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[Galaxy S II General] eric-filth:
Guys from Brazil

Finally

I9100VJLP7

CSC:I9100UVILP3

PHONE:I9100VILP3

SamMobile Firmware Page

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[Galaxy S II General] eric-filth:
Eu uso ICS desde da primeira versão leaked. Hoje já é superior a GB. Pode usar tranquilo.

Im using ICS since first leaked. Today ICS is bettee than GB. You can use with closed eyes.

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[Galaxy S II General] olavopb:
ICS Vivo

Product Code: GT-I9100LKLZVV

Latest firmware: I9100VJLP7/I9100UVILP3/I9100VILP3/I9100VJLP7

Modified: 04/05/2012 10:23:24

Filename: GT-I9100_ZVV_1_20120504102308_8tbxw1jymb.zip.enc2
[Galaxy S II General] xpc21:
Guys, great news indeed! Finally we are getting our first Brazillian ICS. Sorry but i wouldnt like to try this cause my CM9 is rolling so nice, i really dont wanna do all process again! If someones try it, posts results here!
[Galaxy S II General] eric-filth:
But is old data build and less changelist than dxlp9

But if you wanna try do dual boot using siyah kernel.

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[Galaxy S II General] Unrealbr:
No unbranded for me :(

PS: ZTO here.
[Galaxy S II General] dandroid13:
It's coming in the next weeks: http://info.abril.com.br/noticias/blogs/droids/aparelhos/android-4-e-liberado-para-o-galaxy-s-ii-no-brasil/

http://www.gizmodo.com.br/conteudo/seu-galaxy-s-ii-ja-recebeu-ice-cream-sandwich/
[Galaxy S II General] LexanderMoon:
let's test the modem ;D
[Galaxy S II General] du.renato:
ICS for ~1.5 months (LP7 currently)...

Rolling really smooth with the occasional exceptions of some lags that weren't there in GB and wi-fi toggle getting stuck when trying to turn it off every now and then (have to reboot to fix toggle)

Battery seems better than GB and wi-fi reception is much stronger
[Galaxy S II General] mirdones:
ICS VIVO Modem

Does anyone have the modem used by VIVO in the new ICS?
[Galaxy S II General] diegotine:
No more popup when the phone is turned on. GOOD!
[Galaxy S II General] mirdones:
Diego, I did not understand your comment about the modem.
[Galaxy S II General] nightcrawlerbr:
I'll have to flash the whole firmware eventually, just downloaded form sammobile (VIVO 4.0.3), have flashed modem, system, hidden and some other, left out cache and data so I didn't need factory reset. Is there a CF-Root kernel for this firmware? As I didn't flash kernel, I don't know the version.
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Since this is basically a LP7 firmware, CF-Kernel LP7 should work just fine...

If you ask me, I'll be sticking with the XWLP8 - don't really see a reason to flash an "official-yet-outdated" stock brazilian firmware if one can use, well, any international firmware just fine...
[Galaxy S II General] Brazooka:
That's the point.

I have an unbranded SII "made in Brazil" and I don't get why people care so much for a "Brazilian" firmware. With an updated European firmware you get a much better "changelist": less bugs, better touch and improved battery life, for example.

The only thing I would mind on this Brazilian release is the modem. So let's test it.

I almost forgot an important aspect: all ICS european firmwares got PT-BR as language option. If PT-BR is a must just avoid the asian firmwares.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
I've used the new Vivo modem today. It's really good.

I'm getting -62db when I used to get -80db in the same place.

My carrier is Vivo too, so I don't know if that helps.
[Galaxy S II General] mirdones:
Where do I get this modem?
[Galaxy S II General] eric-filth:
Here the Vivo modem to be install using cwm recovery. Made by me.

http://www.mediafire.com/?a5489fmbx7a27w4

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[Galaxy S II General] nightcrawlerbr:
I had a few problems with TTT firmware (random reboots) so I tried the new brazilian one and no bugs at all. Maybe that's cause I didn't have time to mess around with it (still trying to install vertumus theme over it). Anyone tried vertumus ICS Domination theme in this ROM? What version are you using?
[Galaxy S II General] vitors:
Where did u get this new brazilian rom?

