is a link with the rom: https://mega.co.nz/#!1kVgmIiJ!5BudekJrUvwT4yuIEZIDpO9DAxwv8mBnpAWbIvexGY8