Originally Posted by joebongo

Nice but an accuracy of 15m? Isn't that too wide to stop the drift when driving? Just wondering as this is the most tempting ROM yet and I have the day off work tomorrow...

Doesn't matter, this is great, it's inside a house, you can't get better than 15m with the reception it's showing. Has anyone tried taking it for a walk yet? That's the real test. Stationary lock means nothing.

In XFJM6 there is a new tag in Jupiter.xml (GPS) file:

FRQ_PLAN_26MHZ_2PPM_26MHZ_300PPB_UNSTABLE

Unstable has not been there before.

Maybe there is changes which allow locking to "unstable" satellites.

Originally Posted by balenax

Richthofen, i see you are getting some nice firmwares , thanks a bunch. Just a small question : any hope for a decent froyo rom in the near future ?

someone on the samsunggalaxysforums said that he has jp7 and was asking people to pm him.
he was being a bit cryptic about so will see

sorry he wasnt asking people to pm him but he says he got it
its in general news
under "your going to hate me"

regards

As far as I know, no JP7 or any other Froyo than >JP3 excist.
In public atleast.

he mentions its similar to jp3 but until its verified by a few people then will believe it.


regards

http://samsunggalaxysforums.com/show...e-for-this-but...

Originally Posted by Tyxerakias

Doesn't matter, this is great, it's inside a house, you can't get better than 15m with the reception it's showing. Has anyone tried taking it for a walk yet? That's the real test. Stationary lock means nothing.

I took it for a walk - and just as I expected, it was crap, it got very scared every time we had to turn a corner - one could never know what's behind it - and it closed its eyes and made some wild guesses.

Yes, it could lock on to many, yes, it could lock on with SNR less than 20, but as soon as I checked it in GPS Test right after installing, I knew it wouldn't work - the SNR ratios jumped up and down all the time, sats in/out all the time. I'm afraid to say it, but I don't think we'll ever get a good GPS in the Galaxy S, I'm pretty sure it's a major hardware flaw.

Why are the instructions how to flash a bit different from those at samsung-firmware. Does it matter which procedure you choose?

Originally Posted by Richthofen

When using *Multi CSC* you need to type *#272*????# after the flash (in dialer). ???? being the current time displayed by phone. For example if the time is currently 6.25pm you need to type *#272*0625#. Then select the desired CSC version from the list and press "Install".

Hi!

How can i recognize which Sales Code means which language ... ?
I need install czech language, but i cant find it.
Thank you for your advice!

Originally Posted by mus@shi

Hi!

How can i recognize which Sales Code means which language ... ?
I need install czech language, but i cant find it.
Thank you for your advice!

There is no Czech language in XFJM6, sorry.
XEZ code is Czech (included in OXX CSC), but selecting it will not help you because the firmware itself is missing the language.

Originally Posted by MoWa22

I took it for a walk - and just as I expected, it was crap, it got very scared every time we had to turn a corner - one could never know what's behind it - and it closed its eyes and made some wild guesses.

Yes, it could lock on to many, yes, it could lock on with SNR less than 20, but as soon as I checked it in GPS Test right after installing, I knew it wouldn't work - the SNR ratios jumped up and down all the time, sats in/out all the time. I'm afraid to say it, but I don't think we'll ever get a good GPS in the Galaxy S, I'm pretty sure it's a major hardware flaw.

Does Swype have Danish dictionary?