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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Koudelka:
i have the same version as the one you mentioned in your post

kernel version

2.6.35.7-I9100JPKJ2-CL655700

root@DELL143 #2

PDA: I9100JPKJ2

PHONE: I9100XXKI4

CSC: I9100OJPKJ1

and i searched for insecured kernel but i didnt know which one to use

and then i tried this script (DooMLoRD_v1_ROOT-zergRush-busybox-su.zip)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1312859

i replaced zergRush file with the latest versions before running the batch

https://github.com/downloads/revolutionary/zergRush/zergRush.zip

and it rooted the device in less than 3 minutes with no problem at all (running titanium, rom manager or any app that require root)

but i faced one problem when using ROM Manager (ClockWorkMod 4.0.1.5) to do a Backup current ROM (from Rom Manager or by booting into Recovery)

I get the following message:

-- Installing package...

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Verifying update package...

E:failed to verify whole-file signature

E:signature verification failed

Installation aborted.

don't know if doing soft-root is the problem and i have to do hard-root to make CWM work

any way just wanted to share my experience with you

regards
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MR.change:
Thanks man it worked like a charm

btw where is that +1 button? I can't seem to find it:confused:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Koudelka:
another way to root is using SuperOneClick v2.2 since now it have the zergRush exploit

so it will work also

Just extract SuperOneClick 2.2, run it and click Root

(I test it on same device after unrooting it and it worked perfectly)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=803682
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shafeeqmk:
Rooted perfectly with SuperOneClick 2.2 , with Just One Click ... :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] odm3xda:
HELP

I did flash insecured kernel, rooted with odin and flashed back stock kernel everything was good untill i used titanium backup and actually deleted some staff not freezing them DELETE from rom how can i get the phone back to stock. is there a complete rom and a way to install that rom back with all what i deleted ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nyssa1104:
Just flash a firmware over you current firmware to get stock firmware wit stock apps or just download and installed iteams you deleated...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] odm3xda:
is there a way to get rid of touchwiz on this device ? and use android stock looks all over the phone ?

not only the launcher i mean every samsung custom dialer, messaging, notification bar and everything
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberkhan:
Yes you can, but for this you need Root.

In rooted phone, just delete the unwanted applications (caution advised) by using root explorer and deleting the apks in /system/apps
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suzaku:
did u try to unroot the phone from the same app? does it work?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
Yikes. Don't follow this extremely abridged suggestion.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsung66:
S2 Root

Dear Koudelka,

Iam new to Android and Root.

Iam bit Confuse firmware and Root.

I want root my Galaxy S2

My S2 details

kernel version

2.6.35.7-I9100JPKJ2-CL655700

root@DELL143 #2

PDA: I9100JPKJ2

PHONE: I9100XXKI4

CSC: I9100OJPKJ1

Etisalat,Dubai.

Can you advice where can i download correct root application and how to.

Thanks & Regards,

Murali.K

Dubai
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZACQ8:
pick the correct cf root kernel from my signature link if u are looking for method to root your phone

in a single flashing you will get Rooting and CWM

for JPKJ2 use this kernel, flash it from PDA section of the ODIN after unzipping to TAR file

read Gides for flashing files from ODIN...

http://download.chainfire.eu/48/CF-Root/SGS2/CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEF_KJ2-v4.4-CWM4.zip?retrieve_file=1
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
Jpkj2 can also be rooted using super one click using zergrush.

Counter will not bee added and you will not get yellow triangle
[HTC Incredible S] shelsh:
Hi all...

i just bought a brand new HTC Incredible S...

I am to tally new to use an Android phone & on this forum so please get me absorbed.

I just want to know why cant i do native 3G video calls from this highly priced gadget...? is there any solution for this ( Except Fring,Skype...Etc.)

When this facility is available on any other samsung & nokia phones which are 1/5 th priced than this...

Also when I went in roaming my phone didnt work but i pull out the same SIM & inserted in another cheap phone it does work normal.

Thanx
[HTC Incredible S] Enes_81:
Android does not support native 3g videocalling.

For your roaming problem, I think it is disabled.

