yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Pipanfrost:
Froyo available for the Czech Republic - O2.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dalcanta:
Avalaible in Spain for Movistar since 27-12-10

PDA: I9000BGJP3

PHONE: I9000BGJP2

CSC: I9000XECJP2
[Galaxy S I9000 General] losse:
First post says 2.2.1 is avaliable in Europe Countries but what does this mean? I'm in Sweden and has not yet seen anything prettier than the old JPP (2.2). Can I get hold of 2.2.1 without using an unofficial source? If so, how?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] philidor:
Check your product code, Europe Countries (GT-I9000HKDXEU) have received the update to 2.2.1, Sweden (GT-I9000HKAXEE) haven't (2.2)

I live in Italy (GT-I9000HKDITV), an european county and still I have not received the official update.

You have to wait...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] philidor:
Please product code and more info on the update (JPA?JPO?)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tsinc:
@philidor

I've already posted about HKDCOS update in 23-24 Dec.

You missed it....:eek:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] basti107:
hi.

thanks for this thread.

i'm in germany here and i'd like to update my SGS (custom rom jpy base) to the official "Germany: GT-I9000HKDDBT --> PDA:JPO / PHONE:JPP / CSC:JP3" with kies.

to do this w/o reg-hack i have to downgrade my phone via odin (or heimdall).

do someone pls could tell me which official firmware-version was before for my phone?

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] booncow:
What is your product code?

Since kies.updates.php tells me that for GT-I9000HKDXEH there should be an update available: I9000XWJPH/I9000OXXJP9/I9000XXJPP/I9000XWJPH

Could someone please check and confirm? (I have GT-I9000HKDTMH from T-Mobile, and no update yet).

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mastrogeppetto:
FFFantastic...Froyo for Hungarian SGS!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zorxd:
please either update the OP or delete its content
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ikanikolai:
Confirm that.

For Telenor branded it's available from 2010 december 23.

For Hungary unbranded it's available from 2011 january 7.

There's no update for Hungary T-mobile branded (GT-I9000HKDTMH) and Vodafone branded (don't know the product code)

Please update the first post. These are real:

Hungary: GT-I9000HKDXEH --> PDA: JPH / Phone: JPP / CSC: JP9

Hungary Telenor branded: GT-I9000HKDPAN --> PDA: JPF / Phone: JPP / CSC: JP4

If you have problem (KIES doesn't show the update) first of all please update your KIES version. Just the newest KIES will show the update. That's the problem.

Anyway I don't care. I'm using the JPY since it's available. Because 2.2 Froyo is a piece of ****. :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
is there any particular reason why you still having Canada as NOT Available??
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kms108:
i'm new to android phones, sorry it may not be in the right thread, this is my details.

internal version

PDA: i9000zsjpe

phone: i9000zsjpe

csc: i9000zsjpe

build time: 2010.11.19

Changelist: 658398

froyo 2.2

kernal: 2.6.32.9 root@SE-S506#1

Hong Kong version
[Galaxy S I9000 General] R34L2Pac:
Czech republic - XEZ

Finally is also available Froyo update for Czech republic, region XEZ.

Firmware info from Check Fus

Latest firmware

Product Code: XEZ

Modified: 11/01/04

PDA: I9000XWJPF

Phone: I9000XXJPP

CSC: I9000OXXJP8

Url: http://fus.samsungmobile.com/Phone_...00OXXJP8_I9000XXJPP_I9000XWJPF_XW_XEZ.zip.enc

Decrypt Code: 11166730

Previous Version:I9000XWJM2/I9000XXJM1/I9000OXXJM1
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adie777:
pda:I9000xxJ3

phone:I9000xxJF3

csc:I9000RAJE5

product code GT-I9000HKDORA = found out this means Romanian Orange!!! am in UK

Havn't tinkered with the phone just unlocked it so i could use Tmobile sim, guy at a Samsung service centre told me that because i had unlocked my phone Kies will not work and if i take it to a service centre it will cost upto £169 to put froyo on my phone and it will be locked back to Orange. Is he right? or will Froyo be available to me one day via kies?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kms108:
Either way kies should work fine, but if your firmware is network dependent, kies will only install the recommended update for that network, which may result in relocking the phone.

