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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dragonkid6:
So if I'm reading the install instructions correctly, since I'm already using CM9, I just have to download the latest version and install from SD in CWM and then just fix permissions? Or is there more to it?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Just do what you did when you installed CM9, wipe this and that. Clear this and fix that.

Wiping /system is not necessary when you're already in CM9 but I wipe just in case cause I'm a paranoid person :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] dragonkid6:
Thankyou, but guess I can just use TB to save my data, like my authenticator for WoW.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] yassir5505:
Status?

Whats the status on the Aries update?

Also did anyone get COD:BOZ(Call Of Duty:Black Ops Zombies) to work on their Galaxy S 4G?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] gregcapps:
WIP when it gets here, it's ready.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] albahttiti:
bluetooth

I have the SGS4G rooted with this rom on it but I have one issue with my brother who one a an iphone 4s and every time we get in the car his iphone get connected to the stereo through bluetooth faster than mine and actually sometimes mine takes forever to connect, do you know of a way or an app to make my phone connect before the iphone or even to block out his connection without touching the car stereo or unpairing him or disconnecting him.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
Tell him to turn off BT until you get connected. I dont know of a app that will do what you're asking.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
The problem with most of these kinds of issues is you have a device you can connect to that none of us have.

Reproducing your problem to get the logs is impossible for us.

Take a laptop out to your car or use aLogrec to get logs of connecting to the device.

These logs will help us understand what is going on.

Google and Apple have troves of

paid

developers working on their projects.

Teamacid is but 7 people. Unpaid. Unmotivated by complaints without logs or details of issues.

That doesn't go without the troves of

unpaid

contributors, and other technical people in our community that help to solve problems every day. None of them will help or be helpful without details.

Both of my phones that I own, and three other devices that I have interests with - work as well as a product developed by a company.

The more that people that are new to this device and this community understand that last sentence, the more you understand that this is a

community

effort. The more we can accomplish

together

.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] 3rdman:
I've noticed the same issue with my Pioneer receiver. For what it's worth, I connect almost immediately as long as my screen is on...if its off, it can take a while to connect (or sometimes not at all).
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Bluetooth was designed as a close-range replacement for physically plugging in a cable. Just like a physical jack, it's sort of whoever gets there first and can jam their plug in. Pretty much the only reliable resolution it to have one of you turn off Bluetooth and let the other pair, no matter what the devices (the phone's and the slave device under contention) involved are.

As for pairing faster with the screen on, this makes sense to me. Screen off, the phone generally slows down to save power, and even goes to sleep. To save power, the various radios are run in power-saving modes, or even turned off completely for long periods of time.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] tantrum829:
No Data

Hey everyone,

Could someone please help me out? I got CM9 last night and I cannot get data to work. I have searched and tried all the recommendations out there for similar problems but they have not worked.

Some info: I have a SGHT95V which I had bought in Miami and now I use it with Movistar in Argentina. I'm aware of the difference with the bands and that's why I don't get 3g down here, only edge. With Froyo and GB my internet was up and running on edge all the time, then I flashed CM9 and I lost mobile data, I dont even get the edge icon.

I can make calls, send & receive text and mms, my apn are set correctly, mobile data is enabled and my imei matches with the series of numbers on the back of the phone. I have flashed and tried all 3 modems available in the CM9 for SGS4 wiki, I have reverted to GB and got data working then as soon as I re-flashed CM9 I mobile data stopped working. I have flashed and reflash, started from scratch and I have been unsuccessful at getting mobile data working on my device on CM9. I really want to keep CM9 and not have to go back to GB for data.

Please Help!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shariat:
My phone always boot to recovery. I followed this, but whatever I did I couldn't solve the problem. One click stops at flashing the modem (MODEM upload failed!). I must say I have T959W. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] :
i believe everything is built for the t959v not w versions ?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KrisM22:
1) You're not putting your phone in D/L mode -

power off

hold volup+voldn

plug in USB from computer to phone

This will give you a small yellow triangle on phone.

volup

This will give you a large yellow triangle - you're now in D/L mode.