Go to Settings > Wireless & networks > Mobile networks and check Data roaming ;)
[HTC Incredible S] shelsh:
Hi Thanx for ur only reply...

What would U say about Samsung Galaxy S II Android native video calling ?

I had checked all roaming connections also.... my sim does worked in another mobile & also another sim worked in my mobile except mine in my mobile while roaming in particular state.

Regards,

Shelsh
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
Hello,

So we're definitly getting there : more and more fixes for our Android ROMS on the HD2. Major bugs are fewer every month and I'm sure we'll reach a very very close-to-native feel in a matter of months.

Still, some bugs seem resistant or maybe, not looked into. That's the case for the stock headset behavior.

Support for the stock headset has been released a few months are the first Nand Android ROMS back in January but was never really improved. And to be completely honest, it never really worked.

Here is the buggy behavior

Musing listening :

When plugged in, the headset will behave properly : back, pause/play, next buttons respond quite well. However after a while (around a minute of music playback I would say but I guess it could be timed more precisely), they don't. Pausing or skipping to the next song might work but most of the time, it would ask several attempts (from two to ten or more !).

The back button never works : either it does not respond at all, either it behaves as a forward song, skipping to the next song.

You have to actually interact with the player with the touchscreen to restore headset responsiveness. Until it breaks again a minute later.

Call answering :

This is a field I didn't experiment much : as answering a call with the headset is a gamble, I tend to quickly disconnect the headset in order to respond. If not, answering with the Play/pause button might not work or might ask for way too many attempts. If I succeed to answer, the person will generally tell me that he or she can't hear me well. Mic issue ?

This happens with every ROM out there, with every kernel, with every Music player, stock or third-party.

I don't have my HD2 with me now (back to HTC for a while) so I can't provide logcat but I'm sure there are other music listeners out there who will help out.

I don't know if it's kernel related or not but I would assume it won't be that hard to fix...we just need someone who look into this.

I'll try to keep the OP updated with new information as it comes out...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] scariola:
I have a blackberry headset that works great. No such problems with pausing and resuming music or even answering calls for hours on end, with long holding to voice dial.

On cm7 roms you can long hold volume up with screen off to skip songs, no problems here, perhaps try another headset.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
It seems it works fine with other headset yes but it means it's really not a big issue to fix for users who uses the stock headset...:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rick_1995:
As for the music, i mainly use the volume rockers on device for volume + (next/prev), the play/pause button does work when songs are playing but after pausing and idling for sometime, the device goes to sleep and the key does nothing (This might be actual behavior ? as the kernel goes into suspend, needs to be checked on a htc with native android)

The call behaviour is true as per your explanation. The mic inuse when wired headsets are plugged is of the device and not of the headset, i have verified this by placing the device away with headset plugged in and gradually bringing it close during a call.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ayyu3m:
I had recently bought the stock original headset. working very well. i use poweramp. play / pause ffw rwd are all working even when screen is off.

i can answer calls with the call button and the caller can hear me clearly.

maybe another rom or another headset can bring in some varied results.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
Then it must be hardware related. I have an EU HD2 and I swear it doesn't work with any rom (Sense/ASOP-CM7/MIUI), any kernel, any player.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tobiascrystal:
What I think would be great is if someone could get it to work perfectly with a set of iphone headphones. EVERYONE makes a nice set of headphones for that dang phone and their cheep
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Abagnale:
+1 for the idea !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Daekin:
well..with rafpigna/hieros kernel the headset works almost 100%.

I mean:

when phone is on, everything works 100%

when it is sleeping but music is playong, it works 100%

when radio is playing and the phone is sleeping: I can switch channels and stop it but then I cannot do anything.

with tytungs kernel I could not do anything when the screen was off and the phone was sleeping.

(in the same ROM of course)

so it is bug in kernel drivers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ayyu3m:
Since you mentioned that, mine is T-Mobile. Might be hardware related.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] odoss:
how about trying Tytung 12.4 v3 kernel?

how about reading the low speakers/Mic gain fix thread?

it's fixed i think, i don't have these issues after installing typhoo' cm7 build with this kernel...
[HTC Sensation] ivicask:
I just noticed that my screen at the bottom of phone on the right side is not fitted completly, theres small gab right from the button for opening cover(it doesnt wana close all they way down with the click as the left side does), and if i push screen on bottom right side or even along the the screen its going up and down as its not seated properly.

