yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Omnia II ROM Development] thunder141:
You only need the nbo. You can flash it with octans or with octans mini. If you use octans, you can select it with the "PDA" Button. If you use mini, there is abutton for nb0.

Both works. I flashed myself with octans a long time. But, if you want to change your csc, i recommend il4 csc, cause some users (me included) have less bettery drain with this csc.

But, if you are satisfied with your current battery drain, no need to change the csc
[Omnia II ROM Development] finsterling:
Thanks. It works. :-). But where canI get this csc file?
[Omnia II ROM Development] thunder141:
have it in my thread here ore direct download from here
[Omnia II ROM Development] thunder141:
uploading english rom
[Omnia II ROM Development] srkarakol:
downloading english version...

any kwonwn bugs????
[Omnia II ROM Development] srkarakol:
oh!! sorry...

THANKS FOR YOUR JOB!!
[Omnia II ROM Development] finsterling:
My alarm doesn't work after the flash. Any hint?
[Omnia II ROM Development] srkarakol:
i will try it this afternoon...
[Omnia II ROM Development] thunder141:
Alarm does not work

There are some other little problems with the english version. Uploading new fixed release
[Omnia II ROM Development] thunder141:
new version upload finished
[Omnia II ROM Development] srkarakol:
ok, downloading fixed version.
[Omnia II ROM Development] finsterling:
I use the german version ;-). The Alarm work but I can't run the wakening call. There are 3 of them and 1 Alarm. I must use the alarm to wake me up :-).
[Omnia II ROM Development] thunder141:
that's a bug of this wm build. Delete them and add new ones. They will work. They will also work, if "wake up device" is checked and device is off.
[Omnia II ROM Development] finsterling:
I will try.
[Omnia II ROM Development] srkarakol:
this ROM doesn't work for me.

after flashing i calibrate the screen and put time correctly but then nothing happens... screen keep in orange and purple but don't respond to touching and nothing appears in it...

pd.- sorry for may english
[Omnia II ROM Development] thunder141:
Tried german or english version? No luck after soft-reset?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxian2007:
Hi!

I have a strange problem. I am unable to connect to any of the GSM networks around me. But when I see the signal strength it's always good like -55dbm, -63 dbm, -69 dbm, -73 dbm.......never beyond that....

but still I cannot register to the network.

Anyone have any idea?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xmfpdlemalnz@hotmail.com:
before 2.2,

you simply had to go to

setting - about phone - usb setting and then choose whatever option you pleased.

With 2.2, it seems you have to run kies in order to get mass storage mode pop up.

Is there anyway to get into mass storage mode without running kies?

Kies is extremely slow on my computer so it's bit of a pain to be honest.

Any tips&solutions are appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

P.S

Also is there any difference in froyo firmwares between countries?

I'm currently using Sweden unlocked version of froyo but it is my understanding some of the countries still haven't released froyo yet. Does that mean latter froyo will be more optimized? Cos frankly I'm quite disappointed with current firmware.

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jezza333:
The USB settings are now under the Wireless menu. In terms of slowness, give the Voodoo lagfix a shot.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nocryg:
I am having a problem with my Galaxy S GT-I9000. I bought it from Bell Canada, which means it is a vibrant. And due to the lag and freeze of the Bell's system, i decided to flash my phone to Froyo 2.2. It was really sucessful when I was doing my flash.

Here is some info about the firmware I use:

I used Odin 1.3, PIT: s1_odin_20100513

firmware:

CODE_I9000XXJPC.tar

MODEM_I9000XXJPC.tar

CSC_I9000OXAJPC.tar

I have no idea what version it is, I just followed a guide from Internet, but it said it is a European pack.

Here comes the Problem, the phone is working very vell for the first 10 days, no freeze issue anymore. But suddently one day, the screen went to black( I was not using the phone at that time, and when I started my random check of the phone, the screen turns off).

After I start up the phone again, the loading screen is still there, and there is sound, too. But after the big "S", the screen turns black again.

And when I pressed the home button, the Menu and ESC key turned bright, after this I think the phone is freezed, but I can still hold the Power key for a while to turn off the phone.

I tried to flash my Galaxy with other firmware, but it all show the same problem---

loading screen, startup sound, but the screen turn black after that.

