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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheBeano:
Had a couple of random reboots yesterday and today, seemed to be related to moving bluetooth headphones out of range, as in this issue. Seems to be OK at the moment.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] galaxyg:
* Changing brightness by swiping the top bar not working

* Can not get to GPS settings using *#*#1472365#*#*

* I got a screencap of a homescreen in my gallary, I dont know how i got it. I don't have a app to do that

* Samsung keyboard is multi touch

* Battery use stats not working properly. Showing all the battery use by display.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DrIGGI:
Touchwiz is the only thing, that laggs as hell ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ivanchin99:
I believe the bolded feature was removed in Froyo
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] TheBeano:
Turns out this is Google's fault and not fixed in Froyo. :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ferhatcan:
GPS is still ****. Last night I've tried to use gps via google maps. It doesn't connect even one satellite. And then suddenly it connects nine of them! a minute later zero again. totally unreliable.

These results are from a car going 120 km/h. I guess people writing these "GPS is fixed" comments test GPS only while standing or walking
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
The best part of JPH was informing me when it was charged 100% & asked me to disconnect.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] antz_77:
Even my tomtom 930 has gps fix problems when im walking...

Enviado desde mi Galaxy S
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] opica:
This does even my stock JG1...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DrIGGI:
It's still working, you only need to push it 1 second, and mothe then.... That's actually a nice feature, because i sometimes moved it accidentally.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] digitheatre:
thx for the tips. working for me.

this JPH build lock gps very fast. i've been using it to travel in my car..till now haven't dissapoint me yet.

sometimes fc occur for certain apps... but overall very satisfied with this build
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Roy Ngan:
Did you have "use Wifi network" option enable?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] edgardurao:
Back to JP3 from modaco. JPH was a complete disaster im my oppinion: Slow after a day, Exchange Replys with problems, random FCs... well. Pitty i've liked the new wallpapers.

Only thing not reverted was product code changed to KOR with this, but when i've some time will try to fix it.

Appbrain saves a lot of work, simplifying all the reinstall work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NIGos:
I advice anyone who is having problems with this rom to reinstall it using the Odin procedure, and then applying DocRambone full optimized rom. I've done so after a terrible experience using the Kies update, but since when I've reinstalled the rom with Odin I'm having a blast with the performance of this release.

Apps loads quickly and the overall responsiveness is top class.I haven't used any lag fix at all and I'm on my third day with this rom and it's still snappy as the first day.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Aery:
After upgrading to JPH over Kies, it was terrible laggy for me. I came from JPC. Then i´ve flashed it using Odin and did a complete Wipe.

Rooted, installed ADW Launcher and now its the fastest Rom I´ve ever seen on SGS. But don't use TouchWiz, its very laggy on JPH.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] septlc:
have u ever tried skyfire ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] septlc:
are you sure about that ? i have hundreds of meetings on my outlook calendar, and i think that when i used jpc3 i think sync worked ok with kies.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] clubtech:
For people who say JPC has lags and FC's.

after you flash: WIPE AND CLEAR CASH VIA RECOVERY

That solved most of my issues.

I have been using it for a few days now and no noticing any FC's and lag.

The only thing i don't like is the super low amount of free RAM this version has. like 100MB after boot which is fairly low.

the HK JP3 has about 180MB after boot.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] appelflap:
1. On other froyo version the whole lbstest app (the one triggered by the code) was removed. On one I saw a gpssetup app (also on the tab froyo). Question is how to get to it :)

2. I believe the froyo versions had some nice shortcut to make screenshots (something like holding the home button and press back or something like that)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sidthar:
Hmmm. Try *#3214789650# :) It works on my JPC.

rgrds
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bilboa1:
samsung lag fix: keep RFS and put everything into RAM!

Sorry, had too :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] azuresystem:
very much as the poster above me said, plus twlauncher lag is horrid ;( although it finally has the screen previews which was the one thing that made me go for different launchers, praying to the devs they slap on a bigger screencache for tw

*holding thumbs*
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] JuWa:
I sure hope this wont be the final release when Froyo hits official. This has so much lag, even with a lag fix. Feels like the first firmware JF3, which I had when I bought this phone... :( I even got 1-2sec. blackouts with this JPH+Lag fix.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] appelflap:
hey great!! thanks. How did you actually discovered this code? I've looked at some apks but all i can see are those boring system menu codes.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dirk1978:
MY experience has been that the GPS has performed as I've expected since JM1 new. JF3 wasn't very good at all. JPC improved it wildly to as good as or better than my old HTC Dream, JPH is more or less the same. This is a My Tracks recording I did with JPH, I'm not sure if you can get much better than this: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?ie...95272957205427.000490a10b58cd60875c3&t=h&z=11

Pretty much my experience. This version seems to lag horribly even with a lag fix in place when backing out of applications. The worst I notice is during typing on Swype where it will just freeze and completely ignore my last word.

