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[General Topics] Robotukas:
5. Make thing like favourite list, software which You want keep in favourite, doesn't matter which type, paid or free, but what will be favourite software list which user is made.

6. Restore all software which was installed last time (it can be like option, o just make last installed software list)

7. More videos and pictures presenting the apps for customers interested in buying.

8.Better sorting system, not like communicate . You can sort communicate like in two types or more: example = Chat, or mail, facebook. Because you can find more quickly new or old apps.

9. Use some functions of phone ability (example: shake phone). Like if You phone front position will be up, so software list is going up (like game with cars). Is very fun and useful function.

10. Better rating system like (you can rate: for bugs, price, stability, performance).

Thanks for reading.

Best regard,

Robertas ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stitoo:
Helo

I found a way to return to the recovery 2e

recovery 2e

Copying a file using the Root Explorer

Method by captive thanks buddy

Restart your phone
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ppeccin:
Isn't anyone going to comment on this?

Gurus: does it really work? That simple?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] booyip:
Didn't work for me - used root explorer method. Now just hangs when I try to get recovery mode. Can get download mode ok still, and phone boots ok of course. Running JPM with root and voodoo5 3. Anything else to try?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kenkiller:
Does not work on JPM....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kylechen:
it no works.

Phone: Doc's JP6 + voodoo pre3 + rooted

Method: Root explorer.

1, during copy the xbin folder to system, it shows "replace files" but after i check inside the system/xbin, the files are disappared??!! I did manually copy everything one after one from xbin to system/xbin, but i can't see where they are after copy.

2, anyway, i reboot the phone with 3b combo, the recovery mode still showing 3e.

so i say it no works. anyone tried the cable methed?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] danzgrace:
this thing work but it needs a little workaround as discussed by danzel. follow here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=774500&page=188
[Galaxy S I9000 General] shassino:
Could you please update the instruction for jp6 + voodoo pre4?

abd remount (don't know why) isn't working and /system is always ro so adb push and shell (adb shell works) cmd aren't working.

It is correct to remove su and busybox int the extracted folder since i have both already installed?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kenkiller:
I was on JPM, followed the instructions.

Phone couldn't boot, lost ability to enter recovery. Luckily I could still enter Download mode, flashed to JPM, but being on voodoo kernel before that, didn't managed to disable lagfix before getting into this trouble - Couldn't revert back to RFS, and without ability to enter recovery to format.

Finally reverted back to Eclair firmware, could see my beloved recovery again. No way I'm going through the above again. :D

The above is just my own experience, for reference just in case someone is as unlucky as me.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xtrememorph:
This is the clear step on recovering the recovery2e

Recover recovery2 e

1. uncompress the downloaded file recovery 2e and copy the direcotry to sdcard and rename it to recovery2e

2. Using root explorer copy File recovery from recovery2e on sdcard to /system/bin

3. Using root explorer copy Folder recovery in xbin to /system/xbin

4. If did not work try copy xbin folder over /system/xbin folder
[Galaxy S I9000 General] captive:
Ok, confirmed working for me on JPM+Voodoo.

I installed Rom Manager too, and CWM Recovery is fully working too!! TNX
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lagigia:
Your method DO NOT work at all. I cannot enter recovery mode.

Fortunately download mode is still available.

JPM+Voodoo5 pre6
[Galaxy S I9000 General] captive:
lagigia, what didn't work for you?

Here's what I did:

put archive contents in a folder called recovery2e on /sdcard/

open a shell and get root

remount /system rw (busybox mount -o remount,rw /system)

rename recovery in /system/bin to recovery3e (for backup purposes)

copy "recovery" from /sdcard/recovery2e/ to /system/bin/ (cp /sdcard/recovery2e/recovery /system/bin/)

copy the folder /sdcard/recovery2e/xbin/recovery to /system/xbin/ (cp -rr /sdcard/recovery2e/xbin/recovery /system/xbin/)

enjoy!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mike.sw:
if using the root explorer method, copy xbin folder content, do not try to overwrite the entire dir on top.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lagigia:
too late :D is there a way to solve it or get a step back?

thx!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mike.sw:
i think u can just flash only the old kernel back and it will be fixed (only zimage).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] LionPDA:
Thanks, works fine on JPM/JP6
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sackynuts:
Could we get a newbie friendly guide please. Get root. What does that mean and should i just type what you quoted. Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stitoo:
Edited the first post and put the new, easy tutorial
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Stefanauss:
Could i get some background on this, please?

