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  #408259 23-Nov-2010 14:41
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kiwijunglist: sometimes there is an error when you flash, If it was me I would considfer.

1. Factory reset + clear data
2. Redownload + Reflash files. I assume your using Doc's rom? Was your phone JPA or JPO prior to flashing?
3. Restore IMEI



Thanks KJL - as per above:

My firmware before starting this exercise was the stock JH1 Eclair.

1. Prior to flashing ADJP5, I didn't do a factory install, but did clear the cache/dalvik cache from CWM

2. Yes, first attempt was to Doc's ADJP6 rom + EXT ULF as per his instructions from JH1.  When I realised last night that I couldn't receive calls, I tried to downgrade to Doc's JPO with cache wipes, and that's where the trouble started.  In the end I had to do a factory wipe, install JPO, and then do an advanced restore, and put data back.

3. How can I restore IMEI?  Would love to do this, but copying /efs from backup doesn't seems change anything?



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  #408269 23-Nov-2010 14:46
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Sorry, never had to do #3, your best bet is to troll through xda. Then post what you've done so far, your current problem and the method you have read to do the restore of IMEI and try and get comments/opinions.

Also you mentioned wipes, but not factory reset. I would consider trying this too.  I read that it's safest to do a factory reset + wipe data prior to flashing anything new in odin.




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  #408308 23-Nov-2010 15:16
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person157: I've spotted that the official NZ firmware is out so I'll try that when I get home,


Err, not according to my Kies its not.



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  #408319 23-Nov-2010 15:25
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WallySimmonds: Okay, one thing I didn't realise with Android - no wifi proxy support?  WTF?  That's a pretty big ommission.



Try:

Settings->Wireless & Network-> Wifi settings -> Menu Button -> Advanced

It allows proxy & port settings 




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  #408322 23-Nov-2010 15:30
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fahrenheit:
person157: I've spotted that the official NZ firmware is out so I'll try that when I get home,


Err, not according to my Kies its not.


Where did you spot that?

Edit:
Oh man... person157 made me open up kies again to check. there goes a chunk of my life I will never get back :-)

The only thing that updated was kies... and it still sux 




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  #408330 23-Nov-2010 15:40
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Neets:
ArtooDetoo: @Neets...

Are you using noLED? If so, it might explain your notifications issue, as there's an incompatability with Handcent. You could try ticking the "Delay SMS notifications" item, if you're also a noLED user.

Otherwise, my usual disclaimer about knowing SFA about the workings of the SGS applies. Again. Forever, most likely.

Cheers,
R2D2


Hi there.? I presume noLED is an app.? Nope, not using it.? But it did make me go look at my Handcent options and I have Blink LED selected, so the LED flashes (notification) when a new message is received.? Thanks :)


Yeah, yeah... that's what I, uh.. was meaning - when I said 'noLED' - that, um... I uh... I meant 'BlinkLED', that's right, what I was meaning was 'BlinkLED'... not, um, uh... 'noLED'. I mean that'd have just been, uh... silly. Yeah, obviously I was going for BlinkLED and i got, um... uh, disracted and stuff. So, yeah. having Blink selected and that, obviously was where I was headed with that.

Glad I could help. First thing that came to my mind, BlinkLED, you know - couldn't be anything else really, but well - sometimes the answer is the most obvious...

So, your Galaxy S has an LED? I'm sure mine has too. I mean, I know it has, of course. So...

That's all right then.

Uh, just to refresh my memory, where's that LED thing again?

Cheers,
R2D2

PS: The LED's that little hole thingo, top right of the screen, right?...





Galaxy S has gone to its new owner. HTC Sensation has gone to its new
owner. Galaxy S3 has gone to its new owner. Now using Galaxy Note 3. Skipping Note 4 I think...

 
 
 
 

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  #408336 23-Nov-2010 15:47
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sittingduckz:
fahrenheit: Err, not according to my Kies its not.


person157 made me open up kies again to check. there goes a chunk of my life I will never get back :-) 


Sorry! I must've mis-read something. I'm at work and hadn't bothered to look further into it.

I'll go smoke a pack of cigarettes to even things up.

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  #408357 23-Nov-2010 16:15
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person157:
sittingduckz:
fahrenheit: Err, not according to my Kies its not.


person157 made me open up kies again to check. there goes a chunk of my life I will never get back :-) 


Sorry! I must've mis-read something. I'm at work and hadn't bothered to look further into it.

I'll go smoke a pack of cigarettes to even things up.


I was going to suggest you watch the notebook, but that would have been too harsh. I may have been thrown out of the forum :-)




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  #408363 23-Nov-2010 16:18
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sittingduckz: I was going to suggest you watch the notebook, but that would have been too harsh.


What's wrong with The Notebook?




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  #408374 23-Nov-2010 16:31
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virtually every guy that's not a bachelor will have seen The Notebook at least once.