I accept I'm trying out a beta firmware and I'm reporting back as such. I'm slightly concerned that this build is market-enabled so Samsung are expecting a firmware designated as JPH to be the final shipping Froyo ROM. Hopefully this version was the early unoptimised build of JPH like with JM1. I'm not sure they could even get away with shipping this one. It needs to perform at least as well as the Eclair versions, and so far it doesn't.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] milkaa13:
Hi could you let me know if we need to take any special steps to get usb tethering run? My wireless mobile ap works on JPH but USB tether didn't work at all. Was previously working in JPC. Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saadfozi:
hey i was wondering if anyone can help me im on 3 mobile network in the uk i updated to this version of froyo so far its been good but i have two problems....first of all i cant seem to get my 3g to work and i can only use the internet through wifi second i cant seem to find skype anywhere!!! and its very important for me to have skype. if anyone can help please let me know thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zenkinz:
the lag is gone after I do alot of things, which unfortunately I have not logged down every single steps to be able to pinpointly determine the cause of the lag, but I believe it's a combination of a few/majority of steps;

1. factory and csc reset

2. remove all the unwanted Samsung widgets and apps (esply if you are not using Touchwiz, as all these take up memory at startup even if you dont' use it)

3. install/restore launcherpro w/o data restore

4. applied RyanZA lagfix v2+

5. applied autokiller memory tweak (strict profile, or I think you can do it through RyanZA OCLF app

it's smooth like silk now, no freeze or momentarily hang when typing a text, something that frustrate me initially.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dadyal:
it does not work on my toshiba u400 laptop i am running win 7 :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] betoNL:
If you work with LauncherPro, just create a shortcut to Lbstest:

Shortcuts / Activities / LbsTesMode

Fast and easy...no more keypad

Here JPH is even faster than JPC ..no need for any lagfix whatsoever

I always perform a factory reset BEFORE flashing (Doc's advice)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] huxflux2003:
I think performance is worse than my previous JM5, especially during browsing. Actually the browser has become much worse in terms of performance. Sluggish and when there are lots of flash it tends to crap out alltogether. Anyone else noticed this? I have wiped the phone after flashing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lethalfriend:
Anyone can confirm if ad-hoc wifi connections is working on this rom or not. (Want to share the laptop internet connection with galaxy)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sunwee:
wow reading some of the feedbacks here is really quite a disappointment. JPH may or may not be the final froyo release but with the supposed release date so near, doubt things can get much better even with more tweakings. a big FU to samsung...

the just announced HTC Desire HD is getting more attractive by the hour...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bilboa1:
its not working on official froyo (only works one way: phone is ad hoc and pc connect) so i wouldnt hold my breath ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] furstrated:
hows bluetooth file transfer? does it still crash when opened from notification(JPC)?

is the music player still noisy when accessing ouch screen and going to standby?

how about the getting ip stuck up on wifi?

these are all jpc problem, can anybody confirm if they are fixed or not?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] wliu88:
is this version support 512M?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MomijiTMO:
+1 mate.

Back to HTC I go :p. I gave Sammy a go and to be honest, things have been ok but far from ideal. With the help of XDA, my SGS runs fine.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] android53:
If this is the final product I am never buying from samsung again, back to htc.

We shouldn't have to fix our phones ourselves to make then functional
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] beep_co:
Oh man, i just got my galaxy s today and i hope samsung doesnt fail with the update! I dont have the 3 button thingy working so i do not want to risk it with unofficial roms...anyways, how is the official update going to come to my phone??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] clubtech:
I don't what all the complaints are about. Been using this for a few hours now with launcher pro and I have no lag and no FC's .

So far the best froyo I have used for the galaxy.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] edwinlinkt:
If you have Windows 7, try Virtual Router. It turn your laptop into wifi hotspot.

http://virtualrouter.codeplex.com/

This is how i use my SGS to connect Internet with my laptop.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] edwinlinkt:
What languages does JPH support?

Any Chinese language support and input method?

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rdy2go:
Blocking bug for me!

I hope it's not final froyo...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tricky103:
Hi

I have been using for a few hours. Seems very nice, I have had problems reading flash magazines.

I went for the Samsung over the htc as my previous phone was a magic and I only started liking it at the end of it's contact. As for the samsung I have liked it from the start even with it's flaws, and I also enjoy changing rom's, it has been a great learning curve since I got this phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] odyssey61:
Agreed. If the HTC Desire has better memory for apps which I am sure it will this thing is goooone!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dark_sith:
With HTC Sense it might even be possible to use mail and calendar .... Maybe even with Exchange support...

My patience with Samsung is over soon ... It's less than 2 weeks to go for the final build, which I will flash and then sell the phone. Enough is enough!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rdy2go:
Exchange Reply bug is real pain ...

