I recommend using CyanogenMod 10 (Android 4.1.2) on Samsung YP-GS1! =>http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-player/development/3-6-samsung-s-wifi-3-6-cyanogenmod-10-t3046129
CyanogenMod 7.2 for the Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6 EU/US
06/16/2020: All links have been restored and are working again. The files are the same. (Androthan)
Finally, here it is... CyanogenMod for our Galaxy Players 3.6!
Read before flashing!
FAQs
CyanogenMod FAQs: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/About
Samsung Galaxy Player FAQs: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2175920
Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6 FAQs: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2389347
Q: Can this completly destroy my device?
A: No, you will always able to restore your player via ODIN.
Q: Will this modify my bootloader?
A: No, it won't change anything on your bootloader.
Q: I want some more informations about this ROM, where can I get them?
A: Just send me an email/PM (androthan@gmail.com) or PM me.
Q: Can this used on a Galaxy Player 4.2?
A: CM7 for the 4.2: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2582138
Q: Do you allow me to modify and republish this ROM?
A: Of course!
Q: What's the difference between the US and the EU edition?
A: The US edition has got a touch sensitive home button and a different keyboard while the EU one
has got a physical home button.
Working - Not working
Working
- Button/screen backlight
- WiFi
- Vibrations
- Rotation
- GPS
- Compass
- CPU frequency control
- Shake detection
- Magnetic sensor
- Orientation sensor
- External storage (mounted on /sdcard)
- Internal storage (mounted on /sdcard/emmc)
- Audio
- Samsung SoundAlive
- ClockWorkMod recovery
- Low power mode
- Bluetooth
- Bluetooth music/sound streaming
- Video playback (For full screen mode -> Turn device right)
Working with bugs:
- Airplane mode (because of missing cell module)
Not working:
- Camera
- Microphone
Note: The phone feature is enabled (I can't disable it) but it won't use the battery or the CPU, it's just there but not usable. If you see 'Cell standby' in the battery stats, it means 'WiFi'
Changelog
Public preview - 13.12.2013
- First release
Beta 1 - 14.12.2013
- Fixed some bugs
- Fixed a bug with some wifi connections
- Added dhcpd server for TI SoftAP
Beta 2 - 19.12.2013
- Fixed Audio libs
- Fixed internal sd-card mounting
- Stability bugfixes
Beta 3 - 20.12.2013
- Fixed bluetooth: moved bluetooth chip firmware from /system/vendor/firmware to /lib/firmware
- Low power mode: Player doesn't boot the complete firmware, it just boots up in a "Low power mode" if a USB charger is detected
- Fixed CPU settings (thanks for mentioning it, @Quentinga)
- CWM recovery
Beta 4 - 10.01.2014
Fixed video playback
WiFi bugfixes
Stability bugfixes
Downloads
All hyperlinks are redirecting your download requests to my personal server. I'm using bitly as an intermediate for statistical purposes, so I can estimate how high the demand for the availability of this firmware still is. I'm not storing any personal data, if you're downloading the firmware via my server.
CyanogenMod 7.2 for Samsung YP-GS1 EU/US Beta 4: Download here
Google Apps (GMail, Play Store, Hangouts,...): Download here
Setup recovery for EU(You MUST use this one!): Download here
Setup recovery for US(You MUST use this one!): Download here
ODIN3 1.85: http://www.mediafire.com/download/82latn22s1kl7w2/andromint-Odin3-v1.85.zip
Kernels for US devices (capacitive home button)
US kernel for Beta 4: Download here
Installation guide
Note: You can also use CM without Google Apps!
Coming from Stock Samsung ROM
Upgrading/Switching from another CM7 build
!ENJOY CM7!
The boot proccess after a first install or a upgrade can take up to 2 minutes!
Bugreports
If you noticed bugs, it would be very helpful that you report them, so I can fix them. Thanks!
Please mail bugreports to: androthan@gmail.com
A bugreport should look like this:
Name:
Device:
Date:
Version:
Things you done:
Title:
Description:
Any logs(logcat):
Any error codes:
---
Thanks to...
