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[Galaxy S I9000 General] Lord_Lucifer_666:
Not sure how many of you have come across the insufficent storage space error but this is driving Me bloody nuts ... cant download anything from the market now.

Im on JVU stock 2.3.6 with galaxian kernel for SGS

is this a market error or is it a problem with the rom ... no one seems to know what the real problem is

Ive deleted most of the apps ...moved what few I have left to ext SD and cleared every bit of cache for all apps

internal SD has 3.34GB of space and external has 5.5GB of space .... so I fail to see where the hell there is no storage space lol

so what now ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thekayman:
seen this before, cleared the market / play store cache and rebooted then it worked fine.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Lord_Lucifer_666:
tried that ...I can now download some but wont allow Me to update free version of Titanium backup ... still gives insufficient storage error

uninstalled TB ...now it wont let Me install it...even downloaded the TB APK and dropped it on external Sd card .... go to install and it gives Me an error of insufficient space even though there is plenty of space on both SD's

Clearly a Tb problem ...but dont know how to get rid of it ...even deleted all My TB backups ... still wont work

*EDIT*

All fixed ...had to get root explorer and delete the TB odex file under /data/app
[Galaxy S I9000 General] thekayman:
wow .. nice one and thanks for letting us all know.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Lord_Lucifer_666:
Question on circle battery mod

Can anyone confirm how I get the circle battery mod on XXJVU 2.3.6 GB

reason I ask is that I heard its more accurate then the stock battery icon

this is what I have found so far on SGSII section ... just wanted to know if its the same for SGS:

"You can use http://uot.dakra.lt just need to choose what battery to use and upload framework-res.apk & SystemUI.apk and it'll make an update.zip"

and I asked this question

Ive been looking for this info ..many thanks

just one question

Im on XXJVU stock 2.3.6

am I right in that I will also need the twframework-res.apk to make My circle mod update zip

just wanted to clarify that this info is correct as I havent seen too much about modding the battery icon on JVU ... well not on the SGS ...only for SGSII and on modded Roms

Thanks

*EDIT*

Never mind ... got the answer on another thread ... used UOT Kitchen which allows you to generate the battery mod with a zip file so you can flash it through CWM
[Galaxy S I9000 General] XVI™:
Hi,

Just loaded TeamICS 4.2 on my SGS running Semaphore kernal

Runs awesome, had the battery drain issue and changed to JW4, that fixed the battery drain and also data connection is working better.

So thanks to whoever posted that modem :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] androidboss7:
What is the modem? I know its a file but what does it do? Also how do u flash the modem?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BladeZero:
A modem is basically in simple untechnical terms the app the controls your network and mobile data and edge and 3g ect. You can flash a modem just like u flash a kernel or a rom using Odin or cwm. Some regions need specific modems and some modems carry over many countries extra.

If you like my posts hit thanks

Rom: Dark knight 4

Kernel: Devil Kernel

Keep it ANDROID!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] androidboss7:
thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
i9000T best custom rom

Hi,

I have a Telstra SGS i9000T...

What is the best custom from or one worth trying?

Also, what modem is best for Telstra?

Any help appreciated... :o

Ps: I'm OK with Odin.

Andrew
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BladeZero:
Best ics rom for the I9000 if u flash it properly is dark knight 5.5 I hear a lot about slim ics but I wouldn't call it the best as some features don't work.

If you like my posts hit thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
ICS best modem for i9000 on 850mhz

Hi,

Anyone???

Please
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrIwik:
Just try a few you think sound good until you find one you like. Modems differ for different locations/people and are easy to flash just make sure the are the right band for telstra.

I'm still on CM7 and will soon update to CM9. To me AOSP can't be beaten but others hate it
[Galaxy S I9000 General] graham_h:
Do you have a link to the JW4 modem please ?

Signal strength is good ?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rotarypower3:
it's 2 pages back
[Galaxy S I9000 General] graham_h:
Just installed...got an extra bar and better speed. works very well
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
JW4 Modem

Hey Graham,

Really,

I tried it but found that both my upload and download were slower with Optus...

Can anyone else share their experience...