I hope this firmware is not the final release...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] MoWa22:
I've created an alarm to go off every day, making it easy to use it as wake-up alarm without having to change the day every time I set it (which in itself is a complete disaster...) - but even though I had disabled the alarm half an hour ago, it just went off at the scheduled time. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DocRambone:
If this the final froyo then its a big disappointment.

It way slower than my Nexus or Desire. And most of the bugs from 2.1 are still present.

I give Samsung a month, if no better update i will change to htc desire hd...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nandihno:
No problems so far its faster than jpc I did reset before flashing and use kies to upgrade
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dakine:
Dear Samsung, please follow the other phone company's lead and hire actual software engineers to create your software. It's clear that the two MONKEYS AREN'T CUTTING IT!!! :)

Seriously though, it seems like they have a very small dev team working on this if they still haven't gotten this right :(

Desire HD is starting to look pretty good.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] elmig:
...or give us a way to get a working stock android.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] celeronix:
I think that we should post a new thread with big letters especially for Samsung to get their attention on all the problems :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dakine:
Hmmm, i wonder if stock android would fix a lot of the problems, I don't know how much of the OS has to be tailored to specific hardware. How much of these bugs are from drivers vs samsung touchwiz customization crapification.

Go for it, I'll bump it :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BackfireNL:
People! relax... i can't see why your all *****ing? because your quadrant score isn't that high? Or linpack scores... Don't pay any ****ing attention to that. Please focus on the user experience. JPH is a pretty decent build. I agree its not as sharp as Froyo on the desire or whatever but as soon as Samsung releases the sources Supercurio will work on his voodoo magic for FroYo and we will have a booming phone.

In this release flash and memorymanagement are fixed so they are making progress.. haven't found any bugs yet!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ethanfel:
Exactly BackfireNL.

By the way, where can i find my nv_data, i want to make a backup ?

Thank you :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dnsp:
Who is complaining about quadrant scores in this thread? Nobody. People just want the BIG BUGS fixed but Samsung cannot fix them because they are amateurs.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rdy2go:
They are making progress - agree on that but the top #1 bug is still there.

You don't seem to use Exchange account!

Try to reply to an email and you'll see how flawed this ROM is.

Basic functionality IS MISSING!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BackfireNL:
???

I'm using my exchange account just fine... tell me what the problem is!

It syncs my agenda, contacts and email...

Only thing i hate is the ****ing security policy reinforcement! but thats not a bug!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rdy2go:
Try to reply to an email, write your reply (text), SEND reply and... your recipient will receive empty text (no text) instead of your reply.

Just try it with your other email account.

Sync works perfectly (contacts, calendar, email) - the "reply' bug is really ugly though.

I consider it a blocking issue because I use my smartphones for years to reply to my mails from work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] satan66:
My product code code has changed in registry and *#272*HHMM# not working.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] K4P1:
You can edit it by editind nv_data.bin file with hex-editor. Search for current code's ending (as in "KOR" code) and replace it with correct video.

More detailed instructions can be found in forum (it is not my idea, but it works for me)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] kalpik:
Do you also have .nv2.bak and .nv2.bak.md5 in your /efs folder?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jodue:
agreed 100%! a lot of people here are just overreacting big time. as far as i read, most of the bugs are fixed: gps seems to work, lag seems not so bad any more (will be perfect soon with voodoo :D), black levels, etc.

remember: all other devices have problems/bugs too. a friend of mine for instance complained a lot about the 2.2 update for the htc desire. he said it seemed almost slower and not as smooth ... probably people expecting wonders from 2.2 that can't be satisfied.

i just hope that samsung releases the source soon so that we finally get some cm or other aosp rom :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] huxflux2003:
Browser slow as hell, almost unusable.

Overall performance worse than JM5+lagfix, although with fewer hiccups.

Missing input languages.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dutchcow:
My first impressions are ok. Got some FC's with TitaniumBackup, and when installing apps from market place I was trying to do as much installs as possible and got a FC as gift. On JM8 that didn't happen (all without lag fixes). Now that everything has been installed it seems to run fine. Have yet to test browsing properly, but it seemed ok.

This is not the update we were dreaming about, but it is better than the JPx stuff. Let hope it is not the real final because that would be disappointing. I don't expect a fully optimised phone hardware/software like HTC/Google do, but the hardware inside the SGS is so powerful it is a waste not to use it all, or at least try to with a proper JIT and optimised kernel for the hardware.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rdy2go:
It could be a very good ROM if they didn't screw the things up with simple task of replying to an Exchange email!!!

Don't expect me (business user) to tolerate such a flaw and lack of basic QA (cirtical functionality is MISSING).

Still, it's not the final ROM (I hope so) and I believe it's going to be fixed.

