yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Android Development] Zane:
Android version: 2.3.3

Baseband version: 32.56.00.32U_5.17.05.23

Kernel version:

2.6.35.10-g3f43272

htc-kernel@and18-2 #1

Tue Jun 14 21:11:23 CST 2011

Build Number: 3.14.405.1 CL96875 release-keys

Software number: 3.14.405.1

Browser version: WebKit/533.1

HBOOT 1.02.0001

121 mb free space

activation of install sd only adb shell

pm setInstallLocation 2 works
[Desire Android Development] mayurh:
old sense as in sense 1.9? or 2.?
[Desire Android Development] jukethehitman:
Ok im going to ask the question!: What can the devs do with this official update that they couldn't do with without it?. Is this the dawn of faster roms and no fc's? :p
[Desire Android Development] 3f1f37:
Who cares about official updates anymore, at least I don’t, I switch between Sense 3 and 2.1 and MIUI ever often as I feel I mean depending on the developers and how htc intends to release furure versions of android OS updates the only option is to either switch to AOSP ROMS or hope that the devs who have been in this community continue to bring us ports of newer versions of sense and android. I bet my money that this is the last update the OG Desire see as its life span as far as htc is concerned is now over. I mean I still see in my country the OG desire being sold heavily but only the flag ship devices will get newer versions of android and sense and most people don’t know about custom roms and AOSP roms but hey BIG UP to ALL THE DEVS in both the desire and the desire HD threads and to people like snq- and seo and his crew who have made the impossible possible.

Now that the DEVS have a kernel source for 2.3.3 the already awesome ROMs are going to get even more AWESOME, THANKS to OUR AWESOME DEVS.

I SALUTE YOU
[Desire Android Development] copas2:
We don't have kernel sources yet. But the boot.img and the system/lib in system.img is useful enough for the time being.
[Desire Android Development] 3f1f37:
Thanks for correcting me, that said i am sure that things are only going to get better for us.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinyee90:
Can i ask something stupid? I am a newbie in android phone and when i bought s2 i flashed it without backup the stock rom, now i m using lite'nin rom v1.05..it occasionally crush down..i wan to restore to stock rom, can I? thanks a lot for your help first...thanks thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

Stock rom post .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tenchi0205:
:confused: That one not only contain kernel, modem and CSC only? Got rom inside?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
It has the rom outside not inside Rom contains all its stock rom .

Rom contains full firmware .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinyee90:
can i have a little bit further explain? sorry i am too stupid for this =( mine is under XWKF1, there are 2 files to be downloaded..so which file should i put in odin? what is OLB and SME? rom outside-is it mean downloading that 2 files can help me restore back the stock rom? thanks first :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
http://www.multiupload.com/U95BI5QVDL

KF1 only version .

jje
[Android Themes] XAviierG:
Does anybody have a good transformers bootanimation?
[Android Themes] bodybombs:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=transformers+android+boot+animation
[Android Themes] XAviierG:
Anybody know where I can find this one ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAyE7IPAm-I&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Android Themes] goochj:
I made this one a while ago, it's the logos transforming back and forth

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1033179
[Android Themes] XAviierG:
will check it out thanks :)
[Android Themes] fritzgerald:
I have one here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1031590
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raimondomartire:
It's possible dump italian firmware from italian at&T, in particular radio file? If yes, how?
[General Questions and Answers] lylerry:
What we should do? when you seen something attractive like an android tablet PC? will you hold it off and wait for the so called latest and newest, or buy it at the first sight?

i want to buy a android tablet pc, and i have found one on SpeMall.com. That's 7" with android 2.3 OS, with high resolution capacitive screen, built-in Bluetooth & GPS, G-Sensor,1G Processor...

They all offer things that I like, but you know, there're always new devices coming out,so i don't know how to make a decision, should i get the device right now or just hold it off and wait for something better?

And my friend suggest me don't wait, or i'llbe waiting forever, coz there will always be a great new tablet around the corner, and he thought that maybe a year later,i'll blow this tablet PC away and buy a new one. Coz new things are always be more attractive.

