yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] sicopat:
You have a button mount RW at top of the screen :)
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
I've packaged a Frankenstein XWKH4 firmware and uploaded it to the firmware thread, the included swype has Romana support.
[Galaxy S II General] lvvine:
Intratech---Most of them say XWKH4 is not stable and lot of bugs are present in it...Samsung will be coming up with XWKH5...?
[Galaxy S II General] julroy67:
Seems that Samsung will give a 2.3.5 update (this month) before ice cream sandwich.
[Galaxy S II General] xmfpdlemalnz@hotmail.com:
Has anyone found a way to record phone calls on this rom?

I know there are custom roms that have this feature but I would like to stay on stock rom.

In urgent need to have this feature!

thanks
[Galaxy S II General] biffsmash:
Anyone noticed that the system power saving mode makes the phone operate slower. Haven't noticed this option before so wondering, does this make the battery last longer? :)
[Galaxy S II General] stuclark:
Yes, system power saving makes the phone run slower, because it underclocks the CPU and doesn't allow it to go to full speed / full power. This in turn saves on battery power. If you read the explanation in the power saving menus, it tells you exactly what it does.
[Galaxy S II General] O and O:
Is this a constant thing or do certain conditions need to be met?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
That's good for them. I bet they haven't even used it but are still running their gob.
[Galaxy S II General] stuclark:
Most probably - do you have a complete KH4 ROM, or just the frankenstein version you've published... and are there any (subjective) changes noticeable?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Just the Frankenstein. I was sent the PDA bit to play with and I married to some other bits and pieces. For me Text is clearer, the whole thing is smoother than XXKH3... one and two other things as well.
[Galaxy S II General] stuclark:
Thanks. I may have a play with the PDA part too
[Galaxy S II General] biffsmash:
Lol sorry, I meant, does it actually work :p Maybe I was unclear lol :)

All joking aside, thanks for the reply :)

p.s. If I install a "Frankenstein" Firmware, will it flag as a custom ROM / Un Official Binary?

Thanks again :)
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
No.....................
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
Where can I find the Frankenstein XWKH4?

I'd like to give it a try. It's Odin flashable via PDA?
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
im liking KH4/KH3/KD1 bud!! just put it on my spankin new white SGS2 (out the box, charged and put this on!)
[Galaxy S II General] ozzalbatrozz:
No to what? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] donalgodon:
I think he means that it if one installs a "Frankenstein" Firmware, no it will not be flagged as a custom ROM / Un Official Binary, since (I think) it uses a standard kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] Simmo3D:
So it's not as buggy as people are saying?
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
Frankinstein KH4/KH3/KD1 works a treat for me. Flashed onto my phone yesterday and no issue at all so far
[Galaxy S II General] madpete:
Thanks man, I entered already and Motorola sent me the mouse and kb last week...not bad for free. Goes some way towards making up for their crap support :-)
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
anyone able to mirror the download???
[Galaxy S II General] mchimney:
I guess i'll be the one to ask, how does this compare to KH1?
[Galaxy S II General] badmania98:
Mirror

Mirror Multiupload NO PASS
[Galaxy S II General] krulgrizzla:
yeah..what is efs for? what i know its used to store imei right?

and two CSC files?? whichh one to choose? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
legend! i managed to trick hotfile by restarting my broadband connection (re-assigned a new ip) but its slow as hell for me.
[Galaxy S II General] metinrecepi:
Can anyone tell what for are:

"CODE_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5"

"KERNEL_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5"

Also, which csc to use:

"GT-I9100-CSC-HOME-MULTI-OXAKH3.tar.md5"

"GT-I9100-CSC-MULTI-OXAKH3.tar.md5"
[Galaxy S II General] treble4:
same here as well please
[Galaxy S II General] aydc:
Don't flash the efs unless you're suicidal.

About csc, it doesn't matter which csc you flash, you can even flash a completely different CSC file not included in this package, or not flash any at all, and the ROM will still work.
[Galaxy S II General] sardroid:
CODE is for PDA in Odin.
[Galaxy S II General] aydc:
CODE goes to PDA section in Odin. Kernel should be flashed only after rooting to get a secure kernel back.
[Galaxy S II General] turzol:
I've skipped those files:

"EFS_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5"

"KERNEL_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.ta r.md5"

I choose :

"GT-I9100-CSC-HOME-MULTI-OXAKH3.tar.md5"

and everything seems ok at the moment.

