yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] GSMCN:
Flash I9500XXUAMC6_I9500OXAAMC6_ROOT_ODEX Failed!

@as i9000 @vijai2011동영상보기

http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNTM2Mjc2MTEy.html

download this video :https://hotfile.com/dl/200927489/271055b/IMG_0912.zip.html
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] bodivas:
I9500_CHN Is it a European version?

View attachment 1850635

http://postimg.org/image/494woirrl/

Try this apk to see the size of system partition:

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[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] GSMCN:
European version and Chinese versions of the same hardware Bootloader need to change~
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] A.S._id:
may be are you knows, where is it this? CODE_I9500XXEAMC6_328378_REV00_usr_mid_noship.tar. md5

From your post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=39777664&postcount=4
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] GSMCN:
CODE_I9500XXEAMC6_328378_REV00_usr_mid_noship.tar. md5 is official Firmware！I try to unpack and add the root but the package fails you can give me a new packaged script?
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] vijai2011:
Re: [ODIN_ROM][REBUILD_DUMP+ROOT] I9500XXUAMC6_I9500OXAAMC6_ROOT_ODEX experimental!

I posted a tip for you but got deleted on the rumble.Have you successfully got the rom unpacked and added su binary and superuser.apk?If yes,I could guide you to pack it up for you on any linux box ;)

Or easy way is to upload it somewhere so that experienced can do the job.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] A.S._id:
Isn't any new packged scripts...

Are you knows where it's can be download?
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] GSMCN:
MD5:

dd87c7a1dfe88436fa660f93c07c9bf1 CODE_I9500XXUAMC6_I9500OXAAMC6_ROOT_ODEX.tar as I9000 Make Firmware only System.img

da1b1159cd55a595f8494c548cfc1053 CODE_I9500XXEAMC6_328378_REV00_usr_mid_noship.tar official Firmware full
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] vijai2011:
Re: [ODIN_ROM][REBUILD_DUMP+ROOT] I9500XXUAMC6_I9500OXAAMC6_ROOT_ODEX experimental!

Thanks for md5.But download link please?It seems many ppl are waiting for kernel and recovery :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] A.S._id:
You are trying to reinvent the wheel, instead of a thread and upload stock firmware and wait until it will make people in the know. But not - you want to do it yourself, and that you have provided for the necessary instructions. It does not happen like themselves, Google to help - it will be honest ..
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] Faryaab:
GSMCH check your PM. :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] GSMCN:
pls wait uploade to hotfiles,give u kernel and recovery,u help me pack it up for you on linux box :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] A.S._id:
Well, sharks smelling blood sailed .. :D
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] vijai2011:
Re: [ODIN_ROM][REBUILD_DUMP+ROOT] I9500XXUAMC6_I9500OXAAMC6_ROOT_ODEX experimental!

I'm sorry but I have to admit that I don't understand your language fully.You mean you are uploading the rom to hotfile and need my help to root the rom and pack it up OR you want me to root,pack it up and then upload?

Either case,I would recommend you to upload the rom and leave rooting to some experienced guy for now.I'm not at my home city and I would give you a script when I'm back home.
[Galaxy S 4 i9500 Android Development] GSMCN:
Sorry my English is very bad !!wait for the file link for u pm!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Redhattler:
Searched through XDA and other forums found on Google and got nothing. Is there an existing pinout scheme for 7 pin microUSB female port in our phones? If there isn't, can somebody who knows how to use multimeter and disassemble Captivate tell me why the microUSB port has 5 inner and 7 outer pins? Which of these 7 pins are Data+, Data-, GND and +?

Have a cool idea about self-powered USB OTG, without information about this pinout my hands are tied.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
it is a 5 pin connector, not 7.

google 'micro usb pinout' and you will find several links, including wiki

charging with otg is prevented by power management chip in captivate. in otg mode, the phone is the power source for usb, not the load.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Redhattler:
There are 7 pins coming from the rear part of the connector, not 5. Other 2 are used for additional supply or something else.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
not on captivate sgh-i897. you must be confusing something else for pins. it is a standard micro usb b type connection.