If any of you could help me with this problem I will be really appreciate!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nocryg:
And by the way, the 3-key combo is still working on my phone.

So I can still enter the recovery mode or the downloading screen...

And I tried everything on the recovery mode screen, factory reset, wipe, formate SD...everything, but no luck
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nocryg:
Really need help..!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [Ramad]:
Try flashing to JM9 using the 512.pit with re-partition and do a factory reset and wipe cache when done: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=802909

Then try flashing to JPM using 803.pit and tar file as PDA only and no repartition, do a factory reset and wipe cache when done: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=807886

You used the 513.pit file in your previous flash, I think that it is old and not used any more.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nocryg:
I tried everything u said, step by step, but still not working, dunno why,

and after I flash JM9 with 512, the phone wont go into recovery mode anymore

and there is no loading screen anymore, just a logo of the Galaxy S GT-I9000 Samsung and the phone turns off.

So I decided to ignore this and flash JPM with 803 as you said , and the problem is still there, loading screen and sound, then nothing happen.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gilean86:
I had exactly the same problem and i have done exactly the same steps then i realized someone took out the Sdcard.

Have you check the SDcard. if in there try to format first in other phone or computer.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SN4K3B1T3:
You fried the internal sd card, I did the same, I'm not covered through samsung or bell cuz I'm unlocked on rogers, I took it to a cell phone repair place, cost me 65 bucks to get a new motherboard, no more flashing roms for me
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b4l.kaido:
Try going in to recovery mode and post any errors that appear at the bottom of the recovery screen. it would help us find put what is really wrong with the phone.

find out what firmware bell originally had on your phone rather than JM9.

Sent from my GT-I9000 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wang1chung:
if you plug in an external sd card, you will be able to access recovery mode again. i was in the same boat, and it is a corrupted/fried sdcard. i gave up after flashing 30 different roms and sent mine in for repair.
[GT540 Optimus Themes and Apps] mohicanrat:
We’ve a soft spot for augmented reality (AR) apps and a dislike of walking into lampposts, so Samsung’s new Road SMS app for the LG Optimus GT540 satisfies both our hunger for gimmicks and personal safety. Available exclusively through the Samsung Apps download store on the LG Optimus GT540 – and, we’re guessing, on the Vibrant, Captivate and any other LG Optimus GT540 variant the company pushes out – the Road SMS app basically overlays a QWERTY keyboard on top of a live view from the phone’s camera.

That means you can strut along the street, texting away to your hearts content, while simultaneously keeping an eye out for open manhole covers, angry dogs or stray celebrities. Unfortunately the app itself is pretty basic: all you have is a keyboard, a shortcut to choose the message recipient and a character counter (which seems to want to limit messages to 80 rather than the more usual 160 characters); there’s no way to browse incoming messages or indeed take a photo for an MMS.

Still, as a free gimmick it’s pretty neat, and we imagine someone will soon rip it from the Samsung ROM and offer it on other custom installs for rival handsets. Full demo in the video below.

Re-write :

mohicanrat

source :

androidcommunity[dot]com/samsung-road-sms-for-galaxy-s-hands-on-video-20100715/
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myrlar:
Hi all,

Sorry if this has been asked before, but there are so many posts its hard to sift through them all.

I've been to project voodoo's web site and found that I can download the update.zip file put it in the main directory, then install it via recovery mode.

Is there anything extra to it? Root phone?

If i want to uninstall it, how do I do it?

Is there a tutorial based on this? Or another thread?

Thanks guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
I know what you mean... you just want the instructions plain and simple with no cmd language to it... kinda need a a-z guide. All the info is on the Voodoo home page, but imo it needs to be broken down a little more for the novice user, and become more open source as it should be and not like a ubuntu forum with geek language lol - geek language just frightens people away..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tehpriest:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=774500
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myrlar:
I don't see any mention of having to root the phone... Is that true?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tehpriest:
You may have more replies asking on that thread as it is specific to it or in the Q&A section rather than here in the General section.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tenquillico:
i dont think u deserve an answer, perhaps you should learn how to use your search function! :cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myrlar:
Found most answers :) what about odin? where do i download that?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
Search function does not always find what you want...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zm4:
I have the market application but it doesn't work...