No Gtalk video again...
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
this is PDA - "CODE_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5"

This is for after flashing an insecure kernal - "KERNEL_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5"

dunno about CSC - i would guess Home?
[Galaxy S II General] krulgrizzla:
hahahaha ok :) i dont want to be a suicidal :D
[Galaxy S II General] turzol:
Build date
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
replace it with the one attached and let me know ;)
[Galaxy S II General] metinrecepi:
I've made a mistake.

I know that CODE goes to PDA.

I wanted to ask for "EFS_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.tar"

What for is that?

And about the CSC files, which one is better.
[Galaxy S II General] aydc:
LOL, there's a lot of confusion going on here. :)

Here's a guide clear things up.

1) Backup everything with Titanium Backup or any other backup app.

2) Get into download mode

3) In Odin, flash CORE file as PDA, MODEM file as PHONE and any one of the CSC files as -duh- CSC

4) After the phone boots, go into download mode again and flash any insecure kernel.

5) Use SuperOneClick to gain root.

6) Go into download mode, then run Odin and flash the KERNEL file as PDA.

7) Boot the phone and restore apps and settings with Titanium Backup.
[Galaxy S II General] sardroid:
We have CF-Root for KH3 from Chainfire: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=691963&d=1313601853
[Galaxy S II General] turzol:
don't select this file in odin
[Galaxy S II General] raf2k:
Could someone please check if VPN PPTP bug is solved in XWKH4?
[Galaxy S II General] easysurfer.zg:
Is there any improvements for Earphone volume too low problem?
[Galaxy S II General] vazovskiiii:
i don't understand what is the password?
[Galaxy S II General] digi_fort:
intratech@XDA
[Galaxy S II General] xtremp:
Installed and tested on KI4 it works
[Galaxy S II General] Flowbax:
Bumping up old thread for what reason exactly? :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] rasinell:
Maybe because of the amount of people that will ***** "there's already a thread for that" :-)
[Galaxy S II General] vinay702:
gtalk video

I can't use gtalk for audio/video chat..installed root explorer but not working..

please help me.i am a newbie to android.please help me..
[Galaxy S II General] justlove2lives:
Thanks alot For sharing .
[Galaxy S II General] heitkrew:
guys i can go to download mode but not recovery mode.

whenever im using odin, my laptop cannot detect the phone.

can somebody help me?

thanks!
[Galaxy S II General] djmarco83:
Do not use this but what on what and why is that?
[Galaxy S II General] spline1:
Need some batteryicons, with or without crt effect and animation?

http://www.pocketpc.ch/samsung-gala...3-android-2-3-4-18-08-2011-a.html#post1136832
[Galaxy S II General] turzol:
Now works ! Thanks !
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
that apk is gold dust!! enjoy!
[Galaxy S II General] tasty_boy:
everyday a new rom...i can't understand that!!
[Galaxy S II General] treble4:
all done now to find anything different
[Galaxy S II General] aydc:
EFS partition is where your phone's IMEI number, product code and such are stored. If you overwrite that with Odin, you'll lose all phone functionality and you'll likely need to buy a new phone.

The efs file included is likely only used by Samsung Service Centers. Unless you are a service center employee or as I said, suicidal, stay away from anything that has the name EFS on it. :)
[Galaxy S II General] turzol:
Day without flashing is a wasted day :)
[Galaxy S II General] metinrecepi:
So both of the CSC files are same?

I can flash any of them?
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
yes, but the home one is confirmed working
[Galaxy S II General] hunhool:
I9100XXKH3 multiupload:

http://www.multiupload.com/4H72CTDCCR

password is the same:)
[Galaxy S II General] djmarco83:
Ok. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] MarkSkov:
Can anyone do an MD5 hash so I can check before flashing? Thanks ;)
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
1.34mb/sec now..... :p
[Galaxy S II General] ManMOuntain:
I9100XXKH3.rar

CRC32: E34FD80D

MD5: 44C2DF262ECE36577AAE7F8C5E99A912

SHA-1: C7366FFE8CA578A9F0D472458826A1F1F5B35401

CODE_I9100XXKH3_CL479037_REV02_user_low_ship.tar.md5

CRC32: 4D16F239

MD5: CE11F44607194BAC58A08944BC481E82

SHA-1: DFECBE88CEA187D454FC01417D58A764E9042AEC

MODEM_I9100XXKH3_REV_02_CL1050544.tar.md5

CRC32: 14E3C383

MD5: ADB3E4FDC6916E6FD01F17E5ADFE6949

SHA-1: 2682995F397931082953C5004823F61D42531F4A

GT-I9100-CSC-HOME-MULTI-OXAKH3.tar.md5

CRC32: 18A9D081

MD5: 9A2502F015C0C9B56FA05BBB6B7B3426

SHA-1: 5B2A9FC0BF4CA7BADAD3A9A9F02B9A83A9ADC055
[Galaxy S II General] yklai18:
exciting! how is the battery life? what improved? I still i KF1 firmware :(
[Galaxy S II General] BurlaMatto:
Flashed without any csc
[Galaxy S II General] deepsync:
Did it wipe?
[Galaxy S II General] MarkSkov:
Thanks very much mate! :)
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Uploading single file non-wipe
[Galaxy S II General] krulgrizzla:
anyone had try Ninphetamine-2.0.5 with this?
[Galaxy S II General] antoniomistretta:
Thank you, it's very nice! :)

