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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ragin:
Hi all.

I was a happy flasher till about an hour ago. In my 5 weeks of Galaxy use, many of you have made me feel very good about buying this mobile by drastically omproving the performance. I went from standard India version to DDJG4, the JPC, the JPK, then JPM & finally settled down on Sztupy's Highly experimental 0.1 which was a SUPERB ROM. Then I went & did a blunder. I downloaded docs experimental with Sztupy's fix & tried to flash it via CWM. I went into Rom Manager, selected Install from, selected the test5.zip on my internal sd card, it asked me if I wanted to do a backup & wipe data etc. I didnot do a backup but said wipe, & went ahead. It restarted, went into clockwork recovery & about 5-6 lines later, said something wrong on line 4 & said failed & a log was created at such & such a place & shall I reboot? The home button did not work, so I pulled the battery pushed it in & tried to start, I get the white Galaxy S logo & it doesn't go ahead.

The vol-up + menu + pwr, doesnt put me into recovery. vol-dn + menu + pwr puts me into download BUT the phone isn't recognised by the computer, says the usb device isnt recognized or some such thing & Odin cant recognise it.

I have tried it on two computers.

Please somebidy HELP ME.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] HykeBR:
NÃO ME RESPONSABILIZO POR DANOS CAUSADOS POR ESSE PROCEDIMENTO EM SEU APARELHO. FAÇA POR SUA CONTA E RISCO!

Ae pessoal,

Para os brasileiros que querem proceder com o Rooting no seu Samsung Galaxy S, que aqui no Brasil recebeu o código de GT-i9000B.

Fiz uma pesquisa e há vários posts com um arquivo update.zip que deve ser colocado no internal card(phone) para executar o processo de rooting, mas o arquivo exibe a mensagem: Failed (Status 7). Isso acontece porque o script do updater não consta o modelo brasileiro GT-i9000B.

Estou colocando em anexo o arquivo já modificado que utilizei no meu Galaxy S e funcionou perfeitamente.

Procedimento:

1) Coloque o arquivo update.zip na raiz do cartão interno do Galaxy S, pode ser feito pelo explorer ou pelo Kies;

2) Desligue o aparelho, em seguida pressione as teclas (Volume UP - lado esquerdo do aparelho) + (Home - Tecla central na frente do aparelho) + (Liga/Desliga - lado direito do aparelho). O aparelho vai ligar na tela de recovery.

3) No menu de recovery selecione a segunda opção utilizando a tecla Volume Down em seguida pressione a tecla Home para executar o update.zip.

4) O aparelho será reiniciado após o processo.

Se tudo correu bem, verá na lista de Aplicações um novo programa chamado Superuser Permission (Um icone ninja muito louco).

Translation:

I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY THIS PROCEDURE IN YOUR MACHINE. MAKE YOUR OWN RISK!

The staff,

For Brazilians who want to carry on with the Samsung Rooting S Galaxy, that here in Brazil received the code GT-i9000B.

I did some research and there are several posts with a file update.zip to be placed on the internal card (phone) to run the process of rooting, but the file displays the message: Failed (Status 7). This is because the script is not in the updater Brazilian model GT-i9000B.

I'm putting the attached file has changed that I used in my Galaxy and S worked perfectly.

Procedure:

1) Place the file in the root of update.zip card inside S Galaxy, can be done by the explorer or by Kies;

2) Turn off the machine, then press the keys (Volume UP - left side of device) + (Home - central key in the front) + (On / Off - the right side of the unit). The machine will turn on the screen of recovery.

3) In the recovery menu to select the second option using the Volume Down key, then press the Home key to run the update.zip.

4) The unit will restart after the process.

If all went well, see the list of applications a new program called Superuser Permission (An icon ninja crazy).

Enjoy...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Galaxygoldner:
rooting samsung galaxy S

Olá a todos, Quero rootear meu samsung galaxy S, porem o Kies não funciona, vi no tuto q aplicar o update na raiz da memoria do Sd card interno pode ser feito pelo explorer, alguem pode me explicar como??

e alguem aqui ja testou e funcionou o rooting feito dessa forma??

quais os maiores beneficios de rootear o aparelho??

