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[Captivate Android Development] giannisgx89:
What's that one click app?

I did what you said:

I powered off my phone

then i pressed and held the 2 volume buttons and i plugged in the usb cable but nothing happens the phone is still off with the usb cable connected.

Also if i press the volume buttons and then plug in the usb with the phone off and also hold the power button again nothing happens.

I only got my pc to recognize my phone when the phone was open i change the usb settings to mass storage with dibugging off but it recognized it for few seconds, after that again the screen goes balck and when i plug out the usb it start again.
[Captivate Android Development] kakwvu:
I run the program.. goes through on the second boot.. goes to run update packages? And fails the data wipe. Then says..

E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmblk0p2

(Invalid Argument)

E:copy_data_default_apk:Can't mount DBDATA:

1-Clicked back to JF6.. then back to JI6.. good to go.
[Captivate Android Development] Dungeon47:
Stay away from droidVNSserver on the app market. It put me into blackout, and I had to pull battery and quickly uninstall before it could initialize. Otherwise it's been great.
[Captivate Android Development] jsong1970:
My phone was not going into download mode and therefore, I read some previous posts(here and there). From that, I put together the followings and that's steps I took to get mine upgraded to Froyo. ADB is in Android SDK and you can get from the following place: dl.google.com/android/android-sdk_r07-windows.zip

Again, everything will be wiped out and it's your reponsibility to get it right.

How to upgrade firmware using ODIN and ADB for download mode

1.	Activate USB debugging from the phone(obviously phone powered on but USB cable detached)

2.	Plugin USB Cable into computer

3.	Open Odin3 One-Click Flasher

4.	Open up command shell

5.	Change directory to where ADB resides and type in "adb reboot download" - Phone should reboot to Download Mode, Yellow Droid with shovel.

6.	Odin3 will say 0:[COM#]

7.	Press Start on the Odin3 Flasher

8.	Phone will reflash and reboot.

9.	Wait until everything is done and reboot is completed.
[Captivate Android Development] kinggheedora:
Having the same problem. FWD or reply, the email goes through to recipients, but the text I entered on the phone is not included (basically the reply or FWD goes through with just the quoted text).
[Captivate Android Development] giannisgx89:
DAMN!!!

I just connect the phone with the charger and it does the same thing (shuts down untill i plug it out)

I it has to do something with this new firmware.

So should i sent it back to samsung for a fix?
[Captivate Android Development] aoprea:
This firmware is posible to flash on european version of Samsung Galaxy'S (GT_I9000) ?
[Captivate Android Development] appydawn87:
GPS worked great the first time.. Then went back screwy :( Was extremely excited now sort of depressed... Google Maps acted VERY accurate until tried to use the navigation program... Anyone else have this problem?
[Captivate Android Development] bamonkey:
+1 to this....Maps is/was awesome till i used navigation. yesterday morning i got no locks whatsoever in maps or nav all the way home on the 20 min drive.. kinda bumed out as it seems like i can only get a non gps lock by turning wifi and the new sensor option off and on everytime i want to get an updated location.
[Captivate Android Development] :
Me too. GPS isn't working at all on Captivate Android 2.2 & stays forever "Searching for GPS"!! It's very bad. Anyone knows why is that?
[Captivate Android Development] DeerChaser:
Does not work on all phones.
[Captivate Android Development] screwyluie:
after this update borked my phone, this is the ONLY way it worked on mine... once I got jf6 back on with odin, then the 2.2 update worked just fine... but it took me a while to figure out how to get it back into download mode after it was screwed up... I was used to pressing the power button as well.... only works if you leave the power button alone once you've screwed up your phone

as for froyo, I've only had it loaded a couple hours... early tests indicated good battery life, slower boot but faster over all once it's all loaded up, all the new options are great (mobile AP, GPS on/off, etc) only tested gps once while standing on my lawn, google maps had me locked in about 30 seconds to 5 meters, a gps test app told me there were 8 sats in view, and it had me locked at ~30 foot accuracy at best and about a 10 sec lock. Something I notice when I was doing it... holding the phone flat in my hand, near my face (about a foot away) while blocking the sky with my head over the phone, it had a hard time locking on at all... as soon as I moved the phone out from under my head it locked quickly... very picky... needs a good clear view of the sky to work at all

and thanks for the leaked update :)
[Captivate Android Development] DeerChaser:
I don't believe I screwed up my phone. Never mentioned nor tried the power button, just the up/down volume buttons.
[Captivate Android Development] mnbgibbs:
LOVING IT!!!!!

