Hi,
I am on JB and am not very fond of it so i want to go back to my previous stock ROM.
Info about the ROM i want to flash to:
Build: I9100XWLPY (4.0.4)
Baseband: XXLQ6
CSC: NEELP6
Can i flash this on any safe way?
I have plan B which is this one:
Build: I9100XWLPG (4.0.3)
Baseband: XXLPX
CSC: NEELP4
Can i flash this 4.0.3 if 4.0.4 cannot be flashed? (I had that 4.0.4 as stock ROM b4 i went to JB)
But i prioritize the 4.0.4 version, if its safe to flash 4.0.4 please tell me and i'll do it.
Kaldsud said:
Hi,
I am on JB and am not very fond of it so i want to go back to my previous stock ROM.
Info about the ROM i want to flash to:
Build: I9100XWLPY (4.0.4)
Baseband: XXLQ6
CSC: NEELP6
Can i flash this on any safe way?
I have plan B which is this one:
Build: I9100XWLPG (4.0.3)
Baseband: XXLPX
CSC: NEELP4
Can i flash this 4.0.3 if 4.0.4 cannot be flashed? (I had that 4.0.4 as stock ROM b4 i went to JB)
But i prioritize the 4.0.4 version, if its safe to flash 4.0.4 please tell me and i'll do it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
4.0.4 = brickbug.
But you already knew that.
And you'll miss JB
gastonw said:
4.0.4 = brickbug.
But you already knew that.
And you'll miss JB
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So what you're saying (in a very confusing way ) that i shouldn't flash 4.0.4?!
Yeah i know about brickbug, but keep getting different signals from members. No one says straight if i can flash 4.0.4 or not but some members say that i can flash 4.0.4 and they dont even mention the brick bug. Some are recognized contributors so that's why i am in a conflict of who to trust. I say no flash, but experienced seem to say flash...
Please can you say a staright answer?
And i dont think illl miss JB actually
Kaldsud said:
So what you're saying (in a very confusing way ) that i shouldn't flash 4.0.4?!
Yeah i know about brickbug, but keep getting different signals from members. No one says straight if i can flash 4.0.4 or not but some members say that i can flash 4.0.4 and they dont even mention the brick bug. Some are recognized contributors so that's why i am in a conflict of who to trust. I say no flash, but experienced seem to say flash...
Please can you say a staright answer?
And i dont think illl miss JB actually
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
4.0.4's kernels are affected by brickbug.
Some devices got a Sane Chip (not affected), you can check yours by downloading got brickbug? app from play store.
Yes, Insane Chip
You can use that ROM but should be aware of its risks.
For example no wipe data on recovery mode or cmw, don't make back up nor restore them.
No, Sane Chip
You are off the hook and can do whatever you'd like with your device (regarding flashing, wipping, backing up, rooting, etc that is).
So there you have it, ALL NON 4.0.4 kernels are safe.
Well i cant check right now i fi have brickbug since i am on JB atm
But i'll flash 4.03 then
Thanx for help mate
If you run 4.0.4 stock rom with stock kernel and have an affected chip then you are at risk if you "do the wrong thing".
To remove risk, you flash a custom kernel that has emmc cap disable removed, or as stated earlier, stay away from 4.0.4.But you can use it if you wanted to.
And dont be fooled by users with high post counts etc.Ive seen people spamming 20 posts per day, most are useless tripe.
theunderling said:
If you run 4.0.4 stock rom with stock kernel and have an affected chip then you are at risk if you "do the wrong thing".
To remove risk, you flash a custom kernel that has emmc cap disable removed, or as stated earlier, stay away from 4.0.4.But you can use it if you wanted to.
And dont be fooled by users with high post counts etc.Ive seen people spamming 20 posts per day, most are useless tripe.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah, don't trust the player, trust the game
Sent from the little guy
Related
Hi guys. I am a new user in this forum and I really liked here. The question is I installed the latest official 4.0.4 for the nordic countries. I am on Tugapower 1.1 and on siyah kernel 3.4.1. I did not like 4.0.4 much and I want to go back to zeta rom 3.1. The best rom so far for me. But I saw that many user bricked their phones while trying to go back to aokp 4.0.4 or 4.0.3. I dont want to brick my phone like that. Emmc brick bug says sane chip. I am also on siyah but I am really scared to brick my phone. What can I do for a safe return to 4.0.3. Thanks in advance.