So how do you think? or do you think this tablet is worth buying? Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] existenz404:
Well i think like this.

If you're into gadgets and like to have the newest one...you will be buying a new one ever year.

so if you find one that has everything you want, just buy it :)
[Droid X Themes and Apps] fbm111:
please delete
[General Topics] Deoxlar:
The launch of dual core phones are drastically increasing the volume and profits of companies that have released one. Nice phones that are being released are getting turned down by people because it is not dual core. Personally I don't see the hype of them. They don't do anything special, just bragging rights that you have one. Companies use marketing to deceive us into buying technology that is ahead of the softwares available for it. It is true that this competition to develop technology at a faster rate but what's happening to our culture and buying habits. We are constantly buying stuff to show off... The rise of the luxury brands in the last 6 years have disgusted me. Female students are saving 3 months of part time salary to get a Louis Vuitton bags. Yes it can satisfy the inner desire for a nice rewarding handbag but they mainly get it to show off to friends. The cellphone world seem to have caught on to this type of human behavior. Apple is advertising their products as something prestigious and luxuries just so more people will buy it. A large percentage of people use the iphone just for texting and talking. It is mainly good for putting it on the table during dinner time so other people can see that you have it.

What do you guys think?
[General Topics] canadariot2312:
I honestly don't see the appeal of dual core currently, but maybe that is because of the fact that the real benefit to dual core (games that take advantage of both cores) is not much of a benefit for me. Plus, I don't usually do gaming at all on the phone because I kind of need it to make calls and other stuff. If you were to ask me, I would pick the Droid Charge over the Droid X2 in a heartbeat despite the fact that the X2 has dual cores.

I have no opinion on the luxury thing. I guess it is kind of annoying when people show off their smartphone when all they do is text and talk on it.
[General Topics] synaesthetic:
Sure, some folks may buy a smartphone to "keep up with the Joneses," but for me it's all about functionality. I don't want the bleeding edge, brand-new superphone. I have specific requirements for my devices and if the latest and greatest doesn't meet these requirements, I'll just wait.

I'm still rocking my HTC Glacier, and I'm not sure I'll be changing it until I can find another device that meets my requirements.

-good screen, at least 3.7"

-good audio quality (music and call quality!)

-unlocked or unlockable bootloader

-root access

-has AOSP ROMs available (preferably CyanogenMod, but at least stock AOSP Android)

-sdcard slot (bit flexible on this if there's a lot of internal storage)
[General Topics] Deoxlar:
It's all marketing to get us to keep buying newer but useless at the time products. This gives them more money in their pockets and resources to make more products that we can buy. We are wasting money and they are wasting resources.... Investments should be towards recycling and saving the earth.

I'm obviously not a fan of luxurious products therefore I never bought anything from Apple. With the retirement of the Steve Jobs and his marketing partner (can't remember his name, but they designed the mac 1984 commercial and was behind all the apple products from when Steve Jobs became ceo again), we will see apple slip gradually buy surely... Just watch the video dynamic duo running the company is gone.

*Edit

Lee Clow is the person behind most of apple's successful adds, he's retired also.
[General Topics] bleach168:
Dual cores don't cost that much more than a single core. And two years from now when you sell your phone, you'll get a better price for the dual core phone assuming software catches up by then.

Maybe for guys. But for girls, it's been true since the dawn of time.
[General Topics] Deoxlar:
Louis Vuitton doubled it's companies value since 2006... even during the recession girls were buying bags. Girls weren't always like this ... not with the luxuries brands anyways.
[General Topics] bleach168:
In the 90's my girlfriend had a $300 Coach bag. Got it at a department store. That was pretty cheap compared to the jewelry I got her.

If only I used that money on Apple stock... :(
[General Topics] Deoxlar:
Coach is not really considered luxurious. Their avg bag price is 150$ nowadays. It's just a bit lower then luxurious.

