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[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
I've got problem while flashing JS5.

Here's the problem details

Where I'm from: I had Eclair when i bought the mobile. Later I flashed Darky's V6 ROM and voodoo lagfix. Later within two days, I disabled lagfix. After a week, I installed stock JPU (or JPY, i guess) ROM from samfirmware.com through ODIN. Finally I flashed	I9000XWJS3 512.PIT.

What I did: After seeing XXJS5 ROM, i tried to flash it. I downloaded the following:

I9003_Odin3 v1.82.exe

JS5_JS3_JPY_.tar

s1_odin_20100803.pit

I used the pit button to load the pit file and PDA button to load the tar file. The procedure started and following message were displayed

After the "PASSED" status, the phone got rebooted and displayed the following error

I've tried wipe cache partition and Wipe Data/Factory Reset and then tried to install JS3+512 pi, but it didnt work out either. Please HELP!

Which ROM should I flash now?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lownoise:
Read this thread to solve your problem;) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=953339

Witch js3 package did you try to flash:confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lownoise:
Yes there is a option to backup contacts to SD Card
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lownoise:
If you use this package to repartion with 803 or 512.pit use the included csc file:eek:

There are some people with DBDATA errors after flashing. Most likely they used a other csc file because the dbdata.rfs is included in xen csc file:cool:

Shamely advertising:p

If you want to be safe to flash your own csc file with I9000XWJS3. Download the packages in the OP post of the I9000XWJS3 thread:D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=917256
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] penfold:
thanks, must be a bug with JS3 then
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jutezak:
My JS3 (installed through Kies) DOES show a 'backup to SD card' option in the contacts app.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BogdanSNB:
Full I9000_XEN_I9000XWJS5 Download Flash with Repartition!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dbtomas:
Go to contact/menu/export ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] penfold:
well not here ....flashed with odin.

everything else is fine.

thanks for the info

i've been sticking to stock roms to avoid bugs, but with bugs like this i may as well just go ahead and flash a custom rom and skip odin altogether
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mab71:
Hi all! i'm on stock DXJPA. i would like to flash XWJS5..... question is, can i flash the XWJS5 with OLBJPA csc? should i flash the csc file separately? and should i use repartition with pit or not? if so, which pit should i use, 513.pit or 803.pit?

can someone share with me the links to get all these separate files?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BogdanSNB:
you can find separate file for XWJS5 here!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] boyan64:
Thanks for this post . I try it and it is really faster . :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mab71:
thanks Bogdan, but can i really mix XWJS5 with OLBJPA csc?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] emmarbee:
Thanks a lot mate. I should've googled or headed to XDA before wiping cache/user data :(

At least my PRECIOUS is not bricked. BTW, i didn't go to JPU->then JS3->then JS5.

Instead I'm running Darky 9.2. Only thing I hate in darky ROM is the lock screen (and LOCKBOT pro sucks!). I need default galaxy s lockscreen. So I might switch to JS5 again.

If I need to switch to JS5 from Darky 9.2, What's the procedure?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] :
Ok... so I tried doing this.

Failed.

I removed the cable to try again.

Got a pink screen.

Put in download mode again.

PC is not recognizing the USB device.

I don't know what to do. Did I brick my phone this time?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BogdanSNB:
-Open ODIN. (And close Kies, if you have it open. It is important to have ODIN open BEFORE connection the phone via USB!)

-Turn the phone into the download mode by pressing and holding VolumeDown+Home+Power.

- Connect your phone with your computer (phone drivers must be installed)

- If the connection is successful you can flash the phone

- If the connection fails -> close Odin -> remove the phone from USB cable -> remove the phone battery

- try to flash again!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] :
Thanks, but I've tried this so many times and it won't work! I always get that "USB devide not recognized" message. I don't know what else to do... I tried on my laptop and on my home pc. Same problem on both.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lucabaldo3:
Thanks to all!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Widget21:
I've just noticed today that now you can control your music player on screen lock. A half CD icon is displayed at top of screen with an arrow pointing downwards which when dragged down reveals the player's song controls purple panel...cool!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fajn.snek:
I am not sure, but I think, that this function is here from Eclair 2.1 ;-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] immyh:
can you at least get to download mode if so dont owrry this is a good sign and hopefully you are not bricked
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] :
Can someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me? I'm so tired! Galaxy S has been disappointing me so much lately, and that's why I decided to try this new ROM, to see if it would solve the lagging and freezing issues. And it just got worse.

