Galaxy S2 GT-I9200 firmware GINGERBREAD?! (Download LINK)

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nCoder

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Richthofen said:
My my ;)

So Mr "Fraser" is finally here.

S5PC110 AP
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But who said anything about Android?

Good night :p
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Great news then for our Galaxy S!!!! :D

There are a lot of Android references everywhere in the image files. Everything points to Android being inside, of course ;)

(unless BADA uses some Android code)
 
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It seems that's not a "normal" ubi image. Tried everything possible to extract it.
Could be a multi image with some ubifs and maybe some btrfs content?
Binarysplit?
 
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Aery said:
It seems that's not a "normal" ubi image. Tried everything possible to extract it.
Could be a multi image with some ubifs and maybe some btrfs content?
Binarysplit?
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How do we go about finding where to do binary splits? Has anyone tried to build a "normal" ubi.img containing some fake data, and see if they start with a header and have some size information embedded inside. May be we can go that route and see where the splits are.
 
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nCoder said:
Extract and rebuild a UBI image Customize Rom:

http://www.chinadigitalcomm.com/android-a81/extract-and-rebuild-a-ubi-image-customize-rom-t1501.html
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That only creates a volume of 252MB, the image is 300 something MBs
"dd: writing `/dev/mtd0': No space left on device"


I started snooping through the image and found some interesting stuff. It appears this is for a GSM, and possibly a CDMA, phone and then there is this

"[PLATFORM_INFO]
platform_name = vita;"


I don't think this is gingerbread
 
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:confused: SamFirmware and Richthofen sugest this is may not be Android... :(

I don't know if android code also includes any reference to Linux...

Reference inside to a "SAMSUNG LINUX PLATFORM" and several "linux"... This could be LIMO like the Vodafone H1 (Samsung).

ubi.img has a lot of references to "Android" inside as well.
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rajendra82

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xHausx said:
That only creates a volume of 252MB, the image is 300 something MBs
"dd: writing `/dev/mtd0': No space left on device"


I started snooping through the image and found some interesting stuff. It appears this is for a GSM, and possibly a CDMA, phone and then there is this

"[PLATFORM_INFO]
platform_name = vita;"


I don't think this is gingerbread
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There are ways to create bigger emulated NANDs by changing the four ID values. Google nandsim.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
 
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    Model: GT-I9200 | Code: XXX | Version: I9200XXJP2/I9200XXJP1/I9200XXJP1 | Date: 18.11.2010 22:40 | Size: 272,89 MB | ID: 3489397051
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    rajendra82 said:
    To get past error 22, you have to do a ubiformat -s 512.

    It got me all the way to mount and then my ubuntu 10.04 live cd could not do ubifs. Will have to try again at home.

    Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
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    ubiformat - formats empty flash, erases flash and preserves erase counters, flashes UBI images to MTD devices

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