You see all the girls having that tiny Chanel bag? That **** is around 2400$.
[General Topics] checkbox111:
Shows how little we have evolved from the animals.

In the animal world there are numerous occasions where the shiniest feathers and best coat get you chosen buy the alfa males :)

Whoever they are :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Heimdall firmware packages for stock GT-I9000 firmwares

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Heimdall 1.3 included support for "Heimdall Firmware Packages," an XML-driven way to define, create, and distribute firmwares. This is a powerful tool for ROM developers, but I haven't seen it being used yet. In order to encourage and support the use of these new firmware packages, I've packaged up a few stock Samsung firmwares for use with Heimdall.

For those that don't know, Heimdall is an open-source, cross-platform tool written by Benjamin Dobell which can flash complete ROMs, kernels, modems, etc to Samsung Galaxy S devices. It's preferable over Odin as its source code is open and it is therefore undergoing public development, and we can review the code. In comparison, Odin is a closed-source, Windows-only internal Samsung utility, and what we know very little about it.

Downloads

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These are stock ROMs, just as you'd find on Samfirmware or wherever else. I have not modified them other than unpacking and repacking for flashing with Heimdall (meaning they are odexed). If the upstream firmware includes bootloaders, I've included them*. I'll do my best to indicate additional information next to each ROM.

Gingerbread

:

XXJVQ (2.3.4): MultiUpload

XXJVR (2.3.4): MultiUpload

XXJVS (2.3.5): MultiUpload / BayFiles

XXJVT (2.3.5): MultiUpload

XWJVZ (2.3.6): MultiUpload, BayFiles / MediaFire (md5sum: dbfcb621f666b224751a3bd2bf9abbba)

XXJVU (2.3.6): BayFiles (md5sum: ede04385b889651c31ce669044ec5ee6)

*Note: Even though I've included bootloaders you'll be able to remove them in Heimdall's GUI right before flashing if you so please.

Froyo

:

XWJSD (2.2.1): MirrorCreator - thanks Motthat

Credits...

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Thanks to Benjamin Dobell for writing Heimdall. Thanks to [Ramad] for the idea of listing unadulterated stock ROMs. Thanks to Supercurio for being a role model of openness and transparency. We need more pro-community devs.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Flashing instructions

Flashing instructions

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Make sure you've installed Heimdall version 1.3 or higher. Do not unzip the firmware package, we open it up directly in the heimdall frontend graphical user interface! This procedure will wipe your device and you will lose all your installed applications.

Step 1: Open Heimdall's frontend (heimdall-frontend on Linux)

Step 2: Load the downloaded tar.gz into Heimdall

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Step 3: Press "Load / Customize"

Step 4: Reboot your phone in Download mode and connect it to your computer

Step 5 (optional): Customize the installation before flashing by removing or adding different files (such as pre-rooted kernels or different modems)

Step 6: Press "Start"

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Your phone will begin to flash and then reboot.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Reserved...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Benjamin Dobell:
It's great to see some Heimdall Firmware Packages for the GT-I9000. The instructions and screenshots you've included should make it super easy for beginners to get going. Keep up the good work! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mothatt:
I put together an XWJSD package (latest 2.2.1 firmware) which you're welcome to add to the collection. http://mir.cr/0XZMZGFA
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Ok, cool. I thought it might be useful to have some Froyo packages around. I've added it, thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AntonDreams:
You are both legendy legends from the land of the legendary legend people! I was beginning to get beside myself with frustration - no matter how hard I tried I simply couldn't get kies/samsung drivers installed ON ANYTHING - I tried about 4 different Win7 x64 machines, a 2008R2 and even a Vista x86 and NONE of them would get me a working install. I inherently mistrust odin and when I saw heimdall (so I could run it on Linux) I was just over the moon. Not having any heimdall-native packages though, I got pretty frustrated and ended up soft-bricking my phone at about 2am this morning :-). So after arriving after a long day at work I was very happy to see some packages finally get released and what's more - my phone was back up and running from the death-screen in under 10 minutes!

