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2260 on Quadrant - Ownage

With the 1-click root, and 1-click lag fixes out on XDA, you really owe it to yourself to unlock the full speeds of the Captivate.

I really want to do this one...unfortunately I bricked a captivate doing this and could not for the love of me get it to go to download mode to run Odin's stock flasher. I think I'll wait for a bit now to see what my options are in the next few weeks.
 
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I really want to do this one...unfortunately I bricked a captivate doing this and could not for the love of me get it to go to download mode to run Odin's stock flasher. I think I'll wait for a bit now to see what my options are in the next few weeks.

I had a heck of a lot of trouble trying to put it in Download mode too when I needed it. But I finally found out how to do it. Do you have USB Debugging on your captivate set? If you do, plug it into your PC, and run

adb reboot download
 
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I really want to do this one...unfortunately I bricked a captivate doing this and could not for the love of me get it to go to download mode to run Odin's stock flasher. I think I'll wait for a bit now to see what my options are in the next few weeks.

I tried for about 6 hours between two days to get to download mode by the volume and power method. I couldn't do it! I really wanted to flash the jh2 with odin3 to see if it helped me.

I was afraid to do the sdk and adb stuff cause I had never done anything like that before. After reading about it thought I finally went for it... I got it done in about an hour with all the reading, downloading, and stuff, now I can pop that sucker into download mode easily now.

Do the sdk way.. it will save you headaches in the future.
 
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I had a heck of a lot of trouble trying to put it in Download mode too when I needed it. But I finally found out how to do it. Do you have USB Debugging on your captivate set? If you do, plug it into your PC, and run

adb reboot download

Yep, I've done that before. The problem is that I couldn't get by the ATT World phone screen on bootup, so I couldn't even put it into USB Debugging mode. I tried to create an ADB session anyway, but it couldn't locate the device, and I literally tried all of the possible options to get it into download mode, and none would work. :( I've now rooted 2 devices by using the ADB shell method, so I definitely understand how to do that...just couldn't get to it with an unbootable phone.

The problem is that I then, naturally had an Update.zip file that was not my recovery, so I couldn't recover with my backup. I may still try this, but I'll just use a different method so that I can restore from the recovery screen at startup.

Naturally, I'm a little wary of trying this now on the new phone.
 
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Here is my 2 cents. The issue I have with this method is that you are using an update.zip, which to my knowledge makes it so that you can't get back into clockwork recovery because that uses an update.zip to work. At least this is why I could not get out of my brick state on my first Captivate. You can do this same exact method very easily with the one click lag fix, which i've done, and that way you are not replacing the update.zip file.

Here is the link.
[UTIL] One Click Lag Fix 2.0 - xda-developers

In my opinion this is just as easy, but feels much safer.
 
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