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[Galaxy S I9000 General] donkeyhitman:
Nice to see Kalpik and Doc in this thread. I would love to see a no-frills basic rom from Doc.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Shadow350z:
Me too +100 :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] opensourcefan:
As a huge doc rom fan this comment has me excited.

Sent from a Bell I9000m running Froyo.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DocRambone:
Update, deodexed now, trying to add some more languages to system. Swype and samsung keyboards is easy but system ...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Quantus:
Doc,

I've been a fan of your work for some time, but only as a lurking user. As the (proud?) owner of an i9000m I have occasionally experienced the hiccups associated with that specific device (sent back to Samsung twice), and it is very nice to see that you (an Kalpik) are looking at this rom.

Donation sent your way as thanks (Kalpik doesn't have a donation link, so perhaps you'll share, if you're both working on this rom, and if you actually even have the means to share).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jeff260z:
I installed this last night. Works well. I had lost my apn settings but once I reinput them all is well. I only have 4 apps in the samsung app market fire some reason.

I would not have had any issues if I new what I was doing though.

This is what I did. I used clockwork to install docs 7.6 over jh2 after backing up the jh2 rom. I clicked the option to format so I lost all my apps and such going from jh2 to docs jpo. Docs rom worked great though. Could text make calls and had internet.

I then tried to restore jh2 from my backup using clockwork. This is where I must have gone wrong. Phone would start to boot and display gt-i9000m for a second then

Display gt-i9000 and not continue to boot.

I downloaded odin and flashed this rom.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DocRambone:
Getting closer for a beta release. What modem and kernel do you want to see in

UGJK3_Doc_V8?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Shadow350z:
grr.. There is not AZERTY keyboard :s
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DocRambone:
VERY generous of you, i talk to Kalpik and see if he want to be a part of the upcoming rom.

Thanks again.

Look out for a pm ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] frandromeda:
hardcore's kernels always seem to be a good compromise between performance and stability... I'm always just a bit scared of the OC/UV options.

For the modem, I suspect most bell users will want the modem included with the stock firmware, but your judgement is way better than mine here. :)

Oh, and I'm sooooooo stoked for this ROM. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Shadow350z:
There is a method for had keyboard AZERTY samsung or android ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
OK I'm confused. I have odin1.7 and the tar file from the 1st thread. Now where to put this .tar in Odin? PDA,Phone,CSC

OK now I see it in the first post. PDA
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boomerod:
Definitely the Bell modem that came with it, or at least it and other modems too.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Shadow350z:
In PDA without re-partition and start ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TriC_101:
Modem and kernel from ugjk3 would be nice in your rom and to have it show i9000m.. That would be sweet.. The modem is the big one since it more then just bell users that use the 850mhz band.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xZeDgEx:
Does the Samsung keyboard perform any better with 2.2? One of my biggest gripes is the shoddy input detection on the current one, I constantly type the wrong letter with this thing. If I pick up an iPhone or even a Windows phone (tried recently) I can type like no ones business with very few mistakes. I have to type very slowly and accurately on this thing. :mad:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DocRambone:
Ok bell modem, but i put in hardcores kernel to enable the recovery features.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boomerod:
Cool...that'll make the I9000 folks happy...I'll be sub'g in Xcaliburinhand's re-oriented since I have a Captivate. Right now testing Taytama's JPM with this new modem. But I did flash this stock ROM already and it looks good. Can't wait to see what you did to it. Any chance of a Full ROM (not just modular, like your JPA/JPO)?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DocRambone:
Added new bell rom post, 1st will be a full rom
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boomerod:
Very cool...I'm poised for download. :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Idan73:
92C85230NS859835G

@Doc

15 euro approximately 20+ canadian bucks as promised to share with kalpik if hes part of the release or future support. never thought it would be close to beta already. amazing!!!

volunteering for extended menu to be done by tuesday late night (morning in europe) since tayutama seems to be MIA.

in the coming weeks will also add special csc for all canadian providers not just bell and saskatel to be included in the incremental version update.

definitely bell modem in the release and others can flash modem of choice with update.zip. kernel does not matter since i flash it on the road via cwm anyways whenever theres releases

i9000m on boot very important for canadians for warranty purpose in case phone craps out.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
I'm in the same boat. Running JPO right now. Tried phone in USB debug mode, mass storage and kies. I connect on com 7 or 8 depending on the setting. Then I load the tar into pda and click start.Then if I'm in USB debugging I get

<ID:0008>Added!