So now I can experiment with lots of funky ROMs and I know I'll always be able to get my I9000 back again!

You both rock.

A
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Yes, we're really lucky that this phone is so robust and the bootloaders are open. As long as download mode is working you can resurrect your phone (and even sometimes when download mode isn't working)!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jaju123:
Thanks for these man, it really is the best way to flash everything, pity it isn't as widely used as it should be! Keep it up :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] enomis74:
First of all thank you!

Kies for Mac was really harassing me for such a long time nor I could using Odin on Parallels.

After playing with some roms and messing up my device (Samsung Galaxy S)I was happy to come back to an official release.

Your guide to Heimdall was simply great.

Now that I'm on Gingerbread JVR 2.3.4 I wanted to root my phone.

Here I found CF-Root and I downaloaded the zip file for my firmware (JVR)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788108

The file is zip and when you unpack you get a Zimage file.

I'm using Heimdall fronted 1.3.0 how can I flash this file in order to toot my phone ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zidz:
Realy glad that you let us take one more step to the use of Heimdall.

Is this JVR rom NEE/XEE csc compatible?

Don't want to screw up to KOR again ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
I'm not sure... I've never bothered to figure out what the deal with CSCs is. I downloaded XXJVR from samfirmware, does that help ;)?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zidz:
I've downloaded it from SamFirmware, that one is a KOR one :/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jaystarrr:
Anyone?????
[Galaxy S I9000 General] theferalone:
On the flash page add the pit file then Click the Add Button under Partition (Files) Section. Choose Kernel from the Partition Name dropdown box, then click browse and select the zImage file.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jtextori:
Error loading firmware tar.gz file

Hi,

Do you know what can be this error, i installed heimdall and frontend, downloaded tar.gz files from this post, and i get "Failed to open package:

/home/jtextori/Téléchargements/XXJVQ_heimdall.tar.gz" ??

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] 7bullets:
If you root it you must reflash the orginal KERNEL
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jtextori:
Don't know if it is what you mean, but moving the file into a directory without accentuated characters allowed to load the file into heimdall-frontend ! it was that simple !
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Euphoria_:
Thx soo much for the job! and also thx for the heimdall developper. happy to can do a flash to my galaxy phone from my mac.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Euphoria_:
maybe the file are bad downloaded and are bad. my md5 is: 502288c2261cdfbe41ce401128cffb27

and the file size are 259.060.144 bytes (259,1 MB)

;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Yeah, I was going to suggest checking if you had permissions to write to that folder. So it looks like there need to be some checks in the frontend before it tries (and fails) to unpack the firmware package!

Maybe Ben's reading this thread still? ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kubilayk:
Waiting JVS ....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
XXJVS

Haha, you read my mind. I did it as fast as I could :)

Download: http://www.multiupload.com/888HMASTNZ

Confirmed working on my personal GT-I9000 (see screenshots). Cheers!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kubilayk:
Thanks...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] coffeeboy:
For the first time using heimdall it's really fast,I used to be odin user and really annoying waiting for 10 minutes flash....thank you
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
No problem, dude. Spread the word about Heimdall, people seem to love Odin for some reason ;).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] brfsa:
I love heimdall!!!!

I LOVE HEIMDALL!!!!

Much much much better than ODIN. seriously.

it's the holy grail for flashing Galaxy S phones.

I flash so many Stock Galaxy S from friends and coworkers. all 100% successfully and got the job done fast.

here is a small tutorial I did on how to flash Stock JVS then DarkyRom JVS beta.

http://www.darkyrom.com/community/i...97-darkyrom-jvs-base.5427/page-63#post-113399

cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yabbas:
No matter WHAT I did - I couldn't get the Samsung Galaxy S Modem driver to be listed without an Exclamation Mark.