Thank you to the people that was able to snag this.

Downloading now...
[Captivate Android Development] ohbaby714:
Upgrading.

YAY.......
[Captivate Android Development] typ44q:
Move to SD error?

Is anyone else getting an error message when trying to move an app to SD?

When I try it I get the error message "Failed to move application. Not enough memory"

I have 10.33GB available on the internal SD card.

I tried using the built in function as well as the App 2 SD app and get the same error.
[Captivate Android Development] SeriousBizznass:
My only issue is that since I've flashed this I've been getting SIM CARD NOT FOUND errors.

Anyone else noticing this?
[Captivate Android Development] dankhar:
Problems

I searched on here but didn't find anything so sorry if this has been said before. I am still new to Android coming from my Blackberry.

I tried to update my phone using odin. I was in download mode and everything seemed to be going fine. It sat there and waited for it to finish updating but it was stuck at the line saying to not disconnect. Well, my phone was disconnected now when it comes back on all I get is a black screen with a picture of a phone and a computer and a caustion sign in the middle.

Anyway to fix this or what? I really hope there is. :(
[Captivate Android Development] SeriousBizznass:
Just go back into download mode and try the flash again. It happened to me also.
[Captivate Android Development] csader:
Bluetooth Remote SIM Mode

Someone mentioned this before, but never got a reply. Thought I'd ask again...

Any idea how to get it to stop going into "Remote SIM Mode"? Happens when I turn bluetooth on, but the notification stays when I turn BT back off. Hitting "deactivate" doesn't seem to do anything, but sometimes it goes away if I turn BT on then off again...

Thanks in advance.
[Captivate Android Development] foxbat121:
I think that is a bug in this firmware. If you leave the phone along for a few mininutes after turning off the BT, it will go away by itself.

BTW, on my phone the 'remote SIM mode' notification only occurs after I turn off the BT.
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
try putting an external sd card in.....betcha that might help
[Captivate Android Development] flawedlegacy:
WOOO HOOO!!!!

I cannot thank the unknown sources enough!! ... As well as you guys for posting this! I am in the setup of the phone now! Sucks ya gotta reconfigure the phone, but it's SOOOOOO worth it!

:D

THANKS FOR THIS THREAD!!!! JUST MADE MY MONTH!
[Captivate Android Development] typ44q:
DOH! I was under the impression that you could move apps to the "internal" SD too, thanks for the info!
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
sorry for the sarcasm.....
[Captivate Android Development] behrouz:
Now that we know 2.2 is well on its way, how long do you think it will be before it gets an official release? This build doesn't seem to be as polished as it should by this time.
[Captivate Android Development] neowisdom1031:
Ok guys, I'm having some issues getting this to load. I've done the volume buttons held with phone off, plug it in and hit start. Nothing happens. Is there something I'm missing? :confused:

Update:

Ok I found this post: #1266 with in this topic on page 127.

Followed the steps, and nothing. It looks like there's a driver issue. My phone is not showing up in Odin when in download mode. When it's booted normally it shows up. When in download mode windows fails to install the driver for "gadget serial" Any ideas or recommendations?

Update:

Ok Found the drivers I needed on a sticky post in the main Captivate forum. Updated and now running 2.2 :D
[Captivate Android Development] kakwvu:
Why won't Froyo import my .vcf file of contacts on my internal SD card? Kies won't recognize Froyo either, so I cannot use the backup of my contacts using it. GoogleSync also only seems to be syncing my GTalk contacts and not my phonebook contacts.
[Captivate Android Development] gabby131:
awesome!

installed this bootleg firmware and its brilliant! Even though its more laggy than Eclair. well there is still an official one coming up :D

Thank you!!!!!!!!
[Captivate Android Development] whitesedan:
Installed and running froyo since Saturday morning. No issues so far and its been running great.