<ID:0008>Odin v.3 engine(ID:8)..

<ID:0008>File analysis..

<ID:0008> setupconnection..

<OSM>All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

Com7 when connection is Kies and the same results.

then if I click start again I get

All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 0)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boomerod:
Are you guys setting up Odin first? You have to set it up before you plug in your phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DocRambone:
Thanks a lot :)

I will need help to keep this running. So if you want ta part i be most grateful.

/Doc
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Samdroid_G_S:
You shouldnt be in debugging , your phone has to be in download mode.

Power+home+volume up

Or

Power+home+volume down

Can not remember witch is recovery and witch is download.

Hold all 3 while booting up your phone. When you see the i9000m logo appear then disapear and reapear let go of the buttons then you should see the word downloading across your screen.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] boomerod:
+1....missed that he said he was trying debug mode. Gotta start with phone turned off to get in DL mode.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] brynm:
If i flash this rom and want to update the modem as well, do i need the file from this post:

or is it already included in the original tar?

Sorry for the newb question.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AvatarReborn:
I did not use a pit when i flashed...was having the same issue when i tired to use the pit.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] donkeyhitman:
At long last...a proper thread reserved strictly for i9000m. I know that it is similar to the international i9000 version but it is comforting to see that there will be some developments made strictly for the i9000m.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
Of course that's where I screwed up. I decided to take a break and it came to me. You'd think I'd never flashed anything before.:eek:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
:DAllright! flashed and running...

hmmm? should I go and flash that new Doc's rom. seems like a plan:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Vibrantbell:
Ok this should help and answer some questions for a few people.

This is the flash for the Bell I9000

UGJK3

, again use it at your own risk if you put it on another build.

First If you have receive the internal SD mount failure in the recovery mode your Internal SD card is dead (i ave done it). Take it back to Bell and get it replaced dont stress your self or the forums over it.

My Stock Info:

Samsung GT-I9000M

2.1 update 1

Baseband I9000UGJG9

Kernal 2.6.29

daree.ahn@sep-20#2

Eclair.UGJG9

1) installed 3 button update

2) using one click lag fix rooted the phone

3) Using Quadrant score had a 905

4) Installed Ext2 tools, set the scheduler to deadline, set on boot and tweaks

5) Quadrant score 902 (had an internal error at this point and it went away)

6) Using one click Lag Fix set @ 954MB

7) Quadrant score 2025 :)

Now for Froyo

8) Removed one click lag fix

9) following the instructions on the first page using Odin flashed the PDA

10) took a bit of time for the phone to reboot it sat on the samsung s screen for about 3 min

11) Quadrant score 995

12) rooted with Z4root from the app market

13) Set the scheduler to deadline, set on boot and tweaks

14) Installed EXT2 tools

15) using one click lag fix set @ 958MB

16) Quadrant score 1826

Issues:

Major NONE

Minor screen will not lock

Pros: wicked fast, good battery

Thats Step by step guys read and read this has been working great for me.

Again it is only for the UGJK3 build
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
What do you mean? Screen locks fine for me.

