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[General Questions and Answers] djojodibroto:
I was using SGS i9000 Android 2.3.3 (official from Kies) which already rooted.

Today I upgraded the system to 2.3.6 (XWJVZ). After flashing, I encountered some 'force close' issues, so I did factory reset, cache wipe and reboot the system.

From this point, the phone became unrooted and I was unable to root it again. I have tried to use SuperOneClick 2.3.2 and GingerBreak 1.2, but always fail or the process keep on going for more than half an hour.

Is there anything I can do to root it? Because I need to restore my apps and data through Titanium Backup, but it needs to be rooted.

Step by step guide will be most appreciated (I'm newbie). Thank you very much.
[General Questions and Answers] GuestK00164:
sgs i9000xwjvz 2.3.6

sgs i9000xwjvz

Can't help but a similar thing happened to me and am unsure of what to do.

Rooted phone successfully using odin and CF-Root-XX_OXA_JVZ-v4.3-CWM3RFS (zImage) but after unsuccessfully installing another ROM and re-installing i9000xwjvz, I am no longer able to flash this root kernel. Attempt 1 also fails and following attempts neither succeed or fail! Anyone got any solutions?

:eek:
[General Questions and Answers] Basjoo:
I'm looking for the same answer! Also tried SuperOneClick and Unlock Root but both don't work.

I prefer a program such like that so I also have the upportunity to easily UNroot.
[General Questions and Answers] AliR2:
Use Kernel : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112908

For JVZ : Semaphore_kernel_JVZ_2.1.1bm.tar

Open Odin . click pda and choose Semaphore_kernel_JVZ_2.1.1bm.tar , do not touch any setting in pda . click on start and it should be fine ;)
[General Questions and Answers] GuestK00164:
Didn't work for me - sorry

Thanks for the kernel - ran it in odin and got this message:

<ID:0/004> Added!!

<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..

<ID:0/004> File analysis..

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 0)

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 0)

<ID:0/004> Removed!!

Am I doing something wrong? I extracted the zip file and put the zImage file into the PDA upload section.

Thanks

---------- Post added at 09:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:12 PM ----------

Oops, I take it all back. I followed your instructions wrong. I put the zip file into the pda section before extracting the file and everything worked okay. Thanks very much!
[General Questions and Answers] celix07:
Need help!

Can you help me, i also have already updated to 2.3.6 and now i can't root it. Now i have read what you have done, but i don't know wich file i need for my phone, mine it's BGJV6. Please help! Thanks for all.
[General Questions and Answers] GuestK00164:
Have you tried Googling your firmware and root. You need to find a zip file download. using Odin once phone is in download mode, flash the zip file (do not extract out first!) And upload it in the pda box. Should work fine.
[General Questions and Answers] dk147in:
Just boot your phone in download mode then connect with PC running Odin prefrebly 1.83v then select CF-Root-XW_TMN_JVU-v4.3-CWM3RFS under "PDA " option and leave rest of the setting to default just ensure that re-partition should not be ticked.

Now click start and after 1 or 2 min your will be rebooted with rooted version of GB.

You may download CF-Root-XW_TMN_JVU-v4.3-CWM3RFS.tar file from the attachement.
[HTC Jetstream] DanMc85:
I figured I would take a crack at this:

If you wish to get the native WiFi Hotspot / Tethering ability for your HTC Jetstream here is how to do it:

1.) Unlock your bootloader and root your device via guides in this forum.

2.) Download your favorite file manager, I personally used Root Explorer.

3.) Open your file manager, browse to /system

4.) Mount /system with Read/Write access

5.) You will see a file named build.prop

6.) Open this file for editing (In Root Explorer you hold down on the file and hit "Open in Text Editor", look for similar option if using different file manager)

7.) Once in the build.prop file about 25 lines down or so you will see the following:

ro.wifi.hotspotUI=0

ro.tether.denied=true

8.) Change the values to the following:

ro.wifi.hotspotUI=1

ro.tether.denied=false

9.) Save your changes. (In Root Explorer, hit menu drop down on top right,and choose "Save & Exit")

10.) Reboot your tablet, you will now have all native tethering options in the Wireless & Networks Menu

11.) Verify you are on a data plan of some sort with your wireless carrier.

I take no responsibility for your tethering actions or usage charges should you not be aware of your data plan or should your carrier decide to charge you additional fees if they can somehow figure out you are tethering, but they most likely will not as most tablets are on broadband plans anyways.