Is it correct that:

1) recovery2e is the default samsung recovery?

2) new versions of recovery2e can't apply all the update.zip we were able to apply with the older versions? (unsigned, signed??)

3) This is why we need the old recovery2e to replace the new one?

4) Where did the issue started? Since Froyo releases?

5) Is this why we can't root Froyo FWs with an update.zip anymore like it was the case with Eclair?

I'm really sorry if this is kinda obvious but i never really saw any clear explanation about this. Hope someone could clear it up for me :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stitoo:
1) Yes

2) Correct on recovery 2e you can't apply all the update.zip

4) Yes, New tutorial on fist post

4) The JPM ROM brings new recovery 3e

5) You can root phone by flash kernel with root by odni
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Stefanauss:
So what i called "new versions of recovery2e" are instead called recovery3e??

Thanks so much for your answers.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stitoo:
Just answered yourself same :p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] danielcallme:
it could not work under JPM+Voodoo. it will cause FC at all
[Galaxy S I9000 General] flonec:
hi

jp6 working????
[Galaxy S I9000 General] iiixda:
it works :)

for JP6

CF-Root-JP6-v1.2-Busybox was lost after installing Voodoo-5-pre6 :(

so i have to try...

firstly i've been installed busybox from market and terminal emulator too

and finally i've been used Method by captive by terminal emulator

reboot and have got restored <2e>
[Galaxy S I9000 General] distortedloop:
Excellent! Great find.

Worked fine on my i9000 with JPM (and Voodoo).

Tested 3 button boot to recovery and adb reboot recovery. Gets me into Recovery 2e without issue, and CWM works fine from there.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lelf:
Pls make a noobs guide step by step for ADB shell
[Galaxy S I9000 General] g00ndu:
if u are rooting it, samdroid (lehsak) had made an update.zip that gives root, superuser, su and recovery2e. however, method is to flash an old kernel, use update zip, and flashed back the original kernel. works for me.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] distortedloop:
Actually, once in CWM, attempting to choose zip from sdcard gives the error that count mount /dev/block/mmcblk0 and can't mount /sdcard.

(using froyo)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mikeysteele:
Worked fine for me using JPM and Voodoo Pre6. Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 General] flonec:
hi

file recovery copy to /system/bin... and replace

paste failure..:confused:

help!!

jp6
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheJuice23:
Thanks

Did it with the adb method, and worked perfectly.

I can finally have the 2nd recovery with Voodoo pre6 on a Tayutama 1.0.2 JPM ROM.

Voodoo kind of screwed that when I installed it (everything was fine with just Tayutama), and I was looking for a way to get back the 2nd recovery.

So thanks :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hacksome:
Thanks!. it worked.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] flonec:
hi

jp6

anyone have video clips ... youtube

see how to get back recovery 2e..

I'm beginner

:rolleyes:

please.. thank!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Monu123:
Worked with JP6 gr8 work..Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Tyxerakias:
Works also with JPO, thank you very much. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] radiohead_apple:
Does it work with JPA?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thisoneguy:
No luck with docomo Japan

PDA: SC02BOMJJ1

Phone: SC02BOMJJ1

CSC: SC02BDCMJJ1

Bild Info 2010.10

Tried both method, adb shell just said... cp not found...

root explorer method just wouldn't boot to recovery...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] reschi85:
Thank you very much!

Worked fine after i installed the newest busybox from the market.

(PDA: I9000XWJPA, PHONE: I9000XXJPP, CSC:	I9000MOBJP1)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] moreomnia:
i have the same problem!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] claustrox:
Can I use this method with a jp5 stock rom rooted and lagfixed with oclf??

Do I need to remove the lagfix beofre flashing?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] crossjaw:
Help needed!! Cant boot or download mode

I think i need help.. I did exactly what the instructions said...And then i tried to go to download mode... it just got stuck at the Galaxy S screen. I powered off the phone..