Also entire right side of screen is a bit up from the cover compared to the left, and its hard to push it back

Phone didint fall down or something like that...

Also compared pictures from cover from web and nothing apears to be broken..(those little plastic pins and so...)

Anyone else had same prob?Not sure what to do...

EDIT: Just realized when i open phone its a bit lifted up from the part where the LED flash is, can anyone check their phone and see how this looks for you?

Picture attached:

http://imageshack.us/f/849/imag0009dm.jpg/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] crewxp:
Can someone tell me a few differences between unnamed and cm7? I've scoured the Web and narrowed it down between these two mods. I'm looking for features and good battery life. I webbrowse and listen do music a lot.

I'm Hoping there are people who have used both
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Misterjunky:
re: CM7 or unNamed

I have used and extensivly tested both of them, if you want the

full features of your camera to remain intact you should select

the UnNamed 1.0.4 rom. CM7 lacks many of the features in the

camera part of the phone and it does not give you the full 30fps

framerates while recording videos as well as other issues.

Not only that, but the cosmetic appearance of the camera's lcd screen looks

like some cheapy camera phone and lacks many of the options which are found

in all the stock and custom roms except in CM7.

Hope this helps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] vineethrp:
CM7 is good, but still has some rough edges.. I would suggest unnamed as your option being a new Android user. unnamed is based on the stock ROM and enhances on the stock rom. So basically everything works out of the box as it was intended to be :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] crewxp:
Okay thanks guys! Exactly what I needed. I thought since CNET was bigger, it would be better. good thing I asked!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RockRatt:
As stated above there are a lot of difference between the two roms you mentioned above. I would say try them all out as it is very easy. Get a rom working THE WAY YOU LIKE IT, then make a nandroid backup, try out another rom and set it up the way you like it and then make a nandroid backup. Then you can easily go between roms or stick with what you like best. As far as CM7 goes (I have been using CM7 since my captivate) and have found I like it the best. Due to integrated modifications and such it has everything working great. I do see that the camera works well but is not the same as the stock camera as far as settings and the CM7 camcorder (haven't noticed any issues personally) framerates not working as good as stock/stock based roms, and speed dial is not built in. Those are the ONLY things that can use some work in my humble opinion. But if your like me and want to customize easier, switch to different themes on the fly without any problems other than opening up the built in theme Chooser app. For stock roms I always had to wait for the theme developer to update his theme between rom updates due to framework changes, sometimes this would be the same day to a few days in between. Just trying to share some of the benefits CM7 may have. I have also tried different roms as UnNamed rom and they do work really well, the speed and fluidity of the stock based roms is as good as CM7 right now (wasn't the case on my captivate as CM7 worked smoother and faster than stock based roms). Plus CM7 will PROBABLY have ICS working before it is working on the stock roms. There are many things to look at and try out, so that is why I recommend trying them all out and find what you like.

Sent From My KICKASS CM7 AT&T SGS2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] DJSLINKARD:
Simply put, do you want it to be smooth or not? UnNamed is liquid butter smooth for me, cm wasn't. I have a very picky eye for this kind of thing being a pc gamer
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] monsieurtalbot:
tried both... Preferring CM7 at this point...

Although it's nice that the Stock-based firmwares (unNamed) work 100%, I know that development for CM7 is not far behind, and will soon surpass anything stock-based can offer.

The only real upside to unNamed over CM7 at the moment is the fully working Wifi Hotspot feature. (Which will of course be fixed soon in CM7) as well as the MHL (USB to HDMI adapter)...

Again... Both are good roms. But if you want to get on the Ice-cream truck sooner; go with CM. If you want things working %100 without a lot of trouble... Go with unNamed. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] robstunner:
I like CM7 as well however the Camera is one of the main feats of the phone, and if there was a good alternative whether 3rd party or not i would keep CM7 (its still on a NAND backup) but there isnt. Not even the MIUI Camera works (which is kinda nice). Also, the MHL out doesn't work as you mentioned, and battery life is fairly close to one another.