.. @loSconosciuto (the man who helped me to make it bootable!)
.. @SerkTheTurk
...Ubuntu community
...CyanogenMod community
...The Open Handset Alliance
...The Linux community
.. @safariking
.. @dhiru1602
... all testers (especially @xXPR0T0TYPEXx)
Source code
https://github.com/androthan/allto-device-legacy
https://github.com/androthan/allto-kernel-legacy
https://github.com/androthan/allto-vendor-legacy
Disclaimer
I'm not responsible for dead phones, dead sd-card or dead accesoires. You and only you decided to do these changes!
CyanogenMod 7.2 for the Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6 EU/US
06/16/2020: All links have been restored and are working again. The files are the same. (Androthan)
Finally, here it is... CyanogenMod for our Galaxy Players 3.6!
Read before flashing!
FAQs
CyanogenMod FAQs: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/About
Samsung Galaxy Player FAQs: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2175920
Samsung Galaxy Player 3.6 FAQs: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2389347
Q: Can this completly destroy my device?
A: No, you will always able to restore your player via ODIN.
Q: Will this modify my bootloader?
A: No, it won't change anything on your bootloader.
Q: I want some more informations about this ROM, where can I get them?
A: Just send me an email/PM (androthan@gmail.com) or PM me.
Q: Can this used on a Galaxy Player 4.2?
A: CM7 for the 4.2: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2582138
Q: Do you allow me to modify and republish this ROM?
A: Of course!
Q: What's the difference between the US and the EU edition?
A: The US edition has got a touch sensitive home button and a different keyboard while the EU one
has got a physical home button.
Working - Not working
Working
- Button/screen backlight
- WiFi
- Vibrations
- Rotation
- GPS
- Compass
- CPU frequency control
- Shake detection
- Magnetic sensor
- Orientation sensor
- External storage (mounted on /sdcard)
- Internal storage (mounted on /sdcard/emmc)
- Audio
- Samsung SoundAlive
- ClockWorkMod recovery
- Low power mode
- Bluetooth
- Bluetooth music/sound streaming
- Video playback (For full screen mode -> Turn device right)
Working with bugs:
- Airplane mode (because of missing cell module)
Not working:
- Camera
- Microphone
Note: The phone feature is enabled (I can't disable it) but it won't use the battery or the CPU, it's just there but not usable. If you see 'Cell standby' in the battery stats, it means 'WiFi'
Changelog
Public preview - 13.12.2013
- First release
Beta 1 - 14.12.2013
- Fixed some bugs
- Fixed a bug with some wifi connections
- Added dhcpd server for TI SoftAP
Beta 2 - 19.12.2013
- Fixed Audio libs
- Fixed internal sd-card mounting
- Stability bugfixes
Beta 3 - 20.12.2013
- Fixed bluetooth: moved bluetooth chip firmware from /system/vendor/firmware to /lib/firmware
- Low power mode: Player doesn't boot the complete firmware, it just boots up in a "Low power mode" if a USB charger is detected
- Fixed CPU settings (thanks for mentioning it, @Quentinga)
- CWM recovery
Beta 4 - 10.01.2014
Fixed video playback
WiFi bugfixes
Stability bugfixes
Downloads
All hyperlinks are redirecting your download requests to my personal server. I'm using bitly as an intermediate for statistical purposes, so I can estimate how high the demand for the availability of this firmware still is. I'm not storing any personal data, if you're downloading the firmware via my server.
CyanogenMod 7.2 for Samsung YP-GS1 EU/US Beta 4: Download here
Google Apps (GMail, Play Store, Hangouts,...): Download here
Setup recovery for EU(You MUST use this one!): Download here
Setup recovery for US(You MUST use this one!): Download here
ODIN3 1.85: http://www.mediafire.com/download/82latn22s1kl7w2/andromint-Odin3-v1.85.zip
Kernels for US devices (capacitive home button)
US kernel for Beta 4: Download here
Installation guide
Note: You can also use CM without Google Apps!
Coming from Stock Samsung ROM
This will delete all data on your device!