Siyah should be safe. But, for extra care, just flash a 4.0.3 Stock rom in odin and do wipe from there
I have to use 3g and no wifi avalible here. So I cannot download official 4.0.3 within a week or something. I have litening rom 3.6 tar.md5 file. It is 4.0.3. If I flash it, can it cause a brick. If siyah is totally safe, it would be perfect for me.
I wiped for 3 times in siyah when i am on 4.0.4. rom from cwm. Also I flashed a few different 4.0.4 on cwm. Nothing happened. Can 4.0.3 cause a brick. Is installing from cwm more risky than wiping.?
Roms in cwm format often do wipes in their scripts. Siyah is safe, 4.0.3 also
Thank you. In my country it is midnight and I have to sleep. I will flash zeta rom after 10 hrs. I will look at this topic when i woke up and if dont see any problem about flashing zeta rom, i will flash it and get rid of this 4.0.4 rom. Thanks again.
Finally I went back to 4.0.3 without promlem. Siyah is totally safe. I advise siyah to everyone who want to go back to 4.0.3 from 4.0.4.
4.0.3 vs 4.0.4
Dampierre said:
Finally I went back to 4.0.3 without promlem. Siyah is totally safe. I advise siyah to everyone who want to go back to 4.0.3 from 4.0.4.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What did'nt you like from the 4.0.4? i'm thinking about flashing VK--ICS-ROM V.5.2
no issues here with 4.0.4 xwlpoand speedmod t3-30
blaex said:
no issues here with 4.0.4 xwlpoand speedmod t3-30
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
thanks.
i have flashed it now and it great a lot of custom things to do and mess with, like it a lot
Now with: --VK--ICS-ROM V5.2
Dampierre said:
Finally I went back to 4.0.3 without promlem. Siyah is totally safe. I advise siyah to everyone who want to go back to 4.0.3 from 4.0.4.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
There is not only Siyah. Many other kernels are safe incl cfroot
Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2
blaex said:
no issues here with 4.0.4 xwlpoand speedmod t3-30
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Gyz Stock 4.0.4 XWLPO have soft brick problem, if u use stock xwlpo kernel & go to wipe factory data, catch partition & delvic catch. Don't do these xwlpo with Siyah kernel 3.4.1. If u do, Gplay store, weather, maps, u tube etc don't work.
Sent from my GT-I9100
HTC ONE X
Can u plz help me ??i have problem with one x..
before it was 4.0.3 ..N i update it to 4.0.4..krnel 2.6.39.4-g12e12ac
software no. 2.17.163.4..
problem is ,now when i dial *#06# ..imei is blank..n even in settings also imei unknown..just yesterday i found..this..
plz help..n what about JB for htc one x
Hi guys... tried searching hi and low for the right answer, but didn't get one definitive enough. Bare with me, I have a Galaxy Nexus, but am helping out my wife here who has an i9100M.
First off, I'm well aware of how to use ODIN and the like (as I previously owned the original SGS), so I don't need help with that.
Now.. on to business:
The stock firmware for the i9100m via KIES is 4.0.3. I've noticed that this firmware causes the phone to freeze up at times and she's telling me she didn't experience that under Gingerbread.
So I know there are a whole slew of stock 4.0.4 firmwares out there, unbranded UK's and the like. Just wondering, based on your experiences, which PDA, PHONE, CSC combination for a 4.0.4. rom works best with the i9100m?
I'm aware that I will lose the 'm' designation... not too concerned about that... just want this phone to be smooth as it once was without the lockups but maintaining ICS. Hopefully 4.0.4 actually eliminates that.
Again, I'd prefer the stock firmwares if thats an option.
Thanks guys.
greeced said:
Hi guys... tried searching hi and low for the right answer, but didn't get one definitive enough. Bare with me, I have a Galaxy Nexus, but am helping out my wife here who has an i9100M.
First off, I'm well aware of how to use ODIN and the like (as I previously owned the original SGS), so I don't need help with that.
Now.. on to business:
The stock firmware for the i9100m via KIES is 4.0.3. I've noticed that this firmware causes the phone to freeze up at times and she's telling me she didn't experience that under Gingerbread.
So I know there are a whole slew of stock 4.0.4 firmwares out there, unbranded UK's and the like. Just wondering, based on your experiences, which PDA, PHONE, CSC combination for a 4.0.4. rom works best with the i9100m?