Reverting back to 2.1 to be able to respond to my emails...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] cheetah2k:
Why the hell doesnt Samsung grab the Nexus One FRF91, add driver support + touchwiz plus their tried n tested apps and they're done???

When I had the Nexus One, geez it was a fast phone. So much so I'm about fek this rubbish off back to it if Samsung don't pull the finger out.

7 days Samsung, 7 days till your promised 2.2 release.

Its not looking good folks....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] job:
Very good experience here!

I came from JM7 + Voodoo lagfix b1 to this, never installed any other froyo rom on this.

This was the first rom that kept all my data, applications and settings. When I first boot I though that did not update went to verify and it was it. Things are responding well.

I have installed about 120 applications including launcherpro. From those, the only one that asked till now to reinstall again was Ndrive.

Pros:

Better wifi reception and responsiveness

finnaly able to set up multiple gmail accounts

much faster allshare, although still gives error "cannot read file format" from NAS

Cons:

There is still lag, but less than with any eclair rom without lagfix

Gps is still innacurate (about 10 mts wrong)

So, I'm very satisfied, but hoping Samsung and looking for Samsung improvements on future roms, specially GPS.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] spyrale:
just one question to samsung: where is my fuc***g ram?? where? i bought a phone advertised with 512 mb and i have one with less than 310 mb...this is not fair at all. i also gave a motorola flipout (289 euro, 512 ram) to my gf as a gift and it has 270 mb free ram on boot, it is far smoother and snappier than this crap phone even with 20 app opened in background. i'm so disappointed and i'm sick of this **** roms, i'm sick of lag fixes, i'm sick of samsung :mad:

if this is the final rom i will trow this phone by the window (i'm not gonna telling you where i live :) )
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] darkoroje:
I am sorry but GPS does NOT work and in fact seems worse than JPC. Yes the initial lock is fast but while driving there are frequent lock dropouts. The navigation program than becomes confused and places you on the wrong road or thinks the car is still moving while stopped or vice versa. It is looking more and more likely that Samsung is unable to fix the GPS.

The lag is still there especially when the phone is starting up or installing programs from the market. Fortunately the one click lag works so that is not a problem
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ivanchin99:
All websites or just specific sites? Mine are smooth as baby's bottom
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dagrim1:
As long as it's a beta/development rom there's just not much to blame. It's the risk you take when flashing and using experimental updates...

Sure, it's sloppy but only when it's still present in the final version there are real blames to make.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Finguz:
It's always amusing when people force install unreleased firmware and then ***** when it's not perfect :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ahmetcenk:
i do agree N1 is such a fast phone..Before i sell the N1 and buy this laggy SGS,i thought it will be faster than N1..What a shame such powerful device with ****ty software...If SGS will not optimize it till 23th bye bye to SGS and buy a Desire HD...

I will never buy anything with samsung label on it..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] darkoroje:
There are only two weeks left before end of September it is unrealistic to expect that the final version will be much different
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ewok666:
Have to agree.....not looking good at all!

The market works without a fix so that's not a good sign. I hope this is not going to become the final in a few days.

Now for anyone who is not drunk, visually impaired or just too excited about Froyo:

This release is NOWHERE near as snappy as JM8 with Voodoo. Obviously Samsung are too dumb to see that their (R)etarded (F)ile (S)ystem isn't going anywhere.

I'm seriously thinking about either the Desire HD or an iphone. I'm just sick of trying to fix things that shouldn't be broken.

Oh, and GPS is definitely worse than JM8. It lags, it stops and it drops.

And to those who report this release to be super fast, speedy and what not........WAKE UP and stop posting this junk......you obviously don't know a speedy ROM. Other than Flash and some other features this is rather a step back from the latest Eclair builds!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] EarlZ:
Well if only JM8 would stop downloading random crap from the market id use it..

still th JPH only has battery usage stats for like screen/idle/signal time.. everything else is not monitored..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ultravox:
Hello!

I regret to inform that you are the one that must wake up from your nightmare: so far so good. Nothing to report. 35 apps restored with titanium. GPS between 15 and 45seg to fix coming from gps off.

This is a nice beta. The strange part is the wide range of user experience. I can't complain.

offtopic: SGS is not perfect, but as already written on this topic, almost every other phone as problems (quite usual this days, but unacceptable). I remember I got astonished when found out that my htc hd couldn't play the same video file that the old Universal did!!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] huxflux2003:
Performance is reduced everywhere. Specific heavy sites kill the browser completely.

Also I forgot to mention that the compass has lost it. Is there any way to recalibrate it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nickporwal:
i expected from samsung to deliver a fast and bug free froyo. I dont expect from samsung to excel in any benchmarks but i want a seamless user experience from such a high end device.It will be very sad if this JPH is the final ROM. samsung definitely knows how to make a great device looks like a **** through crappy software.