yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n3ph:
Thanks for the help. After researching more on what you said, I have a better idea on the flashing process =)

I'll try to reserch more while waiting for a compatible ROM for my phone before trying anything again (in case I brick it)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamthechickengod:
I'd like to know if anyone was able to make a copy of the stock ROM or has found the RUU for this specific version.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] lalcina:
When I restart my phone it turns back on but is on windows again! So annoying. Can I fix it so it turns on android?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] frogamic:
no you cannot
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] i rule123:
Get an auto boot loader for android?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] NicoBD:
Use the search... damn...

This was discussed in at least 5 threads or so...

Download an Autobooter and set it up. 'cause Android isn't running from NAND you have to run Windows at first...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] lalcina:
Okay..
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zouzousaade:
MODS please delete :) or move
[Galaxy S I9000 General] brownsea2989:
Just upgraded my Vodafone Galaxy S to JPY using the Kies patcher and although it upgraded fine, I've lost all my google apps!

Anyone else seen this or have any suggestions?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] brownsea2989:
Just a brief follow-up...

Noticed that there were no longer any APNs listed so added Vodafone. Downloaded and installed Market 2.2.7 from another thread and have managed to download all the missing apps and so far seems fine (and very fast!).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] flamin_ICE:
Google downloaded apps missing?

How to restore that?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mull1s:
Download them manually with market 2.2.7
[Galaxy S I9000 General] flamin_ICE:
Thnx, however after installing the market app I did not have to manually download, after opening market couple of times all the apps I downloaded were there. :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
PLEASE READ THE THREAD BELOW BEFORE YOU FLASH ANY OF THESE !

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=888071

http://fus.samsungmobile.com/Phone_...00OXAJMD_P1000XXJMB_P1000XXJMD_XX_ITV.zip.enc

Anyone can decrypt it???????

Edit:

PDA: P1000XXJMC

PHONE: P1000XXJMA

CSC: p2000OXAJMC

DECRYPT CODE: 2269661

decoder for decrypting enc files: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11000050/Decoder.zip

flashed with odin 1.7 , no pit file , still froyo 2.2

need to flash dbdata after reboot http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=445398&d=1290261479

redesigned widgets, browser is fast ( no lag on scrolling......)

Quick review of JMC firmware: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=886821

another firmware updated 24.12.2010

Modified: 10/12/24

PDA: P1000XXJMD

Phone: P1000XXJMA

CSC: P1000OXAJMD

Url: http://fus.samsungmobile.com/Phone_B...XX_ITV.zip.enc

Decrypt Code: 1446739

decripted file: http://www.multiupload.com/KHMVHJYZZ1

Modified: 10/12/29

PDA: P1000XXJME

Phone: P1000XXJMA

CSC: P1000OXAJME

Url: http://fus.samsungmobile.com/Phone_B...XX_ITV.zip.enc

Decrypt Code: 774584

Decrypted file: http://www.multiupload.com/3G1XLLY9V4

PDA: P1000XXJMG

Phone: P1000XXJMF

CSC: P1000OXAJMG

Decrypt Code: 1083448

Url: http://fus.samsungmobile.com/Phone_B...XX_ITV.zip.enc

Modified: 11/01/25
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] u3819013:
1. Model: GT-P1000 | Code: ITV | Version: P1000XXJMD/P1000OXAJMD/P1000XXJMB/P1000XXJMD | Date: 21.12.2010 08:48 | Size: 216,4 MB | ID: 27591803 <--- I think it's not correct.

source: http://twitter.com/samsungfusnews

2. Modified: 10/12/21

Lastest Firmware for: ITV

PDA: P1000XXJMC

PHONE: P1000XXJMA

CSC: p2000OXAJMC

DECRYPT CODE: 2269661

FROM FUS CHECK .... it shows the same URL as yours.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
decrypted ok, thank you
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] geek78:
what do you use to decrypt ? Thanks ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fireedo:
can u share decrypt code, please?

thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
DECRYPT CODE: 2269661

was posted 2 posts up.......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
decoder for decrypting enc files

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/11000050/Decoder.zip
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tomeks:
2.2 or 2.2.1?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] geek78:
thanks. yet decrypted ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fireedo:
btw, have anyone here flashing already with this ROM? any report?

thx
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
flashed with odin 1.7 , no pit file , still froyo 2.2

need to flash dbdata after reboot

redesigned widgets, browser is fast ( no lag on scrolling......)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
Hi Can you upload the file please
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fireedo:
can u help me howto decrypt that encrypted file?