But I did not understand a thing. How do I enable the CRT effect?
[Galaxy S II General] sawgent:
XXKH3 Stock Kernel

xxx.mediafire.com/?u876uw4ob10wgz9
[Galaxy S II General] madpete:
Yay, thanks man!

Sent from my Xoom
[Galaxy S II General] spline1:
Settings/display/show all Animations
[Galaxy S II General] antoniomistretta:
You're the man! :)
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
XXKH3

Android 2.3.4

This package has: PDA: XXKH3| Modem/phone: XXKH3| CSC: OXAKH3

Download: http://www.multiupload.com/P92D3CE95I

XXKH3 Stock Kernel: http://www.multiupload.com/C4DRUIJTLL

Password: intratech@XDA

edit: Non-wipe, single file.
[Galaxy S II General] krulgrizzla:
thanx ;)

10char.
[Galaxy S II General] sicopat:
Hi Intratech,

so XXKH3 is a non wipe firmware ?
[Galaxy S II General] DJTaurus:
Guys is that leaked or official version ?

Sent from my blazing fast GS2
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
Cheers mate!
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
The one I have is, I just uploaded it.
[Galaxy S II General] antoniomistretta:
No problem! :)
[Galaxy S II General] sicopat:
They are several versions ?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
WTH?????

I just got one version which was sent to me on 15/08.
[Galaxy S II General] BogdanSNB:
Firmware I9100XXKH3 2.3.4 (GINGERBREAD) for Samsung Galaxy I9100

ODIN + PIT + Flashguide | DOWNLOAD Link1 or Link2

I9100XXKH3|2.3.4|2011 August|CSC - OXAKH13| DOWNLOAD Link1 or Link2

Root for I9100XXKH3| Download Link1 or Link2

Google Talk | Download Link1 or Link2
[Galaxy S II General] bakewelluk:
I think there's just a couple of different sources that may have packaged it differently. Intratech's are nearly always non-wipe and one file, other places may have the firmware broken down into several files and may wipe your phone when flashing.
[Galaxy S II General] Nitroz:
Just tried flashing Intratech's version via Odin. Constant bootloops. Just tried reflashing it once more, same.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Were you using a custom ROM before? Try going to recovery and wiping the cache.
[Galaxy S II General] Nitroz:
Cache wiped - Reflashing now, will let you know what happens.

EDIT: Nope, still bootlooping. I came from SensatioN ROM (KG6). I'll try the wipe version see what happens. Thanks anyway Intratech, appreciate it.
[Galaxy S II General] varunkumars:
Do any of you have this problem if so can you suggest any work around.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1213173
[Galaxy S II General] kazama82:
any comment who success flashing xxkh3?
[Galaxy S II General] Nitroz:
So far I've tried Intratech's no wipe version and no success. Just flashing the wipe version now.
[Galaxy S II General] onbacardi:
I wouldn't mind wiping my phone actually.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Yep, that's why I asked if it was a custom rom. No need to change versions. Just do a reset in recovery and it will boot just fine.
[Galaxy S II General] Nitroz:
I can confirm the wipe version works fine and CF-Root also works fine for me. My phone needed wiping anyway :P

EDIT: Damit, turns out i wasted a download :p Thanks anyway Intratech xD
[Galaxy S II General] smaberg:
samsung changed alot in this version, thats why a wipe is needed..
[Galaxy S II General] lazyb2k:
upgraded from kg6 to kh3 with the non-wipe version, no problems so far. first bootup takes a while, dont be impatient.
[Galaxy S II General] krulgrizzla:
i try with this ninphentamine..it ok..no bootloop...have cwm..but i lost my root access :(
[Galaxy S II General] Zeyckler:
Same here, all working fine. Another change is that now the energy control widget now fills 2 rows instead of 1.
[Galaxy S II General] smaberg:
ok, so it may work on some, but many things do not work as it should then. just went through the xml files in many apk's and yes much changed.:confused:
[Galaxy S II General] shaq1907:
I installed non-wipe KH3 and everything is fine.