Prepare PC
1. Download Google Apps, the Install recovery (tar-file) and ODIN3 and place them anywhere on your PC
2. Now, download the latest version for your device (EU or US); if you have an US device, also download the latest US kernel
3. Make sure you installed Samsung Kies (http://www.samsung.com/us/kies/) and the device drivers
4. Open ODIN3 and select the setup recovery, you downloaded in step 1, in the PDA section
3. Make sure nothing is checked except "F.Reset Time" and "Auto Reboot"
Prepare device
1. Make a backup of your data! (Not NANDroid)
2. Power off device
3. Boot to download mode
Prepare installation
1. Connect player with PC and wait until Odin detects your player
2. Select "Start" in Odin and wait until your device reboots
3. Power off your player
4. Boot to recovery mode
Install CyanogenMod (in recovery mode)
1. Make a NANDroid backup -> Select Backup/Restore -> Backup
2. Select -> Mounts/Storage -> mount USB mass storage
3. Connect device to PC
4. Copy the ROM and the Google Apps to your device
5. Unmount device from PC
6. Select: Factory reset -> Yes
7. Select: Install zip-file -> Choose zip from sd-card
8. Select the CyanogenMod zip and hit Yes (This will take up to 40 seconds)
9. Reselect: Choose zip file from sd-card
10. Select the Google Apps zip and hit Yes
11. Return to main menu -> Reboot (IF you have an US edition, hit "Power Off")
For US devices only
1. Reboot to download mode
2. Open ODIN3 and select the US kernel, you downloaded from this topic, in the PDA section
3. Flash
and reboot!
Prepare PC
1. Download Google Apps, the Install recovery (tar-file) and ODIN3 and place them anywhere on your PC
2. Now, download the latest version for your device (EU or US); if you have an US device, also download the latest US kernel
3. Make sure you installed Samsung Kies (http://www.samsung.com/us/kies/) and the device drivers
4. Open ODIN3 and select the setup recovery, you downloaded in step 1, in the PDA section
3. Make sure nothing is checked except "F.Reset Time" and "Auto Reboot"
Prepare device
1. Make a backup of your data! (Not NANDroid)
2. Power off device
3. Boot to download mode
Prepare installation
1. Connect player with PC and wait until Odin detects your player
2. Select "Start" in Odin and wait until your device reboots
3. Power off your player
4. Boot to recovery mode
Install CyanogenMod (in recovery mode)
1. Make a NANDroid backup -> Select Backup/Restore -> Backup
2. Select -> Mounts/Storage -> mount USB mass storage
3. Connect device to PC
4. Copy the ROM and the Google Apps to your device
5. Unmount device from PC
6. Select: Factory reset -> Yes
7. Select: Install zip-file -> Choose zip from sd-card
8. Select the CyanogenMod zip and hit Yes (This will take up to 40 seconds)
9. Reselect: Choose zip file from sd-card
10. Select the Google Apps zip and hit Yes
11. Return to main menu -> Reboot (IF you have an US edition, hit "Power Off")
For US devices only
1. Reboot to download mode
2. Open ODIN3 and select the US kernel, you downloaded from this topic, in the PDA section
3. Flash
and reboot!
Upgrading/Switching from another CM7 build
Upgrading from V1.3 or higher
1. Download the newest version for your device (EU/US) and the Google Apps to your PC
2. Reboot your device to recovery mode (Long press power button -> Select Reboot -> Select Recovery)
3. In recovery mode: Select Mounts/Storage -> Mount USB storage
4. Connect device to your PC and copy the CyanogenMod zip-file and the Google Apps zip-file to your device
5. Unmount your device from your PC
6. Select Wipe cache -> Yes
7. Select Install zip-file -> choose zip from sdcard and select the CyanogenMod zip and hit Yes
8. Redo step 7, but with selecting the Google App package
9. Return to main menu and Reboot (IF you have an US edition, hit "Power Off")
For US devices only
1. Reboot to download mode
2. Open ODIN3 and select the US kernel, you downloaded from this topic, in the PDA section
3. Flash
and reboot!
