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[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] janafunk:
Hi all

A noob question......

I have just got a tab two days ago....love it....its unlocked in UK and was a present..so don't know where its from!

Ive just rooted the TAB using SuperOneClick..... yay!

So currently my TAB is displaying

PDA: P1000XWJJ3

Phone: P1000XXJID

CSC: P1000XEUJJ3

Can I flash the JMD rom over the above ROM?

If so what is the procedure using odin 1.7?

thanks in advance

Janafunk
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mauwri37:
csc ? pda ? samsunng apps: one appls

hello, I put the JMC (sanfirmware) and everything went well, but I 'under pda I vacuum, I was with JMA before flashing to the JMC and now I only have one option if I do: # imei * # 272 * I ITV only (I'm in Italy and Italian), but samsung apps gives me only one application? and I can not change or replace the CSC, has anyone figured out how to do?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] jstuart83:
thanks roto to answer your question i went diirectly from stock im sorry i didnt pay attention which one ive flashed just about all of your packages from stock without partitioning but always seem to go back because of the boot issue i mentioned but its flawless once it boots. if i use the pit file can i still go back to the stock att firmware
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] difo:
+1 :confused:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
I did directly from JM6 to JMC

so far so good!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xIllu:
anyone noticed that you cant stop a call with a bluetooth headset anymore with this firmware ? with the JM6 and JMA i could if i press a button on my bluetooth headset stop the current call but it does nothing now...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sedde:
it does stop with mine.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] hardeep:
Flash as full package with complete repartition...

JMC is smooth... however, I believe they remove the EBOOK.APK due to the bug with the display timeout. In JMA/JM6 firmware, each time I run the ebook, the display setting changes to 2 minutes. if i never used the samsung ebook, it will stay to the setting that I have set. On this firmware, there is no ebook, hence no issues with the display timeout.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] paulshields:
I've done some investigation on this as I had the same issue, and it's due to the csc files not being applied to the device after flashing JM[CD]. I think it's due to there not being a cache.rfs file included in the firmware package. cache.rfs is actually just a zip file with a different extension, and looking at the contents it looks like a typical update.zip format. The contents extract to /system/csc/... and seem to describe the samsung app market capabilities of the device.

There is a cache.rfs file supplied with the JM6 ROM in a thread in this forum. I extracted that file from the ROM and flashed it over my JMC device using heimdall (just select CSC cache as the one to flash). This then resets the device to recovery mode and the file is flashed. Once the device comes back I found all of the apps available in the samsung app store (in fact it looks like Samsung are slowly adding to the store as there were a couple I hadn't noticed before...).

I've attached cache.rfs from the JM6 ROM (actually it's uploaded as cache.zip. Rename it to cache.rfs to get it back to the original). You can then try flashing the CSC cache with this file via heimdall (I presume Odin too though, I've no experience of it).

As an added benefit it also allowed me to switch app CSC locations via dialling

#272*IMEI CODE#

currently just using my default CPW code as I'm an the UK and the app list looks like it's getting better. Not sure if there are more or less in other locales.

As always, no liability or warranty via anon forum posters so always have a good backout plan if you're flashing stuff :D. It looks like a fairly benign update though.

[edit]

btw - JMC was flashed using using roto's rather than the one on samsung site.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mauwri37:
JMC e csc

excuse someone please tell me if there is a way to make this go CSC? I flashed the JMC from JMA, then I rebooted with power and wolume up (recovery mode) but it was fine because I have the problem of csc (who also others) and samsung will not update apps, if I * # 272 * MY IMEI ... I have only one option: ITV which should not be because even non-readers updates hub! riflashare with and then try to "reset time" selected? What I had done that before. thanks to those who answer me powered by scusmy for my inglish : )
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] paulshields:
I think you're probably right. The problem I also found was that the device brightness would set itself to automatic if the ebook app also had its brightness set to auto. I restored a backup of the ebook app to JMC and have found that the brightness stays as it should if the ebook brightness setting is not auto. It also times out properly, so the moral for me was to not use auto brightness within the ebook app :).

