Galaxy S: which ROM to use? - Galaxy S I9000 General

Hi,
I just bought a Samsung Galaxy S GT-i9000. I already rooted the phone but unfortunately all the cappy Samsung Apps are still there. Primarily, I wanted to get rid
of these (Aldiko eBook, AllShare, Layar, ... you name it). So I figure I have to flash a non-original ROM right? Now here's the question: Which ROM to use? I would like to see Android 2.2 on this phone and no Apps in ROM. I already checked --some link in this boad I may not post-- and found a link that leads to several ROMs. But I figure my firmware does not find a match there:
PDA: I9000XXJM1
PHONE: I9000XXJM1
CSC: I9000XAJM1
So which ROM can you recommend?
cu
mathiase

I recommend you stay the hell away from Froyo Betas as all they bring is problem and heartache! SERIOUSLY. Go ahead and install them but don't jump on here for quick fixes. I recommend you install JM8 and Tatyuma 1.1 Lite! here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=774950
The reason for lite edition is that its fast, and doesn't use the Voodoo lag fix as voodoo has a few battery draining problems. Once you have installed Tatyuma you can install Titanium Backup and set on chuck norris mode and uninstall more junk you don't want. just be hell careful. Also install OCLF 2.0 from market and install lag fix.

Hi,
thanks for you reply. Assuming I decide to stick with Android 2.1 - what would be a good choice and where do I get the ROM from?
cu
mathiase

ickyboo said:
I recommend you stay the hell away from Froyo Betas as all they bring is problem and heartache! SERIOUSLY. Go ahead and install them but don't jump on here for quick fixes. I recommend you install JM8 and Tatyuma 1.1 Lite! here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=774950
The reason for lite edition is that its fast, and doesn't use the Voodoo lag fix as voodoo has a few battery draining problems. Once you have installed Tatyuma you can install Titanium Backup and set on chuck norris mode and uninstall more junk you don't want. just be hell careful. Also install OCLF 2.0 from market and install lag fix.
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I surely recommend the Tatyuma rom modification + JM8 rom over Froyo betas as well.
However, I also recommend the Voodoo lag fix. Not sure what it's really all about with the battery as I don't seem to experience any real diff in battery life (or it's too small for me to notice). I however do notice that it's so much faster than OCLF
In any case, any of the Tatyuma JM8 roms are the best i've used so far. For Flash websites, I use Skyfire.

Man, I came from 2.1 with Voodoo and have nothing but praise for JPK...

Hi,
okay so Tatyuma is is but where to get from? Tried googling without success...
cu
mathiase

Hi,
I am pushing this thread a little - sry. I still have a few unsolved questions:
1) What is "tatyuma"? According to google it does not exist - which is weird - because its google
2) My current firmware is PDA: I9000XXJM1, PHONE: I9000XXJM1, CSC: I9000XAJM1. To update to the JM8 firmware, do I really have to use Odin? I am 100% Linux user and Odin appears to be a Windows application
3) The MoDaCo ROM says I need the JG5 firmware. I figure this JG5 firmware is older that my JM1, so do I have to downgrade my firmware for this ROM to use?
Hope you can help!
cu
mathiase

mathiase said:
Hi,
I am pushing this thread a little - sry. I still have a few unsolved questions:
1) What is "tatyuma"? According to google it does not exist - which is weird - because its google
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Try searching "Tayutama" in this forum...
I cant post links yet...otherwise I would give you the link to the post...
good luck

Ahh here we go - problem 1 solved bilboa1 simply misspelled the thing
cu
mathiase