The only thing I've noticed is when I open the list of apps and swipe it lags for a second and then makes the motion. I also sometimes get some slight lag swiping through homescreens. Anyone else seeing this? It may have happened on JH2 as well and I didn't notice it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Vibrantbell:
Got_milk

what build are you using?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
Standard JK3, no lagfix/root.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Vibrantbell:
whats your quadrant score for your phone?

search quadrant in the apps

no lag fix it will be a bit slower , hence why I posted every step and the quadrant scores for my phone
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
1006. Pretty good I'd say, and I really don't see the need to lagfix as I really don't have any other "lag" issue anywhere else.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Vibrantbell:
1826 is the score I have thats when I have other apps running, I have had it over 2000, with the lag fix, but thats a personal option.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Red John:
Scored 1000 right on the dot with Doc's rom freshly installed. I had voodoo on JH2 but I see no reason to lagfix as of this moment, phone feels snappy enough. I never do really heavy multitasking anyway.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dm-digital:
I've been running JK3 for 24 hours now and it's still running strong. I've continued to install apps and the phone is still as snappy as when it was a fresh install. Other then the couple of FC's I had with market under extreme simultaneousness app installs I haven't seen any issues. It seems to be a good solid ROM with a little better performance over JH2. I have basically no lag and as with JH2 have no plans to run any lag fix.

I've actually been really impressed with the flash performance in the browser. I was expecting flash to really pull things down but was surprised to see how well it ran! JK3 is really starting to show off the abilities of the phone.

As for the quadrant scores, they are basically irrelevant. The lag fix methods used artificially inflate the quadrant score so they don't actually represent real world performance. It's a cool looking number but in reality means nothing when a lag fix is installed. It is a good way to know whether a lag fix is installed before installing a new ROM though.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] prajnakandarpa:
Hey, is there any way I can get th white DroidX keyboard to work on this ROM? I tried taking the apk from Darkyy's 4.1 ROM and put it in /system/app but got a bunch of force closes.

Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Red John:
Yeah... I had a Desire Z for a week before I returned it, flash runs infinitely better on the SGS.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stere0xide:
Any one else have some purchased apps dissappear after the update? An example is Clockr Revolution (donate version) and it's no longer there nor can I look it up.

But other than that I love it!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
I had to root with z4root and apply eris market fix.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] macro6:
How is the GPS?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
Yep!! I had two purchased apps, and their both gone.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
Did anyone notice the product code on this rom is KOR?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
how do I find this for you?? I did the *#272*imei#* but there is like 5 different option in that menu lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
Just out of curiosity, has anybody tested the Audio levels/quality in video recording... and has anybody checked with the other person on the other end of the line if there is any noticeable difference in audio quality when in a conversation, and in a noisy environment (around diesel engines, in a mall with a lot of people in it etc.)

Guess what I'm getting at, is noise filtering was almost non existent in the 2.1 Stock rom... hence why video recording sucked so much.. (in a noisy area, like at a concert, or house part for example) There is only one mic on these phones, so I'm not even sure if any good filtering techniques have ever been achieved with software only... Just curious if any improvements were made in this area.

CC- Doc's Bell Froyo thread <---------is it okay to do that?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
Tested in a moving vehicle, it's alright. Ran off the road a couple of times but managed to get itself back pretty quickly.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
I think I had seen the KOR product code when flashing the rom, so I used "Kies Registry Patcher" which loaded the prod code. I thought the KOR was from jpo but I used the xeu file when I'd flashed jpo.

anyhow, I dialed the *#272*imei# and the screen showed "KOR" then had 3 options, BMC and 2 other product codes. So I selected BMC and hit instal. Phone rebooted and now when dialing *#272*imei# it shows BMC as product code. It also must be like a factory reset cause all my downloaded programs are gone except Superuser, don't know yet if I'm still rooted. Also the apps installed are different than after I flashed JK3, I'm pretty sure anyway. For example do you have Car Home and Desk Home as apps on your phone?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
What ROM were you on before? I have a feeling you didn't factory reset. I just looked now and the KOR region isn't available and I'm already on BMC.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
I was on jpo done through kies using Kies Registry Patcher and I selected xeu.It was my first flash. I definetly factory reset after flashing jpo and also before I flashed jk3 through odin and again after I flashed.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DS1495:
Wow, I'm very impressed with this ROM so far. No bugs as of yet and seems really fast! Thank you devs! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aridoasis:
has anyone tried the camera? when i open the camera app, i get 'Warning: Firmware is not the latest. Do you wan to continue?'
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dm-digital:
I used the camera last night at our local Santa Claus Parade. Everything worked great and even uploaded to facebook and twitter.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dm-digital:
The GPS seems to be working really well. It's locking on all the satellites it sees where before it would only lock on 1/2 to 3/4.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Samdroid_G_S:
Maybe try a factory reset? I'm on this ROM as well and my camera/video recording is working perfectly.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Felixpau86:
I think you should keep the jk3 modem for release. Let jpp jpd be optional like your other rom. Should be cross compatible like other 2.2 fw.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xZeDgEx:
Can someone please comment on the Samsung keyboard? Is it better?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
It takes some getting used to. Being able to use your voice is a welcome addition, but now there's a configuration button on the right hand bottom side which I routinely hit by accident (as the space bar is shrunk now).