2) For "V" I believe it works on W.

There are many many "one-click"s.

I wish folks saying use a one-click would realize this and provide a link when they tell noobs to use a one-click.

The one I've used of late is:

eollie at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1822626

near bottom of post 1 is Stock KJ6+ Root. Click on it and download it to your computer

Set up a bat file in that same folder(I assume windows) to execute the jar per that first post, correcting the names to match, and HAVE NO SPACES.

Put your phone in D/L mode as 1) above, and click on flash.

When done , flash R8: (CM9 ICS bhundven)

The thread is at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1730954

read the first 4 posts.

download gapps in post3 and R8 in post4

Boot to recovery and flash R8 zip

All it will do is change recovery to R6.

Boot into recovery again and flash R8 again. Now it will flash

Don't forget to flash gapps before you boot into R8 as there is no Market in R8 without it.

Come on guys, be a bit helpful!!! (I'm not talking to DEVs here but folks who know the ropes and aren't sharing.)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shariat:
Thanks for the reply. I must have said what I have done so far in more detail. I have tried both Stock KJ6 + root-One-Click and T959VUVKJ6_STOCK-UVKJ6-One-Click. I also tried odin of stock, fb_kc1 and fb_kj6.

I put my phone in download mode, that's why one clickers flash kernel and recovery. But all of them stop at modem. Odin does noting after setting the PIT file.

I even tried flashing R8 several times. As you said at first it upgrades the recovery and then it flashed completely, but the phone always boots to recovery. I must say all this worked at first, CM9 booted but I didn't have any baseband. (Unknown Baseband). As it says in CM9 thread, I tried to flash back to stock using T959VUVKJ6_STOCK-UVKJ6-One-Click which failed flashing the modem and everything got messed up.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
Here is what I would do contact wind mobile tell them you had a app acting up and needed to do a facotry reset because it wouldnt uninstall properly. See if they will get you a link to a tarball for mini keis or even the full keis so you can reset your phone properly. But before you do that get ahold of bhundven and pass the tarball off that way he can look in it and see what the differences are so this wont be a problem anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] etp23:
Does anyone know of a wifi fix I'm right next to my router and only have 2 bars :/
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Read the link in my sig

Posted from my SGS4G, thanks to Team Acid development
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] etp23:
Sorry I'm on my phone right now u wouldn't be able to post a link??
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
It basically says the bars are silly little graphics bars. What matters is the connection itself. ICS reports the bars different and therefore people will see 2 bars instead of 4 bars that they had before and placebo-effect kicks in, and they think it's slower and laggy and all ABCXYZ ROM's fault. Underlying testing has shown the throughput is the same or a bit better on ICS and that's what matters.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] etp23:
So why does it feel slower??:/
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
Try different modems, different modems has different effects on people from what I heard.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eollie:
When you put larger tires on your car it can cause your speedometer to be wrong. Lets say it shows you going 60 mph when in reality you are doing 75mph, you will feel like your just creeping along. Until you get pulled over and the cop informs you arent. Samething with the phone because the "bars" show you arent connected with full bars you dont think you are getting the full speed.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
My apologies for the terse response on the WiFi question. Now that I'm back at a keyboard, I can fill in a little. I was bothered by the same thing as you are. I'm looking at the router two meters from me and I get "crappy" signal indication. I ran a bunch of tests (in that thread, as well as the tools to replicate them yourself) and found that it was primarily a cosmetic thing. The only significant impact I could find is that very weak APs will not be shown under Android. Those were generally under 1 Mbps, which is, at least for me, time to switch to the phone's data anyways.

Modems, as far as I know, don't interact with the WiFi chip or its driver. They impact the phone's radio and its functions; voice calls, data, MMS/SMS, and the like.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KrisM22:
I noticed a variation in bars / R8 rom / on my cisco/linksys router - 3 feet away, once, it told me 2 bars. I laughed and ran speedtest.net on my phone and got good speeds. I still sometimes swear at my phone when it crawls, but I easily forget that the 2 web sites I frequent for route schedules are often overloaded...