DecoderTest P1000_P1000XXJMD_P1000OXAJMD_P1000XXJMB_P1000XXJMD_XX_ITV.zip.enc -dec ???

I lost in that command.....please help :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Better than JM6 so far ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
DecoderTest P1000_P1000XXJMD_P1000OXAJMD_P1000XXJMB_P1000XXJMD_XX_ITV.zip.enc 2269661
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] andreground:
Please help me with odin 1.7

1) No pit

2) PDA file P1000XXJMC_P1000OXAJMC_P1000XXJMA_HOME

Did you select "Re-partition"?

Did you select "Auto-Reboot"?

Did you select "F. Reset Time"?

Where to get dbdata?

Thanks a lot, I'm a complete *NOOB* :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Chainfire:
Decrypted file:

http://www.multiupload.com/WOKU5D5U1Q
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
dbdata

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=445398&d=1290261479
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] andreground:
Thank u!

Could you please answer to my other questions?

1) No pit

2) PDA file P1000XXJMC_P1000OXAJMC_P1000XXJMA_HOME

Did you select "Re-partition"?

Did you select "Auto-Reboot"?

Did you select "F. Reset Time"?

...and...you first flash this then you enter download mode again then flash dbdata.zip then reboot, correct?

THANKS A BILLION!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fireedo:
hmm...after I see this ROM I think I have first flashing to JM6 ---> JMA ---> then to this ROM

am I correct?

and what if my current ROM is an ASIA ROM (DXJK2), can I go directly to this rom?

thx a lot
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wmwamidi:
They have always had that choice and let us keep it THAT way: Let them choose and avoid sentiments like "Don't flash that ROM".
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeebspawnshop:
I believe that anyone too dim-witted to see that rotohammer is doing us all a great service - and a huge favor - should just GTFO.

Simple ;)

Thanks for your work roto... <3
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pbruck:
I agree 101% :)

And once again a great Thank to Roto.

And this still as i am an victim of protected Bootloaders.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MaxiJavi:
We can always hope they don't ... Or if they do that they can be removed.

It would not surprise me if not all the versions of the firmware have the protected bootloader ...

Now who is the merchant of doom :-)

The statement was made because ... If they flash that rom ...

They no longer have the choice.

Easy to understand, really.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aimfire72:
Could someone please decrypt? Getting errors when running DecoderTest :(

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] zandrzejz:
hi. same for me. error when decoding enc file
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jnutz:
I really dont think it is a good idea either. You cant even use clockwork recovery after you are locked down. Clockwork is pretty much required for the stuff I like to do.

I think Roto is doing a really good thing here so take his advice. If you are already locked down and think it doesnt matter then think again because the locked bootloader could just be the start. They could start locking down other stuff.

I think the rom flashing needs to chill so we can take a closer look at this and put together a plan. For now I would not trust any Samsung ROM regardless of source.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jesterz:
PLEASE READ THE THREAD BELOW BEFORE YOU FLASH ANY OF THESE !

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=888071

Decrypted GT-P1000_P1000XXJMF_P1000OXAJMF_P1000XXJMF_P1000XXJMF_XX_ITV

http://www.multiupload.com/3G1XLLY9V4
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] STEEPSIDE:
Hey Roto,

After reading alll the comments about this new version I only have one question are you going to roll out a Roto JME? Hopefully you are as I have my computer on alert waiting for the download!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I've been spending so much time helping folks with problems on xda and on irc that I haven't read much about JME. I can easily make a firmware, if I get time Ill do it later after I read a bit more about it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] msgfromside3:
I have to agree with this. I had been flashing from roto's package up until JMC, which I did it myself to learn more about the actual process and it has costed me locked down bootloader. Although I am now more eager to learn about the entire android OS (I hate any kind of lock down), I am going to be more cautious of what I want to flash to my tab until I learn more about it. Also I am quite happy with JMC so I don't need to flash any more.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jstuart83:
anybody notice anything different about this rom?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Body:
how do I install this rom JMF? Extract the files and found a folder and a file compressed JME SS_DL.dll, inside the folder JME has vardios files.