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[Q] JP2 vs JPF vs JPM

Hi all.
I have been waiting for the official Froyo update for G3 since last year August. I haven't tinkered with my phone at all and it is the stock 2.1 FW available by default in India (DDJG5).
However since the DDJP2 has been released, i have read forums with people having endless issues with this build. (Which is really disappointing from Samsung considering they made us wait so long).
So I have finally decided to flash froyo as i don't think Samsung will bother to provide a fix for the JP2.
And i wanted to know which stock ROM is the best, with least number of issues - JP2, JPF or JPM??
Also will i have any issues with network connectivity if i am flashing a ROM from a country other than India?
It would be great if we could also have a comparison of the custom ROMs available. (From what i have read so far Kyrillos seems the best IMO, but i am not too confident with flashing and partitioning as i have never done it before)
Well, you can only try for yourself. One thing is certain though, you can forget JPF. It's old and outdated.
I haven't tried JP2, but JPM in my opinion is the best froyo rom out there. Haven't had a single problem with it, and battery lasts very long. All major custom ROMs are based on JPM, too.
Thom47 said:
Well, you can only try for yourself. One thing is certain though, you can forget JPF. It's old and outdated.
I haven't tried JP2, but JPM in my opinion is the best froyo rom out there. Haven't had a single problem with it, and battery lasts very long. All major custom ROMs are based on JPM, too.
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Thanks for the input.
I see you are using Kyrillos 4.1. Can i flash it over JPM if i consider a change later? Or do i have to flash JPF first and then Kyrillos? Also is it required to partition the sdcard for Kyrillos or can i just flash it and it will work fine?
yes you can flash it, and no, I don't think it's necessary to partition your sdcard
Thanks again. And one more question. I have seen a few versions of JPM floating around. Some with bootloaders, some without them, some say it is onepackage, etc etc. I don't really understand fully what they all mean by that, so could anyone point me to the latest JPM build, (with the least possibility of getting my phone bricked).
If it reads JPM then It's the latest build, always. There might be different ways to flash them (it can be a one package or in parts, as you said). So yeah doesn't matter, but if your JPM comes in parts, don't flash the bootloader. The only way to brick your phone during flashing is if you're flashing the bootloader and then lose USB connection for a reason or another.
As for partitioning sdcard.. I think you need to do it in Kyrillos. At least I did, as it showed me 0kb as internal memory. Kyrillos (and\or his thread?) can confirm this.
Oh and I cannot remember what ROM I flashed before flashing kyrillos, but I've seen the man himself suggesting people to flash JPF first if anything goes wrong or the phone doesn't boot. And I this was what I had to do to get Kyrillos' ROM to boot
I was using stock eclair 2.1 DDJG6 in India while other was flashing custom rom all around. I had a facination with live wallpapers so i rooted my phone and used it. Then i got offcial update directly from kies. Probably the first one in India. After checking it out i figured several bugs such as the youtube,camera,music player,stock browser. So i was wondering to take a risk and flash my phone confused betwwen JPM Stock and Krillos 4.1. Then i plucked up the courage an then flashed it with non overclocked version without partitioning my card directly from DDJP2 to krillos 4.1. Its pretty good atleast better than so called OFFICIAL FROYO DDJP2 we were all eagerly waiting for. **** YOU SAMSUNG.
Just saw on Samfirmware.com:
Europe releases XWJPE(March 30) and XWJPF(April 5) are they improvements on the XXJPM (Feb)...
It would be great to have all the issues and advantages of the latest FW in a tabulated format won't it? Would sure help a lot of people in deciding.
@ayan - How is the Kyrillos working out for you?, facing any issues in usage? Just flashed it using Odin with the tar file and the ops file?
I haven't tested these new roms out, but they most likely wouldn't release 'em if there was no improvements.
Oh and XXJPF is the outdated one I was talking about, this ROM is XWJPF, which as you said, is newer then JPM.
thanks
thanks Nice idea !!! ^^
android_murphy said:
Just saw on Samfirmware.com:
Europe releases XWJPE(March 30) and XWJPF(April 5) are they improvements on the XXJPM (Feb)...
It would be great to have all the issues and advantages of the latest FW in a tabulated format won't it? Would sure help a lot of people in deciding.
@ayan - How is the Kyrillos working out for you?, facing any issues in usage? Just flashed it using Odin with the tar file and the ops file?
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Yes i just thought its better to do that way. And as off now Kyrillos is good. But the camera bug is still there. I dont know. I am thinking to trying the new firmware XWJPF . Lets c how it works.
I just flashed JPM build from samfirmware.com and it is root by default. Some issues i am having:
1. GO Launcher Ex keeps restarting 90% of the time i hit the home button.
2. Not able to log into facebook and twitter account sync, however facebook and twitter individual apps are working.
3. The sizes of most apps in the App Management list is shown to be below or around 1mb.
4. GPS signal not locking on.
If anyone else is also having these issues or can remedy them please tell me.
android_murphy said:
I just flashed JPM build from samfirmware.com and it is root by default. Some issues i am having:
1. GO Launcher Ex keeps restarting 90% of the time i hit the home button.
2. Not able to log into facebook and twitter account sync, however facebook and twitter individual apps are working.
3. The sizes of most apps in the App Management list is shown to be below or around 1mb.
4. GPS signal not locking on.
If anyone else is also having these issues or can remedy them please tell me.
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Srry atleast i dont know about it. Try the new europe version its better than JPM i think. And do you have the link of it ?
android_murphy said:
I just flashed JPM build from samfirmware.com and it is root by default. Some issues i am having:
1. GO Launcher Ex keeps restarting 90% of the time i hit the home button.
2. Not able to log into facebook and twitter account sync, however facebook and twitter individual apps are working.
3. The sizes of most apps in the App Management list is shown to be below or around 1mb.
4. GPS signal not locking on.
If anyone else is also having these issues or can remedy them please tell me.
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Problems 1,2,4 resolved after a few restarts. No. 3 still persists (although one can easily live without a fix for this ).
Really love the JPM rom... No real issues as of yet ...
I also have that app size thing and think it as a bug that I can live with.. it also exists in other ROMs. My theory is that the system has moved it to external storage and for some reason reading it as if it was installed on internal storage, and reads that it takes 0mb of phone's memory. I could be wrong, though.
Hope that wasn't too messy explanation
One bug i noticed just now ... Wifi takes too long to switch on and most of the times gives error. Only switches on after 3-4 continuous tries. Is anyone else experiencing the same??
This also makes me ask a question, can my G3 work on a wifi created by my laptop? if so, then how? Because i have an internet connection through a lan cable, and would like to utilise it on the phone to save up on the 3G data charges.
I like JPM IT is stable