I went back to JVT :confused:

Is it worth me trying again?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Marshy919:
Tried jw4 and went from -99 to -91. Not as steady though, reception jumping all over the place. Although I am in a terrible place for reception.

Sent from my I9000 running Slim ICS 3.6.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Mr Majestyk:
I found JVT to be terrible on my Galaxy S, but worst was the SRJV1 modem, which was supposed to be great for Optus. Useless is all I can say. So far after trying several modems, JVP is best (and for GPS) then JVQ. I'm going to flash a JW5 ROM and see how the modem goes.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] graham_h:
Yup works great. It's on my wife's phone. She's been between Brissy and Tweed in the last two weeks. Reception's been better than before, doesn't drop calls.

However, we're both with Vodafone....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] X-man81:
Hey guys,

Hope you can help with a little problelm I have. i managed to put my phone into a force close loop upgrading to gingerbread plus on my Galaxy S. I managed to get into settings to b able to close the pro launcher but was still getting force close messages just not as frequent. decided to rollback to 2.3.6 using odin but it had no success. So I tried heimdall and that made things worse. Now when I switch the phone on it goes straight into DFU mode. Tried clearing cache and it comes up with a whole bunch of errors. All I can do is reboot but it goes back into DFU.

Tried using odin and heimdall again with no success.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BladeZero:
Have u tried flashing a stock rom 2.3.3 using Odin and wiping all system data

If you like my posts hit thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
I don't think it matters suck version GB you flash.....jvt, jvu, jw1, jw4 etc.

Try Odin again and ensure that you have repartition ticked. So use all 3 Odin files.

Let me know how you go
[Galaxy S I9000 General] BladeZero:
It does matter as certain gb rooms were made better than others, like 2.3.3 jvu is very good and so is jvk, they were just made more stable and bug free than the rest.

If you like my posts hit thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
I'm not debating which is better...but for the issue at hand....any choice will suffice
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
Bootloop

Hi,

Just wondering if you have been able to fix it?

Let us know
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
Hey all! I've been posting all round the shop, but to no avail! Hopefully someone here will be able to shed some light on the situation!

Long story short, I'm with virgin but use the Optus APN because it is very literally 10 times faster than the Virgin APN. The only problem is that when the screen is off, I have no data connection until I wake the phone back up. This isn't the case when I use the Virgin APN, though..

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nchc:
Aussie Aussie Aussie

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1685040

[ROM] I9000XWJW6 [13.04.2012][Android 2.3.6]

I9000XWJW6 (2.3.6)

Firmware: I9000XWJW6

Modem: I9000XWJW1

CSC: I9000XSAJV8

Build Date: 13.04 2012

Change List: 1086604

CSC = XSA -

Australia
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mhale71:
Hi all, Just curious to what modem everyone is running, someone mentioned a few pages back that jvp worked the best for him.. I just came off Jw1 as it was TOTALLY unusable (full/good reception, but calls never connect/drop out easily/not recieve[tells other person my phone is off]) I tried a few of the CWM flashable jvp modems in this thread :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1158783&highlight=jvp

but when attempting to flash in CWM i got 'status 7' 'installation aborted' error for each of them.. So i went to this thread and downloaded the odin JVP modem mentioned under 'europe' (3rd instance of 'JVP' on that page) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1102881

MY phone seems to be working but i dont have high hopes for it, i already had to reset it this morning to get the 3g working, as a test i have been calling my voicemail.. when you try and talk back to the voicemail whilst the automation is talking it stutters out a bit.. also i had a phonecall last night that dropped out 3 times (once after 6 mins, another time after 12 mins, and another time after 6 mins, in the last of those times when it dropped out the reception displayed the X instead of any bars.)

So yeah i'd appreciate any advice from here.. my phones got 3 months and everything else about it works great so it'd be a real shame to waste it in going to another phone..

SGS , firmware : 2.3.6, baseband: XXJVP, kernel: Semaphore 2.7.4, Build: Gingerbread.XWJW6, Virgin mobile, Sydney location (on jw1 modem phone was OK in parramatta area but completely unusable in bankstown and mostly unusable out west!)

cheers.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
I'm also curious as to everyone's experience with JW1. Seemed to be an absolute ripper in terms of signal strength and download speeds, but struggles with phone calls, and im not too sure about gps.