[edit]

Spoke too soon :). Looks like the device brightness is tracking the ebook brightness. It also has a side effect of leaving the soft key lights on when the screen goes to sleep. Quite a buggy little app this eBook ;). For now I'll just manage it via the task manager...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] xIllu:
how did u flash.. with Rotos flash or the one from samsfirmware ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] mauwri37:
problem csc resolve !!; )

flash the jm6 csc ...ok :) 15 appl. in samsung appl.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] deezid:
Dont notice any difference here between jma and jmc. Still waiting for 2.2.1.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] banterbay:
Please can you explain in details how did u flash this jm6 csc. Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Monrad:
I've made a guide, hope it works for you: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10026248#post10026248

I did this guide because most posts from this thread didn't help me at all and I had a brick for two hours.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Flashed OK?

OK. I flashed from MJ6 using 'rotohammer's' rooted fw and all seems to have gone ok. When the flash completed, my tab automatically rebooted into android and I had no chance to do the Power & Vol + thing.

All seems to be running ok, but of cause, the *#1234# has most of the info missing. When I manually boot into recovery the yellow writing on the bottom of the screen ends in: "Installing Muti-CSC".

Did I screw anything up?

Thanks for any info.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kromosto:
same for me but it is not a problem in settings->about phone you can see your build is jmc. dont know but flashing dbdata.rfs may fix it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Magaboo:
Flashing the 'dbdata.rfs' didn't seem to change anything, except I had to re-install most of my apps :-(.

The correct info does appear in- settings>about the phone-, just as it did before flashing 'dbdata.rfs'.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pt4audi:
So what about JMD? Has anyone try it out yet?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] gpf_drizit:
Well here's a good wtf. I flashed as per instructions but couldn't get csc to work after jma or jmc I then used the rotohammer jmc file and that worked like a charm. Restored my titanium backup and all was well. I was playing around is sgs tools when it did a fc and my dialer app is now missing again.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
another firmware updated 24.12.2010 :) the real JMD

Modified: 10/12/24

PDA: P1000XXJMD

Phone: P1000XXJMA

CSC: P1000OXAJMD

Url: http://fus.samsungmobile.com/Phone_...00OXAJME_P1000XXJMB_P1000XXJME_XX_ITV.zip.enc

Decrypt Code: 1446739

Flashed ok with odin over JMC, no pit file selected , no repartition selected

No noticeable improvements........

Will update the first post

And Merry Christmas to all !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] psxsnake:
decripted file

http://www.multiupload.com/KHMVHJYZZ1

how to flash --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=884343
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
Thanks!!!!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
Hi anyone tried rooting on this firmware
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] PROTOCHIP:
Dear ownhd2,

Yes, easily rooted with SuperOneClickv155. Hope this helps.

Kind Regards,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
i tried it just dont work can you tell me how you did it please
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] PROTOCHIP:
Dear ownhd2,

- i have tick settings-applications-development-usb debugging

- run superoneclickV155

- plug TAB to USB

- click to root on superoneclick and done.

Thats it. Superuser installed automatically and i have installed busybox manually. Setcpu,lcd density vs. all working now... Hope this helps.

Kind Regards.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
That what i done still no joy
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pbruck:
JMD Bad Performance

OK.

This Morning i flashed JMD over my good running JMC and.

My Opinion.

I find it runs much more laggy than JMC.

A lot of Lags in Browser and overall Performance is not good.

In comparision to JMC i found that e.g. if i try to drag down the Notification Bar, it takes a loooong time to react.

So i think i will flash back to JMC this evening.