I do not get this [wifi bar aberration][RIL+MODEM=bars] on 2.3.6-CM7 (depending on the build), or stock (which also happens to be 2.3.6, but with the original kern, ril, and modem.)(afaik)

kern/ril/modem is a topic that can easily cause anger here. I noticed that a particular combination of "things" resulted in no web transfer at low carrier signal levels. So I tried a stock (there is more than one) and found one that works. I don't know where I got it from but my numbering system tells me it was one of the first roms (java flash) that I grabbed while googling around. Name is T959VUVKJ6_STOCK-UVKJ6-One-Click.jar but I don't remember if I changed that name.

probably http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1358498

Cheers.

---------- Post added at 10:52 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:45 PM ----------

Yup, the damn modem is different for the W. Sorry

You could try:

double click on the jar .

at bottom to left of flash click "details"

on modem line, change flash column from true to false.

Then try to flash again.

but I guarantee nothing.

---------- Post added at 11:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:52 PM ----------

This one-click topic:

Actually I've gone back to the more heimdall java thing to put myself before KERN/RIL/MODEM changes.

I believe it's this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1358498
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shariat:
I fixed it by extracting T959VUVKJ6_STOCK-UVKJ6-One-Click and running:

heimdall flash --repartition --pit Sgs4g.pit --21 param.lfs --6 zImage --7 zImage-1 --22 factoryfs.rfs --23 data.rfs --24 cache.rfs

The problem now is modem. I have Unknown baseband, and I receive "Charging paused, battery temperature too high or too low".
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
The interruption of charging is normal when the phone battery gets too hot. Mine gets very warm in download mode or recovery for some reason.

If the T959W modems are different and search of the forums doesn't help, and hmmm... ] See getochkn's post, immediately following

Posted from my SGS4G, thanks to Team Acid development
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
I flashed over my T959W with the KJ6 modem with no issues. Flashed many times, and tried CM9, AOSP, Remics, back and forth like 5 times and never had an issue with data or anything.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KrisM22:
Good work! Now what happens if you flash just a modem onto that?

Since you've got CWM recovery, just boot to recov and flash a zip, and select a modem.

Modems for froyo/Gingerbread are at http://sourceforge.net/projects/teamacid/files/fb/modems/cwm/
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Yea man! You got some bawlz flashing t959v param.lfs and pit!

Everything seems to work fine?

If this is true, I can work on making a oneclick that will fix the 'reboot to recovery' issue T959W users have been reporting!

I would also suggest trying to flash the modem.bin
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
bhundven, Would I be able to flash oneclick without the modem on my other phone that is still stock, and then once rooted with oneclick, be able to backup/copy the current modem, thus preserving the LD6 or LB6 (I forget) stock modem that comes on our phone. One this would Wind users the ability to try the stock modem if need be, and two, another modem for everyone else to try?

I've contact Wind and asked for the tarball for our phones, as I do run a repair shop, I do have a legitimate reason for wanting to be able to fix bricked phones. They first pointed me to a google page on how to update the Nexus :S. After a few more emails, they are supposed to call me to see exactly what I need and if they can help me.

Lastly, there is no way to backup the bootloader is there? I'd have no problem doing the unbrickable mod at some point to my phone, so I could flash the "V" bootloader, knowing I could flash back, but without a "W" bootloader, there is nothing to flash back anyways. lol.

As for the modem, I've tried all of them on the "W" version and didn't have a problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
I'm sure you can dump the modem partition, but you'll have to manually trim the output, as the modem isn't the full length of the partition.

Dude, that would be great!

No, you cannot dump the bootloaders. AdamOutler and many other developers have said that you will just get a file full of zeros.

And you don't want to be accidentally flashing zeros to your bootloader partition!