I've reverted to JW4, but signal keeps dropping out so I'm not sure what to do! Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Marshy919:
Im selling my Galaxy S if anyone is interested. Located in SA, but will post to wherever. Rooted, unlocked etc.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
I like JW6...particularly the Australian release...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
By JW1, I mean the modem. Is there a JW6 modem? If so, where would I be able to find it? I looked through silky's thread, but no luck!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] smegg:
I am with optus in victoria rural and best experience to date is with jw4 modem that is standard with this awesome jw6 based rom... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26016
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrIwik:
When I was still using my sgs I think I was using the JV1(?) Modem with CM7. I'm in regional Victoria on Optus and this worked the best for me..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jordan24489:
voda modem ics

hi this is my first post on xda, ive had my i9000 for a year and a half and am pretty experienced in flashing custom roms/kernels/modems. the best vodafone modem i have used for my set which is

rom: RemICS-UX v1.3, kernel: devil3.098, modem XXJW4

i want to thank the poster who uploaded it to this page because this is where i found it and its definitely the best ics modem for voda that ive used. ive done a lot of searching on xda and whirlpool but im still trying to figure out is it possible to get the voda 850mhz new network going on our phones? the reason i ask is because there so many mixed responses on xda/whirlpool i thought this would be the best thread to ask because its the australia one.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Summer Wizard:
:0 TheKoomba101 was my old account.

I started this thread in 2011 and its still rolling. Amazing :D

Oh and I came back to XDA :D

Sent this while in sleep. o_O
[Galaxy S I9000 General] canuck82:
Best modem for GPS?

Hi Folks,

I am running a 4.0.4 ICS mod (weui)

I flashed the JW4 modem to improve battery life. However the call / signal quality doesn't appear to be the best and the GPS particularly with Strava can be a bit hit and miss.

I am with TPG (Optus) in Brisbane QLD - Has anyone out there found a really good modem that I can trial?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] andrewbat:
I always like the JVT modern
[Galaxy S I9000 General] theltusexige:
Have been reading this post and thought you guys here might enjoy it. I haven't given it a spin yet as am waiting for a more stable version. But anyway here goes

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1747042

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 General] canuck82:
Great to see the Galaxy S still getting so much dev support! :good:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] skells:
I was just wondering, how much do modems affect signal, data speed and battery? I have only used the modems that the roms came with so i have no experience there.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
G'day all!

Just checking in again to try and get an update on everyone's experiences with different modems. I'm finding it really hard to settle on a specific modem, as i've never had a smartphone before the SGS so don't know what kind of network or signal I should be expecting!

I'm running the latest build of CM10, and had settled for JVU which was giving me consistant d/l speeds around 200 kB/s, with battery life of around 23 hours, 2 hours screen on time, always 3G

Have heard mixed things about JW1 and JW4. Any advice and experiences from others, particularly in Melbourne, would be greatly appreciated!

Cheers guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] theltusexige:
it depends who your provider and location is, i always found jv6 or jp9 worked well for me, maybe try and find the original modem that came with your phone

good luck
[Galaxy S I9000 General] aTTilaz:
Virgin Modem

Was wondering if anyone could recommend a good modem for Virgin Aus? Currently running cm9.1

Currently running XXJVU. Will XXJW4 or XXJW6 work well with Virgin and if so how is the battery life with these?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
To anyone out there who has been struggling to find a good modem, just thought i'd put in some updated opinions!

I live in the eastern suburbs in Melbourne and have pretty much settled on XXJW4 as the pick of them. Great signal and battery, works an absolute treat.

That said, I've just stumbled across a new one, ZWJV4, and so far it's performing very well.

For those that wanted to try something different I suggest give it a go, and anyone else post any findings for modems that work well for them!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Bonta768:
I also am Melbourne eastern suburbs, and have used XXJW4 for months. I am open to trying new ones tho.

