clickme
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Managed to get back to stock kernel now from the voodoo666. just want to try a couple more times to make sure.
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Managed to get back to stock kernel now from the voodoo666. just want to try a couple more times to make sure.
clickme
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Managed to get back to stock kernel now from the voodoo666. just want to try a couple more times to make sure.
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okay if you gonna install, after its installed run the sdk-manager. Then sorry can't remember exactly now, but you must select sdk-tools under available package and update that. Can't remember the download size but took me quite a while when i downloaded that. Or otherwise if you are low on bandwith just wait bit more. Sorry
Ive got uncapped. So it can download as much as it wants
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clickme
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oky. what did you say were the symptoms when you flashed the kernel with sgs kernel flasher. Stuck on a screen? Phone rebooting? Vibrating?
clickme
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Sorry if you just please confirm that when you boot into recovery mode with voodoo666 installed under voodoo lagfix. At the bottom is say Voodoo lagfix is actually : Disable. Next Boot : Disabled. /system lagfix conversion : no. Debug mode : no
Why I am asking is when i tried it the first time, I selected to disable all the lagfixes. But it never actually did one of them. And thats when I got stuck Samsung Gt-9000 logo on the screen. With it disabled I have no problem flashing the kernel with sgs kernel flasher. But if Voodo lagfix is enabled or /system lagfix conversion is on. then i always get stuck at booting. SO if you can just double double check please
eish i loaded voodoo but did not enable lagfix but no I feel stupid because it was enabled Automatically. **** sorry dude. i wasted your time by not checking i'm sorry
Now... How do I unroot? I take that your phone was rooted when you made a backup of your kernel. Cause now superuser will be there even if i do a factory reset?
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clickme
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Hahaha no problem just check if its working now. If it works I accept apologies in Beer
. You should be able to flash that file with odin as well. if not here is another one. will work in Kernel changer and Odin (1st one is also supposed to work with both)http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21778065/kernel.tar.md5
clickme
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Rooted or just the superuser icon?
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LOL, I was going to ask if you had switched off lag-fix, but thought it was a silly question. Kewl!
clickme
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Never a silly question, sometimes you forget you installed it. Or Like with voodoo it auto enables with 1st boot. Or like when I tried it the first time, it just didn't want to disable.
mmm both? I want it clean for warranty purposes.
clickme
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Want the Rom files clean? Or just on your phone for now when you take it back?
Just so that i can get it repaired.
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clickme
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Easiest way would be Super one click root, connect phone and click unroot ?
Sweet. Thanks. You helped me alot today and ive learnt alot.
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clickme
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No problem. As long as everything is still working. Think my phone will self destruct if I just think about flashing another kernel today.
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And at least now I also know that it works on other phones and not just my own.
Well everything is working like a charm. Thanks.
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