I do notice battery life had improved, GPS locks and is more accurate than previous release, and overall system runs quite smooth.

There are slight lag once in a while but not a deal breaker. Hopefully everyone is having a good experience!

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
Quick question from a rookie

So i wanted to know do i need to root my device before i try this and if it goes wrong how do i go about getting my phone back to its orignal state?
[Captivate Android Development] derek4484:
Phone doesnt have 512, its got 336MB, same as the samsung fascinate.
[Captivate Android Development] kakwvu:
Download 1-ClickOdin JF6 and follow the instructions. It'll return it to NIB state.
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
IN CASE YOU DON'T LIKE 2.2 MAKE SURE YOU USE ROM MANAGER TO BACKUP YOUR 2.1 ROM.

If you are on 2.1 and want to be rooted on 2.2 then download Cognition 2.2beta.zip

Instructions on how to install it can be found in FAQ - http://cognition.theidiotshideout.net/mw/index.php?title=Main_Page#From_2.1_Eclair

This will root the phone and add SuperUser and a few other essential apps. Please remember this is in BETA status :)

If you want to revert back to 2.1, you can download the firmware from samfirmware.com and use Odin to go back to Éclair. From there you can use ClockWork to restore your ROM.
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
Ok

So i dont need to root my device first before i do this then i can just download the leaked file and follow the install instruction and be whining and dining in froyo?
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
You HAVE to be rooted in 2.1 and have ClockWork working properly if you are upgrading from 2.1 to 2.2. The main problem for us who already went to the 2.2 kernel is that the recovery manager is now e3 and checks for signature when applying an update.zip

So if you're already rooted on 2.1 then you won't have a problem getting ClockWork booting up in e2 recovery mode and applying the cog 2.2beta. :)

For us 2.2 users we have to swap into the 2.1 kernel to boot into ClockWork and then flash back to the 2.2 kernel when we're done working on stuff.
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
hahah

wow i think ill just wait i have no idea what im doing and i dont want to mess anything up. i mean my captivate is stock 2.1.1 its never been rooted so i dont know if this will mess my phone up i try to install this file. from what it sounds i have to root my device first and have no clue how to do that.
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
download one click lag fix from market.....it will root your phone for you. Literally open the app. tap the screen in the appropriate place, turn off phone, hold both volume buttons while also holding power button until white at&t splash screen comes up, use volume button to scroll to apply update.zip, wait a second, select reboot (power button is used to make selections) and voila you are rooted.

There are numerous other ways to do it but this is literally rooting for dummies....no offense intended.
[Captivate Android Development] jcm193:
Sorry but iam a total newbie on this,ive installed this without any problems well I thought so anyway the problem is that i can not here anything but crackling when i make a call and I can no put the phone in download mode it just keeps on flashing at&t at me can some please help me thanks
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
none taken i know i dont know crap about the technical stuff.
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
also, dont worry about anything else that OCLF does, just use it for root
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
So i ran the app and am in recovery mode but i dont have a udate.zip option.. just reboot system now

reinstall packages

delete data

delete cache data

what do i do now?
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
- To get into "Download Mode" for Odin flashing you make sure your phone is turned off COMPLETELY (I've noticed that our phone vibrates now to denote the phone has fully turned off)

- Hold the volume buttons and then plug the USB in. The USB will provide power WHILE you are already holding down the buttons, thus putting you in download mode.