Which one do I use? PIT only the file or another?

Odin already installed through the 1.7 and did not change anything.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aussiebum:
Do any of JMD/E/F actually "fix" the issue of led flashlight widgets/apps no longer working properly on the Tab (ie. led light doesn't stay on)?

It's a bit annoying having to trade off nice device performance with being able to use the Tab as a torch.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MaxiJavi:
The LED flashlight widget works for me :-)

See thread for what I flashed.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aussiebum:
Hey MaxiJavi, I just performed a search for the entire thread for posts under your name (4 results, including your latest reply), and none of them specify what you flashed :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Sooooo how does the last Firmware (F ?) compares with JMC ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cdred:
This is now my first week with my Tab and I am loving it. Rooted with z4root as soon as I walked out of the Sprint store and got into my car. Since then, been doing a lot of reading and this locked bootloader thing has really kept me from going any further than just rooting. Right now, Kies says everything is up to date and after using SGT Bootloader, thanks to Chainfire, it says "Bootloaders: Unprotected, can flash all bootloaders and kernels." Roto, you said it best. Would rather have the CHOICE.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] clubtech:
So far JMF feels the fastest firmware to date.

JMD is the worst .
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] paulem:
Does JMF display Samsung Apps

Hi Guys

Does JMF display more than 2 apps in samsung apps, I have JMD and only get 2 apps, whereas before i had 9 or 10.

Also RotoHammer any luck on a JMF package for Odin yet

:)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eboIa:
If Im right, Samsumg apps problem is about missing CSC and not the ROM itself. Check it! After correct CSC there are all the programs for me. Currently on JPD.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MaxiJavi:
SORRY, wrong thread :-)

I flashed Roto's :

http://files.deodexed.com/ModADroid-Galaxy-Tablet/T-Mobile/Roto-JMC-Fix2.zip

Which formats the internal SD, and gave me JMC/JID/JMC

I then installed :

http://www.appbrain.com/app/led-light/jp.picolyl.led_light
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rbacosta:
Downloading XXJMF. So far, XXJME is smooth and fast. Now, I'm curious about this XXJMF firmware. Flashoholic time? Hehehehe, I think I'll use XXJME for a few more days, maybe there's XXJMG by that time hahaha!

EDIT: This firmware also has JME.tar inside, which I already flashed yesterday. I'm getting confused with the naming convention here, hehehe!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] krumbs:
Ditto! JMF turned out to be JME. Was that an upload error, or is JMF/ JME supposed to be one and the same?

Also, moments after updating, i came across this post with a new firmware! just my luck. Oh, well, downloading it too...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=893184
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] s8256e:
New Firmware?

This is not new, it Oct/Nov Asian/Arabic firmware!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Body:
how do I install .TAR files? After using the File descompactalos .PIT only?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Roto, will we be lucky and get a JMF from you ? :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] daniel.weck:
My Tab is now running JMF (which is actually JME, see version details below), and it appears to be even smoother than all the previous JM6-JMD iterations. QuickDesk somehow now pops-up real fast, yet the app itself hasn't been updated. Overall great performance, no bugs other than the usual EBook startup crash (just remove the app), Dolphin HD broken pinch-zoom, and the LED timeout (note that as usual, I removed a bunch of useless apps and background services).

I flashed using Heimdall (no partition, and just factoryfs.rfs, kernel/zImage, params.lfs + cache.rfs (which includes a recovery update, probably just for the CSC update, which in my case enables UK apps in SamsungApps).