Correct me if im wrong.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MoltenChees:
swiss unbranded phone

PDA: I9000XWJM7

PHONE: I9000XXJM1

CSC: I9000OXXJM4

PCode: GT-I9000HKAAUT

no update via Kies.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mcgibbaa:
Yeah, I have the same - contacted Samsung Switzerland and this was the response I got:

Samsung thanks you for your message and the interest which you carry in its brand.

The Update Froyo 2.2 will be sent to you through the Software Kies on your computer.

If your telephone is unbranded and you didn't received it, we invite you to reinstall the Kies software and to

see if the update is available.

You'll find the last version of the Kies software following the link below:

ch.samsungmobile.com/FRA/assistance/samsung-kies.do?[/url]

intcmp=home_bn_samsungkies_20100817

If, after reinstalling the software, you don't receive any update, you can contact our service partner

Mobiletouch, which will do the update at the repair shop:

Mobiletouch AG

Industriestrasse 26

8404 Winterthur

Tel: 0522340303
[Galaxy S I9000 General] opica:
Where have you bought the phone?

Per SGS Wiki:

I9000 Romania Orange GT-I9000HKDORO

Can't find ORA though and upper information is not 100%!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adie777:
oh crap!! your right i doesnt appear on the list! Just checked the phone again and it does say exactly what i'd put before, what does this mean??? Bought the phone from my neighbour who is the manager of a mobile phone bulk supply company. I dont understand how HKORA isnt from any country?? Was hoping that eventually if the whole world got froyo then i would. Maybe i'll sell it and get an LG optima x2 when they come out.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] opica:
Use search on these forums, I have found a post, where it says that HKDORA is Orange UK. But it also do not mean anything, product code can be changed manually (by editing some files - also posted here on xda) or via *#272*imei#* command on Froyo (but there are only 5 product codes, one of them is XEU).

Hope this helps in someway...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] LuffarJoh:
Accordning to samfirmware.com list of letter codes in formware ORA belongs to UK and I think you miss a O in the CSC. info can be found here: http://samfirmware.com/samsunglettercode.htm
[Galaxy S I9000 General] neutrin:
When I updated to Froyo my Orange Romania Galaxy S was unlocked. After update it is still unlocked (or so the phone reports, I didn't try with another SIM). So no worry.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adie777:
Surely no matter where my phone is from it will eventually get the update via kies?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] semo74:
Since yesterday Froyo update is available in Slovakia on Orange branded GT-I9000HKDIRD --> PDA:JPH / PHONE:JPP / CSC:JPA
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mickeko:
You'll likely get some update... There's nothing certain about ever getting *the latest* update though.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] marfaru:
UPdated yesterday, Orange Romania to PDA - I9000XFJP9; PHONE - I9000XXJPP;CSC - I9000OXFJP8
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hack1133:
Today Macedonia T-MOBILE has new update:

Macedonia (T-Mobile): --> PDA:JPB / PHONE:JP3 / CSC:JP4 (froyo 2.2)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Hmm, I just noticed it: Portugal has three models available: unlocked (in 8GB and 16GB variants, but I'm assuming the 8GB variant shares the same firmware), TMN-branded and Vodafone-branded (Optimus, AFAIK, stuck to the Galaxy Tab).

All the three models available have already received the Froyo update, so when possible, please update the OP and remove Portugal from the "not available" list, since it causes a bit of a confusion for new thread readers.

Also, one quick question (well, two): what languages (OS and Swype, especially) and network configurations are available for the XEU 2.2.1 firmware? And, what kind of performance (and power consumption) enhancements can I expect from 2.2.1? I haven't been very lucky in finding such info...

By the way, and sorry for OT'ing, since my 2.2 update I have been having a few "quirks" (like a hang on the first boot after update, long boot times, the notification pane getting stuck halfway, general freezes and the odd FC when "mass-updating" apps or during heavy multitasking) which usually get better after I reboot to recovery mode and clear the cache. Can those quirks be caused by the update, or rather by my freakishly long uptimes (usually a couple of weeks at a time, including intermediate charges, though I have hit the 10 day mark on a single charge)?

Cheers, everyone.

Miguel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] pmos69:
My recommendation: Go for JPY now, it's superior to 2.2 in every way.

Much better battery life (more than 2x in my case).

Lag free with no hacks. (night and day change from previous builds)

Market works perfectly, and doesn't screw up as before.

Email works much better.

Email now allows accepting exchange appointments.

etc.

I don't understand what's taking so long for samsung to distribute this update globally, since it's truly their first acceptable firmware.