Upgrading from V1.2 or lower
1. Download the newest version for your device (EU/US) and the Google Apps to your PC
2. Reboot your device to recovery mode (Long press power button -> Select Reboot -> Select Recovery)
3. In recovery mode: Select Mounts/Storage -> Mount USB storage
4. Connect device to your PC and copy the CyanogenMod zip-file and the Google Apps zip-file to your device
5. Unmount your device from your PC
6. Select Wipe cache -> Yes
7. Select Install zip-file -> choose zip from sdcard and select the CyanogenMod zip and hit Yes
8. Redo step 7, but with selecting the Google App package
9. Return to main menu and Reboot (IF you have an US edition, hit "Power Off")
For US devices only
1. Reboot to download mode
2. Open ODIN3 and select the US kernel, you downloaded from this topic, in the PDA section
3. Flash
and reboot!
Upgrading from V1.2 or lower
Prepare PC
1. Download the newest ROM for your device (EU/US) and the newest Install recovery (tar-file)
2. Open Odin
3. Select the Install recovery (Avaible in download section) in the PDA section
4. Make sure nothing is checked except "F.Reset Time" and "Auto Reboot"
Prepare device
1. Power off
2. Reboot to download mode
Prepare installation
1. Connect player with PC and wait until Odin detects your player
2. Select "Start" in Odin and wait until your device reboots
3. Power off your player
4. Boot to recovery mode
Installation
1. Select: Mounts/Storage -> Mount USB mass storage
2. Connect device to PC
3. Copy the ROM and the Google Apps to your device
4. Unmount device from PC
5. Select: Wipe cache -> Yes
6. Select the CyanogenMod zip and hit Yes (This will take up to 40 seconds)
7. Reselect: Choose zip file from sd-card
8. Select the Google Apps zip and hit Yes
9. Return to main menu -> Reboot (IF you have an US edition, hit "Power Off")
For US devices only
1. Reboot to download mode
2. Open ODIN3 and select the US kernel, you downloaded from this topic, in the PDA section
3. Flash
and reboot!
1. Download the newest ROM for your device (EU/US) and the newest Install recovery (tar-file)
2. Open Odin
3. Select the Install recovery (Avaible in download section) in the PDA section
4. Make sure nothing is checked except "F.Reset Time" and "Auto Reboot"
Prepare device
1. Power off
2. Reboot to download mode
Prepare installation
1. Connect player with PC and wait until Odin detects your player
2. Select "Start" in Odin and wait until your device reboots
3. Power off your player
4. Boot to recovery mode
Installation
1. Select: Mounts/Storage -> Mount USB mass storage
2. Connect device to PC
3. Copy the ROM and the Google Apps to your device
4. Unmount device from PC
5. Select: Wipe cache -> Yes
6. Select the CyanogenMod zip and hit Yes (This will take up to 40 seconds)
7. Reselect: Choose zip file from sd-card
8. Select the Google Apps zip and hit Yes
9. Return to main menu -> Reboot (IF you have an US edition, hit "Power Off")
For US devices only
1. Reboot to download mode
2. Open ODIN3 and select the US kernel, you downloaded from this topic, in the PDA section
3. Flash
and reboot!
!ENJOY CM7!
The boot proccess after a first install or a upgrade can take up to 2 minutes!
Bugreports
If you noticed bugs, it would be very helpful that you report them, so I can fix them. Thanks!
Please mail bugreports to: androthan@gmail.com
A bugreport should look like this:
Name:
Device:
Date:
Version:
Things you done:
Title:
Description:
Any logs(logcat):
Any error codes:
---
Thanks to...
.. @loSconosciuto (the man who helped me to make it bootable!)
.. @SerkTheTurk
...Ubuntu community
...CyanogenMod community
...The Open Handset Alliance
...The Linux community
.. @safariking
.. @dhiru1602
... all testers (especially @xXPR0T0TYPEXx)
Source code
https://github.com/androthan/allto-device-legacy
https://github.com/androthan/allto-kernel-legacy
https://github.com/androthan/allto-vendor-legacy
Disclaimer
I'm not responsible for dead phones, dead sd-card or dead accesoires. You and only you decided to do these changes!
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