Now it wont even boot or enter download mode...Just stays at the Galaxy S screen.. What do i do...Is it bricked??
[Galaxy S I9000 General] crossjaw:
Phew

Aah nevermind...I yelled at it a bit and tried again...It got to download mode
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sss555:
BusyBox fail

I have followed all the steps both the root explorer and terminal emulator and double checked if files have been modified which they have...but still unable to get into download mode.... i have a UK froyo.xxjpo

I have done the steps several times but with no luck ... has anyone else able to get this to work with my version of froyo??
[Galaxy S I9000 General] 3-M:
worked like a charm, didn't even need step 4 :)

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
Word of warning....

I did the steps described, using adb shell. Uploaded recovery 2e from the download area, backed up everything....

Finally, re-installed ROM Manager and redid the Clockwork Mod recovery (update.zip) and told it to reboot into Recovery mode.

It is now stuck at the Galaxy S GT-I9000M startup display, and hangs there forever. Download mode is still available but I don't know what to do at this point. I cannot get back to the shell using ADB. I previously had Bell's unofficial JK3 ROM installed with OCLF 2.2+ so I won't be able to flash back the ROM again because the filesystem is in ext2 loopback....

=== EDIT ===

Grabbed the JH2-PDA from Samfirmware in a panic and managed to flash it in Download mode with Odin 1.7 using the included 512 .pit file and the PDA ROM with the Re-partition option. Initially tried without the 512 pit but it was not working... Whew! I won't be trying to get Recovery 2e working again by myself...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] voltron81:
I have a problem when I try to do the last step (copy recovery folder to /system/xbin/), because I have this error: no more space in the device.

Am I wrong in something?

My mobile is Samsung Galaxy S I9000

Thanks

Michele
[Galaxy S I9000 General] munchj:
I have the same issue with JPA and I don't have the 3 button combo available as I was doing this to get it >.< I am kinda stuck, any idea ?

Thank you

Julien

Edit : I managed to get into download mode after removing the battery. I'll try to flash one of the official firmware hoping it works :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] quaff:
Another I9000M + JK3 here, can confirm that this Recovery 2e fix doesn't work. My phone hung on the boot up logo screen. Restored JK3 kernel to fix.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sp991:
I'm was searching to get 2e back on my phone to do a CWM backup as I just upgraded to JK4 official via odin. Glad to hear that. I want to play with it a little bit and the only think a managed to do for now is root it. I'm completly unable to install any update.zip, so no CWM recovery, no battery theme, and no lagfix for now :mad:

For now I haven't seen any confirmation about 2e working on JK3 or JK4. Only this :

I don't have the guts to try it for now as JK4 firmware hasn't been posted on samfirmware.com yet and I have no way to do a nand backup.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] luismanson:
this recovery script is run on every boot of recovery mode, right?

is that really needed?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
I have had no issues with JK4 so far. I've got it lag fixed with OCLF (as of today after running for about 4-5 days without). It boots noticeably faster with ext2fs than without.

You can root this one with a Windows tool but I choose to do it from the adb command line simply because I didn't have any trust that this tool was going to mess up my phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gtg2:
JK3/JK4 & recovery

Hallelujah!

Finally got ClockWork Recovery working on a JK3 installation (assuming it'll be fine for JK4??) and more importantly I finally had the guts to try it (we're all still learning right?) ;) Obviously, your mileage may vary so do your research.

- Standard JK3 installation

- Used z4Root to root

- Flashed SpeedMod K10J (Dec 12)

Hardcore's SpeedMod Kernel main thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=822756

- TONS of info but too easy to get lost

Hardcore's SpeedMod kernel page

http://touristinparadise.blogspot.com/2010/11/samsung-galaxy-s-download-speedmod.html

- You obviously need one of the Odin versions.

- I downloaded "SpeedMod K10J with HZ=256"

Hardcore's excellent "How to install SpeedMod kernel"

http://touristinparadise.blogspot.com/2010/11/samsung-galaxy-s-how-to-install.html

So far so good. Will update if I run into any problems.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sp991:
I don't trust OCLF, I've got my phone all messed up on 2.1 and all my apps stop showing and I'm sure it's related to OCLF and the fact that it's still using RFS but make another partition on ext2 and loop everithing on it. The library of my application might have been lost. Anyways my best friend wish is a software engineer specialised in unix/linux recommended me to use all ext4 or all ext2 partition as it should be more stable and reliable. So I will use z4mod or universal lagfix by sztupy's and test wich one is faster.

p.s. My phone was rooted 2 min after it got JK4 :P This is noting dangerous.