I have tested and confirmed this working on an AT&T Jetstream tablet.
[HTC Jetstream] bmw-boy:
working perfectly

thanks
[HTC Jetstream] onasre:
Worked for me .. for easy way you can only use https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.apps.build.prop.editor&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5qcnVtbXkuYXBwcy5idWlsZC5wcm9wLmVkaXRvciJd
[HTC Jetstream] abram823:
Tanks man works great.:good:
[HTC Jetstream] Velvet2000:
Thanks Onasre, as that Build Prop Editor app did the trick, as I was getting Error while trying to save using Root Explorer
[HTC Jetstream] aamszia:
ro.wifi.hotspotUI=0

ro.tether.denied=true

these values are not in the list !!!

do i add them ???
[HTC Jetstream] ppgirl:
Tethering Enable

Starting in Android 4.3, some code is added to AOSP that tagged your internet traffic when you were running a mobile hotspot , the tool will pass by the carrier limitation.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.widget7.enable.tethering
[HTC Jetstream] hvusv:
Removing Wifi settings
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] carbonwhiskey:
Anyone use a good Universal Car Dock that will work with the GNex?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerk82:
Amazon seems to have a decent selection. I just ordered an Exomount. The have a demo video on their site and it looks pretty good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kangxi:
I ordered the Skiva StrongMount today. Should have it by tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mr. Barlow:
I ordered a Empire universal mount. Don't buy it. It's advertised with GNex compatibility, the side arms push down the volume keys, even worse, It broke what I was trying to extend the arm. It was only $8, I guess I got what I paid for.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] r29:
Hi,

Could you post some pictures and maybe a review on it when you get it. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerk82:
Sure. Just got it. Gonna try it out tonight.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerk82:
The mount is surprisingly small. The base has some type of sticky element that allows it to attach to multiple surfaces. I'll find out tonight how well it holds up on a car ride.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amowagou:
Hello Jerk82,

How do you like the car mount?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irishtexmex:
I'm wondering if I would be able to mod this with my official GSM Car Dock. My case on the phone (a small/slim TPU case. It's really popular here, I just can't remember the name) has cutouts for the pogo pins, but my phone obviously won't fit into the car dock with the case on.

Something like this would be perfect if I could "enable" the pogo pins.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerk82:
I dig it. Its been on my dash since I bought it and its fallen off twice, which I think is due to the heat from being in direct sun light for months.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
I was going to ask this for EL13 but being that a new leak is out, might as well ask on that, lol...

I like to run stock but 2 things I'm addicted to are the battery % mod and the transparent drop-down drawer.

if I'm the only one, I wouldn't expect a themer to go nuts... but I know a lot of people like to run stock so if this can happen, I'd be eternally thankful :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cidica:
might want to change your topic it's EL26 EL22 was talked about but just as an RDF file that showed up iirc.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
ACK! you're right. stupid typos

thanks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
You don't know about UOT kitchen? Also you should read up on theming since the two things you are asking for can easily be done by you. Its just a matter of changing PNG files within the apk.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
here's the problem with that

I have absolutely no idea what you just said, lol
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KCRic:
PNG files are image files. Like a .jpg they end with .png

An apk (.apk) is the application package. Every application on your phone is an apk file. You can open them with 7zip - don't unzip it though unless you feel like signing it and other crap. Also, make sure you zipalign and optimize the PNG files (Google that).
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
hahaha now he is really confused. Lol Hey try UOT Kitchen hopefully by now you have looked it up and not just said I dont know what that is. If you have not then pm me and I can try and help you further. But try to help yourself as well...Good luck
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rujelus22:
If this is something you really want I can do it for you. I would say do it yourself but the battery % mod can be a little tricky. I am assuming you just want the stock battery icons then?

PM me and we can chat more.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mkeena0305:
Uot kitchen is so easy to do. Just upload the needed files and theme it up :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
What's tricky about exchanging files. He will be.alright and its great practice for future theming. Its android not IOS so nandroid and go at it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] slick4mitch:
Thanks for all the info guys, Im not the OP of this thread but I have learned just as much by reading it, thanks!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jocampo86:
i would also like this done...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
Have you ever tried UOT Kitchen, it may also even teach you something about theming....Maybe? Give it a shot
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rujelus22:
The default system is not setup for % icons so you have to add a bunch of images and set the xml file to use them. It was more going through the xml. If this is all he wants changed then why would he learn xml?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
How stable is the build for sgs2? Anyone tried it yet?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephraim:
You can check its thread over the original development section.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
Yes, thank you for your concise, yet completely worthless contribution to a question being asked. Once I've managed to trudge through the million or so posts, I will form an opinion if said thread was even remotely useful.

While your extreme enthusiasm and talent in pointing out things that are obvious are appreciated, I would actually like to request information pertaining the stability and whether you have tried it. Since you have not managed answer either question with any one post, I suppose you have failed three things; to answer the two questions I've asked in the OP and at life.

To anyone else reading this, I'm merely berating a neanderthal with near catatonic grasp of the linguistic requirement of reading; please answer the OP question as best you can.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HellcatDroid:
Lolwow, that actually made me laugh, seriously, totally talented phrasing there.