All the previous official releases were complete rubbish and are hurting their reputation by crippling the phone so much.

Just my 2c

EDIT: OS and swype support portuguese.

You will lose the network configurations. Just had them by hand.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mcgibbaa:
Switzerland Unbranded JPP

Well, Switzerland Unbranded now has JPP:

Product Code AUT

JPH/JPP/JP9

Not sure why Samsung is still distributing JPP as a "new" update, when there are the JPY builds around.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] spruceyb:
A couple of weeks back I got a message from T-Mobile UK telling me there was an update available.

I'm using Darky V8 though and a while back ODIN changed my product code from TMU to KOR.

Was just wondering if anyone knew which firmware T-Mobile UK have?

I'm thinking of flashing it and returning it to get one with GPS that actually works.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nikolicabgd:
I got mine i9000 from VIP Serbia with froyo 2.2 inside.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] meletios:
No updates for mine as well

PDA: I9000XXJM1

Phone :- I9000XXJM1

CSC : I9000OXAJM1 (notice thats a O not 0 before X)

Changelist :- 458409

And I bought it sim unlocked/unbranded...

donno if samsung is intentionally p**s**ng off people who bought unbranded phones to get the

real samsung experience

...laughing...cant help
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Thanks for the input!

Hehehe... Does that mean I'll be able to get more than two weeks from my phone on a single charge? 5 days is a piece of cake, even with a 90 minute drive with GPS (and screen) always on somewhere in there... 10 days is kind of a strech, but I've done it already... hehehe

Just one thing, though: is SIP already integrated on the voice app, or is that a 2.3 feature?

Well, since Samsung LOVES to please God knows how many carriers and different markets, you not only have 5 or 6 different models (different physical hardware, and not counting the 8 vs 16GB thing, that's basically the same model), but also an almost incountable number of different firmware versions (depending on carrier locks/personalization, Swype and OS languages, carrier configurations, etc.), it's not that hard to understand.

Add that to the fact that Samsung is not just a cell phone manufacturer (though producing a HUGE number of different things on that front), you invariably end up with too few human resourses for firmware coding, thus LOOOOONG firmware rollouts.

Now, what simply baffles me is that 1/3 of global cell phone model portfolio should still suffice to keep the market happy, and a single base firmware for all languages (not counting different radio versions, of course, but those are separate anyway) should be able to get the job done (it's not like we'll be filling up the system ROM anytime soon, and a simple "Which country are you in?" question at first boot would suffice to narrow down localization availability, so not to waste processing power), concentrating coding resourses, yet somehow Samgung seems not to know the KISS approach...

Oh, well, I'm rambling, Moving on.

Or get that nifty Market app, right? :p

Thanks again.

Miguel

P.S.: Funny how we both could have been using another common language... hehe
[Galaxy S I9000 General] greasyguy:
ARE YOU F***IN KIDDING ME?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Sorry for the delay (I've been quite busy these last few days), and no, I'm not kidding. Granted, it's not too easy to get those numbers (10 days uptime, 15 is not doable while maintaining decent phone availability), but it's doable.

Right now, my SGS is reporting 68% battery remaining with an uptime of 105 hours (that's 4 days and 9 hours, always on - I only power-cycle my phone when absolutely necessary). I'm expecting this charge to last at least until late Saturday, possibly even mid-Sunday.

Since I don't want to go OT (more than I already am, that is), do PM me if you'd like to know how I do it (there are some caveats).

Now, back on topic: any news on 2.2.1 update availability for other than those lucky bastards at the other side of the Chunnel?

Cheers.

Miguel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] smoking185:
hello can someone help me i have patch my phone and have this now

kies-backup-XEU

can someone make kies-backup-XEN please for netherlands version my 3g not working with this backup it works again .

kies-backup-XEN

Netherlands: GT-I9000HKDXEN --> PDA:JPA / PHONE:JPP / CSC:JP2
[Galaxy S I9000 General] visserj:
Set the correct APN for your provider.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] smoking185:
i no that option when i use 3g program then 3g no works again i want that backup-XEN

for Kies Registry Patcher 1.7.0.0, patch registry only i can find xeu version i hope you can help me sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fuxigator:
Orange austria firmware is aviable
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zorxd:
Bell Canada, Virgin Mobile and Sasktel all are JL2/JL2/JL2
[Galaxy S I9000 General] maciekwar:
Orange in Poland, today I have in kies an upgrade from PDA:JM5/PHONE:JM1:CSC:JM3 to PDA:JP8/PHONE:JP3:CSC:JP8
[Galaxy S I9000 General] meletios:
GT-I9000HKDXEU here...reading everywhere that updates are out for this model...but unfortunately not yet for me.