I've tried a lot of things already, and the pc is still not recognizing it... :(

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shvedski:
Guys I have a little question: currently I have a stock JS3 + root flashed. Before I made the flash for JS3 I did a repartition only with 512.pit, after that i did the flash with other CSC file than the original one for JS3.. now I want to flash to JS5 but with separate 3 files (select same CSC file as before), so which files I need to use: the ones from XEN JS5 or the other that are low-level package without boot.bin or Sbl.bin (are they safe to use) and if I go for the XEN JS5 files should I first flash JS3 with 803.pit and will the different CSC file chosen from me will be compatible with the other 2 files (PDA and Modem) ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jornbjorn:
Languages in stock samsung keyboard?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nitinbhai:
The software in the link provided is not the correct software !
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] nitinbhai:
The software is not correct ! Take it to the nearest Samsung service centre
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] RussST24:
All good so far + new features?

Hi All,

I was running the Sammy official 2.2 build JP I think before. Rooted with a lag fix.

Decided to try this ROM and so far I am very happy.

Speed is better and also I did not root this time and I have "NO LAG!".

I use Touchdown for my email and before with the lag fix this was bad and now it flies. Also not noticed any lag in any other apps. So all good there.

I dont remember looking before but I noticed that if you go into DISPLAY and pick WALLPAPER you can now select a different wallpaper for lock screen and main. Is this new in this ROM?

Also new feature of the Video Player now remembers where you left ALL your videos playing, not just the one while it was still open in memory. They now show a time on the left hand side of how far through you are. And they resume even after a reboot. Nice!

Only issue was that it defaults to Netherlands when you flash so I have to change it in the settings. Leaves behind all the odd icons for specific Dutch services.

Cant say for battery life yet as this is the first day of real long use.

First flash was all of it but no PIT and had issues installing large apps with it crashing after I rooted with CF method.

Decided to run clean and not restore my Titanium backup.

So then I flashed the whole lot using the repartition and 512 PIT.

Now it works great.

GPS I can also report is far more acurate than before. Co-Pilot was always jumping me onto parrellel side roads and telling to turn etc due to bad GPS but today on the way to work it was faultless.

Just my update.

Russ
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] penfold:
i'm not sure i quite understand what u are saying but if you want to flash the full rom with partition then just flash all the files included in the package with 512 pit since you are already partitioned with 512 pit
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] immyh:
anyone else noticing battery drain on their phones it seems worse than with js3
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BogdanSNB:
I have not noticed any difference between JS3 and JS5 ... i have many applications that need internet connection and battery keeps me no more than 2 days. :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lupu666ro:
you should be happy i have mine with XXJPY and i only get maximum 1 day even with nothing syncing, if i use 2g i get 2 days but if i use 3g i don't get a day (16hours).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Widget21:
Really? *LOL*

I was on JPX since December and never noticed this at all. Quite sure wasn't there each time I looked since went from JS3 to JS5. How did I miss that!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fajn.snek:
I´m definetely sure, that JPA/JPX/JPY got it, it is quite a strange.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jornbjorn:
is it possible to extract out the keyboard from this firmware?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidZone:
What rom is better JS2, JS3 or JS5?

I'm game addicted!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Widget21:
There's some battery drain when 3g is on. . . up to 6% per hour so always switch flight mode on overnight.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidZone:
what version of firmware you use?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] saszseb:
Flashing to XWJS5

Hello,

I'm on Froyo-XXJPU and like to get XWJS5. I have to flash only "JS5_JS3_JPY.tar" in PDA tab without repartition, don't I?

Regards

Saszseb
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] AndroidZone:
without repartition
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jj03:
Lmao..i laughed so hard. It has been there since eclair. Ive not long gone from.2.1 to 2.2.1 jpy. Is it worth me flashin to js5 or whatever from jpy?

i9000/JPY. fast n lagfree. good times.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rriepl:
I9000XWJS5 langsamer Datenverkehr

Habe de flash Durchfeführt wie vorne in der Beschreibung:

ein file XWSJ5 und anschließend CSC-DBT und wipe gemacht.