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  #408393 23-Nov-2010 17:07
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The Notebook? Dont Dontttttttttttttttttttttt! haha :P




- Telstra HTC Touch Pro2 - Energy ROM WM6.5.5 20 Oct/Cyanogen Mod Froyo 2.2 - R.I.P
- AT&T Galaxy S Captivate 16GB on XT (now with brother)
- Samsung Galaxy S2 on XT- Runs ICS 4.0.3 Resurrection Remix 9.2
- Business Hours - Work In The Electricity Industry, After Hours - DJ/Turntablist - Will Scratch Vinyl For Free'
- What's next??? S3?

 
 
 

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  #408434 23-Nov-2010 17:49
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lokhor: virtually every guy that's not a bachelor will have seen The Notebook at least once.


Well my hubby hasn't seen it.  I haven't seen it.  Do I take it, it's a worthwhile movie.  I should maybe go buy the Blu-ray and all?  Tongue out




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  #408435 23-Nov-2010 17:53
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ArtooDetoo:
Neets:
ArtooDetoo: @Neets...

Are you using noLED? If so, it might explain your notifications issue, as there's an incompatability with Handcent. You could try ticking the "Delay SMS notifications" item, if you're also a noLED user.

Otherwise, my usual disclaimer about knowing SFA about the workings of the SGS applies. Again. Forever, most likely.

Cheers,
R2D2


Hi there.? I presume noLED is an app.? Nope, not using it.? But it did make me go look at my Handcent options and I have Blink LED selected, so the LED flashes (notification) when a new message is received.? Thanks :)


Yeah, yeah... that's what I, uh.. was meaning - when I said 'noLED' - that, um... I uh... I meant 'BlinkLED', that's right, what I was meaning was 'BlinkLED'... not, um, uh... 'noLED'. I mean that'd have just been, uh... silly. Yeah, obviously I was going for BlinkLED and i got, um... uh, disracted and stuff. So, yeah. having Blink selected and that, obviously was where I was headed with that.

Glad I could help. First thing that came to my mind, BlinkLED, you know - couldn't be anything else really, but well - sometimes the answer is the most obvious...

So, your Galaxy S has an LED? I'm sure mine has too. I mean, I know it has, of course. So...

That's all right then.

Uh, just to refresh my memory, where's that LED thing again?

Cheers,
R2D2

PS: The LED's that little hole thingo, top right of the screen, right?...



You sound all tongue twisted ;-)  Ok, I've disabled that option.  Waiting for my hubby's txt message to arrive.  Must be doing a round the world tour first though.

I'm not sure if you're having a lend of me or it's a serious question, for which I'm now doubting the answer.  But the front facing "little hole thingo, top right of the screen" is the video camera for video calling.  Maybe I should be asking what Blink LED is then.  I thought it was like the backlight led that would have the menu and return buttons flash.




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  #408454 23-Nov-2010 18:28
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cokeman2:
lokhor: I seriously need to stop flashing kernels at work. I tried flashing back to K2R2 but still can't boot even after a restore.

May have to wait till I get home and then flash using Odin and see if that works.



probably a stuip question whats with all u guys flashing it nonstop what for ?

better performance , new features , or just like playing with it ?


The Galaxy with the current 2.1 firmware is known to not fully maximise the hardware capability. The clued up guys at XDA are continuously looking at ways to help end users maximise the end user experience, improving performance, call quality, wifi, bluetooth etc etc, unlocked unused functions.

If you're already asking a question like this .. be best you stay to stock firmware. Hacking and modifying your Galaxy will render your warranty void, as well as possibly brick your device. No members on GZ take any responsibility if you decide to modify your device and you brick it. We will of course, do whatever possible to help assist. 




- Telstra HTC Touch Pro2 - Energy ROM WM6.5.5 20 Oct/Cyanogen Mod Froyo 2.2 - R.I.P
- AT&T Galaxy S Captivate 16GB on XT (now with brother)
- Samsung Galaxy S2 on XT- Runs ICS 4.0.3 Resurrection Remix 9.2
- Business Hours - Work In The Electricity Industry, After Hours - DJ/Turntablist - Will Scratch Vinyl For Free'
- What's next??? S3?

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  #408457 23-Nov-2010 18:37
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Neets: You sound all tongue twisted ;-) Ok, I've disabled that option. Waiting for my hubby's txt message to arrive. Must be doing a round the world tour first though.

I'm not sure if you're having a lend of me or it's a serious question, for which I'm now doubting the answer. But the front facing "little hole thingo, top right of the screen" is the video camera for video calling. Maybe I should be asking what Blink LED is then. I thought it was like the backlight led that would have the menu and return buttons flash.


Actually, in my mind that was what passes for a little self-deprecating humour, but apparently my mind is misinformed since it just served to confuse the heck out of you. :)

I'll leave the 'humour' to Billy Connelly in future. [Shuffles feet uncomfortably and reddens with embarrassment before slinking off into cyberspace again...]

Cheers,
R2D2




Galaxy S has gone to its new owner. HTC Sensation has gone to its new
owner. Galaxy S3 has gone to its new owner. Now using Galaxy Note 3. Skipping Note 4 I think...

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