Originally Posted by erpurohit

Sure i will test this too and will update the op.

Did you tried it on ics as the link you provided is on custom rom 2.3.6

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Hey you could try the modems listed here including JVU..ive tried them on ICS and they worked for me so far
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1158783

Originally Posted by erpurohit

Here you go
http://goo.gl/ZYRhU

Download this and flash it through recovery.

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Thanks...one last question on this. If I want to go back to the stock then how do I switch ? I read somewhere that flashing a nightly will not revert to the stock radio. I was in US last week, I got much better battery performance with stock radio as compared to what I get in india.

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Originally Posted by anil76

Thanks...one last question on this. If I want to go back to the stock then how do I switch ? I read somewhere that flashing a night

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Just take the note of one which you are using right now by going to settings-> About Phone -> Baseband version.

Whenever you want to go back just flash the appropriate modem version by downloading.

Originally Posted by Apurv24

Hey you could try the modems listed here including JVU..ive tried them on ICS and they worked for me so far
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1158783

Thanks mate for the above link however I think we are aware of those modems and few of them are not going to work in India and few are from old firmwares.

I am only trying those which are newer as there is no point in testing old firmwares which are already outdated.

Hope this makes sense...

Is there an xda link which provide the download link of all ics modem for i9000 (including stock modem)?

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Here you go-
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1158783

Originally Posted by erpurohit

Sure i will test this too and will update the op.

Did you tried it on ics as the link you provided is on custom rom 2.3.6

I9000 powered by RemICS-UX

No, I haven't tried XXJVU modem with an ICS rom. When I was using an ICS rom, I went with the default modem that came with it. Never did experiment much with custom rom's.

Edit: Apurv24's post carries the link to it - XXJVU - the 2nd one; appears to be listed under ICS. I'm not sure about the risks and compatibility either.

No prob i will give it a try.

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So far I have noticed XXJVU gives the best signal reception almost all over India. I'm from Pune.

I have traveled and used my SGS with ICS and XXJVU all over India(North, East and South) apart from my home town Pune and have got excellent signal reception (-50 dBm to -75 dBm).

Please note that this is over a 2G network of Vodafone. I also have a 3G plan but when I shift to the 3G networks the signal reception starts fluctuating and gives a horrible 1 or 2 bars.

If you are going to use 3G networks in India, you will face issues with signal reception. Most cities in India have horrible 3G connectivity—metros included.

All in all, XXJVU gives me excellent 2G coverage all over India on my SGS i9000 with ICS and Semaphore kernel.

Battery usage is decided by a lot of factors apart from the modem—Kernel plays a major role in battery usage too.

Originally Posted by TVwithParents

So far I have noticed XXJVU gives the best signal reception almost all over India. I'm from Pune.

I have traveled and used my SGS with ICS and XXJVU all over India(North, East and South) apart from my home town Pune and have got excellent signal reception (-50 dBm to -75 dBm).

Please note that this is over a 2G network of Vodafone. I also have a 3G plan but when I shift to the 3G networks the signal reception starts fluctuating and gives a horrible 1 or 2 bars.

If you are going to use 3G networks in India, you will face issues with signal reception. Most cities in India have horrible 3G connectivity—metros included.

All in all, XXJVU gives me excellent 2G coverage all over India on my SGS i9000 with ICS and Semaphore kernel.

Battery usage is decided by a lot of factors apart from the modem—Kernel plays a major role in battery usage too.

Ageed, i am using this modem since long

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