Uninstall Gingerbread MIUI 2.3.4 on Galaxy S

Hello, i need to uninstall Miui Gingerbread to install the official Gingerbread, i'm much more used to it, how can i do it?? Already tried to clean up the data and system and tried the Sam's firmaware last gingerbread but it would not worked.. Is it possible to downgrade to 2.2 and then install 2.3.3??
Greetings
Yes it is possible to downgrade for 2.3.3 to 2.2(.1 in my case)
I can't remember exactly how I did it, but I basically followed the instructions to install MIUI, but for a 2.2 ROM, so wiping data, system and cache, then flashing a darky ROM (but should work with any tbh)
Dead easy. Just install the Samsung Android 2.3.3 XWJVB ROM (link - http://www.theandroidsoul.com/how-to-install-xwjvb-gingerbread-rom-gaalxy-s/)
But before you install XWJVB, install the EZRom to remove/uninstall the MIUI. It's available in two versions, select the one you want:
Android 2.2 based EZRom - http://www.theandroidsoul.com/ezbase-ezrom-for-android-2-2-install-revert-back/
Android 2.3 based EZRom - http://www.theandroidsoul.com/ezbase-rom-v3-0-full-installation-guide-w-video/
Credits and Thanks to Nitr8 for great EZRoms
All you need to do it , Flash the Official GB FW , using Odin (Repartition just to be sure)
shivajibanerjee said:
All you need to do it , Flash the Official GB FW , using Odin (Repartition just to be sure)
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+ check bootloader. And use 512 pit.
take a look at the darkys thread There's a complete solution for your problem. Just work the manual down and you'll gain the ultimate gingerbread experience in green Fully with root and deodexed and so on
Thanks a lot guys.. U guys rock...

[GUIDE] How to get stock honeycomb on to your P7500 Galaxy Tab 10.1 (3G)