I tried installing another Vending. apk but it says *CANNOT INSTALL ON THIS DEVICE* or something like that.

So if anyone is kind enough to upload the current vending. apk they have that is working.

Thanks, Zm4.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charlie42:
In Application settings try to uninstall Market updates
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zm4:
There is so no Updates thing in the Market application...

But I see Market updater...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AyDee:
What do you mean "doesn't work"?

Does the market launch at all?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zm4:
When trying to first run it.

It gives me an error and force closes.

After that I run it nothing shows up only the Market but no applications on the home screen of the market.

When I go into the categories I can see them.

I have tried to download many times but it always stays on starting to download...

Its really annoying.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HerrKuk:
Try to change Vending.apk permissons to rw-r--r--
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AyDee:
Is the problem with the UAE carrier or your market apk?

It says in your sig you are "Rooted with Market Fix" - did that fix stop working? Did it involve changing what carrier the market sees your phone as?

Here is an app that can change what country/carrier the market sees your phone as:

http://gadgets.apnafundaz.com/2010/...apps-access-on-xperia-x10-others-tips-tricks/

I'll also attach my Vending.apk in case it can help. Permissons are set to rw-r--r-- on my phone..
[Captivate General] djfrost40:
Does anyone have the redbox apk...not the redboxer, or redbox codes apk, but the real redbox apk. I downloaded the froyo 2.2 and now the market doesn't show it anymore...along with a lot of other apps
[Captivate General] screwyluie:
even if someone had it it wouldn't do any good to give it to you... since you flashed 2.2 your phone is locked and market restricted, also side loading is disabled.

you need to hop on over to the development forum and grab the root/market enabler tool for 2.2, should solve your problems
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jetpack101:
I have the SGS and I would like to get a semi transparent calender for it like the HTC.

I think this is a beautiful calender and looks much better then the standard SGS calender.

Where can I get this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] silverstorm:
Don't know about the HTC type calendar, but I use 'Smooth Calendar' available free from the Market. The widget can be set to transparent and shows your appointments in an agenda format list.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] mrwookie6379:
Pure Grid Calender looks like the HTC one and is skinable and every skin you can control the transparency level on.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Bec07:
+1

I like pure calendar as it can be made smaller - really good apps both of them!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jetpack101:
Thanks

I'll look into both of them
[Vibrant General] WilliamStern:
I'm happy to say that I'm back on my Samsung Vibrant! The G2 is a great looking phone, and fast at that too. Issues that made me walk away from it....

Hinge was fine when I first got it, but after a few weeks it got really loose.

Force closed on my Apps so many times, it made me wanna toss it out the window a few times.

Rebooted itself at least once a day. This morning it did it 3 times back-to-back. Really?!?!

Can't get a perm root, and it looks like a few are starting to give up on it. I'm sure it'll be rooted, but not any time soon.

I really missed the Vibrant crew. You guys are a bunch of cool Mother F__kers!

Missed this pretty ass screen! <3

Oh, and I know this is minor, but I couldn't do this <3 because the G2 is missing this key "<"

Done.
[Vibrant General] Tarzanman:
I haven't heard of any of them rebooting themselves. That is weird.

Did you do something to the phone to make that happen?
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
traitor.

j/k.

welcome back to the Vibrant.

Let's make a group called "The Vibrants!"
[Vibrant General] WilliamStern:
I didn't do anything to it at all. I didn't even try to install temp root either. I didn't want to mess with the phone till their was a perm root.

If you go to the G2 forum section, you'll see that a few people had a issues with the phone rebooting on its own. Even when I called T-Mobile about the issue, I was told that they've been getting calls about the issue.
[Vibrant General] amd_203:
There has definitely been people having issues with the phone rebooting by itself. Sometimes even 3 times in a day like he mentioned. Seen plenty of people on my Twitter timeline complain about it. There seem to be a lot of issues with the phone.