Anyone who can confirm this observation?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] daniel.weck:
Well, I've just installed the JMC pre-rooted ROM bits from Rotohammer and everything seems to work fine (Heimdall -- no partition, no modem, just pre-rooted factoryfs.rfs, kernel/zImage, params.lfs). Dial *#*#44336#*#*:

PDA: P1000XXJMC

PHONE: P1000XXJM6

CSC: Unknown

BUILD TIME: 20/12/2010 11:11:20 KST

Change List: 789716
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] daniel.weck:
Please, dial *#*#44336#*#* and let us know what you see. Here's the details for JMC:

PDA: P1000XXJMC

PHONE: P1000XXJM6

CSC: Unknown

BUILD TIME: 20/12/2010 11:11:20 KST

Change List: 789716
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pbruck:
pda: P1000xxjmd

phone: P1000xxjma

csc: P1000xxjmd
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] daniel.weck:
Actually "build time" and "change list" is what I'd like to know :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pbruck:
Sorry,

to late :o

I havent read this post and had flashed down to JMC.

Much more smooth!!!!

Still laggy. But not nearly as JMD.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] tmaurice:
I did a clean install of JMD today, including formatting internal card and then factory reset (it was time to 'clean things up' after all the version flashes lately). I'm finding the speed and smoothness to be excellent in JMD. Here's my details after install:

PDA: P1000XXJMD

Phone: P1000XXJMA

CSC: P1000XAJMD

Build Time: 2010.12.23 12:43:25 KST

Changelist: 802313
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rbacosta:
So which is better, xxjmc or xxjmd? Appreciate the feedback. Merry Christmas!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] iuzar:
...and, in case that applications could not acquire root just restart the tab and everything will be just fine.

Protochip thanks for the tip regarding the manual install of busybox :rolleyes:
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
Download dbdata put it in pda in odin

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=445398&d=1290261479
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] daniel.weck:
Thanks :)

So JMD is indeed quite a bit newer than JMC. Off to install it now :D
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] sedde:
Something funny happens with my JMD installation.

After installing, i can see my old HTC charger, rated @ 1A to charge my Tab correctly.

Haha
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] daniel.weck:
The JMC and JMD firmware bits are working fine here (factoryfs.rfs, zImage, params.lfs). I can't say that there's a huge performance improvement over JM6 or JMA, but it is certainly stable and fast (as always, I remove quite a few background services using Autorun Killer or by manually deleting APKs/ODEXes, so I am used to a lean experience).

Hopefully homebrew Gingerbread will be available soon :)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Skimi:
I cannot configure my exchange email with this version, anyone experience this?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rikiau123:
hello guys, where do I find the file csc for room jmd ?, sorry x English

THIS IS MY PHONE

PDA:JMD

PHONE:JMA

CSC:JM6

IS NOT NORMAL?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] T33H00:
I could. However, it was not working properly in first day I update the firmware. Weird.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] T33H00:
Also, Are there any difference between JMC and JMD?

Im still on JMC for now.

In the first post, I did not see .PIT file that use to update through ODIN. The file I downloaded was .zip.enc

What software should I use to update? I also downloaded the .PIT file from samfirmware.com (JMD version), but the size were different, 227 mb and 197 mb.

What is "decrypted" word that people has been talking in the whole thread?

Thanks and Merry Christmas to all!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] infamouskid:
quick question to all.

i just got a brand new BELL tab.

no phone capability. so there is no way for me to dial anything to check versions.

now i don't think i can flash directly to JMD from BELL stock so can someone clarify something for me??

do i flash in this order if i want phone capability and the latest rom??

JHA -> JM6 -> JMA -> JMC -> JMD?

I read for hours and i think i understand everything now.

am i flashing in this order because these are not full roms but just partial rom upgrades or something?

also the dbdata file do i flash this file from within odin or apply it from within sdcard using the 3 button boot option method?

edit:

ok so i had to learn the hard way. there was no clear instructions on how to flash the dbdata in the guide. so after flashed the 3 files i thought i bricked my tab cuz all i had was this screen with a phone and arrow pointing to the computer over n over no matter what i pressed. so i selected dbdata.zip.tar in odin and selected pda and flashed after each rom version.

took me 30 mins total from jha to jmd and a lot of head scratching but i got it done.

in the end i got jmd on. i flashed the modem_bell_i9000 file in odin as well cuz i did not know how to check if i had 850+1900 bands.

everything works fine now. still don't knot how to check the bands thingy. anyways i am now on

PDA : P10000XXJMD

PHONE : I90000UGJK3

CSC : P10000OXAJMD

working fine!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Skimi:
Could you check if the email app is working now with exchange?