I installed one ics rom some days ago and got some bugs =/

Ty.
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Since you are new here, I'll answer that, but please remember to read the last couple of paragraphs of the answer.

As for where you can find this new firmware, there are a couple of good websites dedicated exclusively to providing Samsung ROMs which are supposed to be available only via Kies or OTA (over-the-air). Examples of these websites are sammobile.com, samsung-updates.com and fus.nanzen.se (the web version of the Check Fus).

There are also a bunch of threads in this forum dedicated to facilitate the search for firmwares - an example is Intratech's thread in the "Galaxy SII Original Android Development" area.

Now, first of all, welcome to the forum - if you are interested in customizing your SII or simply keeping it up-to-date, you'll find no better tool. Second, be sure to read the forums rules (keep up by them and everybody here will welcome you as well).

And third, please man, do a little searching here first - the answer to your question is just two pages behind. I don't mean to give you a hard time or anything, but it is quite annoying to see a question when the answer is so, so close by.

Once again, welcome to the forum mate.

Best regards
[Galaxy S II General] vitors:
Sorry about that man... I was reading all the posts till page 10~15 and then jump to the last ones :P...

Btw i already found one post mentioning samsung-updates.com some time after asking for the rom here.

I found one rom from Vivo in that site, i will try install tonight. Hope this works ^^.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] O-Jay:
Waiting for the zto rom.
[Galaxy S II General] Unrealbr:
Welcome to the club...
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
I encountered a bug on the LP7 Vivo.

The weather on the Lockscreen always shows 0.0ºC.

It is temporarily fixable by disabling and enabling the weather again to show on Lockscreen.

The bug comes back as soon as the weather information is updated. Back to 0.0ºC.

Is this a common bug on all ICS ROM's or just the LP7 Vivo?
[Galaxy S II General] mariocaraujo:
Hey guys... Im using ICS(WanamLite + Siyah kernel), one question:

Im using Claro-RJ and most of the time, the mobile signal keeps changing among 3g/H/H+, is that some modem issue or it´s the claro network?

If it´s a modem issue, how can I found out what´s the best option for Claro-RJ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
The same thing happens to me. I'm using stock ICS Vivo LP7. My carrier is Vivo. 3g, H, H+ are all the same.
[Galaxy S II General] O-Jay:
Same here, I think is the claro network, im using GB 2.3.6.
[Galaxy S II General] mariocaraujo:
So that´s the normal behaviour? Ok, thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] luizlee86:
That's normal.. AFAIK 3G and H give almost the same data speed. H+ is a lot faster than those.

If you have normal 3G data plan, not 3G Max (Claro) or 3G Plus (Vivo), You should disable H+, since it drains more battery.
[Galaxy S II General] Steve_max:
They are definitely not the same. 3G is plain UMTS (about 400 kbits/s); H is HSDPA (7 Mbits/s), and H+ is HSPA+ (21 Mbits/s). Battery usage changes between them, and switching spends a lot of power.

You could try different modems. I'm on LPR (I believe... It's been a long time), and it's usually good enough for Oi in Rio. What modem will work for you depends on the network, location, signal strength and usage pattern. Other people's experiences won't mean so much, I'm afraid.

Sent from my Nokia 3510 via telepathy
[Galaxy S II General] Unrealbr:
Happens with Claro's connection here in São Paulo too, even on stock 2.3.6
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Actually, this quick change between Edge, 3G, HSDPA and HSPA+ is an effect of something called "Fast dormancy". It is designed to actually decrease the mobile internet's battery consumption by switching quicklly from 3G, H or H+ to Edge (or the "less fast but more battery friendly" mobile internet mode available, be that Edge, 3G or whatever) since Edge consumes less battery than H or H+. It should only switch to Edge when the mobile internet is not in use (or in other words, in iddle).