Good to have a family member back :p

We're pretty cool :cool:
[Vibrant General] grennis:
You were lucky to return it. There are posts that some people have been put on a wait list due to so many returns coming in.
[Vibrant General] tenbeau:
I am on my third G2 with the fourth replacement on the way and so far all have had very similar issues.1.Very very poor to no reception. 2. random rebooting, 3. Black screen freezes. 4. Dropped calls. 5. Loose hinges that keep getting looser. 6. When deploying keyboard apps start randomly. 7. Very difficult to connect to market. 8. Powers itself off on a random basis. I am so Grateful that I still have my Vibrant. So far I would rank it way above the G2. If my fourth one has the same issues and there is no OTA update to fix some of them I will send it back. IMO I believe the Vibrant is the best phone available at this time.
[Vibrant General] WilliamStern:
I agree about the Vibrant being the best phone right now.
[Vibrant General] gravis86:
Thanks for telling me this after I just purchased a G2...

Actually I'm not giving my Vibrant up just yet. Once my G2 gets here I'll have both. I was able to get the G2 new for $200 flat-out (no contract) So I'm gonna keep them both for a while and see what happens. Then maybe I'll sell one :)
[Vibrant General] oka1:
Told them so........

Told them so........ but no one listens The Vibrant best phone on the market today.

Smartphones I have had:

2 blackberrys, 3 Iphones, 1 nokia, 2 Winmo Phones, the G1 and the Hd 2

Of all those phones only the HD2 came close in overall performance to the Vibrant...... but not android and what a battery hog- did like the htc sense

What I like about the Vibrant (besides almost everything) it is very forgiving when you brick, I have been able to restore from all screwups I have created within 1 hr.

Within the first 20 min of trying a G2 I knew it was going to be buggy that is why I stayed with this phone

Good luck But Vibrant still RocKs
[Vibrant General] spacecasespiff:
That just proves that every phone had issues. No phone is perfect.
[Vibrant General] d_bot:
+1 plus 10 char

Still loving my vibrant.
[Vibrant General] rbtady:
Anyone try the EVO 4G? I wouldn't switch, I was just wondering. I love my vibrant, but my friend is switching because of the hype of 4G and the large screen. I've never tried seen an EVO up close so I'm not sure how good it really is.
[Vibrant General] gravis86:
Yeah I had the Evo before I got my Vibrant. It's a good phone, but Sprint sucks and the hype of the 4G is complete bull. I got about 4mbps tops on 4G and my Vibrant gets 6.
[Vibrant General] joroboyvn:
Just want to say welcome back. And after the froyo update we'll be back on the top of the food chain again: )
[Vibrant General] Big Dawg 23:
This thread help me decide somethings. I am kicking Verizon to the curb because of billing issues. I am really looking at T-Mobile. Not sure if I want the Vibrant or HD2. I have a Droid X and now hooked on the 4.3".

Had thought about Evo but know the battery is horrible. I thought of the G2 because of HSPA+ but looks like I need to do the Vibrant or HD2.
[Vibrant General] d01100100:
Personally I'd rather they get rid of RFS before I worry about Froyo. Faster JIT sounds nice but when your largest bottleneck is the FS, it doesn't matter. It's like driving a Ferrari in a school zone.

I love everything about the phone except the RFS. RFS is an example of companies drinking their kool-aid and wearing their sneakers, with the same result when it comes to plastic bags and breathing.
[Vibrant General] Anderdroid:
If you flash Bionix, Master ROM, AOSPish, or Eugene's R4, your phone will run like butter. Like. It's ridiculous how fast this thing is. I can't even stand to use the Nexus One it feels so laggy after witnessing such smoothness on the vibrant.

Other than that. My G2 also went back. It's not worth the hype nor the money. They could have made it AWESOME but no, they made it suck. The Vibrant is THE best phone. It out-performs EVERY phone in both power and slickness. The screen is the best. Once we get Froyo rolling we will be king. Forever. The only comparable/better phone to the Vibrant in smoothness (on menus/swyping screens) is the iPhone 4. But that's Crapple.

As far as the Evo 4g goes, it's ugly, and 4g aka Wimax is ***** **** that can't even touch T-Mobile's 3g itself, let alone HSPA+. My vibrant pulls 6.3mb/s. Sprint's 4g can't do that. Sprint is a joke and should be sued for false advertising

As far as the Droid X goes, it's huge and bulky. I just got one for testing on WQVGA854 screens for my apps. It's a decent device but it is more sluggish than anticipated even on Froyo. My vibrant on 2.1 runs Way smoother than my Nexus, G2, and DroidX combined, and they're all froyo.