I've done both charging and data transfer with generic cables.

http://pinoutsguide.com/PortableDevices/micro_usb_pinout.shtml

the cable has a shield, separate from ground pin 5, that is attached to the metal outer D, surrounding the pins, on one end only of the cable. one end only prevents ground loops. shield envelops all wires for length of entire cable and prevents stray EM fields from interfering with data - this in addition to twisting, which also does some, allowing higher data rate than straight wires.

so, there is a connection for the shield on every usb connector, but the shield is never connected on device end. this one of the diffs in otg, when shield is connected at phone because it is the host. my educated guess is that you are looking at two shield connections - perhaps one dead ends or isn't connected in standard device mode cable, the other one is common with ground in otg cable.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Redhattler:
In this guide there are shown inner pins, not the outer. By the outer pins I mean those which are connected to the PCB (mainboard).
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laughingT:
see shield function note above.

shield continuity test to ground pin 5 would confirm it.

S12345S would be the seven connections and only one S would have continuity to ground. it might be S54321S as you are viewing it.

again, this is guess, but testable.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Redhattler:
I've read about +2 pins for phone working w/o battery attached in some cases. After some soldering experiments my PCB isn't charging and it isn't recognized by PC. I'll test it after buying a multimeter and restoring USB port.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muiratinas:
I have the same problem,

In PCB connection side of the female socket of microUSB, there are 7 pins,

when i measure the connections with a multimeter,

GND / GND / X / X / X/ X/ 5V

are the connection row,

The GND plane is everywhere, so i can fix the problem but, i couldn't find, where the 5V trace goes

(there are some diodes and capacitors near the 5V pin but these are so so small (0201 i think and my magnifying glass is just 8X) so i couldn't find where it connects, )

And maybe the problem is the connection lost because of the trace or a bulk diode.

If you can find a solution the fix your problem, please share with me too =)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Venomous Duck:
I know this is an old thread but since I was unable to find the answer any where I thought I would post this. What Redhatter is referring to is the PHONE side of the USB, not the cord side. The cord side is standard USB as laughingT pointed out, the phone side is 7 pins. After tearing apart a Samsung charging port the pinout on the phone side is

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

VCC | RX TX NC | GND

1,3,4,5,7 matches 1,2,3,4,5 respectively on the USB side. inside the connector the 2 and 6 pins stop short. 6 is ground as Redhatter pointed out. My guess is the 2 pin is an extra logic pin. When a Samsung cable is used instead of a generic cable 2 and 6 get connected in the cable and brings the logic circuit low most likely to enable either faster charging or higher data transfers. It may connect 2 and 1 enabling the phone to work off of a charger without a battery or 2 and 6 connect triggering a switch allowing the phone to isolate power from the battery and run off of the cable, but only with the right cable. However the latter seems like a pretty dirty solution that could easily be accomplished inside the phone with a mechanical switch. Unless the end goal was to sell more cables if customers wanted the feature.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Some-E:
This is awesome, thanks! I've replaced the USB end (PCB + flex + microphone) to my S2 GT-I9100 twice now, and this time it's been only around 1-2 months and I have charging problems. So I was looking for the physical connectors on eBay I could try soldering (I have the old PCB's so I can practise). And then I really began to wonder why 7 pins, which leads me here.

My indirect experience on the extra pins: when I had charging problems for the first time, nudging the charger cable could trigger the phone to think it's been connected to car system, I got Driving mode on stock rom. So the extra pins are used, but I have no details.

I'm now thinking if using a generic cable is bad practise in case of these Samsung 7-pins, because I've heard S2's charging fine through years, and mine doesn't (I use all kinds of chargers / cables)? Replacing the USB PCB + flex is easy, but who orders them for later use? It's always busy time when you cannot charge properly...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Venomous Duck:
I believe all samsungs have this type of connector. I have figured out (through sloppy soldering on my Galaxy S) that grounding pin 2 brings the phone to Dock Mode. Basically Andriod docks, like what originally came in early GM cars, has 2 and 6 connected. When you plug your phone into a media dock, 2 gets connected to 6 to bring it low (grounded). And yes, generic cables are most likely the cause of you port problems. They usually fit very loose, causing bent pins or literately pulling the pins from the PCB. I have had the best luck with factory LG cables.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] banking:
have a zoom image Samsung Galaxy ACE 2 phone model I8160 USB area of the printed circuit board? The USB connector removed had 5 pins only now the universal replacement

has 7 pins that do not match the exact circuit solder connections. The new USB parts

have a total of 9 pins, 5 in the middle of the two pins on the left and two pins on the right

the two outside pins are welded together representing one pin on each side as pin 1 and pin 7 with 5 pins in between. The problem is the pins do not match the circuit board exact

