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[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ShakaMan:
I have the same problem.

I upgraded my phone (not unlocked) all the way from its original version 7004 through mango RTM to mango and could update samsung now to the latest version. I saw the new features they introduced.

Then I wanted to unlock the phone -> reflash to 7004 and go to mango again. samsung now wouldn't update in marketplace (don't remember exact error code) but other apps like diary could be installed. I uninstalled 'now' and when i tried to install it it said (is not compatible with your phone".

The only difference between the first and the second version of mango on the phone:

- the first time I flashed the firmware using signed_CSC_Cetus_Europe_I8700BSEJK1.csc

- the second time I flashed the firmware using signed_CSC_Cetus_Europe_I8700DBTJK1.csc because I was told this is the right file for an unbranded omnia7 for germany

- after I've flashed the second time, zune did not find an update after I had 7008 on my phone -> needed to use the "disconnect from internet" solution to upgrade

However, in the end all drivers have been updated:

Os: 7.10.7720.68

firmware: 2424.11.8.5

radio: 2424.11.7.2

bootloader: 5.8.1.9

Does it really depend on the .csc and the active region that "now" can't be installed? but why should it be disabled for germany, I already used it in my unlocked mango version and they have german news and all that stuff.

with WP7Downloader, I could flash the csc to BSEJK1, probably I'll give it a try.

probably related:

IIRC, the unlocked mango installed a version of the diagnosis app starting with 1,

now (mango unlocked) I have "diagnosis_DU (ver. 0628). Is this the correct one? when I start the GPRS manager, I don't get a nice combobox for "select GPRS" anymore, the options are displayed in a listbox which is too small to show all entries. in "unlocked mango" the UI looked nicer, now it looks kind of ugly or just wrong :( however, it still works and unlocked mango as intended :)

And yes, I uninstalled the app, rebooted the phone and installed it again using ##634#.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mustafa.millwala:
Hello!

I just bought the S2 White, and it's on 2.3.3.

I tried to update the software from phone, but it says, "No new updates".

I connected the phone to KIES (Windows 7 Home Premium x64),

& it says, "GT-I9100 does not support firmware upgrade."

PDA: KE7

PHONE: KE4

CSC: KD1(H3G)

Can someone help me please to update it ???

(I don't understand why KIES says that my phone does not support firmware upgrade :S)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Red_Vex:
Maybe it has been flashed an unsupported version firmware.

Anyway you can upgrade to any firmware you want throught odin.

Look in the forum for a guide how to flash with odin
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1125282

Stock Roms .and csc

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Odia:
It says it cannot be updated because your firmware is mixed for some reason, latest H3G is:-

PDA: I9100XWKI4

PHONE: I9100NEKI1

CSC: I9100H3GKI1
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] valentinrascu:
faill debrand!!flash again!

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s2_d2:
I had a similar problem. Then updated Kies and it said that it's not possible to update my firmware!

I went to the thread with the stock firmwares. Chose the current UK 2.3.4 firmware and flashed via Odin. Totally painless and very straightforward. Then checked on my phone for software updates, non available and checked via Kies and says my firmware is up to date.

This seems to have corrected the problem.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scottishlad80:
People still use Kies?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chanandler:
Just looked through the guides for doing this and I can only seem to see stuff for Vodafone, 3, O2 etc. I've got an unlocked S2 that I think is running out of date software and thought I would try updating manually as Kies is telling me my phone does not support updates lol. Mine is running:

PDA: I9100XWKF3

PHONE: I9100XXKE7

CSC: I9100XEUKD1

So is my software out of date and if so how can I update it please?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chanandler:
OK so I have found the custom ROM for my S2 but what is the point of putting the same one back on there that is already running? The question I had was 'what is the latest version and how do I install that?'

The reason for all this by the way is that I am sick of the poor battery life of the phone and have been told that the latest version of the software improves it but unfortunately Kies seems to think that my phone is not able to be upgraded!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] genneth:
Are you on OS X by any chance?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Odia:
Your versions are valid XWKF3 XEU, and it should update to:-

PDA: I9100XWKI4

PHONE: I9100XXKI1

CSC: I9100XEUKH2

If Kies says it cannot be updated your product code is probably wrong.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Huzefa_R:
Hello,

Kies give me the same message "GT-I9100 does not support firmware upgrade."

and shows these versions on my S2,

PDA: KF3

PHONE: KE4

CSC: KF3(INU)

It shows the same as the latest firmware versions just below.

Does anyone know when these above versions were released ?

lol I know its possible to update, but whats wrong with kies
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AmdPhenomII:
I always use Odin to flash firmwares, but on one occasion I used Kies

but that takes too long :rolleyes:

Won't be doing that again in a rush!
[Motorola Droid 3] aaron1389:
May i know with Pre-Installed App are able to delete?
[Motorola Droid 3] willdo7474:
Not sure what your asking, but if you want to get rid of preinstalled apps check out the development section there are numerous threads which cover removing bloatware. There is a script available that pretty much removes anything you want.