O root tambem atualiza o firmware do Android?

obrigado pela atenção!!:cool:

Translation:

Hello everyone, I want my samsung rooter S galaxy, but the Kies does not work, I saw the status q apply the update at the root of the SD memory card can be done by internal explorer, can someone explain to me how?

and someone here already tested and ran the rooting done that way?

which benefits the greatest root the machine?

The root also updates the firmware of Android?

Thank you for your attention!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] luismanson:
if its not froyo get z4root from here and install on the phone
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] csat:
Primeiro eu baixei o arquivo zipado para o Windows e coloquei-o numa pasta. Usei um programa disponível no Samsung Market chamado "SwiFTP" que na realidade é um servidor de FTP e que usa a rede wireless. Partindo do Windows estabeleci uma conexão FTP entre o desktop e o Samsung (na configuração prévia eu havia criado uma conta no SwiFTP com login/password). Com o comando "put" eu transferi o arquivo update.zip para a raiz do /sdcard/ conforme manda o tutorial e segui os passos descritos.

Como sou novato não posso te dizer no momento se está tudo correto mas o telefone não ficou bloqueado e realmente apareceu o ícone respectivo no conjunto de aplicações.

Devem ter outras formas para transferir o arquivo mas achei essa a mais fácil.

Edited: Adding my solution in English.

I've took some steps in order to upload the file "update.zip" to my Samsung Galaxy SDcard. First of all I installed the program "SwiFTP" which is available from Samsung Market and created one account and its password. Next, I've started a FTP session from my Windows and the mobile using SwiFTP and the Wi-Fi connection. From inside the Windows Download folder I "put" the "update.zip" file to the Samsung SDcard. Everything worked fine according to the tutorial.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
English PLEASE.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] csat:
I am sorry for having posted my reply in Brazilian Portuguese. I thought it was addressed to non-English speakers.

Anyway, fixed.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thitto:
Guys use Z4root for rotting. You can get it here, on XDA.

Pessoal usem o aplicaitivo z4root para fazer root.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sektorNBA:
Eu tenho um Galaxy S GT-I9000B com o z4root e meu KIES não reconhece meu aparelho.

Fica travado tentando conectar. Alguma sugestão?

English:

I have a GT-I9000B rooted with z4root but KIES seems freezes trying to connect to the device. Any hint?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
We hardly use Kies here. Infact, I for one NEVER use it.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] talha936:
This series of ROMs has been cancelled. Sorry guys, but it had to be cancelled because there were some problems we were facing.

Sorry guys, I let you down! :(

I'll still try my best to provide you high quality applications. I'm currently working on a great kitchen for the Wizard with many options. Wait 'n' see! I'm sure it won't take much long. If you want me to include something in the kitchen, just open the Q-Kitchen Requests Forum, found HERE
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] talha936:
[thread closed]

[THIS THREAD HAS BEEN CLOSED] See Post#1
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] talha936:
[THIS THREAD HAS BEEN CLOSED] See Post#1
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] talha936:
[Reserved for UltraWiz 2.0 ICE]
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] talha936:
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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] GuestK0038:
waiting

i hope they are good :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Omen79:
Can't wait to try out your roms
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] tlowe360:
waiting

I am in, cant wait to see what your roms can do.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] afr33s:
How soon is soon?

30 days since original post and no ROM links :confused:

Any news from the OP?

:)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] iandy1:
Looking forward to test your ROM.

Thanks.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] someoneee:
Finally some ROM.I think it will be good.Can't wait to try it out.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] GuestK0038:
tired of waiting

can an op delete this thread ? it was started on 21st October and still no links, is just enough .....
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Btus:
Hej guys do you have the stereo sound at this rom in scandinavian relase? I've got it in the other firmwares but after the kies upgrade i have only mono in fm radio, music and video player. Do you have any ideas how to fix it? I appriciate any idea.

Greetings, Btus.

Edit: noone that can actualy help?

Sent from my freaking awesome Galaxy S
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sdobron:
Anyone know how to bypass this low battery restriction that stops you from taking pictures or using the samsung music player?