This is good to know!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champimpinel:
I am having trouble. I download the one click but can't get the files to extract on my computer. What am I doing wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
There is nothing to extract, it's a jar (java file) to be run as explained in all the 1 click threads, with the proper things needed to be installed on your system.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] th3controller:
I don't know why but when some browsers/computers download .jar files or typically anything that can be extracted by a Zip tool it is converted to a zip file.

@champimpinel The file name is T959VUVKJ6_STOCK-UVKJ6-One-Click.jar replace the extension from T959VUVKJ6_STOCK-UVKJ6-One-Click.zip to T959VUVKJ6_STOCK-UVKJ6-One-Click.jar
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
For those looking for a backup primary bootloader go to sgs4g.codedgraphx.info/airfluip1/boot.bin
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Don't flash this on T959W!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shariat:
:D Well, the boot to recovery problem is solved. I also was able flashing the modem using CWM, not Odin. and the baseband became KJ6, but my first problem (sim card was not registering to network, I tried multiple sim cards) didn't get solved.

To be completely honest, since I couldn't solve my main problem after all these efforts, I started flashing different options and I think I finally made the phone broken. It now gives me blank screen and does not even go to download mode anymore. I tried this

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/1820-how-to-unbrick-your-sgs4g/

but no luck so far. And that is how you ruin everything again ;).

In regard to extraction, you can open the jar files with any archive reader. In addition, at least in windows, java itself extracts the jar file and puts the required files in your temp directory.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
And... GJ. You did what I've been telling people NOT TO DO, because I feared that flashing the T959V bootloaders (pbl and sbl) on T959W would brick it.

I hope everyone with a T959W learns from your mistake.

Now, on a positive note, you can still make your phone unbrickable.

AdamOutler has made this process of figuring out where the xOM resistors are on any S5PC110 board an art... literally, to put the phone into a different mode that allows the device to try booting from USB first.

The big problem at this point, is that we DO NOT have the pbl nor sbl files for T959W... yet.

getochkn is working on that, and hopefully he will come back with some positive news soon.

I can do the unbrickable modification, but I do not have the tools (well I did at my old job, but am now jobless). getochkn might have the tools to do it, and shipping to him (canada <-> canada) may be cheaper then sending it to me anyways.

Continuing with the "positive thinking", once you get unbrickable mod, you could continue to experiment with bootloaders on the T959W!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
Sorry about that, I didn't realize that the wind mobile used a diff primary bootloader.So Yeah only follow my link if you own A TMOBILE Galaxy s 4g not Wind.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] champimpinel:
I have it working now. It seemed all I had to do was change from mozilla to Internet explorer.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Really?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Fluidification:
i though only sbl was different.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joeyrivGIN:
Hello I've Successfully rooted to Valhalla-BlackEdition n it's working fine..battery is not great..just want to try to get to JB. Thought I read that I need to flash ICS first b4 flashing JB..is this true? If so do I just flash CM9.1 n Gapps to upgrade from GB?.. THANKS in advance
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] getochkn:
There is no JB for our phones yet, so either you read something wrong or you're in the wrong forum.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joeyrivGIN:
Okay thanx . I believe it was in a forum for the vibrant.. which I know is not the same.. just thought it was out there... so is this ROM (CM9.1) faster than Valhalla Black.. in ur opinion?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] pisherthefisher:
I've used both and yes, cm9 is definitely faster
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joeyrivGIN:
Just flashed ...question.. I'm in areas I've always had 4G..and all I'm getting is primarily 3G or H...I don't even know what H is...do u know how I get 4G...I ran a speed test and Download is 2.16mpbs
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] rbedell:
H= 4g on CM9. The phone stands by in 3g unless needed. There is a fix in the theme section to change it back. It's CWM Flashable I believe.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Volkronica:
Hi, I just found out about this ROM today and it looks awesome! I'm currently running Slim ICS and everything is fine, but there is one huge flaw that made me think of switching and that is language support. Will this ROM support Asian languages? Specifically Korean? Because Slim ICS doesn't even display korean at all it comes out in blanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] n1vlek:
Hmmm..... It supports Chinese so I believe it supports Korean too
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joeyrivGIN:
I'm really liking this ROM,but I've always gotten horrible reception in my house. Is there anyway to install Wi-Fi Calling on this ROM??
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
No. Search this thread for the answer.

