[Captivate Android Development] Johnsondr80:
FAQ

Will be Updating regulary

DO NOT FLASH WITH THE USB PLUGGED IN!! YOU WILL NOT HAVE SIGNAL WHEN THE PHONE BOOTS.

Recovery:

Hold vol down + vol up

Hold power button

I wait for att screen, (keep holding)then for screen to go off,(keep holding) then the second time the att screen comes up release power button.

Download mode/odin:

LINK TO ODIN ONE CLICK STOCK

1.Start odin first

2.Plug in usb to computer

3.Hold down vol up + vol down(not power)

4.Plug usb into phone

5.When you see the android with shovel, your in download mode!

How to flash TeamPhoenix Roms.

Roms Should be Flashed will 100% battery

1. BACK UP!!!

2. Flash to stock

2a. Wait for it to reboot and then re-enable debugging, hook phone back up to pc and Master Clear

3. Load Clock Work update zip (attached at end of post) and new rom file to Phone memory

4. Remove sim and external SD, and unplug from USB

5. Boot into Recovery and reinstall packages (You may have to reinstall packages twice to get to clockwork recovery)

6. Once in Clock work recovery (Green Text) Select install zip from SDcard

7. Next Select Choose zip from sdcard

8. Scroll down to {your choosen teamphoenix rom name here}.zip and select.

9. If prompted on reboot to select an option choose with backup and restore. (for auto lagfix)

10. Let it finish and dont touch it till you see the launcher screen. Will this take awhile? YES

How To Disable Vodoo

1.Open A file Explorer ex. Root Explorer

2.Navigate to the Vodoo Folder

3.Inside the Vodoo Folder create a Folder Named disable-lagfix

4.Reboot

5.It will seem to hang on the boot screen Just leave it alone till it fully boots

Wipe Battery Stats

1. Connect the phone to the charger with the phone powered on, and allow the phone to charge until it shows 100%

2. Disconnect the phone from the charger, and power it off.

3. Reconnect the phone to the charger with the phone powered off, and allow the phone to charge until the battery indicator shows 100% (you can use vol-up/vol-down to make the indicator come back up when the screen goes to sleep).

3a. Repeat step 1, 2, 3

4. Disconnect the phone from the charger and power it on.

5. Once the phone is powered completely on, power it off again and reconnect it to the charger until the battery indicator shows 100%.

6. Disconnect the phone, power it on, and use it.

7. Use ADB or a Terminal Emulator to run the following command:

Code:

su

rm /data/system/batterystats.bin

7a. Reboot into clock work Recovery, and choose advanced CWM features and select wipe battery stats

How to back up your APPS + data (not system data) with Titanium Backup

Go to the market and download and install Titanium Backup

Load up Titanium Backup and allow super user.

Go into Preferences and change Backup Folder name to external_sd/TitaniumBackup (this will save a copy of the files to your external SD card for restoring after flash) then click back and it will reload.

Now go to batch and select backup all user apps. Select the apps you want and hit run batch (top of the screen) once it is finished (you will know as there is a notification in the drop down that it is done) Double check you external sd for the Titanium Backup folder, if it is there then you are good, if not double check the spelling. Make sure it is an underscore between external and sd. ex. external-sd = Wrong..... external_sd = right so it should read external_sd/TitaniumBackup

Ok So you Fully Bricked your Captivate Here is a last ray of hope

Download mode/JIG:

ITEMS YOU WILL NEED TO BUY:

-301k OHM Resistor, no more no less & -MicroUSB Board

-Upon receiving items, go here.

-Remove SIM and MicroSD Card

-Plug in JIG and voila, you are back in download mode

-load up odin and flash back to stock

Themes and Stuff

Disable Vodoo before flashing themes like blackfroyo with recovery.

ruger94 is the offical themer for Fusion

Voltage Settings (If Kernal Supports OC/UV)

VoltageApp settings will stick until reboot, but to get them to stay after rebooting, this is what worked for me; You will need Root Explorer for this one

Setup Voltage App like you want

Menu>Apply for Now

Menu>Save as boot settings

Open Root Explorer

Navigate to /etc/init.d

Locate file saved for boot settings (S_volt_scheduler)

Rename "S_volt_scheduler" to "S_98_volt_scheduler"

Save

Reboot

Open VoltageApp to verify settings stuck

AT&T Wap Settings

ATT

wap.cingular

not set

not set

WAP@CINGULARGPRS.COM

not set

not set

http://mmsc.cingular.com

wireless.cingular.com

80

310

410

not set

internet+mms

Power Cycle without pulling battery

Hold volume up and power for 10 sec. (This will reboot your phone without a battery pull)

Backing Up your NV_data

Thread With more info

The reason its important to back up your NV_data (Non-volitile) is this has your imei, product code, unlock codes and model. This informatioin is not recreated with a JF6 OCD (One click downloader)

Certain Roms write data to your NV_data

(i think it was JPC leak from I9000 that was the first one. it changed everyones product code to I897ZKAKOR)

Axura changes the product code to I959ZKATMB or something like that

The Correct Product code for our Captivate is I897ZKAATT.

If your IMEI says 004999010640000 this is incorrect also and you may find your phone to stop making calls as this is like a debugging or prototype imei

Finally, if your unlock code is FFFFFFFF, you need this repair in order to unlock your code

All of these can be fixed with Helroz's Repair_nv_data.zip Found Here: http://perso.numericable.fr/helroz/P...ir_nv_data.zip

I did not create the software or any of the instructions, THis is credited to Helroz in the vibrant forum (please thank and donate to him) he came up with all of this, Im just sharing knowlage.

this can be found here: Unlocking Tmo Vibrant

http://xdaforums.com/show...&postcount=103

Just read the read me first. then the .Doc Make sure you are at Stock JH7 (I didnt try jf6) and root with busy Box (Super One click by CLShort Fuse worked for me)

Then Step 2,3 and 4. Monitor your phone for SU access attempts, it has several and be patient and read what its asking you to look for,

Now if you havent Backed up your NV_data then now is the time. I Use root explorer and just copy the /efs folder to a safe place (I have a copy on my ext. sd card and a backup hard drive)

You can also Use SGS tools (not SGS tool Box) to do a product code check. This also copies all of the pertenant NV_Data files to a folder on your internal SD card. you can use these also if you want.