Check out the thread by Psouza4
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
I had an htc desire before. My question is has anyone tried flashing cooked files from the said site? I want to change my batt icon badly :D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Maigel:
Works fine with SGS+.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Blumdum:
do i need a deodexed phone for this?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
What settings do I have to use in the "File Upload"-Tab, especially under "Select flashable zip scripting"?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] shad0wboss:
where did you get framework-res.apk from...you need that in order to cook in kitchen
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
From the /system/framework/ folder. You need root to access it.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Blumdum:
somehow i cant apply the update with the recovery mode -.-
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Maigel:
I have deodexed rom but kitchen should work with odexed roms also.

Default options are fine - you can't flash the zip anyway.

Get the apks from the generated UOT zip and copy them to your phone (for example with adb).
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
Yes it really works.

@Blumdum: I have got an odexed phone and it worked fine. You just have to extract the apk-files from the cookek-zip-file and overwrite the old ones. :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
Thanks! I will try it! :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
Im having an error when flashing the cooked file. Error in /tmp/sideload/package.zip

Im trying to change not just the batt but also pop up, notifications bar etc..
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
Have you done it like Maigel or I said before?

So do not flash the files provided by uot kitchen. Extract the apk-files out of the kitchen-file instead.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
should I use odin multidownloader?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
ok sorry i wasn't able to read the previous post.. will try this, thanks!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
No, just use root explorer (or something like that) to copy the cooked uot-kitchen-files into the original folders.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
should I paste it in /system/framework/ folder?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
Yes, framework-res.apk belongs to this folder (you should got the original file for cooking in uot-kitchen from there).

The SystemUI.apk belongs to the /system/app/ folder.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
done, thanks! have u tried changing the boot animation?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
No, I did not.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Blumdum:
maybe i have found a solution how to flash the update.zip of uot

there is one point in their how to:

maybe we only have to add this update-binary file

and then it should work

this file is included in the Root-i9001-Signed.zip of Keksflip

but is this file in this .zip the same file as in the rom?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
you try it first :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
You may be right, but to be honest - I have got a better feeling with replacing the files by hand instead of trying this :o
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Blumdum:
the last time i replaced those files resulted in a boot loop :D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
oh well.. lets just leave as it is for the meantime and let devs do their thing :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
I tried overwriting the apk files again with a new cooked file.. it failed, can't change the status bar icon again.. have you encountered this problem?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
Did you mount /system read- & writable?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
overlooked that.. thanks!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] :
hey what do u mean by this? I tired to replace framework but it says copy error. (read only file system)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ebonikeys:
what root explorer app are you using? you can check this in the settings. Yours is uncheck, go check it.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] reneph:
Normally /system is mounted as read only - so you cannot replace/delete/edit files in this folder. So you have to mount it as read & writable.

You can do this with an App like ES File Explorer by just checking the settings "root-explorer" and "mount system rw" (something like this). Then you can replace the file easily.

An other option is to execute a terminal-command:
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
...I can understand the "Why would I want a tablet?" crowd a little better. I'm late to the smartphone party; my half-bright phone (SE Walkman 760) kept me happy for quite a while, with first a netbook and then the NC filling the gap between phone and PC. The other day, though, I snagged a used Xperia X10 on craigslist, and I'm starting to wonder how much use my NC will see aside from e-reading, which would be served as well or better by an e-ink device.

I mean, if the phone and the tablet are both in arm's reach, sure, I'll go for the bigger screen, but their uses are almost 100% redundant now. The only thing I couldn't see doing on the phone is reading comic books, which I rarely do on the NC anyway, and I could still read b&w comics on e-ink. Some games would be kind of pointless on the X10, but overall the two devices break even there, given the NC's bigger screen and the X10's better touch response. The same could be said for web-browsing; the NC's screen is a gorgeous klutz, as touch screens go. That trade-off doesn't apply to tablets in general, but the rest pretty much do; many phones are at least as capable as any tablet near the NC's price range.

The NC is a great platform for exploring ROMs and mods to a greater extent than I'd be comfortable doing on my phone--really, the NC has been a hobby unto itself in the time I've had it, but I think I've covered all the mods I care to explore. I may well sell it off and pick up a N2E or other rootable Android e-ink device (are there any others yet?) in the near future.
[Nook Color General] bobstro:
I started with the smartphone, then picked up my NC a year later. The Nook is very much my reader of choice. On long hauls, I'm OK with running down my Nook's battery, while keeping my phone for "serious" use.