I couldnt get it to work even when i return to the JM6...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rikiau123:
is a caos this tread
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] infamouskid:
ok this rom is fast but i have lost camera capability.

can anyone else verify this? i will attempt a revert back to jmc to see if that brings it back.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
Hi I'm running JMD problem I have is not all apps are in the market, I know I can use a market fix plus I heard you edit the fingerprint and change a few things as anyone had a go at this and fix the market

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Caution flashing this

Caution flashing this or JM6, JMA or JMC firmwares as per Chainfire's thread

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

Heres how to SAFELY flash this firmware:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=886714
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rgbc:
Have you changed the lcd density, I've found the camera fc's @180 but works fine at 190 and 200.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rgbc:
I just change XXJMC(D) to XXJK5 for the fingerprint and all my protected apps appear in the market.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Are your JM6 and JMC safe ? I flashed only using these 2 ones...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Yes, I've never included the bootloaders in any of my firmware packages.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
Thanks that did the job
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
Firmware JME release

Model: GT-P1000 | Code: ITV | Version: P1000XXJME/P1000OXAJME/P1000XXJMB | Date: 24.12.2010 15:13 | Size: 216,79 MB | ID: 3728706349

This is all the info I got anyone with more info please post

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jesterz:
merged threads and give the old one a better title.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] aguiamaster:
ok i have JMC rooted and now i downloaded this file here

P1000XXJMD_.tar

can i just use odin and flash ?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
Great, thanks for the info
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
You can but I would not, especially if you still have the good unprotected bootloader.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Hepokatti:
Is there anyway to check bootloader's version? I'm not sure anymore, what I have flashed to my device... :p

Currently I have:

PDA: P1000XXJMC
Phone: P1000XXJM6
CSC: P1000OXAJM6

Build time 2010.12.20 11:11:20 KST

Changelist: 789716

I used this quide and packakes, expect after that I flashed Modem and CSC from JM6 package.

Tab is working like charm at the moment.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] daniel.weck:
Damn, will I end-up installing 3 ROMs in a week ? :D

(JMC -> JMD -> JME)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ownhd2:
I think JME is the same as JMD
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] pbruck:
Hmmmmmm.......

Is there anyone who can clear this? I am a little bit confused.

I have the (by my knowledge) newest ROM P1000XXJMD/P1000XXJMA/P1000XXJMD installed.

And never have found an P1000XXJME/P1000XXJMB/P1000XXJME ROM :(

So where is it?

If it exists......
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] caveman999:
From what I understand different websites call JMD and E the same thing. Also, there has been some confusion between JMC and JMD. They are just two names for the same thing. To avoid confusion on my part, I just stick with the naming on the samfirmware website.

Happy holidays
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayman07:
JMC & JMD are not the same. There is noticable differences between the two in terms of stability and response.

From the Tab.

www.twitter.com/ayman07
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] caveman999:
I agree, but what I was saying is that there have been naming confusions with the firmwares. Jmc on one website might be the same as Jmd on another.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] riz157:
I'm currently using JMC is there any benefit to switching to Jmd? What are the differences?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ayman07:
Stay on JMC. JMD is full of lag. Definitely a step down from JMC.

@caveman I got u now. Yea definitely true.

From the Tab.

www.twitter.com/ayman07
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] cezarc1:
another rom JME:

Product Code: itv

Modified: 10/12/29

PDA: P1000XXJME

Phone: P1000XXJME

CSC: P1000OXAJME

Url: http://fus.samsungmobile.com/Phone_...00OXAJMF_P1000XXJMF_P1000XXJMF_XX_ITV.zip.enc

Decrypt Code: 774584

still android 2.2
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] u3819013:
completed!