Is it better? I think it is, but that's my own opinion.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yiannisthegreek:
I believe (and I could be mistaken so if I am then please someone correct me) this is because this is a "leaked" firmware perhaps...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
The product code is BMC (as it should be)...that post is highly inaccurate. I believe that person didn't flash correctly.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yiannisthegreek:
Im at an impass... Id like to flash this and I am also interested in the DocRambone version that is floating here on XDA.

Doc's ROM uses a non stock kernal so I am a bit weary to try it but I am also SCARED to use Odin as I do not want my internal SD to go "bye bye".

Is there an update.zip I can try that will work with Rom Manager / Clockwork?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
I wouldn't worry about Odin, as no one has yet to actually prove it fries internal SDs. From my (limited) understanding of computer architecture and memory there's no real reason why Odin would cause internal SDs to fail.

I believe you can flash Doc's ROM via Clockwork but don't quote me on that.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] PermaFried:
I flashed using clockwork.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dm-digital:
If an SD fails it's because of a hardware defect, not because of Odin or flashing. I believe many SGS units were shipped with defective NAND. Flashing may reveal the problem sooner due to a large portion of the SD being written to but it's not the cause. If the SD fails it was going to fail on you at some point no matter what.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Samdroid_G_S:
Docs rom is flashed via clockwork. But does use a custom kernel as you said, I like this kernal cause it displays i9000m during boot up even though I heard its possible to get hardcore to make his kernel do that as well .

Personally I used odin and flashed this rom and have not had an issue yet with over 50 apps installed.

I used OCLF as well with start up tweeks and modified schedular. even though I never really felt like I needed it. 1900+ in quadrant ;p.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Videonut:
Originally Posted by Videonut

Did anyone notice the product code on this rom is KOR?

Inaccurate? No my product code was KOR. Why, either from flashing jpo through Kies with reg patcher(xeu) or from new jk3 rom flashed through odin. Kies flash went perfect and so did odin once I figured that I needed to be in download mode(duh). I also factory reset before and after the odin flash. Likely the KOR was left over from the kies flash but no matter how many factory resets it stayed. I had to change it by dialing *#xxx*imei# and select BMC there.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yiannisthegreek:
You flashed this leaked Bell firmware using clockwork or Doc's Bell ROM? :confused:

Please advise...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aridoasis:
still getting the same warning. when i hit YES though, i can use the camera fine.

would you recommend reflashing?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] trdcameleon:
Can I Install this I9000UGJK3.tar if I did the registry trick to have the GT-I9000 PDA : JPA /PHONE : JPP / CSC : JP3 ??

And by the way, after I make this update, I have Froyo and even if I do a factory reset (recovery mode), I still stay with the JPA. Cannot go back to the I9000UGJH2/I9000BMCJH2/I9000UGJH2/I9000UGJH2

So.. if I want a Bell i9000M back, what can I do ?? This flash or ????

Thanks for helping.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jentech:
anybody else getting complaints about sound quality on the client side?? A couple of people have told me it sounds like I've got my finger over the microphone and am very muffled.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Dice62:
Has anyone tried this firmware vs Doc's version of it?

I'm sure Doc's will be faster, but honestly, it seems like the battery life is suffering hard from any rom I use outside of the stock one.