Fast dormancy has to be enabled by the carrier (Claro enables it here in São Paulo), but it can be disabled by the cellphone's user - there is a code somewhere that allows you to enable/disable it (I just don't remember which code it is - a little search and you folks should find it).
[Galaxy S II General] ark_daemon:
Can anyone send me this Firmware (GT-I9100_ZTO_I9100UHKE4_I9100UHKE2_I9100ZTOKE2)?

I had one copy on my pendrive but I've lost it...

=/

I've found this thread that mentions this firmware, but points to dead links on multiupload
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
The code is *#9900#. Disabling it here in Brasilia for VIVO is bad. 3G connection turns to "Internet Discada".

Speaking of which. Does anybody here has the 3G Plus plan from VIVO?

It's supposed to deliver up to 6mbps connection but the fastest I got here so far was 1000kbps.
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Check sammobile.com, in their firmware section. If it is in Intratech's thread, then it probably is in there too. Another good website is samsung-updates.com, give it a try...
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Vivo's "3G Plus" (H+) is not automatically enabled? You need to purchase a different mobile data plan? That's new to me, I mean, Claro just let you use it like any other mobile network mode here in SP when available (at least I've been using it for a few months and my data plan is the same since mid-2011).

Anyway, with Claro's H+ I've got 3Mbps average (peak of 5Mbps when I tested it)...
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
My SGS2 is zto.

I was using Cyanogenmod, but today I decided to downgrade to original firmware.

When I finished, ICS was available through OTA update. It is necessary to register an account at samsung.

It is over 200Mb download, so I will wait I have a wifi connection available.

[]s
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Nothing on Check Fus, SamMobile or samsung-updates.com yet. Are you sure you flashed the stock ZTO UHLB2 (Feb/2012) and not the older UHKI1 (Sep/2011)?
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
Why don't you get the official Samsung release (OTA)?
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Because I'm on the australian XWLP8 stock firmware, with a custom kernel (SiyahKernel v3.2) - I'm pretty sure Samsung OTA servers won't recognize my system as an upgradeable one...

I'm not sure, but I think you have to be on a completely stock firmware to be updated via OTA... That's why I disabled the system updates on my S2...
[Galaxy S II General] Unrealbr:
SAY WHAAAT? ZTO AVALIABLE? I just checked and nothing...

PS: ZTOLB2 here...
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
Yes, my SGS2 is unbranded, and I was using CM7. I restored the original ROM and when it got back I was offered to update to UHKI2 (11Mb). When it rebooted, it offered to upgrade to ICS, but it is too large to download. I will tell you later when I get home and download it.
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
Finished! Coooooool! Let me play for a while! :)
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Just installed Vivo LP7, full wipe, full stock, no mods.

Rooted with Mobile Odin while flashing.

Everything is running great, much better than LP8 Frankenstein I was using before.
[Galaxy S II General] guedes_puc:
Can you post PDA, PHONE and CSC versions? And probably build date as well?

Type *#1234# and post results please.
[Galaxy S II General] slushodrinks:
Can you give some examples?
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
I9100UHLPE, I9100UHLPE, I9100UUBLPE, 09/03/2012 13:49:34 (after update)
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
That's odd, that is the TTT (Trinidad & Tobago) firmware, way too old and not at all brazilian in its core...

Can't really tell why you were updated to that particular ROM, I mean, it's an outdated firmware and still full of early ICS bugs (we saw a lot of upgrades and bug fixes during March and April, and that particular ROM was one of the first ICS ROMs leaked, still a bit "green", "imature").

I would suggest you to revert back to UHLB2 (the best GB ROM for us brazilians and probably the last GB ROM from Samsung on the S2 worldwide) if you want to keep your S2 completelly stock or give it a try to any european ICS ROM - all ICS firmwares have PT-BR now - if you want to try ICS.
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
Thanks for the advice, but I don't understand why I was offered this upgrade.

