I am not responsible for any damage to your phone, computer, home, girlfriend or family pet. By using this, you release the creator from any liability.
I would like to thank icezar1 for his help with this project. I could not have done this without him.
I decided to start this thread because I saw several roms saying "flash back to stock Gingerbread", but they usually involved bootloaders, increasing your chance of bricking your phone. I searched and the closest thing I found to a safer way was a group of stock I9000 roms, but they were deodexed and zip aligned. Since we are using Captivates, I really wanted something designed for our phones, so I made this.
This is stock UCKF1, without bootloaders or a pit. I repackaged the rom (minus bootloaders/pit) into 1 file. The original firmware was downloaded from samfirmware.com. Also, I have tested this on my (only) phone, and it works.
The 3 file version was also downloaded from samfirmware.com. It is the exact same as stock, but it doesn't have bootloaders or a pit. I also tested this package on my (only) phone, and it works.
You will need 7zip to unpack the file. If you need 7zip, you can get it here.
If you haven't already upgraded to the new I897 Gingerbread bootloaders, you can get those >>HERE<<.
Stock UCKF1 No Bootloaders
Odin 3 File No Bootloaders
In the past, some phones have not responded well to 1 click flashes. If your phone is one of those, please don't use this. Use the 3 File version for Odin 1.8x.
Please make sure that your usb cable is plugged into a port in the back of the computer (#1 port on a laptop).
You will lose root by flashing this.
You will lose CWM by flashing this.
This is a wipe package, so don't forget to backup.
Instructions
0 Optional Reboot computer before beginning
0 Optional Convert to rfs (if on ext4)
0 Optional Wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache, clear Voltage Setting(if overclocked/undervolted), do a factory reset.
0 Optional Remove sim card and external sd
Download package
Extract with 7zip
Open One click or Odin 1.81
**place files in corresponding slots for odin 3 file only**
Put phone into DL mode
Check to see Odin recognizes phone (you will see the yellow box)
Click Start
very nice
10 char
thanks for doing this! This is very convenient!
Can we get a deodex/zip aligned version please?
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Lancez said:
Can we get a deodex/zip aligned version please?
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I don't think there is a deodex/zipaligned KF1 out there yet. Some of the other folks in the stock thread (last i heard) were having problems with the deodexing. I really did this just as a flash to stock method before flashing a rom.
mrhaley30705 said:
I don't think there is a deodex/zipaligned KF1 out there yet. Some of the other folks in the stock thread (last i heard) were having problems with the deodexing. I really did this just as a flash to stock method before flashing a rom.
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i've been trying to deodex the damn KF1 for 3 days now and still can not push it back to /system, saying the folder can not be found. well, i guess i'll have to stay with cog5 for a while until someone figure it out
Lancez said:
i've been trying to deodex the damn KF1 for 3 days now and still can not push it back to /system, saying the folder can not be found. well, i guess i'll have to stay with cog5 for a while until someone figure it out
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Good Luck!
Lancez said:
i've been trying to deodex the damn KF1 for 3 days now and still can not push it back to /system, saying the folder can not be found. well, i guess i'll have to stay with cog5 for a while until someone figure it out
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Isn't Cog5 deodex'd? It says so in the Cog5 features list. I'm sure if you shoot designgears a PM he can help you out.
designgears said:
Features:
Based on I897UCKF1
Rooted / Deodexed / Insecure Kernel (adbd always root)
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How is this different than the other UCKF1 one-click?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1127249
acdbx said:
How is this different than the other UCKF1 one-click?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1127249
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This is also a one click, but it doesn't have bootloaders (boot.bin and sbl.bin). Since bootloaders will cause a permanent brick, i thought it was kinda foolish to flash them just to return to stock before flashing a rom.
id10terror said:
Isn't Cog5 deodex'd? It says so in the Cog5 features list. I'm sure if you shoot designgears a PM he can help you out.
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yeah, but DG have made a lot of mods on cog5, i want something really close to stock one. i have sent PM to DG before and he never replied me, i guess he was busy.
So if I just wanted stock gingerbread I can use this? Scared to jump the boat!
smanzor88 said:
So if I just wanted stock gingerbread I can use this? Scared to jump the boat!
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Only if you have the KF1 GB bootloaders already installed.
