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Root GAOSP Beta 3 won't Boot.

ct2020

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Feb 5, 2010
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Canada
Hey guys,

I've been using GAOSP Beta 3 for a while with minimal problems. But today for some reason I ran into a big on!

I noticed I had no service for some reason. Ok, not a big problem. This has happened before and after a reboot it was fine. So I hit reboot. It started to reboot and then hung on the GALAXY AOSP screen with the dots going across. For a long time. I couldn't turn it off or do anything at all. It stayed there for 20 minutes. So I pulled the battery and hit power. Hung at the same place. I've restarted it like 5 times with the exact same response each time.

Any suggestions? Please help!
 
First thing you should try is booting in the recovery mode ("Volume Down" button, the Call button and the Power button). If that is working, you could try doing a nandroid restore or simply wipe and install the firmware again.

If the recovery mode isn't working, you should check to see if the download mode works (Volume Down, Ok, and End Call). If it does, you could Odin a firmware and start again from there.

Good luck, keep me posted. ;)
 
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I made a guide about Odin almost a year ago. You can find it here, although it was made for I7500L users like me. If you follow it, it's going to work though, you're simply going to flash everything except the baseband (it doesn't really matter for you).

It's easier to simply use the "one package" option, here's a modified screenshot that shows you what you need. You are going to need a whole firmware though, such as the JC6 found here.

odin-1.png


You can find the orion.ops in the first link I posted, you'll need it for any of the two options.
 
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Crap. I'm not out of the woods yet. It won't log into my google account. Say's my data isn't reliable. I've checked and re-checked the APN settings.

Ugh. I just realized you were from Canada. Sorry about that. What's your provider?

You'll probably need to flash a Canadian baseband using Odin, AKA the one from BMIK6 linked to in the guide I posted earlier. You can flash the whole firmware if you want to, BMIK6 was pretty good.
 
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