Here is the source for Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 I8160, mini USB replacement parts

[IMG="7 pin SAMSUNG female USB connector"]https://ae01.alicdn.com/kf/HTB11HPQd.QIL1JjSZFhq6yDZFXaw.jpg?size=91774&height=1000&width=1000&hash=fe8d5992f3af77eaec9ccce0c75aabed[/IMG]
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] karthicvkn:
Is it possible to use on screen button on Miui v4 ROM?

Got it : Link
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mickey4398:
anybody installed this rom?

can make tutorial for installation? i have galaxy mini with stock rom 2.3.6 unrooted!

what you need for install?

sry for bad english!!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] rahultiwari1295:
follow this steps

Copy the downloaded files to the (root directory of) your sd-card.

Reboot your device to Custom Recovery (Press Home + Power Button).

note : you have to install cyanwork mod for it ..

[Optional but, Recommended] Do a Nandroid Backup of your current rom.

Now from recovery main menu and select Wipe Data option.

Confirm data wipe by selecting Yes.

Now flash this CM10 custom rom following the steps below in clockworkmod recovery :

Choose Install Zip From Sd Card option.

Select Choose Zip From SD Card option.

Now select ur rom d

Confirm the installation and wait till the rom is installed on you handset.

Reboot your device from your recovery main menu when done.

and enjoy
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dzeig:
mmmh.. afaik it's not recommended for backinup stock, coz we can't. so just back up user apps.

and you need to install cwm/clockworkmod recovery before flashin custom rom. (not cyanworkmod though)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mickey4398:
Одг: [Q] Cm10 R2 installing on Galaxy mini(GT-S5570)

I cant root. I have superuser app but not work!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] kokonelos:
i think that you should try universal_gb_root_v26.zip to root this 2.3.6 stock rom
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mickey4398:
i tryed 3 differnet files. and unrooting but nothing. screenshoot tonight!!

i installed custom recovery ClockWorkMode V4 succefully:laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mickey4398:
root problem
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
You don't need to have root to flash a rom

Just wipe data

Flash rom

Wipe data
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mickey4398:
thanks man!!! now have rooted and installed CM10 :good::D

when installing new relase i need do same procedure ??

wipe partition& data , insall update wipe , reboot?

inn this rom bugs...

wifi signal strenght is not true , lock screen when appolo is runnung is black ..

evryhing works fine.camera app and recorder
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
If updating the same rom then no need to wipe data
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] F4uzan:
BUT, it's recommended to wipe data cause you can have faster & cleaner system.

BTW, correct "then no need to reboot" to "then no need to wipe data"
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] mickey4398:
a wipe partition,upate srom .zip & reboot?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joe_cole0:
when i hooked in the headphone and just starting to type the clicking sound have a 3 sec delay and then it get normal .

how can i fix it ?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jma9454:
You can't. I experience a six second delay. I wonder if it's different for everyone?

Have you noticed that if you stop doing whatever makes sound for about fifteen seconds the static fades out, and then if you start making sound it takes another six seconds to hear audio?

All this is normal and unfixable right now.

Sent from my muffin-ated Kindle Fire with Tapatalk HD.

Just because I am a Senior Member doesn't mean anything.

I do not count myself any higher than anybody else.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joe_cole0:
yeap
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
I'm trying to wire my own car kits for XDA 1.

As there is no way i'm paying the prices asked for the proper car kits.

I already have an in-car holder with a connector fitted for my GPS, and I wish to solder in some more wires to link phone features in.