If i used the regular stock kf1 1click w/ bootloaders and then flashed cog5 and then used the regular stock kf1 1click w/ bootloaders to go back to stock kf1 would i brick? Since they are the same bootloader?
dsilvan55 said:
If i used the regular stock kf1 1click w/ bootloaders and then flashed cog5 and then used the regular stock kf1 1click w/ bootloaders to go back to stock kf1 would i brick? Since they are the same bootloader?
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Sounds like you should ask in the cog5 thread. My package doesn't have bootloaders.
dsilvan55 said:
If i used the regular stock kf1 1click w/ bootloaders and then flashed cog5 and then used the regular stock kf1 1click w/ bootloaders to go back to stock kf1 would i brick? Since they are the same bootloader?
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No, you wouldn't brick, unless something interrupts the bootloader flashing process.
The whole point of this 1-click with no bootloaders is to be able to flash to stock without running the risk of bricking your phone from a bad flash. There is no way to truly brick your phone with this 1-click since the bootloaders are never touched.
With that said, you should only use this 1-click if you have already flashed the KF1 bootloaders at least once before.
ok thanks i didnt think it would brick
Nice, a I897UCKF1 Odin-1-Click Gingerbread flash to stock with no bootloaders.
No more flashing to Eclair for a fresh start. I like it.
Great idea,
IDoMy0wnRacing said:
Nice, a I897UCKF1 Odin-1-Click Gingerbread flash to stock with no bootloaders.
No more flashing to Eclair for a fresh start. I like it.
Great idea,
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Thanks. I've been thinking about doing a 3 file one for odin, too. Some people have phones that don't like one clicks.
And some of us prefer to use heimdall, so 3 file would be great.
Related
For those that have reverted their kernel and want to go back to stock, this will save your ass:
http://koush.tandtgaming.com//test/kernel-captivate-stock.tar.md5
whoa nelly. thanks! Its deff time to get paypall set up ^^.
systoxity said:
whoa nelly. thanks! Its deff time to get paypall set up ^^.
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click on hes beer fund!!! =]
rafyvitto said:
click on hes beer fund!!! =]
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no no i mean i gotta get it set up so i can help out his beer fund .
we already have the full firmware over here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=731989
Flashing the kernel back isnt going to help a messed up /system
designgears said:
we already have the full firmware over here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=731989
Flashing the kernel back isnt going to help a messed up /system
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But it will fix a messed up kernel from a bad recovery flash
how do i install this?
Koush said:
For those that have reverted their kernel and want to go back to stock, this will save your ass:
http://koush.tandtgaming.com//test/kernel-captivate-stock.tar.md5
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It may very well be posted in another thread (stock kernel as Odin3, that is) but it seems like quite a few people that use Odin3 can no longer receive OTA updates. Many of us are getting failures at 50% after using Odin3.
jeromekobriger said:
It may very well be posted in another thread (stock kernel as Odin3, that is) but it seems like quite a few people that use Odin3 can no longer receive OTA updates. Many of us are getting failures at 50% after using Odin3.
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With the number of people getting bricked phones with the OTA why would anyone be crazy enough to do it? We've already had JH7 for weeks over here. When you Odin one click have you removed ClockworkMod or Voodoo folders from your root before attempting OTA? Odin won't touch anything that is on your internal sd. You should move those files to a safe place on either your external sd or your computer. I don't think anyone with fails has tried removing the items from their root before OTA. I did see a post somewhere that someone did and the OTA worked.
That's not true at all. Quite a few people flash Odin and IMMEDIATELY try the update, no modifacations from stock, only to have it fail. Myself included.
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i just wiped my phone and put the stock rom on and no luck
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That's not true at all. Quite a few people flash Odin and IMMEDIATELY try the update, no modifacations from stock, only to have it fail. Myself included.
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So far used odin3 one click, used regular Odin with samfirmware.com file. Used stock kernel posted by koush. All result in "update is failed" at 50%
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What is the stock kernel version?
some are claiming the new ota update changed their kernel to 2.6.29 [email protected] #2
I flashed odin stock and flashed the "stock kernel" and still show the same kernel version..
I just completely wiped my phone and installed stock rom and this is my kernel version. I dont know if that helps....
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I flashed the JH7 ota and still have the same kernel version - [email protected]#2
jschiefer said:
how do i install this?