Besides... I tried some european firmwares and I didn't like them, mostly because they didn't handle the operator codes natively. I had a lot of problems dialing and recognizing incoming calls. Those problems began when I changed from Vivo to Tim.
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
I would need some more details as for the problems you experienced, but a good call on this subject is an app called "Operadora DDD", that automatically changes the way a number is dialed and also automatically includes the operator's number when dialing (as when you have a number in the 0XX-XXXX-XXX or just XX-XXXX-XXXX form - i.e.- 011-1234-5678 or 11-1234-5678).

There is a side-effect on all ICS ROMs I've experienced so far is that when adding a new number to the contacts, instead of saving it as XXXX-XXXX, it saves it as XX XXXX-XX (but when you call a number in this format, it automatically changes to XXXXXXXX). This does not happen when you add a number with the area code (XX-XXXX-XXXX) - it is saved as it is.

My guess is that this is a native ICS thing and won't be changed in the brazilian ROMs - anybody with Vivo's LP7 can verify that?
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
I'm using Vivo LP7 full stock and they've fixed the numbers format on dialer. It now shows XXXXXXXX, no hyphens.
[Galaxy S II General] guedes_puc:
Phone format is handled by csc, so it makes sense format being different from vivo rom to the TTT one.

I use "Operadora DDD" and "Qual Operadora?" to handle my contacts and it works great for me.

My only concern about using european roms is that we loose Swype in Brazilian Portuguese. Do anyone have any experience with Swype in PT-PT?
[Galaxy S II General] Steve_max:
You don't need to use PT-PT. Just remove Samsung's Swype and install the original Swype beta. You will have BR support, and constant updates.

Sent from my Nokia 3510 via telepathy
[Galaxy S II General] guedes_puc:
I was sure there should be a way to do that but never really looked into it. So can I just uninstall Swype using titanium backup and push Swype beta or do I need to remove/do anything else? I'll try this with Frankenstein LP8 later this weekend.

Thanks for the tip.

————

EDIT:

Nevermind, I tried to remove Swype and install Swype Beta as you said and got everything to work first time. It's really straight forward.
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
Guedes, I used to fix the formats with "Qual Operadora" app, but then... Whatsapp wouldn't recognize any new contacts because it expects something like +551112345678.
[Galaxy S II General] guedes_puc:
I have no problem with contacts at all when using this format: (011)1234-5678. When I tried any other format I had separated incoming and outgoing messages for the same contact.

My whatsapp handles new contacts just fine. Maybe it was an old version problem already fixed in the current one.
[Galaxy S II General] rloriato:
And there is another problem: when I receive a call (my number is TIM), all incoming numbers are in this format: 041DDNNNNNN.

So some apps don't handle the 41 prefix propperly... anyone using TIM faces this problem?
[Galaxy S II General] hebermc:
Know phones appear as they are in the contacts list.

Unknown phones come as 0(DDD)(PHONE_NUMBER)
[Galaxy S II General] ark_daemon:
No luck with sammobile.com, samfirmware.com and samsung-updates.com

It looks like the GT-I9100_ZTO_I9100UHKE4_I9100UHKE2_I9100ZTOKE2 ROM had only one copy on Intratech's thread pointing to a dead link...

=/

I've flashed the I9100UHLB2/I9100UHKK1/I9100ZTOLB2 (PDA/Phone/CSC) instead.

Thnkz anyway.
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
You're welcome, mate...

Besides, UHLB2 is far better than UHKE2 or UHKI1 (I used them both before UHLB2), far more stable and faster than any other GB ROM I've used... You'll see it...