You should always search before posting. It's rule #1 here on XDA.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Je_ne_sais_quoi:
New here. I'm have CM9 onboard.

I have it loaded for T Mobile SGH-T959V Andriod 4.0.4, Kernal 2.6.35.7, CM9 201220830. CWM 6.0.1.2

Nice. About a week now.

Turned screen brightness way down, stopped DSP and Google apps running stuff, adjusted various system options to save battery.

Could use a tweak on an increase in reception.

I know there is airplane mode and mobile data mode, but be nice if there was a GO LEAN PHONE mode (stop a bunch of stuff) and a GO FAT WIFI mode (start a bunch of stuff).

I have many areas where service is bad. GO LEAN PHONE would be great.

Keep the updates coming

Savoir Faire
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jeffsf:
Glad you're enjoying CM9 and your phone.

One option would be Tasker (I have never used, but it seems to have a good reputation)

There might be other options as well. When you say, "a bunch of stuff," do you have a list, or is it still just a rough idea for you?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Je_ne_sais_quoi:
GO LEAN PHONE would stop data APPS, not have data stuff running at all. Like when you spend time driving in the country, go up in the mountains on vacation for a few days, on a boat, in the desert, playing games locally. Phone service would be the only thing working. LEAN APP. A Single switch.... easy to do and not have to remember anything. People do live without WIFI sometimes.

GO FAT WIFI would still have Phone stuff but would restore apps. FAT APPS.

Just a thought.

People like things easy.

Would save a great deal on the battery.

It could even message user that no WIFI has been found for a certain time period and ask the user if they would like to GO LEAN for a while!!!

Put an LEAN icon on the top bar.

That would work for me.

Savoir Faire
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Je_ne_sais_quoi:
Hello back again.

Can someone please pass this to the DEVL group. I'm just a noob.

Based on all the battery issues and all the places to remember to turn off and back on.....found two more today.

My battery is wasting.

For example: I found this is another page; Sorry to cross POST.

QUOTE:

Put Wifi to Sleep while phone is sleeping

- Settings > Wifi (touch the icon on the left) > Menu button > Advanced > Keep Wi-fi on during sleep

Strongly recommended to choose Only when plugged in. The behavior of this option is different from Gingerbread. Rather than turning off the wifi, CM9 instead seems to put it into a semi-sleep state. Data is turned off, but it can recover very quickly when needed. If you want Wifi to turn off entirely, Juice Defender Plus or Ultimate edition is capable of controlling Wifi sleep states while the screen is off. It is uncertain if Juice Defender disabled Wifi really uses less power than semi-sleeping Wifi as set by CM9.

No Signal? Use Airplane mode

- Settings > Battery > Cell standby

If your Time without signal is a high percentage, then your phone's radio is using extra power trying to find a cell tower that does not exist. If you are in rural areas with weak or no cell signal, your phone uses significantly more power as it tries to find a cell tower. Enable airplane mode in order to conserve your battery until you return to civilization.

END QUOTE:

See my earlier post about LEAN PHONE (apps down) and FAT WIFI (apps up).

Geez. The phone knows when you pick it up, put it down, has service each type of service or not.

c'est la vie, savoir saire

Last minute thought:

We have now have FAST phones and FAST access and weak batterys as opposed to slow phones and slow access and weak batteries.

App recovery and access should not be a problem anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Je_ne_sais_quoi:
Just found that easter egg today. Trying it for the first time as my battery only last half as long on CM9 as previous T Mobile ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] KrisM22:
OK cool, let me know. I flashed a new rom last night so I have no experience with it yet, so I'll leave it on for a day or 2. Previous to that I was on a stock, rooted and trimmed and my battery was lasting 3 days easy with light use. Prior to that I was getting a day or 2 on various CM7s and CM9s. i tend to leave wifi on so droid finder apps can find it.