Are you on 2.1 right now or 2.2? Please be specific with your setup :)
[Captivate Android Development] phlunkie:
Wondering about this myself. I wonder if it has to do with the type of bluetooth device connected. i have a rocketfish stereo headset connected.
[Captivate Android Development] derek4484:
Same for me here too. Everytime I try Odin one click on my win 7 64 bit machine it freezes. I have to use my old laptop that has win vista 32 bit on it. Odin3 one click has NEVER worked for me on win 7 64 bit. It recognizes the phone, sets it up as com5, does file analysis, then freezes at the point is says do not turn off phone or something to that effect. Meanwhile win vista 32 bit flies right through the entire process.
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
I have 2.1.1 installed and im trying to root my device with OCLF app. so i run the app click the root setup it says successfully completed please reboot your device.

so i do and when i enter the recovery mode there is not update.zip file to select.
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
Are you using the 64bit Samsung drivers and making sure you execute Odin with "Run as Administrator"? I've never had a problem on my W7 x64 Ultimate rig.

Ok so you are on a stock 2.1 kernel correct? Do you have any custom mods installed or was this your first time rooting? If this is your first time rooting just say reboot your device (if you haven't copied over the cog 2.2beta.zip to your sdcard).

Once you go into your device again you should be able to download Super User and Rom Manager from the market correct? This will allow su access or "root" access to programs that need it.
[Captivate Android Development] nizbot:
Stoked!

So I'm assuming this is not the final version then?
[Captivate Android Development] cecatt:
Is there a way to do this without rooting the phone? I put Froyo on my Captivate and am missing a ton of paid apps such as MLB at bat.
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
lol no, not even close. the i9000 phones already have about 4 or 5 2.2 STOCK firmwares and our first one was just leaked a few nights ago.

I wouldn't expect a "final" version to come out until AT&T releases their version.

@ cecatt

Can you not re-download your paid apps from the Market?
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
Ok so i installed both the super user and rom manager. now what do i do? sorry for this whole noob chain i just really want to get this froyo build.
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
- It's cool, no worries :) If you launch Rom Manager your first option should be "Download Cockworkd Recovery" and then it'll ask your phone version.

- Select Samsung Captivate and it should create an update.zip on your phone that is ~1mb large.

As a test, turn your phone off and try and enter "recovery mode". This can be accomplished by holding both volume buttons down and pressing the power button for ~2 seconds. Release the power button and after a few seconds, release the volume buttons. You should then be able to "Reinstall packages" which will run anything in the update.zip.

You should get something saying "preparing files for Clockword boot" and it MAY restart again which you will want to say "reinstall packages" again.

If this works, you should be able to go into Clockwork Recovery module (which means everythings working properly).

Go ahead and reboot your phone so that you're back to your lockscreen in 2.1

-----------------------

Once this is acomplished, copy the Cog 2.2beta zip to your SDcard and just leave the name as it is.

Unmount your phone and enter Rom Manager. Select the option to "Install ROM from SDcard"

Go to the cog 2.2beta.zip, and it'll reboot your phone into the Clockwork Recovery manager and it should install the new 2.2 goodness!
[Captivate Android Development] Rhiannon224:
When you click on market next click on the menu button on the hands set and a little menu will pop up at the bottom of your screen, choose dowloads and your paid apps should be listed there, just install them manually from there.
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
i dont see "Download Cockworkd Recovery" all i see is flash clockworkmod recovery and reboot into recovery the so on and so on... did i do something wrong?
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
Sorry I'm at work and was trying to do everything from memory hehe. Once you open it, the first option should be "Flash Clockword Recovery". That is what you will want to choose to get the update.zip for 2.1 users.

Then once you are ready to install the ROM, the 3rd option is "Install ROM from SD card"
[Captivate Android Development] jcm193:
Iam on 2.2 i installed the new firmware and now ive got this problem ive tried that and it sill will not go into download mode it keeps on flashing the white at&t at me and to make things the battery has just dies on me and it will not let me charge it any other ideas thanks
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
Take out the battery to stop it from looping. Do you have IRC or AIM or anything like that??

*Edit*

Join Cogs IRC channel and I'll help out - http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=Cognition
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
what is the cog 2.2 beta and where do i get it? i did everything else and it went smoothly was able to boot the update.zip file.
[Captivate Android Development] nizbot:
Figured as much. ...After reading through this thread though I think I'll wait a bit more.