The Vibrant is also a lot more slick than the Droid X. The Droid X is huge.

Also, depending on your location of course, T-Mobile is the best and 2nd cheapest (cricket), and most honest *cough*at&t*cough* provider. They have the nicest reps and the fastest 3g.

Vibrant -> ALL.

Vibrant 2.2 ---------------------------> all

Not to mention the Vibrant can get the FFC now as well. HSPA+ is only 8-10MB/s here in Pittsburgh as compared to 6.3MB/s, so it's not THAT big of a difference.

I will be keeping my Vibrant and loving it until Samsung drops the HSPA+ Dual Core Vibrant 2, on Gingerbread of course :P. And an unlimited-point touch screen with a QuadrupleSuperAMOLED HD lmao and 1920/1080 resolution... ROFL. Along with T-Mo's 42mb/s HSPA+ when that rolls. Not to mention a Camera button on the same side as the volume rocker and a mini HDMI out on the other side and... blah. Yes I dream.. 10 megapixel camera... records 1080p... a WiFi module with the power of a laptop's... and some real bluetooth compatibility... and a flash on the back camera... Make it Quad Core processor at 3.0GHz too LOL. I've gone too far.

OH and can't forget the quad-speaker setup that it should also have. Two speakers on the back and two speakers on the front. (top/bottom) and a 6800 mAh battery... that lasts like. 2 weeks. And make the touch screen feel like you could almost be touching water. But not wet.

Hahahaha. And. Uh. 1TB mini-SSD internal drive :P With 8GB/s transfer rate. Boots up in 5 seconds. Would be instant but needs a splash screen :P
[Vibrant General] kamasi36:
Yeah You are dreaming...and misrepresenting the truth. By the time you get Froyo it will be time to get a new phone. I had the Vibrant for almost 30 days (Cali) sent it back before the remorse period. I rooted it on the first day, the screen is over saturated for my taste (hurts the eyes) and the quality of the phone is plastic and flimsy. The Samsung Epic is a better choice. As for Sprint, I have hit 10+ downloads speeds in the valley and overall they have more coverage (3G) then T-Mobile. The Roms for the Vibrant were sorely insufficient for my taste as well, plus touchwiz is just ugly. Try taking a picture without any light, no video calls, no front camera, no dual led flash= less than Evo or Epic. However, it is slightly behind Nexus and Incredible as far as what it can do. The processor is geared toward gaming, but in other areas it will fall short. Run a linpack on that thing if and when you get Froyo and tell me what you get. You will never get above 20 mflops. So, in that area all the other phones I mentioned are killing the Vibrant.
[Vibrant General] theghazi:
I returned 2 g2's because of random reboots, so yes that is an issue

i am back to my good ole vibrant
[Vibrant General] Kubernetes:
I am on my third G2 with the fourth replacement on the way and so far all have had very similar issues.

What happens to phone returns? Does TMo eat it or do they send it back to Samsung?

kamasi36

I rooted it on the first day, the screen is over saturated for my taste (hurts the eyes) and the quality of the phone is plastic and flimsy. The Samsung Epic is a better choice.

Does the Epic have a different screen or significantly better build? I honestly could give a crap that it's plastic. It's well put together and everything fits correctly, that's what counts.

The Roms for the Vibrant were sorely insufficient for my taste as well, plus touchwiz is just ugly.

WTF, does the Epic not have Touchwiz? What ROMs were insufficient for your tastes? Have you used any of the Vibrant custom ROMs?

However, it is slightly behind Nexus and Incredible as far as what it can do. The processor is geared toward gaming, but in other areas it will fall short. Run a linpack on that thing if and when you get Froyo and tell me what you get. You will never get above 20 mflops. So, in that area all the other phones I mentioned are killing the Vibrant.

Seriously? The Vibrant falls behind on some synthetic benchmarks? Wow, great reason to go for a Nexus or Incredible. Did you ever actually use the phone with a good ROM? The thing is untouchable. In terms of user experience it's faster than either the Nexus or the Incredible. The only phone that can touch the Galaxy S phones right now is the G2.