2 rows energy widget was in KH1 before that ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Zeyckler:
In Quadrant a few points more, KG6 2nd and 3rd about 3300 points, now with KH3 2nd about 3400 points and 3rd 3800.
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
Yep, much better now. I personally never liked the "..." on the sides
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
I've wiped the both system cache and dalvik cache. I hope it'll suffice.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Yes things have changed but the non-wipe version will work just fine without a reset if you're upgrading from a stock ROM, it may in some instance require a cache wipe. If it's a custom ROM or one that's been heavily themed then it's a crap shoot if it works without requiring a factory reset.
[Galaxy S II General] rockrag:
Hi, i'm new to flashing. I'm using stock rom. What does stock kernel mean. Like do i have to use the stock kernal everytime i flash? For now i just flash the firmware using odin and start using. In some previous post in same thread someone had given a long procedure to flash. I hadn't done that before and my phone works just fine. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] shaq1907:
You don't need to flash kernel if you don't root your device.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
You only need the stock kernel for removing the yellow exclamation when rooting the device. If you're not rooting then ignore the kernel. There is a tutorial in the firmware thread in the dev forum, you can click the 2nd ink in my sig to get there.
[Galaxy S II General] TML1504:
same here, coming from villain 2.4.2, bootloop after only formatting system and cache!

solution: boot into recovery, format data, done!

NO need to download any other version or flash again! just a full wipe if you come from custom and it works perfect! also CF-4.1-KH3 seems to work great!

regards,

markus
[Galaxy S II General] rockrag:
Oh thankyou, But does the KH3 remove the yellow tinting like the KG series on 2.3.4?
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
......................................
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
Stock means the Samsung's original, not customised. You may want to root your phone using a modified unsecured kernel and put back a stock kernel afterwards, or instead just flash the cf-root kernel and leave it on your phone. Personally, I prefer the last alternative as you get some useful tools bundled with the cf-root kernel.

Always consider making a donation to the guys that do the hard work for your enjoyment ;)
[Galaxy S II General] rockrag:
Thanks and CF-root is an unofficial kernal right which voids warranty?
[Galaxy S II General] azreil24:
Does anyone have any problems with video recording? With the original one that came with the phone, i think it was KE2, I would always get vids with 30 FPS, now it goes down to even 22 FPS and is really annoying. Thanks in advance.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S II General] zabihjan:
just flashed this rom, only change i can see is the power widget has changed and looks like it should, the power saving menu under main setting has changed a bit.

ok my question

how do i change market setting to use both wifi and data. at the moment it doesnt work on wifi, it only works on data.
[Galaxy S II General] TML1504:
basically it's a 100% official one (and unmodified too),

the "trick" is done with a special init ramdisk...

to the important part of your question:

it will count as "custom flash" and you will have a yellow triangle,

you can get rid of this by either using the jig (googe for it), or flashing

an official kernel back after rooting.

so, two possibilities:

flash the file, then an insecure kernel, use root-tool, then the official kernel back and you will keep root!

or: flash chainfire kernel out of recovery (only the zimage) or with the tools from chainfire.

me for myself bought an usb-jig for app. €5 from a member here (he sells it on ebay too), think it's the most comfortable way! ;)
[Galaxy S II General] angelomaldito:
Flashing your device using Odin officially voids your warranty, even without rooting your device. You can work around this issue though, if you flash back the original branded firmware and reset the download binary counter using a USB jig. There is a lot of useful reading available here in this forum with all the information you need. ;)
[Galaxy S II General] adesirello:
This ROM includes the option of relocating the background on the screen blocking the funds that the mobile has by default, if you change the background before a picture of yourself then do not let you choose from the default
[Galaxy S II General] rikz112:
i installed the frankenstein kh1 yesterday and it was lagging very much...quick question i see the one intratech has release is OXA do i flash this then i want a XEU csc so flash that after i have flashed the firmware???
[Galaxy S II General] TML1504:
what???

damn google translate... :D
[Galaxy S II General] xinfinityoO:
couldn't understand u :)
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
Same here lol.