I've done some searching around the site and this is the info I've figured out so far..

Pin 1 for Microphone Input

Pins 3 & 4 for Audio Out

Pin 19 to tell XDA its in car mode

So my questions:

Are pins 2 & 5 the grounds for the Audio out ?

My car stereo has line inputs (phono connectors) can I just rig up these connectors to Pins 3 & 4 (with grounds) to get audio out ?

I have a phone mute wire on my stereo, what do I hook this upto, so that music will mute while in phone call / getting navigation instructions?

Thanks

Neil
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] LumpiStefan:
Take a look at http://www.xda-developers.com/connectors/

There you can find all about the connector. Ground is ground, so you can use Pin 2 & 5 for your Audio.

Telephone mute at your car stereo won´t work easy. There is no pin at the connector that is used when a phone call is getting in.

The original car kit does this in a black box, that mutes every time a signal comes from the xda.

Just search a bit in the forum....

HTH

Stefan
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
Thanks already had a look @ the connectors page, its very usefull.

I've done some more searching but there are still a few things needing a bit of clarification.

1. Do I need any capacitors or anything else in the line from XDA to Line In on my car stereo?

2. Could one of the audio out feeds be split to also give the mute signal. If so how could i convert it so that the feed is Ground when outputting, and live/dead when not ?

Cheers

Neil
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
:( Anyone ?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] akira:
i have my audio out direct to my line in on my car stereo

i have a mono analog sound amplifier for the mic in (using a carkit mic)

you dont have to do this, just dont put pin 19 to ground, and audio will go through the line out of the connector as well. you can just speak and the mic is fine for xda1

xda2 is very different , had to rewire everything :(

just take 4 or 5 GND wires from the connector

bundel them to 1 GND and put it to the - of you car
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
Thanks mate,

Can I just check a couple of things to make sure I don't kill my XDA or my stereo :p

1 - Nothing is required inline with the audio out 2 line in cables, they just hook straight up ?

2 - Only connect Pin 19 to ground if I don't want to use the internal mike?

Can anyone recommend a small mike, I can fit in the car to use with this setup ?

Cheers for all your help :wink:
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
^ Up we go ;)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] akira:
a external mic is a lot off trouble to build in

i can tell you that :)

if i was u and got a xda1, i would nog ground pin 19

use the internal mic

yes, just hook gnd and line 3 and 4 (audio?) directly to you line in of your car stereo, i think its stereo dependend. its a analog stereo sound wich is produced by your xda1, i have a line in for gps or dvd player audio on my stereo, so that works without any problem, clear sound :)

i have a nokia microfoon and a mono sound amplifier as a line in to GND and pin 1
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
Thats brilliant cheers mate,

I am really wanting to try putting an external mic on as the phone is mounted down low and quite a way from the drivers head so i don't think the internal mic would pick up clearly..

What size amplifier do you have for your mic ?

I'm thinking maybe getting a handsfree mic and mounting it up by the drivers head, would something like this be suitable to use with that? : http://www.maplin.co.uk/products/module.asp?CartID=031221163652177&moduleno=2904

Thanks for all the help ;)
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] akira:
i have something very similar like that :)

for my xda2 that is

maybe if you havent started the wirering and soldering. you could do like i did

get a LPT printer connector, it has more then sufficient connectors for each wire, and they have numbers!

ideal. for future plans.

then i just get a second connector and solder that to every componnent
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
Great!

If it used a tie-clip style microphone would I still need to use an amplifier with it, as I imagine the pickup is reasonably good on them..

Is 2.5W enough ?

Many Thanks :wink:
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] akira:
i dont know with xda1, if i connect a portable mp3 player to my xda2, i must set it to at least 2/4 of volume.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] jpiek:
@akira :

I'm wondering where to connect Pin 19 to ground...

Can i just lead one wire out of the connector and ground it to the car, to the ground of the audio (pin 2) or should i connect it to another ground on the connector... ?

Btw, i disconnected the org. ground from the connector from pin 2 (less noise)... So i have onder Ground-audio out on pin 2...
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Swifty:
jpiek: Have you made your own kit ?

I would be interested on how you done yours, how you rigged your microphone up etc..