However, this is still great news for all!!
[Captivate Android Development] jcm193:
ive got msn if that helps
[Captivate Android Development] nebneb333:
Ok so i couldn't stand to read all 133 pages of this thread to see but is there just a Rom or update.zip i can use because my comp dead about two weeks ago and i don't have access to any computers atm... I know how to use rom's and the update.zip if there is one... So please let me know asap if there is one or both because without comp i can't use odin which means i can't get froyo which means i waited all this time for nothing!
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
My first time around when I was 2.1 I used my phone to download all the files needed and then used Root Explorer to move over the files...

If you are on 2.1 it's an easy upgrade. If you're not... then wait until you get a computer ;)
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
so where do i get that beta zip file to transfer to my phone and what do i need that odin program for is im going to unzip it through rom manager..
[Captivate Android Development] nebneb333:
Ok so can you re-post a working link for me to download the link files i need because the original posts links are all the odin exe files and they won't download on my phone... Thanks btw
[Captivate Android Development] gutowscr471:
New To Captivate - Looking to Update to 2.2

All,

First I apologize for asking this simple question. I've gone through 133 pages of forum on this topic and i'm a bit confused. I want to update to 2.2 ROM but I also want to ensure I can easily go back to stock. My question are:

How can i quickly/easily go back to stock when I purchased it? Do i need to root first and peform some steps or can i just run designgears.exe then somehow restore the orginal ROM?
[Captivate Android Development] nebneb333:
I would suggest using nandroid to get back to stock or you can download the stock off the internet and boot from it easily... Remember Google is you friend, use it to find a stock Rom ect.
[Captivate Android Development] veener79:
That is a great video of this too. I wish 2.2 was this simple. I hope some one comes out with it soon. I might try the comand prompt way tonight. Have to see what time I have.
[Captivate Android Development] LinuxNewb:
FAQ - It has the howto's and links for the files

http://cognition.theidiotshideout.net/mw/index.php?title=Main_Page#From_2.1_Eclair
[Captivate Android Development] arffer:
Need to pass a test...

The developer's forum should be open to all to read, but everyone should have to pass some basic test before being allowed to post. Or perhaps, once you have proven yourself your posts go up immediately, but everyone else has to have their post approved appropriate for this forum before going up.

There is, IMHO, an average of one noteworthy post made on any given thread for every 20 pleas for help. The General and Q&A forums must be lonely places.

And I am one of those probably unworthy of posting here, at least when I started. I read through those thousands of posts, and I found every single tidbit I needed to learn how to ODIN, CW, TiBU, Root, Kernels etc. just by reading. And in the process, I learned a ton, and even answered a question or two for others myself. But it would have taken SO much less effort if I didn't have to wade through the posts of the non-developers.
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
For some reason when I connect my phone to my pc it wont mount or even recognize its plugged in to a pc it just says charging.
[Captivate Android Development] gutowscr471:
Thanks for the information. Read a lot on here and these are the steps I've taken:

1. Download and run One Click Root after intalliong all Samsung Captivate drivers

2. Download and install Clockwork ROM Manager

3. Backup Current ROM

4. Copy ROM backup from Captivate to Laptop

5. Ran Designgears Odin intaller.exe for Android 2.2. Works Beautifully

In all pretty painless. Phone seems much more responsive. Love the new PIN pad since I sync to Exchange instead of the keyboard screen that came up.
[Captivate Android Development] rootandBoot23:
I would like tothanks linuxnewb for.all the info and help im eating some cool froyo and thanks xda!
[Captivate Android Development] gabby131:
yehey!!!! mobile ap is available!!!!
[Captivate Android Development] AvengerBB:
I might have missed some earlier conversation, but this update doesn't require root. I was completely stock and updated just fine using the instructions posted a few times in this thread.

EDIT: Just realized you meant using the update.zip.
[Captivate Android Development] gabby131:
and its not working :D
[Captivate Android Development] varunkumars:
I897UCJF6 someone please help me...

Guys can some body point me to the links where there are seperate PDA, CSC,kernel files or whatever of I897UCJF6. I think it is some seperate .tar file, i am not sure.

Note: I know there is OCD file which as ODIN in built i don't want that.