For now I can't do anything about the camera, but I use the CM6 music player if I'm below 15% battery.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shrivel:
I believe the latest update eliminates the camera problem, but I am not certain about the music player.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sdobron:
It does not remove either camera or music player restrictions on bionix fusion 1.0. I believe these may have to do with the apk coding.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] down8:
The OTA, official JI6 update removes the restrictions.

-bZj
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uninvitedguest:
Hm, they're still present in the bionix 1.9 rom. That sucks.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Tom_H_:
I know it doesn't do much for your build and it doesn't increase your battery life, but i'm working on an upgraded version for the neopeek startup animation. Should be ready soon!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
i dont think you needed to create a new thread for this. You could of easily PM neopeek or post within his thread.

On that note i'm going to close this thread.
[Wildfire General] popi37:
Where can i download Official 2.1 Eclair ROM? im from philippines...

and can you give me a link... thanks...

i want the HTC Official 2.1 eclair rom for wildfire... because when 2.2 froyo release i want to update my wildfire via software update by htc...

:D
[Wildfire General] double_ofour:
Oi pre!.. hehe..

isnt it your wildfire is already official 2.1 eclair when you bought it?.. unless you already flashed to a custom ROM, and i hope before you flash to a custom ROM, you made a backup of your original ROM?..

well just in case, this link have all official ROMs..

http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Buzz/
[Wildfire General] kenchi27:
what rom would you prefer because the rom(125.707.1) I have is not listed? should I get the most recent one?

salamat parekoy!
[Wildfire General] ~Glitch~:
If you bought the unit from the Philippines, it should have 2.1 update-1. If its not in the releases in the site, you should just get the latest instead.

Goodluck, pare. :D
[Wildfire General] kenchi27:
Yup, you're right. Bought it from the phil. and it has the 2.1 update-1. I'll just get the RUU_Buzz_HTC_WWE_1.37.405.1_Radio

Maraming salamat, parekoy!
[Wildfire General] g3lo:
hi guys... any hints on when the official Froyo update for our Wildfire will be coming out?

I'm quite disappointed with the device as I have compared it with the Galaxy 5. The Galaxy 5 performs better and is able to run games without lags.

I wonder if the update will improve the performance of the Wildfire.
[Wildfire General] minomarimat:
HI! I'm wondering if there's any way to downgrade Motorola Defy to its stock 2.1 eclair? Upgraded to Froyo and I'm a bit disappointed. Fellow Filipino here. :)

EDIT: oops, sorry, wrong thread.
[Nexus One General] kazprotos:
Just got a new motheboard which has high output USB charging for iPhones, pads etc.

Can this work on N1 ?

http://gigabyte.com/MicroSite/185/on-off-charge.htm

edit: driver link is at the bottom for all the hackers. Hopefully its just changing string from apple to android hehe
[Nexus One General] elkyur:
Hopefully not, I dont want my nexus one to be iphone.

But as you know nexus one is using qualcomm motherboard.

But aslong cyanogen and fm transmitter is working there is no problem wiith your phone.
[Nexus One General] kazprotos:
Dear lord what a crappy reply. Stick to disney mate.
[Nexus One General] :
It should, it basically just converts the USB port from .5 amps to 1 amp, like a wall charger.
[Nexus One General] jurassicjockey:
WTF??? May want to lay off the halucinogenics :eek:
[Nexus One General] stickerbob:
lol I seriously hope this is a joke!

I agree with JCopernicus, it should definitely work.
[Nexus One General] kazprotos:
I installed the software in the first post but it still charges very slow compared to wall outlet
[Nexus One General] tameracingdriver:
Slightly OT, but I've got a USB adapter that plugs into the wall that came with my iphone and when I plug the N1 USB cable into this to charge the N1, it still charges very slowly compared to using the proper wall adapter, why is this? Does this iphone adapter restrict the voltage or something?
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Generally, "charger detected" is a circuit that has USB data pins shorted together. So when the phone's USB device probes the lines and detects them shorted, it knows it's connected to a power supply.

But since USB max current spec is 500mA, the current draw is restricted - either by the phone or by the supply.

There might be some other connectivity trick that allows the phone to know it can draw x2 current from the socket and won't damage anything. Most phones probably don't limit the current draw and count on the board to do it. Some boards don't limit the current output, or limit it higher. And the fast chargers provide pulsing voltage - which isn't like USB.

