I have a big problem with my Galaxy S immediately after upgrading to the JPM/Froyo firmware. Immediately after the update the phone attempted to reboot, and now stays on the Galaxy S logo way too long before the screen goes blank and only the bottom two buttons are illuminated. And it just stays like that. I have a feeling that it might have something to do with the OneClickLagFix that was installed on the phone; maybe the upgrade didn't like the lag fix being there. Also, on pressing VolumeDn, Home and Power to get the recovery screen, the screen is replaced with a yellow "Downloading... Do not turn off Target!!!" splash. So there are no recovery options. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. EDIT: I misread the screen, and it is much more likely that it was JM1 that I installed, if that makes a difference.
Hi m8. Had the same problem a couple fo times when switching to froyo... turned out i was using the wrong crc (and/or i was using the wrong PIT...) Floppy
I figured out I had the wrong button combination, but recovery still didn't help. I'm just going to flash it back to basic 2.1 with Odin then try again. Thanks
For future references, you are supposed to remove any lag fix you have installed before flashing new firmware.
Yep, I foolishly ignored that advice when I read it some time ago. All fixed now and flashed to I9000XXJPM. Thanks.
i prefer update an official firmware from samsung .....seem i see many people complaint there is too many lag and the flash is soo ****ing slow
Hello, I think I've just bricked my galaxy s, yes I did not remove root or oclf before the update to 2.2. But the biggest problem is, there no working keys at boot, the volume up, home and power does not work on this phone as any other key, the method I used for rooting the phone was with adb and usb debugging. Now it boots, stays there for awhile and just vibrates occasionaly... Anything I can try before sending this to samsung?! Thanks!!!
The only thing you can do right now apart from sending it back is to make a homemade factory jig. Search for it in the xda i9000 forum. Essentially it's a usb connector with a resistor attached to it. Some folks found out that within a certain range of resistance the phone will boot into recovery or download mode.
I must say, many many many thanks on this tip! Saved my Galaxy from going into AEG Portugal which gave no answer during friday and I bet they won't. If anyone comes through this post, here is the link i-thinkBIG: Modified USB with Resistor to Force Samsung Galaxy S i9000 go to Download Mode Now fully updated into JPA
i am also having the same problem. After upgrading to FROYO my phone stuck at boot screen & vibrates. but i have not installed any LAGFIX. i did try the recovery mode but no still no use.... please help me here