I'm aware that I will lose the 'm' designation... not too concerned about that... just want this phone to be smooth as it once was without the lockups but maintaining ICS. Hopefully 4.0.4 actually eliminates that.
Again, I'd prefer the stock firmwares if thats an option.
Thanks guys.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You need to read this first about ICS 4.0.4 stock firmware
Thanks, but I'm guessing that had to do with people flashing a new .pit which I never do.... Unless I'm wrong.
Personally I find stock roms not as smooth as custom roms.
If you're willing to try out custom roms, I'll recommend RootBox. Very stable and smooth.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1696419
EDIT: Sorry, just realized you were looking for stock firmware. I have a i9100m as well, used XXLPJ to restore my phone when I got stuck in a boot-loop. Didn't really play with stock rom that much, went straight back to custom roms and flashed XXLQ5 modem. I'm with Rogers btw.
Ya I know Stock Roms usually aren't as smooth.. I just find the Stock Firmware, with the Stock recovery, the safest.... And seeing as I don't want my wife yelling at me.. I'd rather it have a stock experience without the lockup/freeze she is now constantly experiencing.
greeced said:
Thanks, but I'm guessing that had to do with people flashing a new .pit which I never do.... Unless I'm wrong.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you are not rooting the device, you should be safe.
XWLPX is the most stable Stock ICS 4.0.4 firmware at the moment
Firmware info:
I9100XWLPX
Base Firmware: I9100XWLPX (4.0.4)
Region: Europe
Country Nordic Countries
Carrier: Unbranded
Build Date: 29 August 2012
Modem: XXLQ6
CSC: NEELP5
Change List: 1068762
DOWNLOAD
Jokesy said:
If you are not rooting the device, you should be safe.
XWLPX is the most stable Stock ICS 4.0.4 firmware at the moment
Firmware info:
I9100XWLPX
Base Firmware: I9100XWLPX (4.0.4)
Region: Europe
Country Nordic Countries
Carrier: Unbranded
Build Date: 29 August 2012
Modem: XXLQ6
CSC: NEELP5
Change List: 1068762
DOWNLOAD
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So even rooting with a STOCK insecure kernal would have bricking issues?
I've never used CWM and don't plan to.
greeced said:
So even rooting with a STOCK insecure kernal would have bricking issues?
I've never used CWM and don't plan to.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you want to Root, use this method
Remember: you must never wipe or backup rom in CWM recovery!
Jokesy said:
If you want to Root, use this method
Remember: you must never wipe or backup rom in CWM recovery!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ya.. thanks.. like I said.. I only use the stock recovery... I never understood why people used CWM recovery.. even on my old SGS.
Thanks for the info... hopefully that ROM you suggested works well here in Canada.
greeced said:
Ya.. thanks.. like I said.. I only use the stock recovery... I never understood why people used CWM recovery.. even on my old SGS.
Thanks for the info... hopefully that ROM you suggested works well here in Canada.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Read that Warning thread I posted to you earlier. Read everything there, it's very important. The only way to stay 100% safe is by flashing a custom kernel.
From what I read, flashing a stock or insecure stock kernal (to root) is the only safe way. Especially in that Nordic firmware thread you mentioned.
Either way, going to try it the insecure kernal root. If it bombs, it still has warranty.
Well as suggested in this thread (thank you) I have installed the latest Nordic ROM (I9100XWLPX) and so far things are fantastic.
I ran the 'Have Brickbug?' app and my wife's phone does show the warning, but ran it anyway... even went as far as clearing cache and wiping in the stock recovery after install just to see if there would be an issue and there wasn't.
I haven't rooted the phone.... yet.... and I may not have to... afterall, its my wife's phone and she doesn't use it the way I use my Nexus. That might change in the future, but with this UNBRANDED ROM, there is no real bloatware, and most of the things I don't want can be disabled anyway.
Time will tell if there are any issues... but thus far no freezes or lockups.
KIES did screw up the back up of her memo's and settings which she is slightly peeved about (wouldn't restore them), but oh well.
Thanks for all the suggestions and help.