Thanks to Heimdall ... there's no need for the crappy modem drivers. Simply installed as is and flashing works a treat! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Yes, it's quite strange that people stick to using Odin. Heimdall is like a secret or something...!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] alexhull24:
I thought I'd try out JVS after being on MIUI for a long time, just to see how Samsung are doing. Pretty well, as it turns out, but the main reason I'm posting is to emphasise what's been said above.

Heimdall works great! More customisation, faster and more reliable than ODIN, I wish I'd used it before. I will use it in the future as well.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] chachi:
Used heimdall for first time yest on 64bit linux, pleasantly surprised it took me all of a minute to repackage cfroot-jvs as the single zimage for it with almost no effort and flashing was painless.

kudos to the authors!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] pdxfilms:
Took the plunge and ran Heimdall with the Froyo firmware. Everything went fine, but when I rebooted the phone, no more service.

Internal SD card is empty and will not reformat, either through the regular system or through recovery.

I'm certain I screwed something up, but have no idea what it could be, or how to salvage my phone.

I'm on T-Mo, using a Mac. The phone will go into download mode, it will reboot to a working phone (minus the ability to connect to data or cell networks), so I'm hopeful there is a solution rather than a complete loss.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

(apologies if this is the wrong place to post - been a long day, and going through phone withdrawals have hurt my brain)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] taprik:
Cheers mate

This is awesome! Makes flashing very easy.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sneilkanth:
Now looking forward to XXJVT :) on Heimdall... plezzzzzzzzzz....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1289875
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bubuphonik:
i9000t

im sorry but which one i need if my cel is a i9000t on froyo 2.2.1 ?

i want to upgrade it to gingerbread
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Oooh, I haven't been on my Galaxy S for a few weeks so I'm kinda out of the loop. I just saw that XXJVT was released, I'll download the stuff tomorrow and make a Heimdall package.

Adios!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sKweezr:
That would be great.

Unzipping and unrarring the stock odexed ROM I did find out that it was not possible to flash the individual files using Heimdall. Had to resort to Odin, which did work but gave a message that I did not get before.

There seems to be something with the dbdata file, much smaller than usual.

Do you know why it's not possible to use Heimdall with individual files from the XXJVT.zip?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zidz:
How do you do this Hemidall packages exactly. I'm intrested to see if I'm able to convert odin-rom's like Juwe11's to Heimdall.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
XXJVT posted...

I never have any problems with Heimdall... I unzip, then untar all the .md5s, then pass those to Heimdall. Wham bam thank you, m'am!

Just posted XXJVT_Heimdall.tar.gz. Tested it personally and it's working fine. Hope it helps! Sorry it was a bit late, I have expensive Internet at home so I had to wait to upload it.

XXJVT_Heimdall.tar.gz: http://www.multiupload.com/QMORULUWRQ
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fheinle:
I'm currently on 2.3.3 JVI, which I got from Samsung KIES

I understand that flashing bootloaders is always a little more risky than not flashing them, since damaging those is what you want to avoid.

So if I'm already on Gingerbread, can I just leave out the bootloader part?

Also, I want to root my phone with cf-root, could I just download that and replace zImage from your heimdall firmware package with the one from cf-root or should I rather do two flashes?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aorth:
Yes! Yes!

I always flash bootloaders. Heimdall is safe (much safer than Odin!), and Samsung seems to be pretty committed to an open bootloader policy, so I wouldn't worry. If you want to be a bit cautious, though, it'd be good to read the release threads to see what people say about the bootloaders.

Or, you could remove them from the flash when you load it into Heimdall. It's all up to you!

Yep, that'll work. I do it...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fheinle:
ok thanks for your answer, I should really have done it that way.

In the meantime, I flashed JVT using ODIN from a windows PC.

What I don't have is CF-Root, though. I can't find the option of flashing *only* a cf-root kernel. Is that possible using heimdall?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thiskar:
hmmm iam having a problem here, iam using heimdall 1.3.1 on my mac and it wont upload the pit, always get the same answer:

ERROR: Failed to confirm end of PIT file transfer!

PIT upload failed!

after that i can only enter download mode, nothing else.

but if i uncheck the repartition it works