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Ok great! Just got a friend to backup the stock JF3 firmware! Here's the link: RapidShare: 1-CLICK Web hosting - Easy Filehosting

I haven't tried it out, but he has followed the steps I posted exactly! So should be fine! Ill try and do a restore tonight.

Thanks to Sunny Chahal!

this is wonderfull, thanks to you and your friend mate !!
so does this means when we accidently break something while firmware flash we can always go back to this original firmware ? and the f;lashing procedure of this will be same as any other firmware ?
 
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No.. this means, that if you want to submit your phone for warranty, you can flash back to the stock firmware! The flashing procedure is not same! To recover, do the following:

1. Download clockwordmod recovery from here: http://koush.tandtgaming.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-2.5.0.4-galaxys.zip
2. Rename it to "update.zip" and put it on your internal SD card.. Don't put it inside any folder.
3. Download the stock firmware nandroid backup from here: RapidShare: 1-CLICK Web hosting - Easy Filehosting
4. Extract it and put it into your internal sdcard (I'm not sure about the directory structure on the zip file my friend uploaded.)
5. Power off the phone, then boot into recovery mode by pressing Volume UP + Home + Power button simultaneously.
6. When in recovery, use volume keys to navigate to "Apply update.zip". Press home button. Your phone will now boot into clockworkmod recovery.
7. Use the volume keys to navigate to nandroid. Use the back soft button to select. Then chose restore, and restore the ROM.
 
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No.. this means, that if you want to submit your phone for warranty, you can flash back to the stock firmware! The flashing procedure is not same! To recover, do the following:

1. Download clockwordmod recovery from here: http://koush.tandtgaming.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-2.5.0.4-galaxys.zip
2. Rename it to "update.zip" and put it on your internal SD card.. Don't put it inside any folder.
3. Download the stock firmware nandroid backup from here: RapidShare: 1-CLICK Web hosting - Easy Filehosting
4. Extract it and put it into your internal sdcard (I'm not sure about the directory structure on the zip file my friend uploaded.)
5. Power off the phone, then boot into recovery mode by pressing Volume UP + Home + Power button simultaneously.
6. When in recovery, use volume keys to navigate to "Apply update.zip". Press home button. Your phone will now boot into clockworkmod recovery.
7. Use the volume keys to navigate to nandroid. Use the back soft button to select. Then chose restore, and restore the ROM.

thanks buddy !!
 
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No.. this means, that if you want to submit your phone for warranty, you can flash back to the stock firmware! The flashing procedure is not same! To recover, do the following:

1. Download clockwordmod recovery from here: http://koush.tandtgaming.com/recoveries/recovery-clockwork-2.5.0.4-galaxys.zip
2. Rename it to "update.zip" and put it on your internal SD card.. Don't put it inside any folder.
3. Download the stock firmware nandroid backup from here: RapidShare: 1-CLICK Web hosting - Easy Filehosting
4. Extract it and put it into your internal sdcard (I'm not sure about the directory structure on the zip file my friend uploaded.)
5. Power off the phone, then boot into recovery mode by pressing Volume UP + Home + Power button simultaneously.
6. When in recovery, use volume keys to navigate to "Apply update.zip". Press home button. Your phone will now boot into clockworkmod recovery.
7. Use the volume keys to navigate to nandroid. Use the back soft button to select. Then chose restore, and restore the ROM.


Thnx for the stock ROM. It ll surely help those who wants to restore their warranty(might be me).Great work kalpik ( Thnx to ur friend also).

PS:-- I hope we ll be able to update our Phones through kies normally when samsung releases froyo.
 
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Had this phone for just 4 days and these were the 2 major problems:

1) Wifi never used to work on a 802.1x authenticated network(connects but does not send/recieve data)
2) GPS rarely used to work

Did a firmware update to JM2 version yesterday and both these problems are solved. Wifi connects and stays connected and GPS takes far less to get a lock. I would recommend someone who has these problems to try it.
 
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FYI,

If you are trying the TV out using mini stereo (3.5 mm) to RCA cable, make sure to connect white one to video unlike the normal yellow one. Other two are the stereo channels.
TV Out video quality is 'OK' and is not that great compared to DLNA, but it works with most of the TV sets. One advatange over HDMI is it mirrors everything displayed on your phone.

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Did you get a chance to try this? I am currently downloading the tiles for Bangalore; but not sure where to put all these files in the phone's memory.

U have to put these tiles into internal sd card/brut.googlemaps/tiles/map-en_IN/

Put the tiles according to ur zoom level (16 or 17 or 12). then enable "save to sd card" and "read from Sd card" options in brut's googlemap.
BTW new googlemap update has come in the market. not much change though
 
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Hi all,
Need a help.
I am having vodafone live in my galaxy S with 500 MB free plan. I have installed network monitor application to track the download levels. I have been using internet quite regularly but the network monitor says its hardly 50 MB in the last ten days. Just wondering whether there is any other way to check my download levels.. plz help.
 
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Hi all,
Need a help.
I am having vodafone live in my galaxy S with 500 MB free plan. I have installed network monitor application to track the download levels. I have been using internet quite regularly but the network monitor says its hardly 50 MB in the last ten days. Just wondering whether there is any other way to check my download levels.. plz help.
If you are using it only to check mails and for chat, then 50 MB seems logical. Anayway, try this app for data usage http://www.cyrket.com/p/android/net.jaqpot.netcounter/ and is very accurate also.
 
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i am having a huge problem with my wifi on galaxy s. earlier it used to work fine stay connected for long but all of a sudden it though recognises the connection but fails to connect to it even though after verifying the connection .it shows obtaining ip address then shows connection unsuccessful .dont know whether its due to applications i installed or due to some problem with my device please help instead of android 2.1 my device has become android 0.0 heeeelllllpppppp.i am using mtnl wifi
 
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This is fabulous news! If you (or someone else) could please test it thoroughly to see if there aren't any issues like the UI lag, improper RAM allocation, bad WiFi connectivity or anything else that you could notice, I would be very grateful.

I'm almost done buying the phone, but just need to find a good price and pony up my finances a bit. Kinda like Barcelona and Fabregas, heh.
 
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The leaked firmware (which is yet to leak, should be out in a few hours :p) is of alpha quality. I'd give it a week at least until it becomes usable.. Ill do all my testing then :)

kalpik! did u tried that stock firmware you got from ur friend's phone?
Its good news that froyo is leaked for sgs. I will try it once i get my laptop back from service center.
BTW why samsung is not providing stereo FM in sgs ( i tried in JM2, might be a bug). Although i dont use it but i didnt expect this type of quality from such a high end phone.
 
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