Question though... If official Jellybean comes out for the Nordic region, will this 'frankenstein phone' receive an update via KIES? I don't plan on using the OTA update.
hello
I want to update from 4.0.3 kernel XXLPQ, (all stock) and build number XXLPQ to 4.0.4 Nordic XWLPX NON_WIPE http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1544487
I have read about a brick bug in case of wipe, If i Flesh with this stock rom will I get the brick bug.. and will the flash counter change because my phone still has warranty
also in case of this hard brick will the service know the reason of hard brick
Thank you in advance I am sorry if this question has been answered but I am confused and this would be my first time to flash..
montoya.23 said:
hello
I want to update from 4.0.3 kernel XXLPQ, (all stock) and build number XXLPQ to 4.0.4 Nordic XWLPX NON_WIPE http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1544487
I have read about a brick bug in case of wipe, If i Flesh with this stock rom will I get the brick bug.. and will the flash counter change because my phone still has warranty
also in case of this hard brick will the service know the reason of hard brick
Thank you in advance I am sorry if this question has been answered but I am confused and this would be my first time to flash..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
1. the Brick bug comes with Stock ICS 4.0.4 kernel, and if you flash 4.0.4 firmware, then you will have a "brick bug" kernel, but this doesn't mean your device is bricked. I believe you already know what can brick your device already
2. Your flash counter will never change
3. It's better to stay away from hardbrick rather than preparing to solve it. If you read the guides/ instructions and can ask good questions as you are doing right now, then you shouldn't hardbrick your device.
Jokesy said:
1. the Brick bug comes with Stock ICS 4.0.4 kernel, and if you flash 4.0.4 firmware, then you will have a "brick bug" kernel, but this doesn't mean your device is bricked. I believe you already know what can brick your device already
2. Your flash counter will never change
3. It's better to stay away from hardbrick rather than preparing to solve it. If you read the guides/ instructions and can ask good questions as you are doing right now, then you shouldn't hardbrick your device.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thank you very much so I will stay away from this update until Jelly bean one comes out or a better firmware for 4.0.4.. as I am interested only in stock kernels and rom..
montoya.23 said:
Thank you very much so I will stay away from this update until Jelly bean one comes out or a better firmware for 4.0.4.. as I am interested only in stock kernels and rom..
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
If you are interested in stock kernels then stay away from CWM recovery, very simple.
Why? because, the stock kernel of Jellybean update will most likely come with the bug.
Jokesy said:
If you are interested in stock kernels then stay away from CWM recovery, very simple.
Why? because, the stock kernel of Jellybean update will most likely come with the bug.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So the only way for me to update and be sure of no brick is, either use Siyah kernel after 4.0.4 I9100XWLPX flash or flash 4.0.4 and hope there is no need for CWM (as I understand CWM is needed in case the flash gets stuck?), or flash and don't care until february 2013 when my warranty expires..
Sorry if these Q's. are a bit noobie
montoya.23 said:
So the only way for me to update and be sure of no brick is, either use Siyah kernel after 4.0.4 I9100XWLPX flash or flash 4.0.4 and hope there is no need for CWM (as I understand CWM is needed in case the flash gets stuck?), or flash and don't care until february 2013 when my warranty expires..
Sorry if these Q's. are a bit noobie
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
there is another way like in this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1619525
but is not the best way.
I was waiting my warranty expiration but there is no misteries to install a secure kernel and start installing custom roms.
i'm much happier with my CM10 than with my 4.0.3 touchwiz
a message from a noob to another
montoya.23 said:
So the only way for me to update and be sure of no brick is, either use Siyah kernel after 4.0.4 I9100XWLPX flash or flash 4.0.4 and hope there is no need for CWM (as I understand CWM is needed in case the flash gets stuck?), or flash and don't care until february 2013 when my warranty expires..
Sorry if these Q's. are a bit noobie
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
1. yeah, the only way to ensure no brick after update is to flash a custom kernel. Some of the kernels you can flash include: SpeedMod kernel (very close to the stock kernel), Siyah kernel, Dream Kernel, Dorimanx Kernel etc. But seriously, you should consider this option. If you want to claim warranty, you can just simply flash the original stock kernel.
2. If you flash and you get stuck, you can also use the stock recovery. but you shouldn't get stuck anyway.
3. If you flash 4.0.4 now, you will still get Jellybean in November even before your warranty expires and If there is any need to claim warranty, you can always have your phone back to the previous state.
I recommend option 1. Update to 4.0.4 and flash a custom kernel.
good luck
I rooted my phone using cwm recovery and flashing su installer and then flasing siyah kernel, now i want unroot and get rid of siyah kernel, any help .