Of course, the phone does SMS more cleanly. The phone is always with me, whereas the Nook is more for planned long periods of downtime. While I could do it all on my phone, the larger Nook screen has made reading and browsing more of something I enjoy doing.

- Bob
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
Battery life is the upside of redundancy, for sure, but for reading at least, an e-ink device would have substantial advantages over the NC in that department. Something like the STR that can be rooted to display pretty much any document format and has some limited browsing capability might end up absorbing more of my juice-intensive activities than the NC. It's also somewhat relevant, for me, that the STR would be more efficient in terms of my personal power consumption, drawing much less juice off the grid.

I'm not decided on shelving the NC--I've had the phone less than a week, so I'll see how my usage patterns shake out. Still, it's tempting to go e-ink. It would also give me a new device to mod :D
[Nook Color General] koopakid08:
I use my phone on the go and my Nook at home. I like having a bigger screen to do my browsing, movie watching, book read etc.

I don't don't see why you would drop the nook for an e-ink as the nook can do almost anything while a stand alone reader does one thing.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
What it can do is immaterial if I do not in fact use it to do those things--most of my uses for the larger display would be met by the STR, primarily reading and some browsing.

I don't know, though--I probably will end up sticking with the NC. A lot of my reading is at night, where the backlight is a plus, and every once in a while I do get into some dumb game on the NC (often sitting less than six feet away from a PC with probably 20 real games installed :rolleyes: ).

Mainly, I just have more sympathy for the people who are baffled by the tablet phenomenon. A decent Android phone is an extremely capable device, and all a tablet really brings to the table are those extra inches.
[Nook Color General] stir fry a lot:
Since I flash my phone quite often I try to keep the installed apps to a minimum while my nook is loaded to the hilt. Since it (the Nook) fits in my back pocket I take it everywhere so it keeps me from draining my phone's battery as well.
[Nook Color General] ncmt4g64:
My $.02 with data being so expensive for phones now I actually save money by using the nook everywhere and not using phone data. I love my nook, I can hardly even stand browsing the web on my phone now that I have been spoiled with the nooks brilliant screen. I use my phone primarily when I am super bored in class and to keep updated on email everywhere. And my phone is a mytouch.4g so not a bad phone for comparison. I don't even understand the hype on the Amazon tablet except for the price, if you ask me the brilliant people that designed the nook color should be receiving all the press. Everything but dual core almost a year in advance, am I wrong?
[Nook Color General] dumper1234:
Cant agree more, I found myself using nook more than my EVO.
[Nook Color General] inportb:
Would you please elaborate on that? I don't have a data plan for my phone because I have almost universal access to good WiFi networks, and it doesn't cost me any.
[Nook Color General] ncmt4g64:
Right, you can always use both when there is wifi, I would choose nook everytime. But since I started using my nook so much, I reduced my phone data plan to 2.5gb instead of 5gb, mostly because I tend to hold off using my phone for internet and stuff especially on data since the nook is so much bigger and also my primary Android device now.
[Nook Color General] bagelicious:
I watched about 4 hours worth of Archer on my NC while flying from Raleigh to Denver recently. Can't imagine doing that (enjoyably) on my phone. Video quality its pretty darn good on the Nook.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
For frequent flyers who aren't trying to work on the plane, tablets are great, no question. Me, I take a 2-hour trip every month or two, and while it's not out of the question I would want to watch a movie, more often I end up reading or listening to music or audiobooks, and/or napping.
[Nook Color General] NCKevo:
Yeah, $$ is still my primary concern, I'm no luddite (if that's not obvious from running a hacked nook), but the required data plans for phones add up to hundreds, sometimes thousands a year (eg; family). Personally, I'd rather spend that money on other areas (travel / retirement), so I'm seeing how long I can go for feature phone + nook.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
That's what I was doing when I picked up the NC in May; no way was I getting a smart phone on contract. Since I ditched my contract, though, getting a smartphone actually lowered my phone bill, or at least forced me to look into my options and discover it could be lower. I was doing AT&T/GoPhone's $50 prepaid unlimited they introduced this summer, but they blocked my data when I got the X10, so I'm looking at what I can do, and they'd introduced another new plan last month, with 250 min. and unlimited texts for $25. I don't have to carry any data, but I got a 10MB/$5 "emergency" plan in case I need a map in a tight spot...or want to check Facebook at a bus stop ;)

At any rate, I'm in love with my NC again, mostly because I found an app that handles both epubs and pdfs really well (Mantano) and another one that can read my rtfs (CoolReader). I'm still taking Mantano for a test drive, but I expect it will replace Aldiko and ezPDF. I swear I have about ten reader apps :P
[Nook Color General] koopakid08:
You guys looking for cheap smartphones. Check out Virgin Mobile. $35 a month unlimited data, and texting with 300 minutes. It's on Sprints network so depends where you are but I have great coverage everywhere I go. Also its prepaid so no evil contracts!