On the matter of the OP:

I haven't tried myself yet (I hope that doesn't rule me out as a potential "may reply guy"), but from what I have gathered so far it's flagged "experimental".

UI stuff mostly works, some other things (like making a call) sometimes work and then don't again.

Definitaly not "daily use" capable, but a very good impression of the work that is already done and to see that work is heading into the right direction.

They say they'll be "stable" around Jan./Feb., so being a coder myself I'd rather think of March / April (NOT meant badly, I just know the countless unforseen reasons a project gets delayed!).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephraim:
And if you are not as lazy as some of the members here you should aleast read the Op or the first and last 10 pages of the thread you worthless dumbass.. You're so lazy you won't read atleast the OP or last pages to see how it is? I was just telling you to look at the f**cking thread because an immature dumbass child owning a smartphone like you wouldn't have read atleast the thread pertaining to the fuc**ng topic dumbass..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
Thanks for the honest answer. I was interested in CM9 mainly as a daily driver, since I only have one phone.

As for the Q1 timeline, I have heard from Cyanogen himself and from Samsung that their timeline is similar. I am, of course, near morbidly curious about hardware acceleration on the UI without a Samsung-based kernel.

Please excuse an old man while he brushes up on patience.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
Here's my summary of the OP after I have read it:

1. Experimental.

2. Install using CWM, with addons.

3. No bug reports; dev not bothering anyway.

4. Logcat, or GTFO.

That should cover the basics.

Last ten pages summary:

1. Volume problem when headset connected.

2. Volume hack presented, although quite "dirty" as represented by the author.

3. Various other complaints/answers and going off-tangent.

I suppose there are other issues I might add, but the first two points seem to discuss this issue quite a lot. Also, the OP was updated to include said volume hack.

Of course, your answers were quite rage-induced, so I'd like to ask you to calm down and think about what you're saying. Even my twelve-year-old son does better than calling others "immature child" and using the f-word when he feels threatened. That is despite me allowing him unfettered access to Call of Duty multiplayer.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephraim:
Yeah yeah was not in a good mood already and then i read your somewhat sarcastic reply.. Sorry for what i said and you should'nt answer people like that.. I did reply to you answer (1st one) in a proper way and not a sort of know it all read the op etc type.. Anyway, a new leak will be out this new year (from sammobile) and maybr devs can work on it to minimize the bugs so i'd suggest to wait for the next version..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlexMagik:
this is not a good way to start :)

people may just never going to reply to you with this attitude.

anyway, to answer your questions:

1. i tried the second built, not the 3rd one (just downloaded)

2. it's almost usable, but still a lot of bugs here and there (volume when you connect the headphones, signal lost on some networks, default sms app crashing).

If you don't mind an "almost working but amazing" phone, then go ahead, else i would suggest you to wait another couple of builds at least.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
I'd gather as much from the G+ pages and the official news from Samsung.

Take wisdom from those who travelled down the painful path; anger does not help in any way.

Thank you for your reply. I suppose that rules it out for me, as I need my smartphone to make up for my age-induced frailties.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ephraim:
sammobile which is the former samfirmware which is the source of leaked firmwares here on xda..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbarol:
Be careful about that! I found that when I try and point out how pointless (and angry) the majority of posts here are, my threads get closed with a sarcastic comment!

Good question though!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
Yeah, it's brilliant. It's original, thoughtful, deep and never been asked or answered before.

To the OP, get off your high horse. You've been given the most useful answer in the 2nd post. If you're not willing to even read through a thread yourself, you deserve all the flaming you get.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
From what I know about forums, it's usually power-tripping moderators and admins who can't get it elsewhere. But I'm sure XDA's staff are fair and just.

Well, something I've learned here: Didn't you read this entire thread?

I've read the CyanogenMod 9 thread, have proven that I've read it, and I believe it is impossible for any sane person to have read the entire thread. I'm here seeking opinions, of which yours is entirely unwelcome especially considering you didn't provide any. Why don't you try to get on a horse before talking to me, so that I don't have to stoop so low?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
Sure.

If you don't want my opinion, how about one of the (currently) 1,125 posts in the relevant thread, of people who didn't feel the need to create a new one?

What if the several hundred people in there each decided to post an awesome thread like your own? What if they too didn't like or want the opinions of the others in that thread, rather specific people who have tested it (wait, what, isn't that what you're likely to find in there?).

I have indeed read this thread, and I stand by my answer. You were given the most useful answer in the 2nd post, which was to look at the relevant thread. In case you're struggling to find it, lemme help you out

[ROM][IML74K][4.0.3] CyanogenMod 9 experimental Build [UNSTABLE][12-29-2011].

Oh, and the clue is in the title and first post:

UNSTABLE

THIS ROM IS FAR AWAY FROM BEING A DAILY DRIVER.

:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
Sure, I'll read it once you have gone through all 1,000+ posts there. I'm sure we'll all gain some insight, once you've gotten past your passive-aggressive inclinations and complete ineptitude when it comes to answering questions directly and keeping silent when having little to nothing to contribute to a discussion. I'm sure you're a well-adjusted person if I should ever meet you face to face and you enjoy great success in life.

By the bye, I would also like to congratulate your abilities in stating the obvious when providing the link to the topic. I'm sure I couldn't have found it without your assistance. Great effort.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
Yet overlooked it when deciding to make a new thread, when you're looking for a daily driver? Keep going, I'm enjoying this.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
Obligatory TWSS here. Thanks for the laughter.

On a more serious note, I have suddenly realized that the current generation of internet users couldn't discern point blank sarcasm or is a masochist.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beanhead2112:
I would make a Nandroid backup and give it a go, I;m flitting between this and 2 other backups, and i found it to be quite stable, a few niggly bits here and there but overall it was usable.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSaw:
Requesting lock on this idiotic thread :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peachpuff:
Its perfectly stable, everything works, install it asap!!!!11111234567890
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ricey1986:
You know from some of the wording you have used in your argument for this thread you would assume that you are rather educated...then you post a thread like this?? Anyone got the link to azrienoch's noob video??

Ricey
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] postfatal:
Maybe if you were less concerned with being annoying and arrogant and more concerned with finding answers to your questions you would have taken 2 minutes out of your day to go and take a look at the Cyanogen mod 9 thread which states (before you even open it) that is it UNSTABLE. It is not a daily ROM, it has many problems, and is very much in beta. If you want a reliable ROM for daily use, then don't use a ROM in beta. How hard is that concept to understand? For someone who retorts with such caustic rage at people who try and point out how stupid the question is you really need to take a few minutes to research what your asking, because I promise you, you're not the only person in this thread who's getting annoyed. In short, the answer to your question is no. It is unstable and not a daily ROM (at the moment). In long, this question is stupid, a waste of time, and you're an asshole. If you want a place to try and be a funny guy then Uncyclopedia is that way --->. This is XDA.

EDIT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA - watch that and don't come back here until you aren't exactly the kind of idiot that video is mocking.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sxi200:
Very true!!! But neither does belittling people. Take wisdom of that my friend.

I can tell that you don't have much time, but my recommendation is to learn first about getting CWM onto you phone if you haven't already, backing up then testing. After downloading the file it takes under 30 minutes to backup, flash then revert to your backup.

Personally, I tested it but as you may now already know it's not fit for daily use, so went back to my old rom.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freemini:
OP, you are one of the most awesome members. I don't know if you're serious all the time, but they sound pretty smart.

To answer your question:

*I used Odin build 25122011*

-headphones are stuck at low volume

-Vodafone Romania works with it, guessing no nitz here

-GPU performance is weak, games lag a lot more than GB

-SMS app crashes

-added toggles for wifi and some other stuff in the status bar

-Trebutchet crashes quite often

-scrolling is weird. It sometimes works normally and sometimes scrolls backwards or not at all.

-Camera is fast, panorama and face unlock have wrong colors and video FC's.

-large apps don't install from Market

-phone gets hot

-battery isn't that bad

I have no idea how long this turned out to be since I'm on mobile but I hope it answeres some of your questions :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skyhammer:
Like unto the words of Fry: I'm not sure if you're serious, or not. Perhaps your sarcasm tag/font got lost over the tubes that make up the internet.

Educated? Very much so, and more than most of you have or ever will achieve in your lifetime. Patient and understanding? Not very good, even considering my age. As for the "noob" (Lord, forgive me for using such a debasing word) video, I generally skip over them because my hearing aid can barely process day-to-day speech.

Thank you, for constantly flogging a dead horse. Your ceaseless flagellation of said deceased equine greatly amuses me and surely would cause similar, if not greater delight. I also applaud your effort in finding said video of which I can only see spinning colours, etc. as old men like me are very often hard of hearing. Once again, I must commend your effort, if nothing else.

My phone has been rooted, thank you very much. My slightly more savvy relative has kindly packaged the USB nub with the phone, as well as pointing me to the right rooting methods, of which I will be eternally grateful to Samsung after my chilling encounter with the Desire Z. I must say that I don't miss the physical keyboard at all since using Swiftkey X, but I'm digressing.

I assume that CWM is an acronym for ClockWorkMod (how some of you read three seperate words without spaces amazes me), therefore I must answer in the affirmative when you ask if I have such a thing in my phone.

As a point of further digression, what ROM would you recommend that I use, instead of this much-fangled Ice Cream Sandwich ROM? I am, of course, open to suggestions.

Excellent answer, my friend, and thank you for your time and opinion.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barrist:
All I keep picturing when I read the OPs posts is Comic Book Guy from the Simpsons. Dont know why...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killall:
LMAO :D:D 10 chars