Aber weder mit Cfroot noch Superoneclick lies sich das Handy root. Und selbst nach mehrmaligem wipe keine Veränderung und auch die holländ. Apps waren noch vorhanden.

Habe daher nochmals dir Prozedur wiederholt und mit Rowfile I9000XWSJ5 geflasht. Anschließend mit CSC-DBT und dann noch mit cFroot geflasht und 2x wipe durchgeführt.

Jetzt funktioniert alles (Synchronisation mit Exchange Mail, Kalender, Contacts und MMI mit Adressen und auch Navigationzielen) und auch das Rooting.

Nur den Datentransfer scheint langsamer als früher - habt ihr hierzu tipps wie man die qualität des Datentransfer objektiv überprüfen kann oder wie ich ihn verbessern kann.

Habe das Internet 2 Tage lang durchforstet und bin etwas ratlos - Möchte einen nochmaligen wipe umgehen (alle anwendungen wieder installieren - ich weiss es gibt titanium)

Danke für Tips
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Widget21:
JS5-JPY-JP5
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] oli247:
2.2 (19000XXJPP) statt 2.2.1 (I9000XWJS5)

Moin!

Sorry :cool: im Vorwege dafür, dass ich weder Hilfe liefere, I9000XWJS5 zu optimieren und gar davon zugunsten 2.2 (19000XXJPP) abrate:o - will halt auch einmal 'was sagen ;).

Habe bisher freaky :D jede auf samfirmware.com angebotene 2.2.1-Version via odin installiert und anhand einiger Funktionen wie z.B. WLan (inkl. Datentransfer), GPS getest.

I9000XWJS5: Der Datentransfer (z.B. mit AndroidMarket etc.) ist frustierend mies :mad:, mit GPS-Fix (wie bei vielen Roms) rennt GPS!, der Kernel läuft ansonsten stabil und schnell (mit diversen Apps getest).

Mich würde es auch interessieren ob und wenn ja wie erwähnter Datentransfer-Bug zu beseitigen ist.

Grüße

oli247
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] marzello:
I'm pretty happy :D with the battery life of my SGS (XWJS5, XXJPY, XEEJP4). Currently I have just 28% battery left, but last time it was on charger was four days ago (friday morning). The phone has been whole time powered on, about 10+ phone calls per day, few times email reading, some web surfing and so on. 3G active all the time and wlan off.

I do not know what has happened but usually the battery has drained out in 2...3 days.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Widget21:
Anyone knows where bookmarks are stored on this JS5? I can't seem to be able to find any options for importing/exporting bookmarks from/to stock browser from mirren's
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] madhur_ahuja:
I am on I9000DDJG4 . Is it a good firmware ? I have issues with Exchange sync in this firmware.

In order to upgrade to i9000/JPY , do I need to just update with One Tar file without repartition ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xbranex:
I have a big problem :( I didnt do a backup of the efs folder :( and this happeden :(

originaly I had : bojpb/bojp3/gmbmjp4 it was T-Mobile macedonia branded phone.

then I tryed to flash it to XWJS5 with odin using the 3 file method with pit and repartition and it give me this eror:

E:Can’t mount /dev/block/stl10

(Invalid Argument)

E:copy_dbdata_media:Can’t mount DBDATA:

after factory reset in the recovery (ver 3) It worked fine but it sayd csc: unknown

now I flashed with 1 file only PDA no pit and it works fine but there are a lot of operator instaled apps that are in no use for me and when I try to put only the multi CSC in odin (so I can select MBM from the list afterwards) after rebot it goes in recovery and it says authorisation error (or something like that I forgot). then again factory reset and the phone works but there is no CSC. WHAT should I do ?! is it cuz its not rooted and I have recovery ver 3 or ?
[Captivate General] aintegra:
Hello, I tried to unlock my Captivate through Generate unlock windows and it doesn't work for me. I installed Kies on my computer and the drivers for the phone. Also i downloaded the Generate Unlock windows and unzipped it. Then i connected the phone to the computer and activate debugging. Then i mounted the phone with the computer and ran the Generate Code.bat file but that give me a an error. "Unable to find file <.\nv.data.bin> I dont know how to get the unlock code now. I have Firmware ver. 2.1-update1, Baseband ver. I897UCJH7. I am new at this so please help me out. I read many of the article and saw the videos on youtube but i couldnt figure it out. Please help. Thanks in advance.
[Captivate General] trekie86:
When you mean unlock, do you mean for side-loading apps or to root your phone. Here is what many of us have used to root our phone: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/one-click-rootunroot-for-most-galaxy-devices/

If its about side-loading apps, use the search, there are plenty of references on this site that describe the process.
[Captivate General] mxracer101:
Try the method in this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=761154&highlight=unlock Use the "Using ADB" method with sgux.exe.