Baseband version: i9100xxlq6
Kernel version: 3.0.15-siyah-s2-v4.1.5+ [email protected])) #49 smp PREEMPT Tue Sep 11 12:21:30 PDT 2012
Build no :IMM76D.XWLPT
starkiller95 said:
I rooted my phone using cwm recovery and flashing su installer and then flasing siyah kernel, now i want unroot and get rid of siyah kernel, any help .
Baseband version: i9100xxlq6
Kernel version: 3.0.15-siyah-s2-v4.1.5+ [email protected])) #49 smp PREEMPT Tue Sep 11 12:21:30 PDT 2012
Build no :IMM76D.XWLPT
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Flash stock firmware via odin. Will remove siyah and unroot your phone. Ensure you download 4.0.3 not 4.0.4 since LQ6 has the emmc brickbug.
HAXTREME said:
Flash stock firmware via odin. Will remove siyah and unroot your phone. Ensure you download 4.0.3 not 4.0.4 since LQ6 has the emmc brickbug.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Could you possibly have a link for 4.03 ?
http://sammobile.com/firmware
I got a 4.0.3 stock firmware XXLPQ. but now the 4.0.3 wont upgrade to 4.0.4
Any particular reason you want to upgrade to 4.0.4?
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
Battery percentage i generally like the appearence mostly minor details of .0.4 , also its not about 4.0.4 as much as im worrying i wont be able to get the official jb update via the update option in the settings
starkiller95 said:
Battery percentage i generally like the appearence mostly minor details of .0.4 , also its not about 4.0.4 as much as im worrying i wont be able to get the official jb update via the update option in the settings
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Maybe its one of those firmwares that never got an upgrade to 4.0.4? Some will make the jump directly to 4.1. All assumption, I'm not too familiar with stock. If its official 4.1 you're worried about, you can always get it off samfirmware when an update for the i9100 is released.
Also, if all you were looking for is the stock 4.0.4 UI experience, you could always have had a 4.0.4 sammy rom. Wasn't necessary to unroot et al.
No i unrooted because phone was hanging too much ,and downgraded from 4.0.4 to 4.0.3 so if i want an upgrade back to 4.0.4 ill have to download a stock firmware of 4.0.4 from sammyfirmware and then connect it to odin again and change its firmware again ?
Odd..siyah has never given me any trouble. Phone hangs are anyways usually coz of the rom rather than kernel. But thats OT.
You could do that, yeah. Just be careful not to ever mess around with your phone if you decide to use a firmware that has the emmc bug. For a list of those, refer a sticky in the general section. To be safe..just stay away from stock 4.0.4. Its what I'd do. Rather live with the 4.0.3 UI elements till 4.1 releases than risk rendering a phone completely useless.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
HAXTREME said:
Odd..siyah has never given me any trouble. Phone hangs are anyways usually coz of the rom rather than kernel. But thats OT.
You could do that, yeah. Just be careful not to ever mess around with your phone if you decide to use a firmware that has the emmc bug. For a list of those, refer a sticky in the general section. To be safe..just stay away from stock 4.0.4. Its what I'd do. Rather live with the 4.0.3 UI elements till 4.1 releases than risk rendering a phone completely useless.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thats a good idea
Hello, coming from a Nokia user, this is my first time using android phone.
My specifications:
Mobile version: GT-I9100
Android Version: 4.0.4
BaseBand: I9100XXLQ6
Kernel version: 3.0.15-1060868 (The damned Kernel, thought it's an unknown chip on Chainfire's app and a sane chip on the other app)
PDA: LPJ
PHONE: LQ6
I am concerning the bugged stock kernels of 4.0.4, so I decided to flash Siyah kernel version 5.0.1 using Odin.
Please recommend for me the version of Odin and supervise the whole process, and how risky it may be.
WorldDj said:
Hello, coming from a Nokia user, this is my first time using android phone.
My specifications:
Mobile version: GT-I9100
Android Version: 4.0.4
BaseBand: I9100XXLQ6
Kernel version: 3.0.15-1060868 (The damned Kernel, thought it's an unknown chip on Chainfire's app and a sane chip on the other app)
PDA: LPJ
PHONE: LQ6
I am concerning the bugged stock kernels of 4.0.4, so I decided to flash Siyah kernel version 5.0.1 using Odin.
Please recommend for me the version of Odin and supervise the whole process, and how risky it may be.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
go for it dude
http://galaxys2root.com/galaxy-s2-root/how-to-root-ics-on-att-galaxy-s2-sgh-i777/
(it's good for all S2)
There are enough of tutorials on how to flash a kernel via Odin. So feel free to use the search button.