So for the board to be able to charge the device, it needs to detect a device that can use pulsing voltage, and enable such voltage on the socket. It doesn't detect Nexus as such a device, I believe, and that's why the charging is slow.
[Nexus One General] wasdvd:
Faster charging with USB

Building on Jack_R1's response, I believe that the phone is limiting the charge rate. You can make the phone "realize" it is connected to a charger rather than a data connection by shorting the 2 middle USB pins together. I have done this in several car chargers, and the N1 About/Status shows charging (AC), which is the faster charge mode. While you can short the pins in the larger end of a dedicated USB cable, if you can disassemble the connector, I found it much easier to open the charger itself to short the pins.
[Nexus One General] martinl1030:
i also have a gigabyte mobo that has this feature but i havent gotten around to test it out yet. I dont think it would work because the feature is software based and will only bump up the voltage if the program detects an iphone connecting to your computer. Gigabyte doesnt want to be liable if they bump up voltage on every device you plug in and fry something.

btw I have tried charging my n1 from my computer and its extremely slow. started charging at around 5pm on sunday and at 11pm it went from about 23%-97% lol.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Yes, USB charging is very slow. It's actually good for the battery, though.
[Nexus One General] kazprotos:
Maybe someone with some know how can look at the driver files for this 3x tech and see how it checks if its an Apple device. Then fool the check and presto!

Shame I don't know how to do any of this :(
[Nexus One General] mingkee:
There is a simple hardware (don't worry, it's on the cable) mod for faster charging; however, make sure the phone has good air vent (it means NO CASE when charging).

1. modify your microUSB cable, disconnect the data connector the A (host) plug, then shorten the data connector to the B plug. (This can charge N900 properly, and speed up n1 charging).

2. modify your powered (with AC adapter plugged) USB hub. Simply shorten the #2 and 3 connectors on USB jack. Make sure you cut the copper strip going to the chip or malfunction may occur.

These modification can greatly speed up the charging, but phone will produce a lot of heat (that's why you must have the phone "naked").
[Nexus One General] kazprotos:
I don't understand this. If the phone + battery are capable of being charged at 1000 mAh from the wall charger then why need extra cooling when asking for 1000 mAh from a PC USB socket?

Mine's still defo getting only 500 mAh from the PC USB despite it being able to give up to 2700 mAh for iPad!!! All I want is my 100 mAh charge.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Because what he suggests isn't a proper charging but rather removal of slot power control, and will damage the battery / phone, if succeeds.

Proper charging at 1000mAh requires pulsing voltage - his hack doesn't provide that. Your MB does, but it requires SW intervention to turn it on.
[Nexus One General] kazprotos:
So can someone brew the intervention :P ?
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
They are not doing anything to the voltage, simply allowing more current to pass.

And as said in this thread, any typical data USB cable will charge very slowly. And most standard USB ports charge well less than the max specced 500mAh, in fact my subnote at work I found charged my old phone at around 150mah one time when I was dead and needed to top off and it's all I had available.
[Nexus One General] Frito11:
i'm not sure of the pinout on the micro USB port but i'm pretty sure that that the Mini USB-B port that was used on phones like the G1 used shorting the -Data pin to the unused 5th pin (actually pin 4 on the connector pinout) to activate AC charge mode. some devices actually require a resister of a certain value to be placed across them to work(i know older motorola phones did like IDEN's)

one thing people often forget but should not forget is that current is drawn from the device using power. its not forced on the device. voltage is forced on a device and while a variance is usually ok for devices depending on how they were designed generally its not a good idea to exceed +1.5v on any low power DC device. 120V AC devices are designed to actually work in a much wider range like 100-130V but thats because of the power supply/nature of AC power. it always varies and in japan they use 100v 60hz AC so many electronics power supplies are designed to work in the full range to save costs and only have to make 1 unit for all (same deal with 220-240 switches on PC power supplies)

the reason why you don't want to do this mod is you could damage you PC's motherboard by pulling too much current from its circuits. USB spec is 500ma. performing this type of mod on a power adapter (car or AC) that does not get recognized as an AC charger by the phone is a safer way to go. worst case senario is you break the charger (unless you mess up on the pinout then you could damage you phone too though)
[HD2 General] Raptordin:
I purchased a T-Mobile HD2 which was initially locked then the original owner Unlocked it.