Sent by my android concierge
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TechMennis:
Hey there,

I'm from VIC with Telstra and I'm on XXJVW4 and quite happy with the CyanogenMod series. I started off with CM9 and am now happy on CM10. I've tried plenty of ROMS but always gone back to the CyanogenMod series :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
JV4 or JW4? You've merged the two of them together ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cooki01:
i9000 boot loop after stock flash

[noob - be gentle - plz]

Hi there.

I have been having a series of issues with my phone.

the last one... I am simply trying to get back to stock - Australia - Optus network.

I downloaded the prescribed files from samfirmware - however there was only the PIT, and a file "I9000XWJW6_I9000OPSJV6_OPS.zip" which contained "JW6_JV6_JW1.tar"

From looking at the contents of the Tar, it appeared to me that this file must apply to both the PDA and CSC fields in Odin.

(plus applying it to Phone as well - caused odin to fail)

Following the instructions contained at totallydubbed dot net - how-to-flash-stock-samsung-galaxy-s-gt-i9000-firmware

was a bit pointless as well, since he had completely different file names

PDA = code file

Phone = modem

CSC = multi

Anyway... the end result of what I have now is a looping boot screen.

Samsung brand screen to optus brand screen and back to samsung.

additionally, the phone will not turn off...

Any ideas? I would be grateful.- additionally, if someone can send me the complete file set, I would also be most appreciative.

Thank you thank you.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TechMennis:
XXJVTwoops ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] davebelling:
The .tar files just go in the PDA bit and nowhere else. You may have to take the battery out to go back into download mode. Good luck. I remember doing this on my SGS... memories.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Kingo64:
Here's a tip for all you people discussing which modem to use:

Download the GetRIL app and try the modem that is the same version as your installed radio interface layer. I did this recently when I had JVT RIL and JW4 modem and simply flashed over the JVT modem. Signal strength and speeds are the same as far as I can tell but establishing internet connections and battery life seems to have improved.

Try it out and post results. I'm interested to see if this is the magical cure or not.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
It's funny you mention this now! I just read on a post the other day about GetRIL, thought I'd give it a spin but ran into a roadblock.

I've been using the JV4 modem for a while, and when I installed GetRIL the only two RILs on there were JVT and JVU, so no match possible.

What am I supposed to do there?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Kingo64:
The only RILs it has available to download is JVT and JVU. I don't recommend downloading anything, just use it to find out what you already have installed with your ROM. After you find out, get the same modem as the RIL it says you have installed.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
Ahh I see what you mean man!

Have you had good results with this method? Where abouts in AUS are you? Would it be worth switching over to JVU instead of JVT? Let us know!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Kingo64:
Well I've had improved battery life and mobile data is a bit more reliable. Signal strength, call quality and download speeds haven't noticeably changed at all. I am currently in Sydney with the Vodafone (vodafail) network. There is hardly any difference between the modems, just use whatever is the same as your RIL.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheLach03:
Weird.. I reinstalled, and now it says unknown and I don't have a chance to change it round.. bit odd!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hector dale:
HELP!!

sirs i jst got an aussie galaxy s i9000....jst guide me thru d cwm recovery installation process pls...i ll b very thankful i may mention dat i live in india...please help!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Andelain:
Please see the relevant thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=734166

Cheers,

Andelain
[Galaxy S I9000 General] knives.n.forks:
Telstra modem firmware

Hi guys,

Can't seem to get any receppers so I'm trying different modem firmwares on an SGS2 GT-I9100. Anyone cluey on which one is best suited to the hellstra network?

Cheers :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Aadilnz:
Remove the back plate from your phone and on the right of your battery, is there a "T"?

If not, you have the i9000 rather than the i9000t, you should go on an Optus network (including MVNO's).

Edit: Just realised you said SGS2, this is the SGS 1 forum mate :)

GT-i9100 supports all bands used in Aus, so you can use it on any network in Australia. Sorry I don't own the device so I can't help you with finding a good modem, try the i9100 forums. P.S you might want to look for a modem for the i9100T, although your device supports all Aus bands, i9100 modems may not enable the telstra ones by default, on the galaxy s1 you can enter service mode to enable them, which might also be possible with your device. (Google it)

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2
[Galaxy S I9000 General] knives.n.forks:
Thanks for the reply buddy.