This is a unbranded/unlocked phone.

PDA:XJ1/PHONE:XJ1/CSC:AJ1...

kies always says cannot update, have tried with both 1.5 and 2.0 kies version...was hoping to update the official way...but this kind

of support from samsung is really annoying..any help appreciated.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
If everything else fails, write down your complete firmware string, run Kies Registry Patcher and spoof the XEU product code. Sometimes KRP and Kies don't return the same results, even when the same firmware string is used (happened to me the day 2.2 came out for TPH, Kies told me there were no updates available, KRP asked me if I wanted to update...).

Cheers.

Miguel

P.S.: Has anyone here tried Kies Registry Patcher with Kies 2.0? Or Kies 2.0, for that matter (only heard of it when I read this reply...).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] :
Got a GT-I9000 NB and got Froyo (JP7 Vodafone Branding)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] philidor:
I think it's a good idea to use the patch to Kies. I just installed the version 2.0 ... Let's see if it works :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Caz2k11:
This is for me is a very informative thread that is kept up too date.I think we all want too know when releases for us are released especially if we stock phone with no reg hacks for kies,me personally think this would deserve a sticky for the ongoing future til all countries are up too date.

Even in the future when and if we get another firmware update it would be useful.hopefully will be made sticky soon great thread.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] meletios:
Thanks for the info. I will try it out this coming weekend then.

Myself a HD2 user(gingerbread) but this ones for my other half..so thought will doublecheck before hacking it.

As I can see here that the updates for this version are definitely released by Samsung(strange it does not want to pick it up)

Cheers.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
You're welcome.

Well, if you're using the exact same firmware code on both Kies and Kies Registry Patch and with Registry Patch you have a firmware update available, I don't believe it is a hack. A long way to reach what otherwise should be already available for you, but not a hack, since you are still using a supported upgrade path, and you are upgrading to a stock firmware.

But yeah, it's weird having to resort to this sort of thing to get the upgrade you should already have...

Cheers.

Miguel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sgw99:
Would you share your Phone-version ( PDA:?/PHONE:?/CSC:? ) ? thanks ...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] djpaco:
Froyo in Cyprus, unbranded/unlocked phone. Greatly improved battery life, 5-6 days standby with normal use. Still waiting for 2.2.1 though...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] meletios:
Upgraded, on 2.2.1 now...nice

just incase anybody gets the message

' failed to convert to upgrade mode' , please try again later...

check if you are running Kies as administrator

if the problem still occurs then hard reset phone...

Cheers,

MM
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Well that is certainly weird... I've only used KIES once to update my phone (from stock 2.1 to stock 2.2), so I don't even know where to start looking for a cause on that error... Maybe that hideous "long filename" bug? I thought that was over by now...

Good luck!

Miguel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grogdunn:
news for 2.2.1 update (or 2.3 hihi) for TPH product code?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jlaci:
T-Mobile Hungary

Pda: I9000 xwjpl

phone: I9000 xxjpp

csc: I9000tmhjp2
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Also interested on this one. Though I doubt 2.3 for TPH will be available before XEU... That one is the "general" product code for Europe, after all...

Also, I thought TPH was somewhat "Portugal-specific". How come Italy also has it?

Anyway, fingers crossed for a prompt 2.2.1 update for TPH and general 2.3 availability (or at least for XEU, I'd probably try it on my phone).

Cheers.

Miguel

P.S.: Slightly OT, but can anyone PM me about a close-to-stock, UV/UC-capable firmware (preferably with few to no bugs)? I'm considering trying one to extend my battery autonomy.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grogdunn:
Hihi the"power" of online store!

Q:"does it is Italian version? I mean the product code is Italy specific..."

R:"yes, it's in Italian" (but they mean the Italian translation is available :-) )
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Ah, touché!

I never thought Portugal could have decent prices compared to other countries, with the 23% VAT and lousy postal charges, but it seems I was wrong. Unfortunately, though, you also seem to get one of the shorter sticks when it comes to updates: 2.2 came around December 9, after most of the "big" countries already had it for weeks...

Now, back on topic (well, sorta): did anyone try KRP with the new KIES version, perchance? I haven't plugged my phone to KIES for more than two weeks now... :$

Cheers.