And another good thing about UHLB2 is that it is very visually close to ICS, so when you decide to update to ICS, it won't be much of a suprise...
[Galaxy S II General] olavopb:
BRASIL ZTO!!! Unbranded

PDA:I9100VJLP7

CSC:I9100ZTOLP4

...
[Galaxy S II General] olavopb:
Product Code: GT-I9100LKLZTO

Latest firmware: I9100VJLP7/I9100ZTOLP4/I9100UHLPF/I9100VJLP7

Modified: 10/05/2012 17:49:49

Build Info

ro.build.changelist=371396

# begin build properties
# autogenerated by buildinfo.sh
ro.build.id=IML74K
ro.build.display.id=IML74K.VJLP7
ro.build.version.incremental=VJLP7
ro.build.version.sdk=15
ro.build.version.codename=REL
ro.build.version.release=4.0.3
ro.build.date=Tue Apr 10 07:20:15 KST 2012
ro.build.date.utc=1334010015
ro.build.type=user
ro.build.user=se.infra
ro.build.host=SEP-67
ro.build.tags=release-keys
ro.product.model=GT-I9100
ro.product.brand=samsung
ro.product.name=GT-I9100
ro.product.device=GT-I9100
ro.product.board=smdk4210
ro.product.cpu.abi=armeabi-v7a
ro.product.cpu.abi2=armeabi
ro.product.manufacturer=samsung
ro.product.locale.language=en
ro.product.locale.region=US
ro.wifi.channels=
ro.board.platform=exynos4
# ro.build.product is obsolete; use ro.product.device
ro.build.product=GT-I9100
ro.tether.denied=false
# Do not try to parse ro.build.description or .fingerprint
ro.build.description=GT-I9100-user 4.0.3 IML74K VJLP7 release-keys
ro.build.fingerprint=samsung/GT-I9100/GT-I9100:4.0.3/IML74K/VJLP7:user/release-keys
ro.build.characteristics=phone
# Samsung Specific Properties
ro.build.PDA=I9100VJLP7
ro.build.hidden_ver=I9100VJLP7
ro.build.changelist=371396
# end build properties
#
# system.prop for smdk4210
#

rild.libpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril.so
rild.libargs=-d /dev/ttyS0
ro.sf.lcd_density=240

wifi.interface=wlan0
wifi.supplicant_scan_interval=15
#wlan.driver.apmode "unloaded"

persist.sys.storage_preload=1
#
# ADDITIONAL_BUILD_PROPERTIES
#
ro.opengles.version=131072
ro.sf.lcd_density=240
ro.config.ringtone=S_Over_the_horizon.ogg
ro.config.notification_sound=S_Whistle.ogg
ro.config.alarm_alert=Good_Morning.ogg
ro.config.media_sound=Media_preview_Touch_the_light.ogg
hwui.render_dirty_regions=false
dalvik.vm.heapstartsize=5m
dalvik.vm.heapgrowthlimit=128m
dalvik.vm.heapsize=128m
ro.sec
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
The changelist is the same as the VIVO one, so no visible changes technically.
[Galaxy S II General] vitors:
No changes techinically... but i installed the VIVO one and got the logo of VIVO when i start the phone and other stuff from VIVO, not a big problem, "olavopb" can u tell us if your rom got this stuff from VIVO or other provider (operadora).

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II General] brenopapito:
Can someone make a CWM UHLPF modem?
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
How is the new ROM guys? The modem seems to be quite old though, LPF.

Vivo modem is LP3 and the Frankenstein ROMs from Intratech use LPS modem, newer than LPF, but older than LP3.
[Galaxy S II General] olavopb:
No! there isn´t any stuff!

It´s clean. Unbranded.

Only 2 "custom" apps:

Livraria Cultura and NetMovies; can easily be uninstalled.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Livraria Cultura is the most failed app ever. :p

NetMovies is quite good though, few movies, but good.
[Galaxy S II General] ChicoByte:
It just appear on SamMobille ICS for Brazil unbranded!