*#1234#*

PDA: P1000XXJME

Phone: P1000XXJMA

CSC: P1000OXAJME
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] koven:
A decrypted and pre rooted version would be appreciated.. ;)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] PROTOCHIP:
Dear cezarc1,

Thanks for the new year gift. Flashed with odin without problem... Phone rebooted by itself after flashing the new rom, so no need to do volume up+Power...

PDA: P1000XXJME

Phone: P1000XXJMA

CSC: P1000OXAJME

And rooted with SuperOneClick... Hope this helps...

Kind Regards,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
Please, do not flash this firmware!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] PROTOCHIP:
Dear rotohammer,

Excuse me but whats the matter with this firmware ? I have already protected bootloader so i tried it and working flawlessly... Thanks in advance...

Kind Regards,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rbacosta:
May I kindly ask what the problem is with this firmware? I've just downloaded and decoded it using DecoderTest and was planning to flash over XXJMC. Any specific issues with this release? TIA!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Jesterz:
PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE FLASHING !

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=888071
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rbacosta:
Thanks for the heads up, I'll take note of this. Cheers!

UPDATE: Now running XXJME. Will observe if it is faster than XXJMC as I skipped XXJMD due to reports of lag.

UPDATE: Indeed, XXJME is the fastest firmware to date. Loving it.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] rotohammer:
I am glad you stated that you already have the protected bootloader. I was afraid you flashed without knowledge of the protected bootloaders and I still am afraid folks will flash this firmware without understanding the consequences. My short warning makes people ask "why?" which is a good thing.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] PROTOCHIP:
Dear rotohammer,

Got the point and it is very kind of you to make people aware of this issue. Take care.

Kind Regards,
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wmwamidi:
Very kind "prophets"

There is a very thin line between being very kind and being a prophet of doom, or playing demi god. So watch out cause the ROM that this post is opposing is directly from Samsung, the manufacturer of THE TAB. Apparently there are two camps here: one that is for Custom, non-Samsung ROM and Samsung. If you are happy with Samsung's offerings, FLASH. If you are not and won't mind waiting for somebody to cook up ROM for you, DON'T FLASH. As of today. nobody has come up with a usable Custom ROM, most of what is being offered, including Roto's is a repackaging of Samsung's original firmware: nothing special.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MaxiJavi:
Actually, my understanding is that Samsung hasn't yet officially released a firmware with the new bootloaders ... These seem to be unofficial and unsupported, as much as they came from Samsung.

So you may find yourself in the position where you are unable to flash the official Samsung offering when it does come out (if they don't move to the new bootloader).

So I would assert that what you said was false : if you are happy with Samsung's offerings stick to the official firmwares provided for your specific device.

Either way, sticking to the old bootloader and a cooked rom means you still have a choice, and have a chance to upgrade (which in my case made a big improvement to what was officially available for my Tab).

And I don't think it hurts to be well informed ... Don't be so negative :-)
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wmwamidi:
There is nothing Negative about my reply. Samsung has been releasing ROMs like bunnies. All JMx ROMS ARE from Samsungs fus servers. Got my JMA, JMD, and recently JME diirectly from KIES! There is a lot of difference between information and a scare campaign. There are already many TAB users who are worried about the ROMs they flashed: safe not safe? Like anything else, if you are not sure and are worried stay with KIES or just abstain.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
I don't think you understand the issue with the new protected bootloader...

What you are posting makes no sense. The Rom we are talking about has not been officially made available by Samsung. So if you are happy with Samsung's offerings DON'T FLASH IT. Period. This is not an official ROM. For the moment it's like a poisoned apple... because you may very well end up not being able to actually flash official Samsung ROMs after you flash this

So whether you want cooked ROM or not is not the question here
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] Alcibiade:
I am not sure that all the ROMs on Samfirmware are actually from Kies. They seem to ahve propagated one with the secured bootloader while other sources got the same ROM with a not poisoned one...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] wmwamidi:
If read carefully you'll find that I did not mention samfirmware, rather Samsung's fus serves iow fus.samsungmobile.com where KIES retrieves its ROMs from.