Its simple and safe. Just ensure you use the TAR version of siyah 5.0.1 while flashing via Odin.
EDIT: @above- the link you posted is for the i777 not i9100. They have different key combinations to be used to enter download mode. For the i9100 its Vol down + home + power. Please do not mislead.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
HAXTREME said:
There are enough of tutorials on how to flash a kernel via Odin. So feel free to use the search button.
Its simple and safe. Just ensawsure you use the TAR version of siyah 5.0.1 while flashing via Odin.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
3 Questions: (I am paranoid ) Q1: Will the Siyah 5.0.1 go compatible with the STOCK android 4.0.4?
Q2: Will flashing this kernel lead to data/apps loss?
Q3: Is it compatible with the leaked JellyBean?
WorldDj said:
3 Questions: (I am paranoid ) Q1: Will the Siyah 5.0.1 go compatible with the STOCK android 4.0.4?
Q2: Will flashing this kernel lead to data/apps loss?
Q3: Is it compatible with the leaked JellyBean?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
We're all paranoid when we're screwing around with our phones the first time around. But if you follow the tutorials properly, you have nothing to be worried about.
1. It is. But if you're installing a custom kernel its usually to install a custom ROM. So why exactly are you installing siyah if you plan on sticking to stock 4.0.4?
2. No.
3. I don't think so. But if you install the leaked 'official' JB firmware, it'll replace whichever kernel you have anyways. So unless you're planning on installing siyah AFTER installing the leaked JB, this shouldn't be an issue.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
HAXTREME said:
We're all paranoid when we're screwing around with our phones the first time around. But if you follow the tutorials properly, you have nothing to be worried about.
1. It is. But if you're installing a custom kernel its usually to install a custom ROM. So why exactly are you installing siyah if you plan on sticking to stock 4.0.4?
2. No.
3. I don't think so. But if you install the leaked 'official' JB firmware, it'll replace whichever kernel you have anyways. So unless you're planning on installing siyah AFTER installing the leaked JB, this shouldn't be an issue.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using xda app-developers app
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I just want to get rid of the stock kernel, and root the phone(back my stuff with titanium before I get the JB or a custom ROM).
Oh man. I really need a point in the right direction. I've been reading all day about this, but I'm worried I'll totally stuff things up if I proceed with out confirmation with what I'm doing.
I received my GS2 from Kogan website yesterday, followed the "How to Root Galaxy S2 i9100! [ICS]" (sorry can't post direct link yet) now everything is great, however the bluetooth with not turn on. It doesn't go bright green when switched on, it stays a dull green and then turns off again. AAAARGH.
Origional Kernel . 3.0.15-I9100XXLPQ-CL223505 [email protected] #3
Current Kernel. 3.0.15-1060868 (CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_LPQ-v5.3-CWM5.zip)
PDA: LPJ
PHONE: LQ6
BaseBand: I9100XXLQ6
Is this fixable? I've tried really hard to find the origional Kernal so I can put that back on with ODIN. Or should I put Siyah Kernel on?
I had lite'ning ROM on my last GS2, though was wanting to stay a little more stock this time around, as it's not vodafone branded.
markhardy1974 said:
Oh man. I really need a point in the right direction. I've been reading all day about this, but I'm worried I'll totally stuff things up if I proceed with out confirmation with what I'm doing.
I received my GS2 from Kogan website yesterday, followed the "How to Root Galaxy S2 i9100! [ICS]" (sorry can't post direct link yet) now everything is great, however the bluetooth with not turn on. It doesn't go bright green when switched on, it stays a dull green and then turns off again. AAAARGH.
Origional Kernel . 3.0.15-I9100XXLPQ-CL223505 [email protected] #3
Current Kernel. 3.0.15-1060868 (CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_LPQ-v5.3-CWM5.zip)
PDA: LPJ
PHONE: LQ6
BaseBand: I9100XXLQ6
Is this fixable? I've tried really hard to find the origional Kernal so I can put that back on with ODIN. Or should I put Siyah Kernel on?
I had lite'ning ROM on my last GS2, though was wanting to stay a little more stock this time around, as it's not vodafone branded.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Big thanks to Faryaab, for his great work. Will shout you a beer.
The separate kernel was no longer available. So I put put I9100XXLPQ_I9100OXALPQ_XEO on with ODIN and it's all back to normal.