Dial *#*#44336#*#*:

PDA: P1000XXJME

PHONE: P1000XXJM6

CSC: P1000OXAJME

BUILD TIME: 28/12/2010 11:55:03 KST

Change List: 813076
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] paulshields:
I'm also running JME and I agree it's very smooth. I also flashed modem.bin so my PHONE: value is P1000XXJMA - though as we don't get to see the changelist who knows if it's worth bothering with :).

I also had FC's with the Samsung eBook app but found that I could fix it by reinstalling eBook from titanium backup and also reinstalling the English dictionary that it uses. Seems pretty stable now. It will FC when moving to two page (landscape) view, but this is due to me running an LCD density below 240. The app gets an exception due to a value being out of bounds when redrawing the display. It's stable at default LCD density of 240, but as I can't live with LCD set at default I just make sure I don't tilt the tab sideways when reading :D.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Body:
(note that as usual, I removed a bunch of useless apps and background services).

Hello Daniel, what did you use to remove services that run in the background, and what you suggested are useless.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
Hey i have a quick question when i dial: *#*#44336#*#*

I get csc as unknown , i am on jmc how can i make it reconignize the csc?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jeremysv:
...

RotoHammer, I would like to see a JMF package as well. Or better yet, can you teach us how to fish? Is Daniel's post, below, a good start?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
After a busy 2 days of pay work, Im doing JME (JMF) now. Should be done within the half hour.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aussiebum:
Thanks for the info - might take a look at this after work (or just skip it and move onto JMF) :cool:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] T33H00:
Im really waiting for this!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pakalrtb:
Roto, let me ask you something : If I want to take off the Radio file from a Firmware archive, should I just unpack the archive, delete the files that I do not want and repack the archive. Would it be flashable or is there some encription or some security key that need to be inlcuded with the .tar archive when you pack it?

Is there a relationship between the csc file and the files included in the PDA archive that may end up making a not working FW?

Can I just take out the radio and/or the BLs off the .tar archive, unpacking-deleting-repacking ?

Thanks for your time.

P_
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Roto-JME is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10205246&postcount=168
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] crisvillani:
So im guessing we cant use this if we have protected bootloader?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I use Ubuntu Linux for all my work. To package up your own combo of files, use the command:

tar --format=ustar -cf maypackage.tar zImage factoryfs.rfs param.lfs

Add and remove files as you see fit. Look at my Roto-JME packages for what I include and why.

Bottom line: do not include boot.bin or Sbl.bin for safety reasons. efs.rfs has your personal info in it, so don't distribute that.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
No, you can use it! It will work perfect for you, and not make things any worse.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Adapt0r:
After flashing Roto-JME-Update.tar dialing *#1234# shows PDA version JMA.

Is it supposed to be?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pakalrtb:
Thanks man, I guess I can use 7zip for my win enviroment.

One more think : have you ever tried to custom pack the CSC archive? If you could do that in a way that will not factory reset the tab after flashing it, you could solve the problem of showing a blank PDA and CSC fields when flashing your Roto FW.

I am saying this because I had to flash jm6 over jm6 just to restore the swype app that I had accidentally deleted. I only flashed the PDA archive, kept all my settings and apps but lost the CSC and PDA readings on the *#1234# command. I then flashed the CSC archive, lost settings and apps but got the readings back.

P_
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
It will show the same value you had before on your previous firmware, theres no new dbdata included in the upgrade. Its ok. Someday Ill figure out how to adjust the value.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I think someone tried 7zip to build the tar file but it didn't work in Odin. I believe the solution is to find a gnu tar.exe for windows. Thats the best I can recall anyways :)

But, theres no harm in trying.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] T33H00:
After updated: This is what I have

*#1234#

PDA:

PHONE: T849UVJJB

CSC:

*#*#44336#*#*

PDA: P1000XXJME

Phone: T849UVJJB_ROTO-3G

CSC: Unknown

Build Time: 2010. 12. 28. 11:55:03 KST

Changelist: 813076

Roto, Can you please take time look at this for me? It is a little confuse.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
My main Tab has the exact same settings. Not a problem. We did upgrades, so thats as good as these values will be.