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+1 No idea how to use this
Rhiannon224 said:
With the number of people getting bricked phones with the OTA why would anyone be crazy enough to do it? We've already had JH7 for weeks over here. When you Odin one click have you removed ClockworkMod or Voodoo folders from your root before attempting OTA? Odin won't touch anything that is on your internal sd. You should move those files to a safe place on either your external sd or your computer. I don't think anyone with fails has tried removing the items from their root before OTA. I did see a post somewhere that someone did and the OTA worked.
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Well the OTA update JH7 is much different than the one leaked on samsungfirmwares. Prolly half the files have different md5 checksums, so there's a lot different.
jeromekobriger said:
That's not true at all. Quite a few people flash Odin and IMMEDIATELY try the update, no modifacations from stock, only to have it fail. Myself included.
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Thats what I did. I did odin3 one click, then immediately downloaded the OTA update and it crashed at 50%.
Hopefully somebody will be able to get the OTA update and then make it into an update.zip that we can just flash via recovery. The OTA JH7 is much different from the leaked JH7 on samsungfirmwares.
Looking in the threads, I found this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=790080
Going to try it now...
omriasta said:
So far used odin3 one click, used regular Odin with samfirmware.com file. Used stock kernel posted by koush. All result in "update is failed" at 50%
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Same here. Pretty disappointing. . . .
I have built a Froyo ROM from source. I got the Captivate vendor files from Krylon360 over at Cyanogen, updated them, and built a ROM. I was able to get the leaked Froyo Captivate system.img and extract it so I could get the files required for our device. The ROM build cleanly and I was able to restore it to my device but since I have an Eclair kernel it will not boot. I actually read later in a forum that an Eclair kernel won't boot a Froyo system.
Anyway, I am looking for anyone who has a Captivate with the leaked Froyo build installed to try and restore my ROM. It will not brick your phone, I promise. I took a Nandroid backup before restoring and when I saw why it wasn't booting in logcat I booted into recovery and restored my last backup.
I just want to see if this guy will boot properly with a Froyo kernel and also see if I have all the device drivers working, etc.
Thanks!
Just replied to your other post Let's do this!
Sounds pretty awesome, but why didn't you just flash a Froyo kernel on your phone? Upload it and post up a link so we can see what you have.
gtg465x said:
Sounds pretty awesome, but why didn't you just flash a Froyo kernel on your phone? Upload it and post up a link so we can see what you have.
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He's not running windows and therefore can't use ODIN to swap kernels.
I was planning on flashing to Cog beta 8 today anyway.... I can give it a try.
Flashing requires Odin which requires Windows which I do not have.
I will post a dropbox link in a few minutes.
I built without kernel so if the ramdisk.img gives you grief, exclude it from the backup and also remove it from nandroid.md5.
In fact you should only need to restore system.img.
Just saw the above post...I'll be anxiously awaiting the link.
Thanks, guys. Remember, I am doing this for ALL OF US.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6995251/full_captivate.tgz
Like I said, you should only need system.img. So basically, edit nandroid.md5 and strip out the checksums for the other two files. Then copy nandroid.md5 and system.img to your recovery directory. Mine is /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup.
Report back what you find.
If you have the sdk installed, please use adb logcat to get me any details. I am working with a couple of guys who work on both Cyanogen and Cognition to hash the details out. Like I said, I got all the hardware-specific files dialed in so we should be okay.
downloading now and will give it a shot..i have a test captivate so I dont mind bricking it.
aqtrans said:
Just saw the above post...I'll be anxiously awaiting the link.
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Thanks. I wanted to go the AOSP route because I think what happens is.. People are modding the factory carrier images but you don't always know what's in there and can end up with crap you don't need. Plus, this is the latest 2.2.1 from AOSP.
Restoring it now...
vunuts said:
He's not running windows and therefore can't use ODIN to swap kernels.
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You can swap kernels using redbend if you have 2e recovery (which he should considering that he is on Eclair). You can also flash using the open source alternative to Odin that is available here.
Any screenshots?
What are the specs of this Rom? Is it completely AOSP?
rajendra82 said:
You can swap kernels using redbend if you have 2e recovery (which he should considering that he is on Eclair). You can also flash using the open source alternative to Odin that is available here.