I am planning to upgrade to the latest 3.14 Rom and do not know if it will re lock the phone or not.

Please excuse my noonbness but it is my first Locked --> unlocked phone that I get.

In summery if a locked phone gets unlocked, will it revert revert back to the locked status??
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
no, it wont.
[HD2 General] Raptordin:
Thanks a bunch, really appreciate your reply. :)
[HD2 General] sokomind:
sim lock info is kept deep under other area of phone's logic and nothing to do with any original or custom roms.
[Vibrant General] cmw6300:
Hey guys,

I just installed the JI6 update on my Vibrant yesterday. When I add the Beautiful Widgets Weather on my homescreen it doesn't update. Has anyone else had this problem?

Chad
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
Did you delete the widget and re-add it?

Check your city information?

Swith from accuweather to google?

Did you check to refresh on waking up the phone?
[Vibrant General] cmw6300:
1. I opened up App Brain and synced it with my phone and all the apps I had installed pre-JI6 were there waiting to be installed. I just chose to install from there again.

2. I put in my location, tested, and also then checked Geolocation.

3. I have it set to Accuweather, I have not tried using Google.

4. Refresh is checked.

Chad
[Vibrant General] cmw6300:
Quick update.

I uninstalled and re-installed Beautiful Widgets. I then put the widget back on the home screen and it now works.

Thanks for giving me the idea of just uninstalling and reinstalling the app.

Chad
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
Hmm... perhaps just uninstall and reinstall?
[Vibrant General] oka1:
Had problems with the weather widget too

I had to uninstall and reinstall but from time to time it seems to time out... in my case I just figured it must have some conflict with something else I installed because the problem is just too random
[Vibrant General] cmw6300:
Hahaha, thanks!! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] t1mman:
Anyone has tried something like theses:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230540680820&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110552766766&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

or

would something like this work or it would need an adapter first (4P connection to 3):

http://cgi.ebay.com/SONY-ECM-DS70P-...976?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item27b2176438

http://cgi.ebay.com/MINI-ELECTRET-C...ting_MicrophonesPhones_RL&hash=item2c58091d28

EDIT: Everything was tested and works pretty good!

I found a nice adapter in a kit made for Philips' portable DVD adapter, just like this one:

http://www.amazon.com/Philips-DVDP01.../dp/B000HSCLBG

(bought it for 2.99$can at a local electronic superstore)

TV-Out with an adapter will do as the same, only not as "compact"

Result can be seen here:

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0yzzC_PiWE = Internal mic

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-uC4Gn9AgY = Mic with handsfree

Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id0_sG47aok = External mic (laptop) with adapter

This is most likely higher sound than most show, radio at vol. 10 is considered "loud", it's 5 or less for "normal use"

The microphone in the last test is a standard microphone for laptop, I will put a test with an High Quality microphone also just for references.

Conclusion:

"Video Out" for TV-Our is useable as Mic in when the TV-Out feature is disabled.

An adapter with a "better" microphone will give a massive difference when recording "high" volume environments

Better microphone Should give better result (yet to be tester)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] t1mman:
Well, since no one realy answered, here's my idea

First, we need to seperate the three wires, one way is to either take a 4 conductor cable and strip it open and remake connections to either 1/8 or 1/4 to be able to plug a "standard" mono migrophone.

Or, the other way around:

Take a 1/8 to video (wich is 3 rca cable) like this one:

http://cgi.ebay.com/0-7M-3-5mm-Plug...950?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a5b4736f6

Take the micro wire and put an adapter on it like this one:

http://cgi.ebay.com/3-5mm-Mono-Fema...120?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e5dae9bd0

And then put the mono microphone you would like, something like (noise cancelling should help when recording events/shows) :

http://www.amazon.com/Olympus-ME-52W-Noise-Canceling-Microphone/dp/B000MYPPPE
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] akenis:
Did you find anything else out? I've taken some great video at shows...but the audio gets terribly muffled when its loud with base.