I was thinking of this already but now that it seems to work with bell firmware (2 users had it working) I will surely try it tomorow.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sp991:
I've installed speedmod kernel and it's working fine so I did a backup with CWM recovery that is enable by default on this kernel and then I enable the lagfix for everithing on ext4. In CWM recovery you still have the option to reboot in recovery wich will be 2e.

One thing, this kernel doesn't let apply the lagfix without a backup so there is no need to do so as it will do one when you will restart to apply the lagfix. My phone is actually backing up everything for the second time and it's pretty long as I have over 125 apps installed.

So it's seems to be one of the easy way to get 2e recovery back. I know it's not the only kernel out there that has 2e recovery or CWM recovery. For now on I don't think there is any other way to get 2e recovery back on froyo, at least for bell JK3 and JK4 firmware.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
So it works OK with JK4?

The SpeedMod notes says:

This is why I didn't dare try this kernel.

So far with whatever kernel comes with JK4, the only issues I have, which has plagued me since I bought this phone from Bell is that the damn battery life is horrible. It seems a little bit better but I can literally drain it to 20% or better in the course of 10 hours of being at the office and 2 hours hard use during train commute.

One thing I have noticed with JK4 is that I have less free memory even with forcing task kill frequently and one particular game that I play regularly, Live Texas Hold'em Poker, it will visibly slow down from time to time and only improves when I kill all other tasks before or during game play... This did not happen on JH2 that I recall.

Also, I am using OCLF even though it is not the preferred choice so I would love to give ext4 a try as well....

Have you guys confirmed that 850MHz band is working properly with this kernel.... Is it a kernel or is it a ROM, I am still unclear of the difference. Coming from a Linux background, I know what a kernel is (zImage) but I'm unclear how a ROM (firmware?) is distinct from a kernel. So confusing!

What do you see when you have installed this SpeedMod kernel in About phone settings:

Baseband version

Kernel version

Build number
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sp991:
Confirmed. 850 band is there. As you can see my kernel # is the same as yours as JPM uses the same kernel as JK4. With SpeedMod you only have some tweeks that make the phone more smooth. Installing apps doesn't make the phone lag anymore and you could also apply a lagfix of your choice in the recovery menu. Juste make sure you disable OCLF completly before you do anything or you are most likely to brick your phone.

Edit : You also get 339 Mb of ram with this kernel. The phone as 512 Mb of RAM total but a part of it is reserved for the GPU and that why we get so much performance at 3D game with this phone. With SpeedMod you have 339 Mb left for apps instead of 304 I think (not sure if my memory is good on this one). Might help for multitasking.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
Alright thanks I will try this tonight...

Will definitely disable OCLF.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gtg2:
I can't comment specifically on JK4 with great confidence since I applied it to a JK3 phone. Since JK4 is the follow-up from JK3 and both made specifically for the Bell Vibrant, I personally would have tried it on JK4 if I was in that position. Of course, the risk belongs to you :)

Hrmm. That doesn't sound like terrible performance. At the worst, I was draining a fully charged battery in 4 hrs with mod/heavy use. Now with the KJ3 & SpeedMod kernel, I've never seen such great performance. 24hrs + on 1 charge with mod use. :eek:

We're talking about updating the kernel, not the modem/phone. It's the modem/phone that matters and since JK4 is a Bell firmware so you should have no problems.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BlackDino:
I have JK4 with hardcore, but my recovery is still 2e.

Anyone know how t get 2e? I really want clockwork
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
JK4 with Hardcore K10K - success!

Well I am extremely pleased to have Hardcore kernel running on my I9000M-JK4 firmware. It flashed with Odin 1.7.x very quickly. I am running with all kernel TWEAKS turned on with the exception of CSIS (spelling?) and for now without any lagfixes applied. Testing with Quadrant, I am getting a score of 1200, which is far better than I was expecting with RFS.