I personally bounce back between serendipity and Cm7, However IF there was a way to run a i9100 rom on our phones, then i would run gingerMOD all the way.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] akramnawaaz:
i was using cynogen mod for Ace then i recently flashed it with XXKA6 and the phone worked fine and then i try to flash it with DDKQ6 the asian version but the odin stuck at MBIB and i had to turn it off and now when i switch on my phone a mobile and a pc logo appears with an exclaimation mark in between.......i have tried to flash it with XXKA6 again but the process doesn't move ahead of MBIB ..............plz help me
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] madman:
if you are able to go into download mode then try to reflash ddkq6 again.. it should work

and one more thing Galaxy Ace have separated sub-forum so better ask there as you may get quicker replies

sub-forum @ http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1164
[General Questions and Answers] LFRF:
Hi. I'm new in hacking devices. My phone is an Acer Liquid Mini with Android 2.2 Froyo and I have some questions:

1. What is the best way to root my device?

2. What is the best ROM that I can find? I want one that can ugrade the OS to 2.3. There is an official update, already?

If it is possible, provide me links with the best tutorials to do that.

3. If something goes wrong, it is reversible?

Thanks for all the answers and sorry about my english. :)
[General Questions and Answers] MeTall3d:
Got all your answers!:)

Hey,

1. The best way would be to use "Super One Click". If you want to know the version I used 1.7 for my liquid mini.:)

2. Yes there was an official upgrade in October I think. I just got it updated an hour ago and I am on top of the world feels like the first time I got this phone, it looks totally new and no acer UI (thank god) but the new UI in place of the old one looks really awesome. Worth the upgrade. Just go to System>Update phone; and make sure you have atleast 410mb free on your SD.It gets upgraded to 2.3.5.:cool:

3. While rooting it won't screw up, it never does. (very rarely unless you act smart and remove your battery during the process) :p Its very safe nowadays to root.

Hope that helped.:)
[Vega General] Sw1pe:
Hi, I started to get problems with my market after Vegacomb 3.2 Build 9n update3, now a lot of apps doesn’t show up in my market when I search for them, and it includes apps with was 100% compatible with Vega and it worked fine. Before I had build7 and I didn't had any problems. Is there is anything I can do to fix that? It’s really annoying. Also after update when I go to the market from my pc and I click to install it on my device it doesn’t show my device at all it just shows my HD2, and yes I'm logged with same Google account. Any ideas?
[Vega General] chaosgerbil:
I've been having the same problem. I'd love to know if there is a fix for this.
[Off-topic] ephraim:
What do you guys think about this?

Here's the link to read more.
[Off-topic] Deleted member 4038153:
I think it's off topic for the general section of the Samsung Galaxy S II forum.
[Off-topic] ephraim:
Just to think of it.. He also copied the mouse (i think) and so called innovated it.. Psss
[Off-topic] ephraim:
I think it relates because it is between iOS and Android w/c is the OS of SGS2 and i want the opinions of my fellow SGS2 users.. But if the mods want to move this they can freely do so..
[Off-topic] kyleforge:
I thank god I'm not an Apple sheep :-). I hear Apple's iOS 5 has a brand new pull down notification bar.. And Android's supposedly copying Apple? Lol it's just a good laugh in my opinion
[Off-topic] ephraim:
Yeah, now it's time for android to sue apple.. No words can explain how angry i was when i read about this article..
[Off-topic] anshmiester78900:
that is pathetic -.-
[Off-topic] rexboy:
Its just simple business, destroy the competition before they grow even stronger. This extends itself beyond phones to ipads, tablets and anything that competes with Apple.

After all Google acquired the developer of Android in 2005 and it was listed as distributed in 2007. Only until recently have Apple became very agressive in terms of suing and other lawsuits etc. Why? Because he realised just how much of a threat Android has become.