After some research I found that it wasn't a software issue. I recently and unknowingly used the incorrect external antenna connection behind the back plate while I was in a remote area. It turns out that this can pull the external antenna from the PCB and damage the internal antenna wiring in the process. Well that sucks. I figured "what more harm can be done ;)" so I poked around and levered the external antenna back toward the PCB with some long nose pliers and managed to have it stay in contact, so it is working normally now... perhaps dropping it on its back will bring it away from the board again, in which case I'm screwed...

FYI: http://telcoantennas.com.au/site/patch-lead-samsung-galaxy-s-ii
[Galaxy S I9000 General] peetypie:
Hi,

I've had this Galaxy S GT-I9000 for a few years, originally got it on a 2 year plan with Optus. After that I chucked it in the cupboard and only recently powered it up again. It's got all this Optus branding and apps and I want to get rid of them (not with Optus anymore).

What's the best way to do this and just bring it back to a basic phone with none of the Optus stuff anymore?

Thanks in advance. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] beaver2233:
Ok, hopefully my last quetion for this thread haha.

Is it normal for custom ROMs to drain the battery a lot more compared to stock ?

My current custom rom states around 20hours of usage at 100% compared to 3d16h on stock.

I don't believe it has to do with the modem I'm using as I have tried using 3 different ones all with similar results.

It was downloaded using RomKitchen..

Any tips would be appreciated :)

Note: using XWJS5 v9.6.6 as the base rom, XSA as CSC and Hardcore's Kernel SpeedMod K13A with HZ=500
[Galaxy S I9000 General] silashack:
1st check GPS, for some reason some of the roms/themes switch the bloody thing on

Have you reset your battery stats since install? and was the battery at 100%?

I am unable to offer definitive proof as I rooted and installed straight after purchase, never tested on stock :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] beaver2233:
Yeah I turned GPS off. I just did a battery stat reset while at 100%. Batteryminder still states 20hours... :/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] silashack:
reboot into recovery, and select speedmod advanced or the likes, it is in there.

Hmm, not sure, mines is at 77% and says 38 hours
[Galaxy S I9000 General] beaver2233:
mm i got no idea..even when all GPS bluetooth and wifi are turned on and brightness to full, it still reads 21 hours, the same when its all turned off and brightness minimal :/

What app are you using to view the battery stats? im using batteryminder, maybe its conflicting some-how ? If not the app, has something to do with the rom... :(

im considering re-flashing, using odin to one of the stock roms to see if it makes a difference (if it does then i know it has something to do with the custom rom somehow)...that alright if i flash it through odin yeah ? wont conflict with the custom rom i have atm ?

Cheers once again
[Galaxy S I9000 General] silashack:
I'm just going to try Tricky103 slim rom, I have had a couple of 'coughs' the last few days, not sure if it's a tweak or app

I use "Powertime" to give me battery stats
[Galaxy S I9000 General] beaver2233:
Haha, alright, let us know how it goes.

Looking like I might just reflash to stock 2.2.1 or wateva. 20hours battery isn't too good :/ losing like 5% or more an hour (with little use at all) Ah well

Edit: I also notice the temp of the phone/battery is very high, around 43°C...that can't be good?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sxi200:
Have had the galaxy s since September and flashed pretty much everything available.

Current setup is Docs rom (7.9.5) jpy + speedmod k23c. It performs better than anything else I've tried.

Not so long ago I found a thread containing most modems and downloaded a few. I was shocked by the zsjpe modem. Gps now locks on so quick that by the time navigon opens it already has a lock.

For those who find gps performance poor, I recommend giving it a try.

Btw: I now leave gps on (but not wireless networks). Haven't noticed any difference in battery having it on all the time.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] silashack:
K23C? Assume you mean K13C

And how does that modem do for 3G and data speeds etc, are you cbd based or rural
[Galaxy S I9000 General] silashack:
I use setcpu courtesy of here ;-) and it is set at 100/1000 my temp is 32