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[Nook Color General] bobzdar:
I think you'll find that once the novelty wears off you won't want to deal with the tiny screen unless it's your only option (ie at the dr, lunch etc.). I use my fascinate for phone calls, wifi hotspot and personal email and gchat at work (blocked on my work laptop) or when I have nothing else. The 7"screen is the right compromise between comfort and big enough text to be comfortable for extended use where the phone isn't, even with the beautiful amoled screen on the fascinate. I use the NC at home for most browsing and reading (and for tracking my fantasy football team on sundays).
[Nook Color General] skwalas:
Holy hell! I LOVE mantano! It's an immediate new favorite over aldiko and already has all the things I loved about aldiko, but it handles the PDFs soooo much better. The hint on using coolreader for rtf's was also good, as i gave up looking for something that could handle that format.

Now i'm going to go whole hog and couple mantano to calibre and be in heaven...

A hundred shiny new internets to you for such a great find, sir!
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
I considered them (and could have sworn it was $25 when I looked at it), but the only Android they had was the LG Optimus V, which didn't look so hot, and while their service is decent right where I live, it's extremely spotty everywhere else I go. "Unlimited" sounds great, but "enough" is just as good for all practical purposes, and the aftermarket for AT&T phones is quite solid.

Mantano CS/development is very engaged, too, and making constant improvements. They're active in this thread over on mobileread: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=131997

I wish I could find a rtf editor for Android. I don't have a keyboard for the NC right now, but it is my preferred medium for word processing, and I'm thinking about doing NaNoWriMo this year, so it would come in handy when I'm on the road around Thanksgiving.
[Nook Color General] koopakid08:
Yes it was $25 and I'm still grandfathered into that price. They do have other Androids now the Moto Triumph looks pretty good but they also got some HTC phone and the optimus slider.

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[Galaxy S II General] quanghf1:
I have a i9100g. yesterday, when i power on, it hang on logo and not start up. so i just looking anywhere for firmware i9100g but i can't see it.

i know some one got firmware for this device in hand. please help me, i need fw i9100g dxkh4 or i9100g dckh4.

thank.
[Galaxy S II General] JJEgan:
BOOT LOOP

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1108499

Be careful as posted

i flashed with i9100 files and my i9100g is bricked.. never seem to find its firmware anywhere.. even samfirmware

jje
[Galaxy S II General] xsaintzx:
How did it starts hanging at the first place? You installed some apps or try flashing something? Try take out the battery for a while and put it back.

If you can go into recovery maybe do a factory reset and wipe?
[Galaxy S II General] aidfarh:
Read this thread on I9100G. There are some links to I9100G firmware and kernels.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1276105&page=3
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtremeillusion:
Hello readers

There have been people developing custom kernels for our Xperia X8, but most of them haven't release their custom kernel yet. What custom kernel are you using? I only can find a custom kernel that has been released by doixanh, which is LinuxDX, but this custom kernel has a few bugs. I am looking for a stable custom kernel for the rom i am currently using, GingerDX. What do u recommend?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rav3n_pl:
FXP ftw! ;]
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtremeillusion:
I couldn't find FXP's custom kernel, can you give me the link. to it?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chris95X8:
How come I found it using the Search button above?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stranded.eu:
Just wait until LinuxDX turns fully stable I guess.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtremeillusion:
Sorry I thought FXP's thread was only developing ROM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lalit.kultham:
I flashed batista70 foxhound 2.0 ROM. After flashing I am getting wrong address in Google Maps and accuweather. Actually I get wrong address everywhere, like in compass also.

Please help me.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
A read the Batista rom forum for fix .

B factory reset .

jje
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] antaed:
Microsoft wants to know what features we would like to have in Windows Phone :)

Vote for feature suggestions or submit your own here:

http://windowsphone.uservoice.com/forums/101801-feature-suggestions
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Fa310tx:
I was going to post a new thread, but I might as well re-use an already-existing one.

http://www.windowsphone.uservoice.com

When you log in, you get 10 votes, so vote wisely.

You can comment all you want, though.

JJ
[Defy General] dicko99:
Just upgraded my GF's Defy to the latest Skype version. I've also installed it on my own HTC Desire Z. Both phones are flagged as unsupported...

When I set-up a video call, I can see the video from the DZ on the Defy but not the other way round. Just a black screen.

The defy is running stock 2.2.2 ROM

Has anyone else tried this and got it working?
[Defy General] labsin:
Search skype in app section. There's an hacked app.
[Defy General] Zephyrot:
Yep what labsin said, check the app section. I found there the Skype version I'm using and Video call works good.