This guide is my nifty-ness but the combined intelligence of two brilliant members. Their names will come as we go thru the steps.
FOR NORMAL USERS, SIMPLE STEPS:
1. Restock your tab to KI1 (Kay-eye-one )
2. Download Overcome 1.2.1 ROM and its custom recovery
3. Flash both
4. Clear Cache and Dalvik Cache
5. Download stock honeycomb theme from here
6. Using recovery flash from internal storage
ENJOY
Who said it isnt good to be normal?
SIMPLIFIED FOR NOOBS:
NOTE: IF YOU DONT KNOW WHAT ODIN IS, OR WHAT TAR FILES ARE OR HOW TO TAKE YOUR TAB TO DOWNLOAD MODE, REMEMBER, NEITHER DID I, AND I AM DUMBER THAN YOU, SO YOU WILL GET BY. JUST BROWSE THRU OR ASK ANY MOD ( ) UNDERSTAND HOW THINGS WORK AND COME BACK, OR FOLLOW THE STEPS IN THE LINKS BELOW TO THE DOT.
Go to this thread:
[6.Oct.2011][ROM][P75xx] ◄► Overcome 10.1 Series v1.2.1 ◄► Recovery v5.1.2.3 ◄►
Thank you alterbridge86
Do exactly as it says, you might have to download up to 1GB of files and you will be redirected to another link which will give you an equally detailed guide of how to do it.
Once done, if you do end up on your home screen again, you've made it.
Next go to this thread:
[THEME]*AOSP HONEYCOMB*v1.3*SO DARK, SO AOSP*(16.10.2011)
Thank Vertumus!
Follow the steps there and you will reboot to a fully stock experience.
WHY INSTALL THE OVERCOME CUSTOM ROM?
Because alterbridge did a smashing job at keeping the OS as stock as possible, he even included a few things like books and the stock music player alongside the samsung one. He kept the kernel stock for people repulsed with custom kernels, and using his rom you'd get amazing speed and battery life, thats the reason its one step over the stock rom.
WHAT IS THE OTHER ADVANTAGE OF INSTALLING THE STOCK THEME OVER THE alterbridge86's ROM?
Because Overcome is fast, lethally fast, and the stock theme removes the irritating and slow dock from the UI, hence taking up lesser memory and speeding up operations more.
stock rom galaxy tab 3g
I need help....I just install many custom rom...but all doesn't support the 3g function....I need to find the stock rom for the 3g version....please help me....
amiruramli93 said:
I need help....I just install many custom rom...but all doesn't support the 3g function....I need to find the stock rom for the 3g version....please help me....
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I am running overcome 1.2.3 . Check it out in the development thread for 10.1 ..
It works pretty good ! Most likely that you always flash the wrong ROM ..

[Q] Rooting and Installing Rocket Rom V7

Hello Everyone,
I have few questions which I know might have been answered before (and I appologize for that) but after seeing different responses, I am a bit confused. So here are my questions:
1) I've updated my galaxy note with the official ICS via OTA but after updating it my phone has gone slower and laggy and facing the problem of fast battery draining. So I've decided to install a custom Rom. So please suggest which ROM is best which is stable, fast and have a good battery. I have downloaded Rocket Rom V7. How is it?
2) To Install this ROM I know I have to root my phone but I have read that a lot of ppl bricked their phone. So is it safe to root this phone and if yes what is the best procedure. I have seen posted in other threads that some kernels are not safe. I am posting my Kernel version can u please tell me if it is safe to root and if yes which is the best way.
Android Version: 4.0.3
Kernel Version: 3.0.15-N7000DDLP8-CL551076
Build Number: IML74K.DDLPA
Kindly suggest. Thanks in advance .
Can any one please help....
I suggest you to use LiquidSmooth 2.3. Brilliant rom, the best I have tried on Note. But notice it only got english language.
/CK
Yes! its totally safe when done in the right manner....download stock LP3 rom...GB..from stock roms thread...download pc odin and unlockroot software from unlockroot.com...
Now put your mobile to download mode..vol up then lock then menu...press all 3 until you see a android bot...click continue...
Make sure u hav kies installed in pc...open pc odin software...connect ur phone to the pc..click on PDA in pc odin and direct it to the LP3 rom you downloaded..and click on start...wait till everything is done..your phone restarts in GB mod...enable usb debugging and connect it again..open unlock root software and click root..
You have a perfectly rooted phone and safe too...now just follow the steps of RR...download RR and redpill recovery..go to CWM. .vol down and lock and menu...flash redpill..go to advanced and hit Reboot Recovery. .go to wipe menu and do all 3wipes...flash RR..
ENJOY:cyclops:
the videos in my sig may be of more help