Miguel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DaRkMyk:
Any more news for 2.2.1 update tracking, so far only Europe I9000HKDXEU have 2.2.1?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] philidor:
no news for now :-(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] booncow:
Hi!

I cant's see any update for TMH.

How did you upgrade? Kies? What is your product code exactly?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] herbert1:
France: GT-I9000HKDXEF --> PDA:JPA / PHONE:JPP / CSC: JP3

now updated to: PDA:JPI / PHONE:JPP / CSC: JP4

with Kies 2.0 without any reghack
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grogdunn:
2.2.1 for tph (Portugal)

PDA : js5

Phone : jpy

Csc : js4
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Thanks for the update.

Now, do you happen to have a single-file version of the firmware available?

I ask is because I upgraded to stock JPY (JPY ending for all 3 sub-firmwares, apparently KOR country code) a few weeks back from stock 2.2 TPH (TPH is the stock country code for my phone), and right now KIES (1.5, so I can use KRP) tells me my phone cannot be upgraded, no matter which firmware string I input (XEU, TPH, current or otherwise).

So, apparently, Odin is the only viable upgrade path for me :(

Any ideas on why I can't upgrade? I'm running W7 x64 and the most notable thing I can point out is I haven't rebooted my system after installing KIES. Or should I just wait a couple more days and see if 2.3.2 actually pops up for XEU? :p

Again, thanks for the update!

Miguel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MikeePA:
You can only do today's update with Kies 2. If your product code is TPH again, Kies 2 will properly recognise your phone and it will do the update.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
Ah, so first up is getting my hands on a stock Froyo TPH firmware.

And then installing what is probably THE most finicky piece of software I have EVER had the displeasure of using (a.k.a. KIES 2.0).

Thanks.

Miguel

P.S.: LOL at using a different language than our own... hehe
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MikeePA:
If you need any help please send PM! ;)

PS: LOL ideed
[Galaxy S I9000 General] __Miguel_:
PM sent!

Miguel
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mathijs727:
Netherlands (XEN):

PDA: JS5

PHONE: JPY

CSC: JS3(XEN)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Scared27:
In the original post Australia is listed as a country that has the 2.2.1 update yet I flashed 2.2.1 onto my phone just last week because I was sick of waiting and it still doesn't seem to have been released via Kies.

edit: I see the post has been updated to differentiate between 2.2 and 2.2.1 :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] alinescoo:
Samsung Romania announced on Galaxy S facebook page that the 2.2.1 is scheduled until 20 March and Gingerbread until end of March
[Galaxy S I9000 General] VytautasK:
Lithuania, Latvia

2011.01

GT-I9000HKASEB --> PDA:JS5 / PHONE:JPY / CSC:JS2
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adz86:
Available Italy ITV PDA JS2 PHONE JPY CSC JS1

downloading it now

*downloaded. way faster and snappier than stock froyo (as expected from JPY)

quadrant little below 1200

this is manteining all settings data and apps
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thunderteaser:
Oh, finally! So it's JS2...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adz86:
I have to say GPS is greatly improved compared to stock 2.2

now is usable for car navigation. (before was constantly recalculating roads because of inaccurate and inconsistent signal while driving)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] philidor:
ITV 2.2.1

You were faster than me! :D I installed the 2.2.1 version before 8.00 this morning but I have not had time to post it. ;)

Great job!

Finally a version 2.2.1 ITV!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adz86:
i saw other countries getting it so I was checking for it everyday... but i still was surprised that was available :D

at least now facebook app is usable( it wasnt for me on stock froyo, i had to use the webpage) its a great step forward
[Galaxy S I9000 General] reddoors:
Kies update (NRJ) JS7-JPZ-JS2 (2.2.1)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thunderteaser:
JPZ baseband? :confused: This is the first 2.2.1 release not including a JPY modem. It's a new one, too. Can you report something about that?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grogdunn:
This time Samsung is more fast to give the update!

A question: in Setting-> Telephone information there is "software update" option... this is OTA for sgs?

Sorry for bad English :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] philidor:
NRJ? What country
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adz86:
yes....

but did u try it??? it says to me connection error!!

i know there shouldnt be an update but that is what i expect to read..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rajuki:
2.2.1 is available in Finland and rest of Scandinavia for more than a week now.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MCOGW:
This is branded from NRJ Mobile / France