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Please point me to this alternative.
2kgt said:
Any screenshots?
What are the specs of this Rom? Is it completely AOSP?
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100% AOSP 2.2.1 with Samsung-specific stuff pulled in via extract-files.sh.
gtg465x said:
Restoring it now...
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Awesome. If it comes up, check system info to see if the name and all that is correct. Also see if Bluetooth, WiFi, etc work.
gdanko said:
Please point me to this alternative.
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Heimdall is it's name. I can attest for it's stability. I've used it quite a few times on Archlinux when I didn't feel like booting into Windows. One note is you always need to give it a PIT file.
you want this loaded thru ODIN?
I'm getting MD5 mismatch... looking into it.
(sorry if this has been covered in other threads, I searched and couldn't find it)
I found it on androidforums listed as a modified update.zip to bring DK28 phones back to DI18, but I'm not sure what it actually does. It's only 5mb, not ~100mb like the DK28 update.zip
Does anyone have an experience with it?
use this one bro: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=786266
nemt said:
(sorry if this has been covered in other threads, I searched and couldn't find it)
I found it on androidforums listed as a modified update.zip to bring DK28 phones back to DI18, but I'm not sure what it actually does. It's only 5mb, not ~100mb like the DK28 update.zip
Does anyone have an experience with it?
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The only DI18 update.zip file is for going from DI07 -> DI18 (hence why it is only 5mb)
davidrules7778 said:
use this one bro: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=786266
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Which one specifically? My phone is not rooted and I don't have clockwordmod recovery as far as I know.
nemt said:
Which one specifically? My phone is not rooted and I don't have clockwordmod recovery as far as I know.
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I believe the first link on there, you can attempt to try renaming it update.zip. Im not sure if it works without clockwork tho.. Give it a shot the worst thing that can happen is it will say aborted and wont mess up anything.
I'll give it a shot. Does it completely wipe the phone like Odin, or just change the firmware?
nemt said:
I'll give it a shot. Does it completely wipe the phone like Odin, or just change the firmware?
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I think it just changes the firmware, i dont think it wipes anything, ive been flashing around roms on 2.1 and flash back to stock a lot and i never lose my data even when i wipe it..
Alternatively, is there a way to get Clockworkmod Recovery onto my DK28 phone?
nemt said:
Alternatively, is there a way to get Clockworkmod Recovery onto my DK28 phone?
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besides the one click root,with clockwork, i dont think so, besides the long adb commands, which i dont know where that post is at but thats a lot of work.... But if you put clockwork on you can take it off with a simple flash of the samsung recovery zip also in the link above.
Thanks for the info.
Why is it so much more complicated to roll back than it is to go forward to a new version?
nemt said:
Thanks for the info.
Why is it so much more complicated to roll back than it is to go forward to a new version?
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Well, not really complicated, just a few things you have flash to remove all the rooted stuff, if you use odin its still a lot of steps and more risky of bricking, i constantly see, new threads of people using odin by not following all the instructions and bricking there devices.
That's why I'm really hoping I can avoid having to use Odin to go to DI18 to get the official OTA update next week.
nemt said:
(sorry if this has been covered in other threads, I searched and couldn't find it)
I found it on androidforums listed as a modified update.zip to bring DK28 phones back to DI18, but I'm not sure what it actually does. It's only 5mb, not ~100mb like the DK28 update.zip
Does anyone have an experience with it?
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Dude, just look for the stock DI18 rom, rename it to update.zip, boot into recovery and flash it. That's all. I've done this several times before (although i'm now on a solid 2.2 Froyo rom).
It's a full rom, not a 5MB whatever..
It's that easy, and I don't clockwork recovery or anything?
Why does anyone bother with Odin then?
I think I have the DI18 rom, is 158,159,706 bytes the right file size?
You'll still need to odin in the di18 modem. Cwm can't flash a modem
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LordLugard said:
Dude, just look for the stock DI18 rom, rename it to update.zip, boot into recovery and flash it. That's all. I've done this several times before (although i'm now on a solid 2.2 Froyo rom).
It's a full rom, not a 5MB whatever..