[Q] LG Optimus L3 OS upgrade

Hi my phone (LG Optimus L3) has Android 2.3.6 I want to upgrade it to a newer version (3.5 or higher). Is this phone able to use higher versions of Android ? is it safe just to update the OS in the phone, if something will went wrong how can I reinstall the old version, that manufacture has installed ?
Tatevik said:
Hi my phone (LG Optimus L3) has Android 2.3.6 I want to upgrade it to a newer version (3.5 or higher). Is this phone able to use higher versions of Android ? is it safe just to update the OS in the phone, if something will went wrong how can I reinstall the old version, that manufacture has installed ?
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Ill be straight to the point.. most of us have been using cm9 which is ics 4.0.0 since august 2012,each week, well sometimes every two weeks, since they are missing weeks. Cm9 is a nightly, which means there are bugs and issues, since teh rom is not stable. However, most of the problems have been fix and I have had not had any real issues with it, I do use it day to day, till a new custom rom (based off a previous cm9 nightly release) comes out that I want to try. but the roms has come a long way since build 1.
If something went wrong? like you bricked your phone. There is two ways.. create a back up in cwm before you flash cm9... or you can used kdz, which is used to recovery your phone if your brick it or you want to upgrade or download your firmware.
Also please give me more info about your phone. Like what baseband you are using, what country etc.
Also there are some stock custom roms, which are modified version of stock (2.3.6). With features like 1000 GHz overclock,new launcher,file manager and other useful tweaks/mods
FlowUK said:
Ill be straight to the point.. most of us have been using cm9 which is ics 4.0.0 since august 2012,each week, well sometimes every two weeks, since they are missing weeks. Cm9 is a nightly, which means there are bugs and issues, since teh rom is not stable. However, most of the problems have been fix and I have had not had any real issues with it, I do use it day to day, till a new custom rom (based off a previous cm9 nightly release) comes out that I want to try. but the roms has come a long way since build 1.
If something went wrong? like you bricked your phone. There is two ways.. create a back up in cwm before you flash cm9... or you can used kdz, which is used to recovery your phone if your brick it or you want to upgrade or download your firmware.
Also please give me more info about your phone. Like what baseband you are using, what country etc.
Also there are some stock custom roms, which are modified version of stock (2.3.6). With features like 1000 GHz overclock,new launcher,file manager and other useful tweaks/mods
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I bought the phone from Dubai but I leave in Armenia, what is baseband ? and I read that if I insert and iternal SD card to increase the phones memory, it will not help me, as I will be able only to transfer photos and music, so I have to root my phone, do you think It is ok to do for this phone ?
Thanks
Baseband
FlowUK said:
Ill be straight to the point.. most of us have been using cm9 which is ics 4.0.0 since august 2012,each week, well sometimes every two weeks, since they are missing weeks. Cm9 is a nightly, which means there are bugs and issues, since teh rom is not stable. However, most of the problems have been fix and I have had not had any real issues with it, I do use it day to day, till a new custom rom (based off a previous cm9 nightly release) comes out that I want to try. but the roms has come a long way since build 1.
If something went wrong? like you bricked your phone. There is two ways.. create a back up in cwm before you flash cm9... or you can used kdz, which is used to recovery your phone if your brick it or you want to upgrade or download your firmware.
Also please give me more info about your phone. Like what baseband you are using, what country etc.
Also there are some stock custom roms, which are modified version of stock (2.3.6). With features like 1000 GHz overclock,new launcher,file manager and other useful tweaks/mods[/QUOT
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The baseband is MSM7225A-1-AA
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Tatevik said:
FlowUK said:
Ill be straight to the point.. most of us have been using cm9 which is ics 4.0.0 since august 2012,each week, well sometimes every two weeks, since they are missing weeks. Cm9 is a nightly, which means there are bugs and issues, since teh rom is not stable. However, most of the problems have been fix and I have had not had any real issues with it, I do use it day to day, till a new custom rom (based off a previous cm9 nightly release) comes out that I want to try. but the roms has come a long way since build 1.
If something went wrong? like you bricked your phone. There is two ways.. create a back up in cwm before you flash cm9... or you can used kdz, which is used to recovery your phone if your brick it or you want to upgrade or download your firmware.
Also please give me more info about your phone. Like what baseband you are using, what country etc.
Also there are some stock custom roms, which are modified version of stock (2.3.6). With features like 1000 GHz overclock,new launcher,file manager and other useful tweaks/mods[/QUOT
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The baseband is MSM7225A-1-AA
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Kernel 2.6.38.6-perf
Software V10g-Sep-14-2012
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Tatevik said:
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I bought the phone from Dubai but I leave in Armenia, what is baseband ? and I read that if I insert and iternal SD card to increase the phones memory, it will not help me, as I will be able only to transfer photos and music, so I have to root my phone, do you think It is ok to do for this phone ?
Thanks
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. Are you taking about using the SDMerg Mod to increased your memory? I dont have a problem with it, I can transfer video,music and images to my phone... as well as apk files.
Tatevik said:
Tatevik said:
Kernel 2.6.38.6-perf
Software V10g-Sep-14-2012
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Upgrade to the latest firmware using the Lg firmware site. Also make sure you do a back up when you install cmw, before you flash cm9. Also you might want to download the 1GHz Kernel, even if you dont plan to overclock, it will get rid of the battery bug on start up.
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