Samsung Galaxy S update question!!

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tsakhi

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#75449 18-Jan-2011 13:01

I bought a samsung galaxy s (model number GT-I9000) (PDA XXJF3, Phone XXJF3, XAJF3) its unlocked and i think it's an international version. How do I upgrade to Froyo or whatever the newest firmware upgrade is? ill appreciate your help!

Neets

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#428419 18-Jan-2011 13:13

tsakhi: I bought a samsung galaxy s (model number GT-I9000) (PDA XXJF3, Phone XXJF3, XAJF3) its unlocked and i think it's an international version. How do I upgrade to Froyo or whatever the newest firmware upgrade is? ill appreciate your help!

Hi tsakhi

You need to come read the Samsung Galaxy S thread on Geekzone. Heaps of people there will be able to offer assistance, and it's the place to keep tabs on what's going on in the SGS community of users.

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numfarr

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#428435 18-Jan-2011 14:02

tsakhi: I bought a samsung galaxy s (model number GT-I9000) (PDA XXJF3, Phone XXJF3, XAJF3) its unlocked and i think it's an international version. How do I upgrade to Froyo or whatever the newest firmware upgrade is? ill appreciate your help!

This is a reasonably straightforward guide: http://androidadvices.com/update-samsung-galaxy-s-gt-i9000-to-froyo-xxjpy-2-2-1/

curlynz

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#428601 18-Jan-2011 20:59

Another easy method if not easier for a stock update to 2.2.1. All 'Official'.....

-Install/use Kies which I imagine you have already have...not sure what versions it works with I used version 1.5.3.1013_102.
-Download Kies registry Patcher 1.7.0.0

-Run Kies and plug in phone
-Run registry Patcher
      -Change Enable Spoof to True
      -Set Spoof Prod Code to XEU
      -Write to registry
-Check on Kies for updated firmware....DOWNLOAD ;)
-After that just reset Registry Patchr back to Enable Spoof=False and rewrite to registry

Easy as that and 'officially through kies'

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#428631 18-Jan-2011 22:28

numfarr:
tsakhi: I bought a samsung galaxy s (model number GT-I9000) (PDA XXJF3, Phone XXJF3, XAJF3) its unlocked and i think it's an international version. How do I upgrade to Froyo or whatever the newest firmware upgrade is? ill appreciate your help!

This is a reasonably straightforward guide: http://androidadvices.com/update-samsung-galaxy-s-gt-i9000-to-froyo-xxjpy-2-2-1/

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red_xsi

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#428716 19-Jan-2011 09:58

you could just do what I did

Install Kies -> Plug Phone in -> click update

dpf81

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#429477 21-Jan-2011 11:08

i got 2.2.1 using the kies reg hack

dclegg

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#429486 21-Jan-2011 11:24

Neets:
You need to come read the Samsung Galaxy S thread on Geekzone. Heaps of people there will be able to offer assistance, and it's the place to keep tabs on what's going on in the SGS community of users.

PMFJI, and I don't mean to trample over longstanding Geekzone convention... but that seems like a very inefficient way to spread information. Especially considering the thread is well over 250 pages.

Isn't it better to have specific questions in their own thread? I know people should be searching the forum to see if their question is answered first, and this probably doesn't always happen. But is one bigass thread the solution to this problem?

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#429490 21-Jan-2011 11:44

dclegg:
Neets:
You need to come read the Samsung Galaxy S thread on Geekzone. Heaps of people there will be able to offer assistance, and it's the place to keep tabs on what's going on in the SGS community of users.

PMFJI, and I don't mean to trample over longstanding Geekzone convention... but that seems like a very inefficient way to spread information. Especially considering the thread is well over 250 pages.

Isn't it better to have specific questions in their own thread? I know people should be searching the forum to see if their question is answered first, and this probably doesn't always happen. But is one bigass thread the solution to this problem?

Agreed. Reading the 2,500-ish posts in the main thread is more of a career than a useful suggestion.

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#429520 21-Jan-2011 13:21

Yeah I don't think reading the whole thread is great but you can ask questions in the thread and everyone there is pretty helpful.

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fahrenheit

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#429535 21-Jan-2011 14:34

This tsakhi bot appears to be broken.

kiwitrc

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#429542 21-Jan-2011 14:50

dclegg:
Neets:
You need to come read the Samsung Galaxy S thread on Geekzone. Heaps of people there will be able to offer assistance, and it's the place to keep tabs on what's going on in the SGS community of users.

PMFJI, and I don't mean to trample over longstanding Geekzone convention... but that seems like a very inefficient way to spread information. Especially considering the thread is well over 250 pages.

Isn't it better to have specific questions in their own thread? I know people should be searching the forum to see if their question is answered first, and this probably doesn't always happen. But is one bigass thread the solution to this problem?

I have to agree, I was going to suggest reading the thread but thought bugger that, I wouldnt. Be nice to have some "How to's" as a sticky, but then someone has to write them up and I have to wash my hair that day.

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#429550 21-Jan-2011 15:07

kiwitrc: but then someone has to write them up and I have to wash my hair that day.

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