It has worked on two phones for me that the other methods didn't.
[Captivate General] aintegra:
I dont quite understand this process. How do i get the files he is talking about? I downloaded sgux and when i open that file, the command window opens up and close within half a second. So i dont know how to type commands in it.
[Captivate General] aintegra:
I just rooted it but how do i unlock it now. My previous method still doesnt work after rooting.
[Captivate General] aintegra:
This is the error message i get. Does anyone know how to get around it and find the unlock code?
[Captivate General] d054:
the problem is you updated your phone and att mess up that file that the code was in . now what you have to do is read more about adb and try to do it that way .
[Captivate General] aintegra:
That helps, atleast now i know what the problem is. But where do i read about this adb file? What is the alternate method?
[Captivate General] climo:
Try this link since you have JH7. It should allow you to peek at the codes. It has worked for many.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=8305589#post8305589
[Captivate General] aintegra:
Thanks man..this was it. I unlocked it.
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
I have a 16 GB class 4 Sandisk card.

I ran the following command and successfully wrote the img to my SD Card

The SD Card now has a system, boot, data, and sdcard partiton. So I assume it was finished. I also received a confirmation message stating that it successfully wrote 3.7 GB to the card.

All appears well, but when resetting the nook, it almost immediately boots into stock instead of the sd card.

Am I missing something, or is this a card issue?
[Nook Color General] comdei:
it might be the card, class 4 is really slow for honeycomb
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
Would "really slow" cause it to entirely skip the boot.

People claim to have got it working with a class 2, even if it is slow, it should still boot...
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
I appologize for bumping this, but I would really like a more definitive answer than "slow".
[Nook Color General] ChrisJ951:
If they're in that order then somethings wrong. It should be Boot,System,Data,sdcard. Also a slow card shouldn't cause the boot sequence to be skipped but there could just be a compatability issue with your card

I suggest trying again to see if it works (btw I never use the BS=1M but that shouldn't cause any problems)
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
They're in the orter of boot, system, data, sdcard.

I used the bs=1M when I wrote autonooter, I guess I'll try it without that parameter since that's the only thing I can change.

It's kind of odd that the SD card would not boot... I've booted onto this SD card before when testing Froyo and doing some Clockwork recovery.

There are no buttons I have to hold to force a boot?

I am powering it on via plugging it into my computer, though I have tried a hard power on.
[Nook Color General] fatnemesis:
This maybe a card issue. So far all 16Gb cards I installed Froyo/Honeycomb booted successfully as long as you do not repartition the card with default head/sec/cyl (must be 255/63/the rest).

However at this moment neither Froyo nor Honeycomb work on any 16Gb card I tried. It installs fine, and boots ok, but after the first reboot the data partition gets corrupted almost immediately, and remounts read-only. If you eject the card, connect it to a Linux machine and run fsck.ext3 on /dev/sd?3 it will fix it, but it will be broken again during next reboot. Same images/files work fine on the same Nook on a 8Gb card.
[Nook Color General] RileyGrant:
No need to unmount the card. And normally your sd card is mmcblk0 or mmcblk1? Format your card, insert it into your computers sd card reader and in a terminal type "sudo fdisk -l" look for the device that is the same size as your card. Also, did you use your nook as the card reader for the computer? Most of the time, using the nook as your card reader when writing images doesnt work, you have to use the computers reader directly.

edit: Possible compatibility issues. 16gb's seem to have problems with corrupted partitions when writing sd images.
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
Hmm, that's interesting, is there any way to change the cyl-dead-sector data on linux?