I've been finding since going from GH2 to JK4 that upon booting up, I am getting a number of vibrations occurring, one long and many short during the scanning of the SD and/or external 32GB SD card. I haven't seen any mounting errors indicating that my internal SD card is failing. This occurred before I installed Hardcore and one of the reasons why I had installed OCLF with Froyo again, because I found that the bootup went a lot smoother with the loopback+ext2.

In anycase, once I get passed the disk intensive scanning of media, the Hardcore kernel is noticeably zipper, using LauncherPro. I haven't had a chance to see if my problems with Text Live Hold'em have disappeared yet but since I often play that during my commute to/from work, I will find out whether it is gone in the next day or two...

Oh and I also enabled BLN, which is such an awesome feature. I really missed the LED indicator light that I had on my BlackBerry. With BLN and the associated paid App ($1.30), I now have that feature back. The option for "blinking" the backlight buttons doesn't fully work properly yet in all circumstances but I suspect it will be fixed by the developers soon.

And of course having 2e back is wonderful!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
Still have 2e? Did you mean 3e?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sp991:
I think you mean "still 3e". If you really installed Hardore SpeedMod you sould see this as you kernel number when you go in setting>about phone

Don't forget that 3e can't accepted update.zip so you cant install speedmod with update.zip but you have to do it with Odin. This way you'll have CWM recovery by default. Then you'll be able to apply update.zip that are not signed with your recovery. Keep in mind that everything you'll find on the internet is unsigned.

Nice with quadrant, I applied the lagfix with everything on ext4 and I only get arround 1330. I might go back to rfs as I think it will be better for battery life to have no lagfix as this is what the creator of SpeedMod said.

For your notofications have you tried Noled. I'm using it since I have this phone and back then it was a good idea but it's been so improved over time. The app is free and you have so much customisation to play with. You can cahnge the delay between blinks you can decide what will dismiss the notification and you can have it turn off when in your pocket (proximity sensor). Plus you always know exactly what your notification is about (sms, email, gtalk, calendar. etc... they are all different)

p.s. Sorry for the last part adressed to Xedd I know it was completly off topics :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BlackDino:
Sorry guys I mean 3e,

How do I enable BLN or access CWM with Hardcore?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sp991:
You just have to press and hold Vol.up + Home while starting the phone as you do to acces recevery screen and it will be clockwork mod recovery 2.5.1

Can you read my previous post and verify that speedmod is really installed.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] skorzo:
Hi there and thanks for this thread.

This is my experience : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=874197

I have 2e but Clockmodwork can not mount my sdcard :-(

EDIT: Solved by installing Rom Manager and launching clockmodwork from there instead from recovery 2e (i dont know why....but thats the way)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
I did try NoLED at one point when it was first announced but regardless of whether it takes less power to display a black screen than on an LCD screen, I could tell in the dark that the whole screen was "powered on" with the SGS AMOLED screen so I assumed that it was still taking more power than if it was completely off. Since battery life is one of my major concerns with this phone, I decided against using it.

Now with BLN, in pitch black, there is no power to the AMOLED screen when the soft buttons are lit or not with a notification so I am figuring there is less power consumption, I could be wrong.... But I agree, it kind of sucks that you are tied to a kernel that has BLN configured, I'm gathering because the Android APIs don't provide direct control over these buttons.

I still might give NoLED another try to see what has changed since the last time I tried it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] abriggs:
Hi Guys,

Does anyone else find that recovery hangs at the samsung logo after installing this fix?

I've got stock JPO (+z4mod currently on RFS tho).

Could it be to do with the owner:group of the files? I tried copying in the suppied

busybox & su into the xbin folder also but that didn't help.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Griever7785:
after this "fix" my phone is blocked at initial Samsung logo!!!:(

Help
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xedd:
As I highlighted earlier in this thread, the steps mentioned in the first post do not work for everybody.

So you have no choice but to flash back to your stock kernel (assuming Download mode still works), PDA with repartition (512.pit for 2.1).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sp991:
The safest way to get 2e recovery or CWM recovery is to flash a kernel that comes with it. Look at your kernel # in "Settings > About phone" and chose a custom kernel.yousing the same one and you can be sure it will work. If your are stuck with 3e recovery then you'll need Odin to flash the kernel as a PDA file without repartitionning.

Stitoo can you edit the first post and talk about that cause your methode seems to make a lot of people going into trouble. And then they'll have to flash back to stock firmware.