When I first got my i9000M, it lasted me a weekend before charging using JH2, now everything else lasts me hopefully to the end of the day of light usage.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got_milk:
Yes inaccurate, you claimed that the ROM contained the KOR region when it reality it does not.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Idan73:
Flash this then select csc you like via *#272*imei#. That should fix everything as it is deeper reset than wipe.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] onaquest:
appended IMEI

I flashed to I9000UGJK3. Everything seems to be working properly. I viewed my IMEI with the SGS Tools app. My IMEI is correct, however it has been appended with /05.

###############/05

Does anyone have any insight as to why it would be changed like this?

Is it anything to be concerned about?

I have an efs backup from when my phone was running the original JH2, if I need to use it.

Edit: looks like this is called the 'imei sv'
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
Yes..first call after flash... sitting in my computer room... funny thing is, I had just installed a cover (soft plastic( on my phone yesterday) and i flashed last night. I was assuming the tiny little hole in the case was the cause, and I was going to ream the hole out a bit. Guess I'll have to test it without the cover first. I'm hoping it's at least some kind of improvement over the horrible audio found on the stock JH2 ROM.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
U can get the stock JH2 firmware from samfirmware and flash it VIA Odin. I did it yesterday before jumping to this JK3 and everything worked perfectly.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
yes... I did... only had Docs ROM on for a few hours tho. I completely screwed everything up when i tried to install the Dena theme for JPA. Kinda figured something would get buggered up, but I tried it anyway. Caused huge numbers of Fc's and wouldn't even completely boot up. Then ended up with boot loops only going as far as the "S" logo. lol

Tried everything I could think of including factory reset, cache wipes etc.

I ended up getting stock fw from samfirmware, flashing it VIA Odin, boot-up, and immediately flashed to JK3, followed by a factory reset, and everything is working perfectly!! All my paid apps are even back in the market!!

Once flashed back to stock, had to install Root and CW again which I just downloaded z4 root from the market, and used ROM Manger (from market) to put CW back on. No real reason to install CW as I used Odin to flash both Roms.

One thing that I did take a couple times to get, is for Odin to properly recognize the phone (properly and actually flash. The little box did turn yellow every time, but failed to flash (just ended before it began).

What I did.... load up Odin3 1.7 leave all defaults the way they are... don't touch anything. (no partition, and no PIT file especially) load up the download ROM (weather stock or the new JK3) in the PDA selection... then, with the power shut off, plug your phone in to the computer. Now... trick is (for me anyway) as soon as you plug your phone in, rite away, without delay, put your phone into download mode (BEFORE the battery charging indicator comes up) wait for Odin to come yellow.. and hit START. once its all done, and it turns green, pull the cord out.. That should be it..

Hope this helps!!

EDIT: I used the exact same process for flashing both the stock ROM, and the JK3. If your flashing Doc's JK3 rom, don't use Odin.... use the CW recovery... (it's what I used) He also says that the stock 2e recovery will work fine to flash his ROM, just have to rename the ROM to update.zip

EDIT2: Also, one more thing. When I went from stock to Doc's JK3 rom, and also, back to stock... I had to re-input the carrier settings in Network (APN Settings) in order to get Data back. But, the ONLY thing that went missing was the Port numbers (which is 80) and then when I went back to stock (from samfirmware) from Docs, I had to add the entire entry. To this ROM (this thread) never lost anything.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yiannisthegreek:
Can anyone tell me if I can flash this firmware via Rom Manager / Clockwork as opposed to using Odin? Is there an update.zip file anyhere?

Please advise...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] onaquest:
Doc released a CWR version:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=846237
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yiannisthegreek:
Thank You for the reply. I know about Doc's ROM but it includes Hardcore's kernel and I just want to start by flashing the Bell firmware before messing around with the actual kernel, etc.

Is there an update.zip of just this leaked "Bell Firmware" that I can flash using Rom Manager / Clockwork?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kfernandes29:
Anyone know if there's a 2.2 build that I can use on my Telus Fascinate?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Grashoper:
No there isn't. Odin is your only choice with this Rom.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yiannisthegreek:
Thank you for the reply..