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When u did that, did u lose all your apps and stuff u had on the phone?? WHen i updated to FROYO using the update.zip i didnt lose anything, just got a messed up gps
man this **** is really more confusing than it needs to be
I just want to be back on an official version of android and have the phone work right
XtaC318 said:
You'll still need to odin in the di18 modem. Cwm can't flash a modem
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Yes it can there is flashable modems for d118
Sent from my awesome epic 4g
XtaC318 said:
You'll still need to odin in the di18 modem. Cwm can't flash a modem
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I have never used Odin in my life or Odin'ed any modem. My Epic works just fine going back and forth.
urirx98 said:
When u did that, did u lose all your apps and stuff u had on the phone?? WHen i updated to FROYO using the update.zip i didnt lose anything, just got a messed up gps
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Ofcourse you lose everything. Re-install them back. What i like to do is take screenshots of all my home screens (i'm anal about which apps go on what home screens ) so i know easily what to reinstall.
Hello..I would like to ask if anyone here could make a flashable .zip ile that would revert partitions to the samsung stock type, as if done via odin..I wanted to try cm7, but at times i go for weeks away from home and do not have my pc/laptop for alot of that time to use odin..So if there was a such .zip i could just flash that, and then any samsung based custom rom (that is because cm7 changes partitions).Thank you.
U don't need anything? Just flash a stock rom and u'r cool?
strickyy said:
U don't need anything? Just flash a stock rom and u'r cool?
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If you are on CM7 or MIUI, you must flash a stock rom with Odin + pit/repartition in order to restore the partitions to Samsung's BML instead of the MTD layout used in CM7.
I think this request is a great idea although I'm not sure it it's possible.
chambo622 said:
If you are on CM7 or MIUI, you must flash a stock rom with Odin + pit/repartition in order to restore the partitions to Samsung's BML instead of the MTD layout used in CM7.
I think this request is a great idea although I'm not sure it it's possible.
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actually it just might be..we just need a talented fella..
forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=13949089&postcount=3350
It must be possible as the CM7 zips are doing exactly the same thing, just needs to be the other way round.
Also Im sure codeworkx said it can be done in the CM7 thread when it was mentioned there by the OP.
Edit: My mistake, Atinm said it.
Don't know if this can help .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1090127
use RFS one then reinstall a rom.
chadouming said:
Don't know if this can help .
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1090127
use RFS one then reinstall a rom.
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this is for the samsung fascinate..if the partition tables are even slightly different from the international i9000's then its a no go..glad to know someone else was intereested in this as well though.
chris2busy said:
this is for the samsung fascinate..if the partition tables are even slightly different from the international i9000's then its a no go..glad to know someone else was intereested in this as well though.
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If Fascinate owners use the same pit files (512, 513 or 803) when flashing their ROMs with Odin, you should be safe.
Partition should be the same, im using i9000 roms
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chadouming said:
Partition should be the same, im using i9000 roms
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Telus Fascinate and Verizon Fascinate are quite different AFAIK
Glad this is possible though!
chambo622 said:
Telus Fascinate and Verizon Fascinate are quite different AFAIK
Glad this is possible though!
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So that particular zip ain't gonna cut it?
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bump!
10char.
this would be great if it was done
i have all my roms on my sd card, i would never need a pc / odin to revert back to stock and so on.
i can download my roms from the phone and if i could re-partition too, it would be invaluable
azzledazzle said:
this would be great if it was done
i have all my roms on my sd card, i would never need a pc / odin to revert back to stock and so on.
i can download my roms from the phone and if i could re-partition too, it would be invaluable
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Yep geek's joy galore any place any time
<3
Bump. I'm really looking forward on this.
same here...looking for it... can be great!
Bump again. Really no-one can help?
Forgotten and lost this thread is (yoda)
something similar to repart from cwm: is it possible to create cwm images of stock odex samsung roms? that would be awesome if you could flash stock roms without odin/heimdall just from cwm
I take no responsibility if your phone becomes a brick. You should be fully aware of all risks associated with flashing a rom with bootloaders prior to flashing this.
If you are currently using a lagfix you should convert back to rfs prior to flashing just to be safe.
Happy Flashing!
Screenshots
Lancez said:
sorry about quoting myself, just wanted to let you guys know that i flashed on top of S7 and working really well.
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After using Odin 1 Click or flashing the rom from another thread you can root using the method below.