I9100ZTOLP4

Lets flash it.
[Galaxy S II General] godzin:
Vivo Stock

The ICS for Galaxy S II is just disapoiting.

Today in the morning (5AM) I intalled the CM9 on my SGS2 and i gotta say, it's awesome.

I'm just experiencing a issue that some of you may now the answer to my little problem.

The default CyanogemMod 9 keyboard is way too small, so, I went for Swype back. Just searched the apk on my backup file (from the VIVO STOCK ICS) and installed it. It's useless the dictionary is in EN, so, anyone of you know how the hell I can run the Swype in PT-BR?

BTW: Despite Cultura is a great library, the app is discusting.

Tks anyway guys.
[Galaxy S II General] Unrealbr:
No FOTA though, just tried.
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
What is FOTA?
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
You can find the UHLPF modem here: http://samsung-updates.com/device/?id=GT-I9100

Just find the ZTO firmware (the second one from top to bottom when I searched it) and on the download area to the right, just click on the "M" icon (for modem - the "K" icon is for the kernel). You don't need to register or anything, and the download speed is quite good (just downloaded the entire firmware at aprox. 500 KB/s)
[Galaxy S II General] olavopb:
"Flash Over The Air"
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Hmmm, I thought this wasn't allowed in Brazil (I read this somewhere, something about brazilian law).
[Galaxy S II General] zamana:
Oh My... How do I HATE hotfile...
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
Download from Checkfus.
[Galaxy S II General] zamana:
That's the way!:D
[Galaxy S II General] MaKTaiL:
I flashed Unbranded LP7 and than made a full wipe. Phone is running smooth, great battery life.

But I still want the Galaxy S3 ICS, it's looking COOOL!
[Galaxy S II General] marcus_cps:
Hey guys,

I'm using the O2 XWLP3 for a while. I can't stand the phone number formatting incompatibility anymore!! LOL

Now I'd like to install the Brazilian unbranded version.

Which is the best way?

Should I just install it without wiping data?

Should I wipe everything and install it from Odin?

Should I wipe everything and install the last version 2.3.6 and upgrade from Kies?

I'd like to get rid of the Yellow Triangle.

I think I'll have to install 2.3.6, use the JIG to reset the counter, and then install 4.0.3 from Kies after that. Is it going to work?

I can't reset the counter using 4.x right? Does 2.3.6 allows that?

What do you guys think? Am I missing something?

Thanks very much.
[Galaxy S II General] douglatins:
Why are you guys running carrier roms? Never did and never will.

I'm with slim ics and siyah kernel.

My question is. Which one is the best ics modem for Brazil?

Also why is number format an issue. It works the same, just looks different.
[Galaxy S II General] douglatins:
What? I mean what?
[Galaxy S II General] eric-filth:
For me xxlps and uhlpf

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[Galaxy S II General] Steve_max:
No idea if the ZTO ROM is wipe or not (probably wipe, so backup your data). May be a good idea to wipe anyway.

About the yellow triangle, forget the JIG. Search this forum for "TriangleAway" and never think about it again. Only works under ICS.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] nightcrawlerbr:
I always make a full backup with CWM, after that Mobile Odin does the rest (I see no point in wiping between two official Samsung ICS ROMs). Was using Vivo and flashed brazilian ZTO yesterday and not a glitch...

I really didn't check for MODEM issues, will stick with ZTOs older modem for now...
[Galaxy S II General] Tiu Fiu:
Ok, lets do this one at a time...

1- The best way? Flash it through Odin. Alternative way: Flash it through Mobile Odin - it will allow you to automatically inject root.

2- No ICS ROMs have been reported to be full wipe, so there is no reason to believe this unbranded ZTO firmware is. Regardless of whether or not the ZTO firmware is non-wipe, it is always recommended to do a full wipe after flashing - specially after flashing from a GB ROM.

And like Steve_max said, forget JIG and search for TriangleAway - it will reset your binary counter and remove the annoying yellow triangle...