One minor UI thing I noticed: if you have the notification tray open and you press the home button, the notification tray will slide back up. I think it looks more professional.
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
It has XEU included in it's CSC packages.
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
Wait a minute, did you say 15/08, so you've been holding out on us for 3 days :p
[Galaxy S II General] rikz112:
oh k so i just flash the oxa firmware u have posted up the root as usual? no need to do anything with the csc package u have put up for xeu??
[Galaxy S II General] Vulpix:
So how fly is the firmware guys? :D
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Couldn't release it until it was leaked bro, someone else's job may or may not depend on them not leaking confidential files. Once it's leaked from someone else then I can say we got that off the net.
[Galaxy S II General] BuzzFuzz:
hahahaha lol :D
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
Hope you know I was just playing. I understand how things leak and respect very much those who put their jobs on the line to make our phones even better.
[Galaxy S II General] rikz112:
OKEY DOKEYY i just want to get it done before i go bed because did not like kh1 at all very laggy and battery life was crap

thanks for ur help again ur a DON

yup i see it noww says set up as csc once it loads before it boots NICE NICE lets check it out...time to root first
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
I kind of got that. :D

Unlike some people I'll never tease you guys, once I can share I will. :)
[Galaxy S II General] milance86:
i need help for gtalk with video... i replaced one of the posted links from this threat and when i open it seems gtalk with video funktion but when i tap on video conv. it crash....

i renamed /system/app/Talk.apk in Talk.apk.dat (backup) and just pasted new one with Root Explorer

any1 know what the problem is?
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
You're missing libtalk_jni.so which goes into /system/lib

http://db.tt/jYx7XjQ

Also make sure that the permissions are set accordingly (all read and owner write seems to work for me).
[Galaxy S II General] milance86:
Ok now works ! thanks ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] rickytenzer:
Noooooo problemo!
[Galaxy S II General] varunkumars:
Help me with Non-wifi talk please. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] krazykat:
Nothing different from KH1. =/
[Galaxy S II General] jlevy73:
Not really, not that I can tell. Speed is about the same, reception about the same, GPS same, etc. etc. Won't know about battery life for a few days.
[Galaxy S II General] bernard134:
Hi there, i always use a wipe version to flash my SGS II, now on XXKG6 since KG6 was release.

What is a non-wipe version mean? Can someone explain to me? Installed applications, user data, will remian?

Sorry for the noob question.
[Galaxy S II General] geekaren:
Correct. Your apps and data remain intact when you use the non-wipe version.
[Galaxy S II General] bernard134:
Confused...

Thanks alot (:

I am on stock XXKG6 (no root or anything custom) , flashing non-wipe should be okay, just scared that in the end a wipe version is still needed due to bootloop problem stated by some people.
[Galaxy S II General] tonymy01:
I flashed no-wipe version of KH1 yesterday over KG2 (Hong Kong KG2=2.3.3) with no probs, and no no-wipe of KH3 over KH1 with no probs.

Bootloops are a potential, but not a given.

I still back stuff up before I flash, you just never know what will happen! Unless of course you don't mind the risk of starting from a fresh phone from scratch again.

Getting back to your edit, the difference between a no-wipe version and wipe (typically standard) version is the wipe version contains a blank data.img (data partition) which overwrites your data partition in the phone. The no-wipe one that Intratech luckily builds for us removes this blank data.img file... but with the added risk that it could bootloop, which is easily fixed by booting into recovery (menu+ volume up rather than down on boot) and choosing the factory default option from the recovery.

Samsung just don't want a million support calls about why someones phone is bootlooping, so they take the easy way out and wipe regardless, where as with the Intratech versions here, we have the choice at least of taking the risk and not wiping, or wiping from the recovery if there are bootup issues after the flash.
[Galaxy S II General] bernard134:
Oic, alot i backup my stuffs and give it a try! God please bless me that no bootloop cause i don't want to reinstall all app and do all the setting again! .(:
[Galaxy S II General] bernard134:
@tonymy01 , using the non-wipe version that one file file just select the file and place into Odin PDA right? should be correct i think.
[Galaxy S II General] tonymy01:
Yep, thankfully Intratech has also bundled modem in and put csc install in as part of cache... So just need to put in pda and Bob's your Uncle.
[Galaxy S II General] bernard134:
Woo! Successfully flash and upgrade from XXKG6 to XXKH3 striaght using Non-wipe version , so far no problem at all. (:
[Galaxy S II General] santhoshar:
But still no update thru Kies.
[Galaxy S II General] antoniomistretta:
My root access, is the same...

Sorry for you. mate.
[Galaxy S II General] juliano76:
Hi!

Did you guys find any difference between KG6 and KH3? I'm just wondering what is the point of flashing if everything should be the same ????
[Galaxy S II General] Pacifiste95:
what's the changelog?
[Galaxy S II General] snowfallen:
Data Connection

Any change seen in the 3G/H/H+ connection quality? Does the data connection still stall/drop? (Asking those who previously experienced this issue, so plz no "I never experienced this lulz" crap)