If not, I guess I'll buy an 8GB class 6+ soon.

http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-microSDHC-Class-Memory-TS8GUSDHC6E/dp/B0026L7DG0

Would that card suffice?
[Nook Color General] RileyGrant:
Yes, that card seems to get really nice reviews as far as running HC goes. That or a Sandisk.
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
Well that card is under $20 dollars, so it works perfectly for me. Thank you for your feedback :)
[Nook Color General] fatnemesis:
I bought A-Data 8Gb class 10 microSD in Fry's, and it seem to work very well. $13.

Not sure how long it gonna last, but if it lasts a year, good enough for me.

The issue I mentioned, however, is not due to the card quality. 'badblocks' utility consistently showed all those cards having NO bad blocks, and I tested at least three different 16GB cards - Wintec, Patriot and A-Data.
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
Well, the card came in.... and no luck, same thing... I'm going to try it on Windows instead of Linux, see if that changes anything...
[Nook Color General] xdadidida:
After I "upgraded" to 1.1.0 it jacked up my ability to boot from external SD card. Lots of random process failures and can no longer read my class 10 card at all. Going to revert to 1.0.1 I think... or else flash a CFW on instead. Seems like they added something nasty to the update.
[Nook Color General] Toys Samurai:
Just to give some newcomers my experiences with the following two cards:

Lexar Class 10 32GB:

Stuck forever at the black screen with the message "android_" at the lower left. Tried both v3 and v4 of the honeycomb SD image. Neither worked.

Transcend Class 6 16GB:

Tried v4. Same pronlem as the Lexar. Stuck forever at the "android_" screen. Switched to v3. Bingo, it booted!

I should be receiving a Patriots 16GB tomorrow and will put it to test.
[Nook Color General] MXIIA:
Hmmm... that seems interesting... can anyone else confirm this?
[Nook Color General] xdadidida:
I have two SD cards. One gives me the infamous encrypted file system error and the other just sits there looping on the android splash screen. Before updating, both ran honeycomb fine (CL4 and CL10).
[XPERIA X2 General] larzazral:
anybody have scientific calculator application suitable for x2?

TQ.
[XPERIA X2 General] RJH57108:
I use Free42binary which is an HP 42s calculator ... works great on the X2 ... and I have always used an RPN calculator ...
[XPERIA X2 General] larzazral:
tq..but can you share the link??
[XPERIA X2 General] RJH57108:
Here is the link --- it is a zip file that contains both the binary and decimal versions ... use the binary one ...

http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=6449
[General Questions and Answers] banok:
So, I'm new here, and I got kinda lost in all these threads. I've already searcehd (a lot) for a solution for my problem, but even within here I can't find it.

So, the matter is quite simple. I have a I9000B branded phone (by Claro, Brazil). And despite the not-so-recent leaking of a Vivo ROM on the web (wich I could find here, btw), apparently the operators and maybe Samsung Brazil are not caring much about updating our firmwares from 2.1 to 2.2 (and 2.3 is quite far, even for a fream around here). As I've heard/read, Vivo phones and unbranded ones are already receiving this update via Kies. The thing is:

1) Kies says I have the latest firmware available.

2) I downloaded the Vivo ROM (the hardware is the same form mine), and triee to install it via Clockwork ROM Manager, without success.

3) I tried to flash via ODIN, but when I get my phone on download mode the yellow working robot sign appears OK, but the phone doesn't get recognized by my PC. When it's on and in mass storage or kies mode, it works fine (for the intended purposes of the modes).

So, I'm kinda running out of ideas here on how to get the friggin update running.

Just for reference, I could find these 3 (and only) ROMs for the I9000B. Are they like... almost the same thing?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=889451

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=858483

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=869544

Thank you all!
[General Questions and Answers] banok:
So, answering:

Don't be so afraid of bricking your phone. Instead os plugging the USB cable and then turning on the phone in dowload mode (3 button combo), try turning the device on and then plugging the USB.

Another thing: this ROM (and apparently the other ones too) doesn't need a .PIT file to work on ODIN. Just use the .tar and have fun!

As for the ROMs, the I9000B_JPD_JPD_JPD_JPD_VJ_ZTO is a later build and should be better. Still got no idea what's a deoxed ROM, though...
[General Questions and Answers] banok:
Thanks man, you're a genius! Seriously, you're the only guy who answered me! It really seems like a completely new and unorthodox approach, but it really worked!
[General Questions and Answers] banok:
You're welcome. Always a pleasure to help myself.