Windows could copy him, he woudnt have cared less but after all, last quarter of 2010 Android was listed as the best selling platform with over 190million Android devices to date.

Only makes sense for Apple to want to curb this growth although the reality is those who loves Apple products will never learn. They could release an iphone 5 with next to no new features and people will still go crazy and line up for days to buy it. They cant do any wrong but those Apple fans should be thanking the healthy competition Android provides because its due this competition that both platforms have lifted their game to out do eachother. SG2 is only as good as it is so it can sell agressively, its the only way potential Iphone owners will consider swapping and due to Android phones like this, Iphone have to provide more features to continue growing instead of crap like Iphone 4s which really is a pathetic upgrade (well not for Apple given how limited the Iphone 4 was) but in reality the features it offers is what many Android phones (LG, Motorolla, HTC, Samsung) have offered for a while.

Either way i dont mind Apple being popular, it forces Android phones to be even better so consumers win either way :-)
[Off-topic] MamaRisha:
I love android but He was good man ;)
[Off-topic] jonny68:
I think it's actually quite sad and pathetic the obsession he buiilt up about destroying Android, never mind fairytales about stealing it was all in his mind, he thought he was the main man and Apple were THE most advanced when it came to technology but couldn't hack it when Android came in and pulled the carpet from under him and Apple so decided to cry foul and accuse them of all sorts and issue patent after patent, that doesn't sound to me like a "technology genius" rather a bitter man who simply couldn't accept Apple were being brushed aside by Android.

Anyway this is probably for the general forum.

Just my two cents anyway.;)
[Off-topic] TheSaw:
I think he won't succeed.
[Off-topic] fred_up:
Who cares what Steve MOD EDIT Jobs said, he was just a glorified marketing man. Apple is rotten to its core - a bit like Jobs now.
[Off-topic] htcplussony:
I think Larry Ellison will destroy Android for him.
[Off-topic] Colton127:
I think that, without Steve Jobs, we wouldn't have these fancy android phones. There wouldn't be a dual-core 1.2ghz phone running an extremely customizable O.S without Apple creating the iPhone. But now there is.

Its called innovation. Company 1 makes a product that sells well. Company 2 "copies" them and creates a different and/or better product. Company 1 then releases an upgrade and tries to beat. Company 2's product. Its never ending and allows for products to improve at an extremely fast rate. That is, until company 1 sues everyone who improved upon their product and is now outselling them!
[Off-topic] jangomango:
How? Unless he has an ipad and a router in his box...
[Off-topic] htcplussony:
Was surprise in Steve's book about the bit on Gorilla glass. Was invented in the 60s but Corning couldn't find a use for it. The original iphone was suppose to have a plastic screen but Steve wanted it with glass instead. So his friend suggested he talk to Corning about it.

Corning haven't been making this stuff and Apple wanted this stuff in 6 months for the launch. They converted an lcd plant and got their best people to make the glass.

Apple should have taken out an exclusive license on it. Who knows maybe Steve thinks Andriod stole the glass too.
[Off-topic] marcadam:
Android Central posted a good article on this subject: http://tinyurl.com/6l5ps8z

And regarding slide to unlock, it's like ford getting a patent on car doors.
[Off-topic] TheSniperFan:
Is this news to you?

Apple does not like competition. That's nothing new.

He was only afraid because Android got so extremely popular by being the direct opposite of iOS. Open-source and not restrictive.
[Off-topic] Dark Emotion:
I think that thread name is wrong... It should say "Steve Jobs WANTED to destroy Android"
[Off-topic] fred_up:
That is no use to him, as he always thinks out of the box.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nino.:
Hi i am currently using RCMIX3d with radio_12.28b.60.140eU_26.03.02.26_M

And my calls keep dropping out after about 10 seconds of talk time and peoples voices sound very distorted. I live in Melbourne Australia and am on Vodafone network.

Can anyone recommend a radio? thanks
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BenRoark:
Mate, I've flashed a variety of both AOSP and Sense ROMs, and I always keep coming back to 26.09.04.11_M2. It has alway given me the best signal strength, clarity and overall stability - without exception.