Cheers

Neil
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] jpiek:
Not yet, i used to have juts audio-out from the GPS cable on my XDA I.

For the XDA/MDA II i need to ground Pin 19. I still haven't done that since i don't have a external MIC.

Now i wish to be able to ground pin 19 with a switch. If "on" it will shorten the connection and use audio-out (for TomTom). I hope to be able to use the BT headset for phone.

If i don't use audio-out, i can disconnect Pin 19 and use the inernal mic for voicedail etc....
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] Mütze:
Are there any news on that topic? How can I generate a mute signal?

thanks

Mütze
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Accessories] pt-1:
Hi,

I have a SPV E100 what should be simular to the XDA's. I want to to nearly the same. My setup should work with a Safe2talk Handsfree Kit where I want to connect the Speakers/Audio to the Navigation/Phone in of my Blaupunkt radio. I also want to use a serial GPS receiver. I read different articels in this forum but could not find a answer to my question.

How could I realize a mute funktion?

Cheers

PT-1
[General Questions and Answers] Scythemore:
Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] AlexPlus31:
Do you mean another wallpaper? Or another launcher?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RenegadeTe:
First of all, i'm new here, so if I make a mistake, no hate please.

So I was trying to install Xbean onto my Galaxy S GT-I9000.

This phone has a broken USB port, and as such, I had to root and flash Clockwordmod Recovery mod onto it without a computer. I managed to get into CWM Recovery and went to flash the Xbean.zip file I had on the internal SD card, and when I did, it lasted maybe 3 seconds, then turned off and back on. It's now hanging at the "Galaxy S GT-I9000" first boot screen. For some reason, the 3 button combo doesn't work for either recovery or download.

Anyone have any ideas on how I can fix this issue?

P.s. I have already taken the battery out and placed it back in multiple times.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] durkaya:
same here. I have a galaxy s I9000 with a broken usb port and I can get into download mode but no recovery. because of the usb port can not use odin. searched a lot but I could not find a solution. without odin it seems it is not possible to fix the phone. One repair center guy told me that there is a chip or something on the motherboard that regulates the usb connection. that thing is damaged because of imporperly charging. I have a bricked phone.(though I have still download mode)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compacity:
both of u. if ur on GB. n u success to boot to recovery before da problem occur, u need to flash cm9 stable first to gain da cwm not direct custom ROM. then first flash will bootloop. juz take out battery, n use 3 combo button to go back to recovery again. its da matter of releasing da combo button. release it RIGHT AFTER u see da first bootsplash n wait. if failed. try again. n if it still fail. it means da kernel doesnt even flashed inside system.so u need to flash back to firmware using odin.

note: first flash will install cwm n kernel only as upgrading partition.

second flash will install da ROM.

try to boot to recovery again.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soryuu:
Usually the way to fix this would be to use the adb shell to force download mode, or using a USB jig to go back to stock. However neither of them would work because you have a broken USB port... :/

Again, best way to do this would be to use download mode and flash in a stock rom. Bu tif the USB port is broken... :/

I think the only thing you guys can do would be to get the USB port repaired somehow. Most methods (although do try [MENTION=3574024]compacity[/MENTION]'s method, it may work) rely on the USB port and a USB connection.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2 Be:
was struggling with the same problem for 2 weeks until I had to give up and send it in.

In my case though, it was not like the support guy said a broken chip but abrasion of the connector in the middle of the USB Port. Obviously plugged it in too often.

Sent it to W-Support, they replaced the small plate in the middle of the connector and everything is working nicely again. So probably a piece of hope for you that maybe some support can still revive your phone. Unfortunately afaik there is no way to recover it w/o reflashing. Was within warranty so no clue what the price would be.

Some people are reporting that removing the battery for like one night made the bootloop disappear.. desperate times etc. wo why not give it a shot
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] durkaya:
As I said before donwload mode is ok but conection can not be done due to broken usb port (even after fixing the usb port two times). So I guess there is something wrong with the main board. Anyway thanks to all...May be if there is a way to boot from an external sd (like installing ubuntu from usb stick) if not I have dead phone....