My test Tab was flashed with the firmware that erases everything, and that shows P1000XXJME for PDA and CSC. Im not concerned about the CSC at all.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Loccy:
Am currently running Roto's JMC - is there any mileage in going to JME/F, given that I only put JMC on yesterday. Is it THAT much smoother?

Also, does Roto's latest package wipe apps/settings? This will probably be the deciding factor for me. (Not remotely interested in Samsung apps - has never worked for me seeing as how my Tab had mevet had a sim. Card in it!)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hartyshow:
Thanks Roto for your share !

Bonne année et bonne santé à toi et ta famille ;-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] grechy:
Ok, so i saw a few posts back that kies was installing the protected bootloader on tabs. Can someone in the know confirm this?

Are the protected bootloader(s) part of the packages on the (fus?) server which keis downloads from or not?

I find it so irritating when people jump in talking smack about **** they dont have a clue about, only to muddy the water for those who actually read all the posts and try to gain an understanding of things before getting involved.

I suspect this is nonsense and the bootloaders wont be rolled into mainstream firmware untill a new version, perhaps with 2.2.1 too. I suppose i expected some sort of formal announcement (by an xda member) about the protected bootloader being included in kies updates.

props to roto. ;)

edit: rant removal.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] FredBE:
Kies does not currently install protected/signed bootloaders.

Even with my Tab recently back from RMA: Samsung service re-flashed an unsigned bootloader (both sbl.bin & boot.bin).
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] grechy:
Thanks, fred
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
JME seems just as smooth as JMC. There some small enhancements in the screen transitions.

I made 2 firmware packages, one upgrade and one full wipe version.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] deezid:
I don't notice any difference between JMA-JMC-JMD-JME.

They're all seem the same? :confused:

The stock browser still has the same problems (radical slowdown after 2 or 3 sites, shows blank pages when scrolling etc...)

Dennis
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bdl1969:
For anyone who flashes Roto's excellent JME update pack. You will find that the PDA and CSC show as blank when doing a version check because you need to have flashed cache.rfs to have these fields populated and Roto's update package doesn't include this. If you can use Hemidal then just extract the cache.rfs from the main JME.tar and flash it as CSC, and you'll be sorted.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I admit, I've been ignorant to the cache.rfs file. If theres aren't any negative side effects, I'll just include it in the upgrade.zip. I'll upgrade mine again with a more inclusive package right now.

Edit: Ok, now I remember why I didn't flash CSC, it wiped my desktop icon arrangement, crap! :)

Edit: I got my desktop setting back by restoring them with Titanium backup. Its "Samsung Home 2.2"

ok, I'm putting in the cache.rfs into the update tar now. Ok, the upgrade package has been upgraded :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bdl1969:
@Rotohammer. AFAIK there's no negative side effects to including cache.rfs in your update package except that when the CSC installs it will set peoples home screens back to standard. When folk flash a ROM that includes cache.rfs, after flashing they should go directly into Recovery to allow the CSC to install correctly before booting up the whole way.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] beklen:
Dear rotohammer,

thanks for the great work

but i have a major problem

i can not be able to run clockworkmod recovery after i flash

your jmc and jme roms in every reboot

device uses stock android recovery, i did not have the problem in my stock

euro rom. What can i do ?

thanks for your interest
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Indeed. The JME firmwares , including the upgrade now, automatically go into recovery, do the updates and then reboot. Its working as it should now.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
At this point ClockworkMod Recovery is only compatible with the stock firmware, so you have to make a choice.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] bdl1969:
You da man! Thanks for all the work you put into these packages for us!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Vothana:
Dear ROTO!

Cuold you put Samsung eBook. apk to your flash rom, because i flashed hidden.rfs from u but it work, but the ebook. apk is not appear in my tab
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Szia Vothana! Actually, I'm trying, but its a bit tricky as theres no room left in the partition.

Ok, I got it. A new version will be posted soon with the better Gallery3D.apk and with the Ebook.apk.

Egesegedre!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jkr284:
any uk jme users got the full list of apps displaying on the samsung apps app? i only seem to have 2 now, i changed the build.prop to xwjj3 like on earlier roms but it isnt working now. any ideas?