Root method:
1. Extract and open Odin3 v1.81.zip and place the zImage-root.tar file in the pda slot.
2. Connect your phone to your PC.
3. Put your phone into download mode (Same as eclair/froyo 3-button combo or adb reboot download)
4. Phone will boot and show the fugu fish.
5. Power off and put your phone into download mode.
6. Place the kernelKF1.tar file in the pda slot and hit start. Phone will reboot.
7. You are now rooted with Stock 2.3.3 Gingerbread.
Netflix work with this. See attachments for latest Netflix.apk
Credits go to
nikademus for the Fugu Kernel
lownox for the stock kernel packaged up nicely.
pparavas for screenshots
Also Samfirmwares.com for releasing the firmware and the odin packages.
CB650 Wolf said:
I take no responsibility if your phone becomes a brick. You should be fully aware of all risks associated with flashing a rom with bootloaders prior to flashing this.
Happy Flashing!
Download Link
Root method:
Extract and open Odin3 v1.81.zip and place the zImage-root.tar file in the pda slot and hit start.
Phone will boot and show the fugu fish.
Power off and put your phone into download mode.
Place the kernelKF1.tar file in the pda slot and hit start. Phone will reboot.
You are now rooted with Stock 2.3.3 Gingerbread.
Credits go to
nikademus for the Fugu Kernel
lownox for the stock kernel packaged up nicely.
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This is after flashing the ROM first correct?
harpo1 said:
This is after flashing the ROM first correct?
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for rooting? yes follow the kernel swap with odin.
CB650 Wolf said:
for rooting? yes follow the kernel swap with odin.
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The reason I asked the question is some new folks might see your post and follow the directions without flashing the ROM first. Might want to put something in the OP stating people must be on stock KF1.
Its Rooted now looks like im gonna have to give it a try.....
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are we supposed to put the phone in download mode to flash z-imageroot.tar too?
Nice find haha
rabi347 said:
are we supposed to put the phone in download mode to flash z-imageroot.tar too?
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Yes 10 char.
can i flash from eclair with this??
currently on eclair wanting to try this..
Can't wait to give this a go!! Thanks
steeldragonnyc said:
currently on eclair wanting to try this..
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Yes you can. Just remember you're flashing bootloaders so you run the risk of hard bricking your device.
harpo1 said:
Yes you can. Just remember you're flashing bootloaders so you run the risk of hard bricking your device.
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It's the same risk thats envolved when using the odin 1-click to stock eclair. As long as your power doesn't go out or the mean magic mushroom people don't disconnect your phone in the middle of your phone flashing the bootloaders you'll be fine.
That was quick!
Wolf,
Nicely done sir, Fugu worked!
Would now be a good time to talk about 3 button fix and GB bootloaders?
mrhaley30705 said:
Would now be a good time to talk about 3 button fix and GB bootloaders?
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We have yet to see if there are any issues with the new GB builds disabling the 3 button combo. And about the bootloaders as I said earlier
CB650 Wolf said:
It's the same risk thats envolved when using the odin 1-click to stock eclair. As long as your power doesn't go out or the mean magic mushroom people don't disconnect your phone in the middle of your phone flashing the bootloaders you'll be fine.
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When I flash bootloaders, I use a laptop with a fully charged battery, and after I hit start I step at least 5ft away from it.
CB650 Wolf said:
We have yet to see if there are any issues with the new GB builds disabling the 3 button combo. And about the bootloaders as I said earlier
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I was thinking of the people flashing back to eclair bootloaders with the other one click.
mrhaley30705 said:
I was thinking of the people flashing back to eclair bootloaders with the other one click.
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I actually did this when testing the 1-click. Flashed to eclair stock then used the GB 1-click and then rooted with the fugu kernel swap.
first of all, thank you wolf.
just a quick Q, based on your previous post, flashing back to JF6 is not required? i'm currently on S7, was wondering if i can flash your 1click on top of it. thanks
Lancez said:
first of all, thank you wolf.
just a quick Q, based on your previous post, flashing back to JF6 is not required? i'm currently on S7, was wondering if i can flash your 1click on top of it. thanks
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I have not tested flashing from one of the I9000 roms using this 1-click. This is a full wipe rom with bootloaders so it should work, but don't hold me to it. I would suggest flashing JF6 first just to be safe.